Funeral of Rev. O'Haver in Pleasantville
Rev. William P. O'Haver died about 22 at his home in Linton and was buried Thursday in Pleasantville. Services were in the Pleasantville Methodist church conducted by Rev. John W. Buck. He was 69, a 48 year Methodist minister, and survived by his second wife, formerly Mrs. Laura Bachy of Bloomfield. He had lived in Pleasantville before moving to Linton about 15 years ago.
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William P. O’haver
Linton
Pleasantville
Methodist Church
John W. Buck
O’ Haver
Squire Thomas B. O'Haver
L. R. Edmonds
Laura Bachy
Bloomfield
O’haver
Chaney Faces Embarrassing Question After Election
Congressman elect John C. Chaney, new district representative, contemplates remaining on the Washington board of trade. He fears future situations could embarrass him if he stays a member after taking his seat in Congress.
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John C. Chaney
Chaney
Washington
D. C
Washington Board of Trade
Congress
THD Vandalia BR CO Requests Information on Rates and Trains
The THD Vandalia BR CO asks all parties seeking details on rates schedules and through connections to write to D B Siena v P A Terre Haute for prompt information.
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D.B
Siena
V. P.A
Terre Haute
Last Sad Services for Miss Luretta Douthitt
Miss Luretta Douthitt, a Carlisle intermediate teacher, died Feb 22 after pneumonia. Her funeral was held at Indian Prairie Baptist church with Rev. C. L. Merriman and Rev. A. M. McGuire. burial in Indian Prairie cemetery. She taught in Jefferson township and Carlisle, was born Oct 17 1872, and survived by her parents and four brothers.
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Luretta Douthitt
Carlisle
J. F. Miller
Indian Prairie Baptist Church
C. L. Merriman
Indian Prairie Church
A. M. McGuire
Baptist Church
Sullivan
Indian Prairie Cemetery
Loretta Douthitt
Thos. M. Douthitt
Jefferson Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Ind
Pleasantville
W. T
Frank M
George Elza
John Elliott Douthitt
Tourists in Old Mexico Journal Entry
A Carlisle party details their travels from Biloxi to Beauvoir near Jefferson Davis home, then through Pass Christian and New Orleans to San Antonio. They describe border checks, luggage inspections, and a stop in Monterey with visits to a mission school and local contacts, noting Christian charitable work by Carlisle ladies.
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City of Mexico
Carlisle
Biloxi
Miss
Ed Akin
Mr. Alumbaugh
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
State of
Mississippi
Davis
New York City
Pass Christian
South
New Orleans
Akin
Grunewald
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
Bob Reed
Vincennes
Government Hill
Durango
Mexico
Monterey
Windsor Hotel
American Smelting Co
Charles Hoke
French Willis
Jasper T. Moses
Indianapolis
Christian Church
C. W.M
Plaintiff Fausel Wins Default Judgment In Land Suit
George W. Fausel obtained a default judgment in Squire Cowle's court against John Toney for possession of real estate west of town plus 8 damages and 87 rent. Toney had already moved out.
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George W. Fausel
John Toney
Squire Cowle
Toney
For Sale Timothy Hay At Carl Isle Farm
For sale Timothy hay in stack or bale from a farm five miles east of Carl Isle. Owner W W Howarp advertises hay stock available directly.
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Timothy Hay
Carlisle
W. W. Howarp
Barclay Wins Honors At IU Track Carnival
Knox Barclay formerly of this place and now a student at Indiana University is highlighted for his top performance as IU athletes win the YMCA carnival title in Cincinnati. Thompson dominates the 440 yard race while Barclay scores in the 880 yard and wins the mile, aiding Indiana’s victory. The second section notes rural route planning out of Carlisle and Pleasantville, predicting two new routes and reorganization to improve mail delivery.
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Indianapolis News
Knox Barclay
This Place
Indiana University
Knox
I. U
Cincinnati
Barclay
G. W. Thompson
University of Indiana
Thompson
Indiana
J. K. Barclay
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Hoosier
Massey
M. Cahill
Chicago
Edwin A. Chamberlain
Carlisle
Haddon Township
Wabash Bottoms
Pleasantville
Sandborn
Noble arrives with cattle from Washington Court House
John Noble traveled from Washington Court House Ohio last week and returned Saturday leading a cattle car bound for the Cincinnati market.
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John Noble
Washington Court House
Cincinnati
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Miss Luretta Douthitt
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Dian Prairie Church
Elza
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J. F. Alumbaugh
Wabisco
GEM Cafe
Pilmer & Ridgway
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