City Council Keeps Regular Session Approves Bills
The First Meeting of the Month held at city hall with most members present. Bills approved include multiple vendors and city salaries. Licenses issued to Dominick Tronzomi and Archie Ruatto. The Mary Whitcomb addition added to city. Treasurer Morey reported funds status. Elm Street repairs requested and forwarded to the street committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Lowry
Charles C. Brown
James Peyton
C. E. Holler
Clinton Electric Light & Power Co
Thacher & Parker
Robert Lytley
Thomas Kibby
Staats, Raynes & Adams
Harlan & Higgins
C. H. Vaughn
U. N. Mills
Dominick Tronzomi
Archie Ruatto
Mary Whitcomb
William Morey
Lee Marshall
Elm Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Miss Abbie Debel Visits Link Sanders And Wife
Miss Abbie Debel of Danville Ti visited Link Sanders and his wife this week, details of the social call noted in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Debel
Danville
Link Sanders
Edmonds Reese wedding quiet. couple to move to Washington
Mr Pearl Edmonds and Miss Lizzie Reese wed by Rev Hall at the parsonage August 30. The secret marriage leaked September 3. Edmonds is a Parke county business man. Lizzie Reese is a city post office clerk and Clinton’s popular young woman. They plan to move to Washington, Indiana for Mr Edmonds to start a new business.
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Pearl Edmonds
Lizzie Reese
Hall
Parke County
William Reese
Lizzie
Clinton
Washington
Ind
Mr. Edmonds
Plaindealer
Montana mine death claims local man Thomas Simpson
Thomas Simpson, formerly of this city, was killed at a Montana mine recently while at work. He had been in the state for two years and leaves behind sons Charles and Bob Simpson of this city.
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Thomas Simpson
Montana
Charles and
Bob Simpson
Adamson and Crane Tie Nuptials at Bride’s Home
Attorney Henry Adamson and Miss Edna Crane were united in marriage at the bride’s Mulberry street home at 8 o'clock. The groom, junior partner in Johnson and Adamson, and the bride, daughter of James C. Crane, will reside on North Fifth Street. After the ceremony the groom endured a three hour prankish “high life” procession before escaping near Terre Haute. his home was turned upside down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adamson
Edna Crane
Mulberry Street
Leeson
M. E. Church
Johnson & Adamson
James C. Crane
North Fifth Street
Terre Haute
Clinton
Marshall and Fairchild Tie the Knot in Clinton
Fred Marshall and Edna Fairchild of Clinton were married at St. Louis on Tuesday. The groom, son of Samuel Marshall, is well known and respected locally. The bride, once cashier at Morgan's Emporium, is praised for estimable traits. Clinton friends extend warm congratulations.
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Fred Marshall
Edna Fairchild
St. Louis
Samuel Marshall
Clinton
Morgan’s Emporium
Praise Service Planned by Home Mission Society
The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual praise service Friday evening October 19 at T o'clock. A delightful and instructive program is being prepared with further announcements to follow next week.
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Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mandy Miller Dies at 36 in Sugar Grove Area
Mandy Miller aged 36 died at her home near St. Bernice on Friday from lung trouble. Funeral services were held at Sugar Grove Church Saturday afternoon with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery.
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Mandy Miller
St. Bernice
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Republican Attorney General Charles Miller to Speak at Clinton Opera House
Republican Attorney General Charles Miller will address a public gathering at Clinton Opera House next Friday October 12. The event promises a strong oratorical display and extends a cordial invitation to all listeners regardless of political views.
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Charles Miller
Clinton Opera House
Miller
West Terre Haute to Visit Clinton in Sunday Baseball
West Terre Haute and Clinton face off at Morris Park Sunday afternoon with a special car bringing visitors to Clinton. First pitch is at 2 45 p m admission 25 cents ladies free grand stand 10 cents expected crowd in good numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Terre Haute
Clinton
Morris Park
Dick Moore Injured In Collision Near Syndicate Mine
Dick Moore was driving home Sunday when his rig was struck near the Syndicate mine. He was thrown out and suffered a badly bruised face and a broken rib, with Dr. Washburn attending to him.
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Dick.Moore
Syndicate
Moore
Dr. Washburnz
School Meetings Urge Citizens to Elect Active Directors
Patrons of the school districts are urged to attend Saturday meetings to elect directors who will care for and repair school buildings, monitor vandalism, and advocate higher teacher salaries. The piece stresses local candidates, involvement, and visiting schools to gauge progress.
Beulah Land Vision Sermon At Clinton Parish
An invitation to all Clinton old folks to worship at the Presbyterian church with special choir music and old hymns. The morning sermon, at 11, titled The glorious Vision of the Second Sight, envisions Beulah land. Rev. C. E. Fowler presides with 7 pm evening service urging young to assist the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Sabbeth
Beulah Land
C. E. Fowler
Sewer Contract Let With Low Bid Awarded
The city council opened bids for sewer construction. Jesse Robertson of Terre Haute offered the lowest bid of 20 737 dollars and 0 cents and won the contract to complete the Main street sewer by August 1 after starting at once, with a January 19 completion milestone for the across Main street portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerring & Duncan
Tuscola
Cain Construction Co
Danville
Ill
Jesse Robertson
Terre Haute
Beimer & Mackery
Marion
Ind
Heines & Bowen
Franklin
Case Postponed in James Butcher Liquor License Fight
The James Butcher liquor license case was heard by county commissioners Monday. Butcher seeks a license for South Main Street but residents objected and a citywide saloon zoning ordinance was passed. The case was postponed to October 10 with Adamson for Butcher and City Attorney Miller for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butcher
Butcher
South Mainstreet
Adamson
Miller
Rosedale Beats Clinton In Sunday Baseball
Rosedale defeated Clinton 7 to 3 at Morris Park Sunday afternoon in a hotly contested game marked by costly errors by Clinton.
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Rosedale
Clinton
Morris Park
Badge of Service H N Mills Honored by Firemen
The West Blackman street brigade staged a prank bomb fire to lure Chief Mills to the fire house. He arrived, found it dark, then returned to the livery stable, and mischief followed until Mills resigned and left for California. Howard Harger became chief with Roy Slater treasurer and Cecil Campbell secretary, then Mills was feted at a hotel banquet and given a gold badge before being carried home on shoulders.
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West Blackman Street
Chief Mills
Mr. Mills
California
Howard Harger
Roy Slater
Cecil Campbell
Chester Houser Injured at Mine After Slate Fall
Chester Houser suffered serious injuries at a mine when falling slate struck him last Saturday. He sustained a deep head wound an ankle dislocation and a badly bruised hip. Dr. Washburn treated him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Houser
Dr. Washburn
Emma Briggs Visiting Brother in Charleston
Emma Briggs of Charleston is visiting her brother T. C. Briggs in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Briggs
Charleston
T. C. Briggs
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Whites Pharmacy
Council
KODAK
Richard Roe & CO
Bonner-Bence Drug Co
Indiana
Adamson— Crane
Bride
Marshall — Fairchild
Baseball
Dick Moore
Mark Nebeker
Mr. Colver
H. N. Mills
Chester Houser Hurt
Walker’s Drug Store
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