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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
1
The provided OCR sample is highly garbled with no clear events or identifiable entities. It does not yield a coherent news item, person, place, or organization to summarize into a newspaper card.
Fragmentary obituary notes mention multiple individuals including Chan Moore Camm Susannah Gale LUWAd TtGi and Asbury with scattered details of deaths and local connections in an unclear region.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a person named Charles McKenzie ill with fever for weeks, with unclear place references including Fairview and Kingman Parke. The text is garbled and cannot confirm dates or definitive events.
Local notices announce Decoration Day events at two theaters with scheduled performances and public viewing. Community groups and post members are invited to attend, with ceremonies and decorative displays planned at the venues.
A series of real estate transfers lists numerous transactions in Clinton township and nearby areas. Names such as Dereya Whiteamb imustee, Minnie Bale, Amelia C Hall, Joseph Voto, and Charles Whitemab show up alongside properties in Clinton ip and Fairview thirk. Amounts range from 100 to 574 dollars and include various lots and tracts described by trustees and grantors.
The Prohibitionists held their county convention at Newport Monday and announced the ticket candidates for county offices. Lewis W. Morgan of Vereveville as Treasurer. John Haworth of Cuicker as County Clerk. Charles Devore of Cayuga as Recorder. Charles J. Phillips of Dann as Nhern. Albert Miller of Summit Grove as Assessor. Nouth Hed township as Coroner. J. T. Wartsock as Commissioner. Ceoprec F. Carnitck named for Commissioner Second District.
Township residents vote Saturday May 20 on building a bridge across the Wabash river at an estimated cost of 12 600 paid by the county and taxed to residents. Supporters say the project will connect Bloomingdale Annepolis Turkes Rea West Union and reduce travel time while critics warn of higher taxes.
In Vermilion township advisory meeting Charles Potts and John Thervey presided. They backed a single room school at Stumptown and Vermilion Chapel with options for future expansion, due to last winter’s Stumptown fire and shifted student needs.
Reverend Mall and workers from the Christian Sionlay school organized a new Sunday school in Fairview last Sunday. The group named officers include Superintendent Ai. George Lace, assistant superintendent James Shirkey, secretary Ethel Dicks, treasurer Ethel Peck, and teachers Mitchell, McGinnis, Davis, Whitsel, Frank Lewis, and James Shirkey. The collection totaled 97 cents.
Socialist celebrate in Clinton with a Tuesday parade led by Italian and Hebrew groups, about 300 marchers through Main Street. A free picnic at Morris Park followed, featuring Reynolds of Peru and others, then a grand ball in the evening, with a peaceful, orderly day reported.
The Christian Church schedules 9 30 a m Bible school and a morning worship with a sermon and child care. A consecration meeting led by the president and a pastor's address are planned. attendees are urged to bring flowers or seeds for the children. Also noted is the illness of Pheohbe A Miller of Hel town, in critical condition. Sunday School Association to meet at Salem Church in Alaska.
Conner of Linton and Miss Arieua Lidih of Clinton were united in marriage at the Christian parsonage after church ceremony performed by Rev Tinlh. Conner, a farmer, and Miss Hall, the daughter of Charles Pfaith, will reside at Lin cee.
In a stated section a person who grabs throws dives or leaves any threat or object in a public way within city limits faces conviction and a fine not exceeding fifty dollars.
Clinton and Seeleyville crossed hats at Morris Park on Sunday afternoon. The home team won 11 to 10, showing old time form as they prepare to play a strong season.
The Central girls gave a kitchen shower for Arrs Frank Rohner on Friday evening. Refreshments including lemonade ice cream cake and fruit were served and all enjoyed the pleasant event.
A Baptist church announces a baptism in the Wabash River near the street car track Sunday at 3 o clock. Preaching is set for 2 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. at the hall with Rev. T. Co Cuay leading the services.
Alfred Tilfved, a steam shovel employee at Lyford, was knocked unconscious by a cable buckle in the latter part of the week. Dr. Ashley attended him.
A disturbance on Ninth street led to officers arresting a man and a bystander who attempted to intervene was clubbed and jailed. The involved men were brought before Squire Ruby and fined.
Residents and officials clash over storm water drainage proposals for Clinton. The discussion weighs two sewer systems, the cost to property owners, and the impact on city finances versus public health. Proponents push for rapid improvements, while opponents fear taxes and long payback periods.
Today delegates are being feri ed in Vermillion for a convention to elect a ticket. The duty to choose honest and capable leaders is stressed as essential to carry the five of hein diekeg and earn creditable esteem.
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