Danville Notes Mention Weddings and Local Events
Danville correspondence notes guests from Belle Union and Indiana polis. John Masten sells plants with 250 acres contracts. Baptism at creek, 21 admitted. A dog poisoner spreads fear while Mothers Club meeting features Purdue Miss McNeil. New courthouse project, costs about 200000, will be three stories. Decoration Day events include strong address, cemetery ceremonies, and mothers’ attendance. Leslie Owen and Ruth Stanley marry in Danville with Rev Bond officiating.
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Danville
Hendricks County
W. Hadley
Supreme Bench
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Shen Leslie Owen
J. A. Owen
Amo
Ruth Stanley
Oscar Stanley
Coatesville
Rev. Bond
Friends Church
South Broad Street
Tun Herato
Leslie
Wedding Reception At OFlair Home Noted In Greencastle
A Greencastle Dauner item reports Mr and Mrs Stafford were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs OFlair and departed at 9 25 for Anno where they begin housekeeping. Mr and Mrs Shelton of Danville and Lou I Lufford of Altamont attended the reception at OFlair's home.
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Ciythise
Mrs. Stafford
O'’flair
Mrs. Shelton
Danville
Lou I Lufford
Altamont
Local Club Sets Refreshments and Reorganization Meeting
A Cotntercial ehile meeting decided to provide light refreshments and hold a Monday assembly at the new club. Officers will be chosen and a general committee reorganization planned. A four member committee will invite old members and citizens to join a banquet fundraiser as auditors prepare for the event.
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Assembly Tai
Victory in Sunday School Attendance Contest at Calumet Avenue Church
The Chiteayo Tribune reports Calumet Avenue Christian Church of Hlatomond won a Sunday-school attendance contest against Jackson Boulevard Christian Church of Chitea vo. Rev. Shirp, former Coatesville resident, led Phundinond as pastor. Starting with 300 members, attendance rose to over 200 last Sunday, with Rev. Shirp beating Rev. Austin Punter of Todian Indianapolis in a spirited event featuring brass bands and floats.
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Chiteayo Tribune
Munday
Dune
Calumet Avenue
Chicago
Shatu
Austin Punter
Debated
Todianapolis
Calendar club meeting with Mrs Shte ley Grown and members
The calendar club met with Mrs Shte ley Grown for several weeks and welcomed new members. Mrs Hathaway Aprorat led music and recitations as a contest and refreshments entertained attendees. The group planned to meet next at Browdstreet in June.
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Calendar Club
Indianapolis fall incident and county history notes from Hoosier papers
A fall incident on the steps of Indianapolis Union Station left a man with one eye blocked and an elbow fractured. The report covers Indiana Masons planning a Jeffersonville home for widows and orphans funded by a James S. Holt bequest, Mt. Meridian store construction by I. F. Tincher, and Odd Fellows occupancy plans. It recalls Cycle Mike Higgins, Danville’s cornerstone ceremony, and the mysterious Vale of Rt. Moore’s departure from the J. T. Higgins Grain Co. at North Salem. The column includes travel notes by M. Leatherman through the Holy Land and local fish stories from Worthington and Cloverdale.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Masons
Jeffersonville
James S. Holt
Mike Higgins
North Salem Road
Danville Corner
Court of Justice
Hendricks County
Ss. Rt. Moore
J.T. Higgins Grain Company
North Salem
Chi- Capo Bo
Soil surveys planned for Delaware and Hendricks counties
The Bureau of Soils with the Stute Department of Apri culture will resume spring soil surveys in Delaware and Hendricks counties Indiana after a water-related suspension. Surveys aim to map soil types and suitable crops, with fall completion and published reports detailing locations and extent of soils and key local features.
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Bureau of Sails
Stute Department of Apriculture
Delaware
Hendricks
Iodiana
Delaware County
Tegether
Willia
Bureau of Soils Lis
Toure
Fireeue
Denitton
Madison
Marrin
Marsal
Montpoman
Newtog
Posey
Coatesville creamery makes rapid start amid local changes
The Coatesville creamery opened with 64 customers last week and produced over 220 pounds of butter daily in six days. Plans include a refrigerator car on the Vandalia line to ship weekly to the west. Citizens Bank of Stilesville is reorganizing as a state bank with several officers elected.
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Coatesville Creamery
Vandalia Oraniead
Thee Citizens Bank of
Stilesville
Tins
Podbunapolis
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Fred Hollingsworth
Laura Steele
I.hollingsworth
C. C. Orrell
Quincy
Mr. Orrell
Sherrill
Tadley
Tennessee
Missisippi
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Mothers' Club
Maud Moon
Miss McNeil
Purdue University
Merle Masten
Lesle Owen
Tillotson
Greencastle
Hurge
W. S. Smith
Ossian
Ind
W. L. Williamson
Lapel
Florence C. Binford
Greenfield
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Lottie Filer
Liberty Ind
Martha H. Whitsitt
New Albany
J. Beeson
Mas. A. Peyton
Ida M. Clark
D. W. Warner
Iwansville
R.A. Nidgeway
L. A. Barnett
Tad
O. BF. Overstreet
Carrie Wynn
Mathers
Culieze
Efurt
Foterth
Conmuitte
Willie
Mt. Meridian
I. F.tincher
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Herald-Democration
Holy Land
Iaililee
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