Tragic Train Crash Claims Isaac Loudenback at Knightstown
Isaac Loudenback, 38, died instantly at the Jefferson street crossing when a westbound Pan Handle train struck his team hauling six hogs. He appears deaf to the approaching flyer. both horses and three hogs were destroyed. Survived by wife and three children. funeral held in Knights Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Loudenback
Jefferson St
Pan Handle R. R
Knightstown
Loudenback
Daniel Loudenback
Quiet Potomac night inspires a soldier memory
A peaceful Potomac scene recalls a sentry’s vigil and a bereaved soldier praying for sleeping children. A Buffalo Express notice lists local events, ads, and arrivals including changes at shops, hotel notes, church notices, and county news from Rush county with Mrs Ellen Walker visiting and a large farm sale.
Memorial Day Program Details for Carthage Area Observance
The program unites VFW and G A R members at 8 30 a m at G A R hall for grave decorating at Foust Beach Addison and Riverside cemeteries. A band leads the march to Friends cemetery then back to Columbia Hall for songs addresses and a reading of the Gettysburg Address. Chaplains and color bearers from Riverside Friends and Columbia clinics are named along with officers and a choir.
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G. A. R. Hall
Foust
Beach
Addison
Hall
Riverside Cemetery
Carthage Band
Friends Cemetery
Order
Carthage
Columbia Hall
Patriots Buried Nearby Names and Burial Places Listed
The article lists the names and burial sites of patriots honored today with grave decorations. Several names appear without tombstones marked opposite them, indicating unmarked graves. Notable names include William Henley John Thornburg Silas Thornburg and James Hall among others.
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Rk. H. Hill & CO
Hill & Gear’s
Lewisville
Vashell
Alfred Cox
M. F. Lovett
Dones
A. G
W. H. Sharer
Kirkwood
J. A. Sipe
Satuler & McCurty
Potomac
Fountian
Monnstain
Tracif
Ieg
Buffalo Express
Billie Gilchrist
Dayton. Tenn
Ed Adkins
Marion
Wm. Toms
Westland
Kennedy's
Elfen Walker
New Castle
Rev. A.W. Marlatt
Frank Porter
Chas. Kennedy
Greenfield
Irwin Wil
Elijah Linnville
Mar Linville
Phael
Tuk
Oliver Powell
W. PB. Binford
Walnut Ridge
Charles and
Katherine Kennedy
W. E. Sharer
Sarah Hill
Chicaro
Merle
Lill
den Rawls
Taylor & Rawls
Ed T. White
Gurney Nixon
John W. Johnson
A . Hill
New Hill Hotel
B. Hunt
Martinsville
Ohio
Ann Hunt
Anna Marlatt
Kenosha Wis
W.‘.T. Marlatt
Hill & Gear
John Clark
Indianapolis
Hezekiah and
Carrie Clark
Will Holland
Sehell
Marlatt
Ella Walker
Kirkwoods
Rush County
Kuse Oth
Henry Drysdale
Tuar Laxp Dows SouTior Towsx
Satan
Friends’ Church
Nancy A. Talbert
Sylvanus Talber
Gwynneville
Shelby County
Gale, Vandiver, Barlow
Sattley
W. A. Sharer
Henry Stinger
R. A. Roberts
Ripley Township
Spiceland
Clarkson Parker
Nina Newsom
Anderson
Wm. Dill
Aid of the Christ In Church
Chas. R. Butler
Purdue
Fred Folsom
J. M. Garr
Rufus Snyder
Ellen Walker
Rev. A. N. Marshall
Kirkwood's
C. V. Stephens
Benjamin
J.w.bisho
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lizzie Williams
Alpheus Trueblood
Diad
River Side Cemetery
A. N. Marlatt
J. C. Hall
Columbia Wall
Rev
D.C. Benjamin
Phelps
Wil Walker
Jerry Howland
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
William Henley
John Thornburg
Silas Thornburg
Milton Plm
David Holaway
Thomas Brooks
Amos Butler
Henry Phelps
Llwood Lilleary B. UI
James IT. Hall
Josiah Small
Jesse Walton
Levi Phelps
A.W. Strayhorn
Chester Hoag
Linley Hocket
John Mullis
Theodore Ong
Percale
Madras
Sam. L. Newsom
Foley
Tully
Marsh & CD
Frankyn
John W. Gates
Henry B. Tullis
Robert Collins
M. W. Pierce
Rive
Nash Smath
Thomas Weaver
George
Dillman
Beech
David Jones
Henry Traint
Jimmy Kemer
E. B. White
J. FE. McCarty
Dr. Sparks
Andrew Foust
James Mullis
T. M. Abrams
Morgan James
Winclimes
Austin James
Huffington
Isaae Harvey
Deguldzer
D. W. Kirkwood
Furniture Land Undertaking
Sam L. Newsom
Cash Store
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