Millinery, pastorates, and local visits noted in Greenfield
A district column records Delia Bennet returning from Muncie and Indianapolis, Juotin Bogue resigning as pastor at Friends' church due to finances, and various local visits. It mentions land sales, farm rentals, students at a city high school, and a reception for Pastor Naftzger. Numerous family and neighbor visits span Greenfield and nearby towns with farm and education updates.
Walnut Ridge Family Reunion Honors visiting relatives
A pleasant Bethuel White family reunion was held at Eli J. White’s old homestead in Walnut Ridge last Friday. Mr and Mrs Allen Hill of Minneapolis and Mrs Elizabeth Toms and daughter Maud of Richmond visited, with twenty eight family members across three generations attending. A bountiful noon dinner followed by reminiscences music and singing. Allen Hill photographed the group in the yard two pictures taken: children and spouses ten persons and grandchildren and great grandchildren eighteen persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethuel White
Eli J. White
Allen Hill
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Toms
Maud
Richmond
Reception for the Teachers at Bundy Home
A Tuesday evening reception for public school teachers was hosted by William Bundy. Most guests attended though Miss Meredith and Mrs Hughes were absent due to illness and other duties. The home featured flowers, music and refreshments of ice cream cake and fruit. Bundy and family were praised for their hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bundy
Miss Meredith
Hughes
Bundy
School Notes Commencement Tonight Examinations and Visitors
School notes report commencement tonight and that exams closed Tuesday. Clara Ross visited Knightstown and Edna Overman of Indianapolis visited the high school Monday. Rev Elwood Scott gave an engaging chapel talk last Wednesday. An exhibit showcased the year’s good work and pupils’ penmanship accuracy. The piece ends with a quotation about future meetings and enduring hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ross
Knightstown
Edna Overman
Indianapolis
Elwood Scott
Frank Burns to Race at James Qutland Farm This Season
Frank Burns the beautiful horse will be kept at the James Qutland farm this season. Yank Burne has a good registry and is a lagguite. Os Aaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burns
James Qutland
Yank Burne
Grandmother Hendrix Dies at Eighty Eight in Indiana
Born in Randolph County North Carolina on January 18 1809 Grandmother Hendrix moved with her father Jacob Worthington to Davidson County later marrying Jesse Hendrix. She had eleven children four predeceased her seven survived she joined the Church of Christ in Arlington then Carthage. At death she was eighty eight years seven months old and with daughter Carry Johnson of Bluffton Indiana.
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Hendrix
Randolph County
North Carolina
Jacob Worthington
Davidson County
N.C
Jesse Hendrix
Rush County
Ind
Carry Johnson
Bluffton
Indiana
Missionary Baptist Church
Nj.c
Church of Christ
Arlington
Carthage
Arctic
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate
Notice announces a private sale of the East Half of the Northeast Quarter in Rush county Indiana from May 28 1898. The property spans 78 acres more or less in Section 22 Township 15 North Range 8 East. Terms require one third cash and balance in equal payments at nine and eighteen months with six percent interest and mortgage security. Privilege of all cash payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McDaniel
A Navy With Dispatch Shows United States Readiness
The Review of Reviews notes the U S can build a full navy quickly if needed, with shipyards and iron and steel cheap in the United States. It cites private yachts and coasting steamers that could be turned to military use, and estimates the cost of the armored auxiliary fleet at about 0.4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Russia
United States
Europe
Naval Dispatch
Navy Department
Spain
America
Mennonites Prosperity and Arctic News Reflections
A historical column extols Mennonites as wealthy, law-abiding settlers who prosper by communal finance, self-reliance, and primitive Christian ethics across lands from Russia to Canada. It contrasts Arctic exploration advances with Franklin’s failed voyage, notes Canadian praise of Mennonites, and critiques sensationalist journalism and war anxieties alongside a jab at Spain and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Prince Kropotkin
South America
Greenland
Manitoba
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Ngap Payne
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Madras
Percales
Winship & Payne
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Telephone
Rushvitis
Charlottesville
Delia Bennet
Muncie
Juotin Bogue
Fairmount Thursd Lay
Friends’ Church
Jerry Parker
Fountaintown
William Porter
Charles Thornburg
D. E. Theobald
Hamu
Nameless Creek Church
Edith
Lena
J. F. Shultz
Your City
Naftzger
Pearl Woods
Indianapolis Business College
Greenfield
Robert Oldham
Shield’s
Anthony Smith
Mollie Niles
Verle
Sarah Ann Gilbert
Lewisville
Jeane Niles
Maple Valley
Nellie Stinger
Richard Kinder
Willow
Mr Winslow
Miriam J. Parker
Walnut Ridge
Nathan Parker
Sarah Decker
Bigorge
Jane
William Eaton
8.C
Thomas Chappell
Effie Brown
Porter & Stinger
Aaron
Huston
John C. Hill
Sir John Franklin
Nansen
Peary
Captain Tilton
Point Barrow
Woutas
North Pole
Havana
Maine
Weyler
Iowa
Andree
North America
Traggs
Denmark
Bt. Thomas
Gah Axe
Bar
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Milwauker
ER & Parker
Ira J
Flackleman Fara
Flackleman Bros
Coffin’s Drug Store
Copeen
Stinger
Rower and Garden
Stinger & Stone
Nickle Pickle
Lovett’s Grocery
East Side
M.F. Lovett
Ued
Wieiza