Protest Over Commencement Manners Sparks Local Debate
A Hartville protest laments disruptive spectators at a recent Batesville college commencement. The letter denounces rear-aisle boorish behavior, calls for restraint, and urges local residents to avoid such acts in future events. Season tickets and travel notices accompany details of the Batesville commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldensburg
College Batesville
Ind
Columbus
Batesville
Mappen
Agt
Awnings at the Public Library and Local Excursions
Awnings were installed on all library windows Tuesday. Excursions to Elwood and Charleston are offered by Pennsylvania Lines and the National Educational Association with dates in June and July. In court Ambrose Lawless was acquitted for threats. Jane Kelley and Pearl Bealer were convicted of running a house of prostitution. Rev. Frank Hood and son were uninjured after a mud bath incident when a buggy horse caused a swerve at Eighth and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Statler
Ambrose Lawless
Harry Moss
Jane Kelley
Pearl Bealer
Frank Hood
Walter
Eighth
Franklin
Rev. Hood
E. A. Stuckey
Taylorsville
Weddle
Spencer
Owen County
Christian Church of Bethany
Liberty
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Offer
One Hundred Dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney and Company of Toledo endorse the product and are supported by local druggists West Truax Wuarding Kinnanl Marvin. Cure taken internally, price 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
GO. Wuarding
Kinnanl & Marvin
Every Season Through Our Line Maximizes Market Choice
A promotional line claiming that every season offers the choicest market selections and a convincing array of products.
Democratic Organization Listings by Township and Petitions
A detailed roster lists Democratic Central Committee members and township petitions. Names include J. F. Cox as chairman and A. W. Breeden as secretary, with numerous township party fixtures such as Clay Joseph Meredith Clifty Wm Coffee Columbus and many others across Flat Rock German Harrison Hawcreek Jackson Nineveh Ohio Rockcreek Sandcreek Union Wayne and spiece areas, noting north and south petition lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Long
Jessie W. Bevis
Harrison Township
Clinton Loy
Hawcreek
Hartaville
Sherman W. Bline
West Hope
E. A. Norman
N. E
Jonas Fischel
Phillip Gilleland
Jackson Township
William Settles
Nineveh
Wm. Johnson
Ohio Township
Chas. Hodler
Rockcreek
Daniel Wertz
West
Edward Cooper
Sandcreek Township
South Pet
Chas
Helt
North
P. E. Wills
Union Township
Young* Weaver
Wayne Township
Chats
Spiece
Henry Seele
Fourth of July Excursion Fares Promote Local Subscriptions
A 1900 notice prompts Columbus readers to subscribe to the Columbus Weekly Herald and take advantage of Big Four excursion fares on July 3 and 4 to stations within 200 miles, with return by July 5. The item also lists local social notes and community happenings around Taylorsville and Hawpatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Mullendere
J. J. Winn
Columbus
Herald Office
Columbus Weekly Herald
Gracie
A M. Lawine
Taylorsville
Harry Compton
Lory Winn
Big Four
J. P. Mappew
Agt
Personal notices from Franklin and nearby towns
A compilation of short notes reports visits travel and social activity from Franklin Ohio and surrounding areas. Entries mention Oscar Story in Columbus for two weeks for a music festival, various locals traveling to Columbus for events, attendance at music teachers meetings in Columbus and Indianapolis, family and neighbor visits, a funeral in Columbus for Jacob Wendel and other local happenings and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Story
Columbus
Franklin
Sandy Payne
Sandy
Ed. Call
C. L. Overstreet
Hugh Payne
R. F. White
Colum
Jacob Wendel
Christian Church
Old Union
Wm. Gulley
Henry Aultman
Shelbyville
Aultman
Alex Hayworth
Ham
Hartsville
M. Snively
Ruth Pruitt
Sadie Prosser
Edinburg
Harney McEvenne
Elsie
Taylorsville
F. Kincaid
Monroe County
Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New York City
The
Herato
Local standings and postal letters in Indianapolis area
Baseball scores show Buffalo over Indianapolis 12 to 4 and Cleveland beating Detroit 38 to 2 among the top results. City table lists Chicago 58 36 22, Milwaukee 57 31 26, Minneapolis 59 30 29, Kansas City 28 32 40. A post office letter list No 41 notes letters remaining with names across gentlemen and ladies listed, plus local notices on rain, farming, church events, picnics, and upcoming Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
White Creek Notes and Local Happenings
Rain slows gravel hauling as farmers cut wheat in the neighborhood. Young residents consider Fourth in Columbus. Mrs. Clark visits relatives. Harry Taylor and Minnie visit James Doyle and sisters. A few attend Walesboro church. Huckster travels through area last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry Taylor
Minnie
James Doyle
Walesboro
Cattle sale notes and livestock lot listings
Fragmentary livestock listing shows categories such as cattle sheep and pigs. Mentions common to choice grades and weights but details are unclear. No identifiable individuals or organizations are fully readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. H. Mennet
Darugg
Ing Wash
St., Columbus, Eznea
Ners
Sen
Bunker Hill
Concord
Columbus Herald
Eete
Thur
Oes
Elwood
Pennsylvania Lines
Sons of Veterans
Blue Front
Jerome Crane
Circuit Court
Board of Commissioners
Chas. H. Hubbard
National Educational Association
Charleston
S. C
8. C
J. P. Mappen
E Sergeant & CO
Fehring’s
Democratic Organization
J. F. Cox
A. W. Breeden
Democratic Central Committee
Clay Township
Joseph Meredith
Clifty
Wm. Coffee
Ist
Cornelius Hayes
J. H. Arnold
Pet —W. W. Adama
R. F. Everroad
Tih. Pet
H. H. Bosse
John H. Riddenbaugh
Orlando May
David McClure
S. Webber Smith
Albert Evans
Roger T. Dixon
John Rynerson
Flatrock Township
North Pet
J. Zeigner
South
Brenton Hill
German Township
St. Louis Xing
Charles Harris
Ralph Miller
Johnnie LeMasters
Clarence Winn
Hawpatch Baptist Church
Carrie Miller
Jennie Johnson
Mae Johnson
Mae Winn
William Bueche
Mt. Alburn
Ben Weaver
W. A. Carter
Carrie Cooper
de Graff Billings
Maude Lemon
Lena Boyatt
Brownstown
M.E. Taylor
A. D. Williams
Sey
Wm. M. Alley
State Music Teachers Association
Jeffersonian
Wells Griffith
Bedford
John Scott Jr
Marionville
Pennsyvania
Acme Bark
Frank Taylor
Geo. B. Thurston
Margarite
Elmer Reddington
Ben Perkins
South Bend
City
Clarence Adams
Dan Crow
Charles Remy and
Capt. Wright
Dr. Copeland
North Madison
Zoe Cooke
Mary Montgomery
Elizabeth
George Henry
Denver
Colorado
Greenwood
John Lyle
William Hunter
Elizabeth Keyes
Irene Smalley
Mary Bline
Hartville
Cleveland Saiepes
Atkina G J
Barlow E M
Cowper Gee
Courtney Elise
Donald John
Garvin Alphens
Genes W E
Johnson Frank
Luree W C
Mortum T J
Smith
Belding
Douglas
Maud
Fivecoat
Lula
Hill
Mary
Hoffman
Lizzie
Hunton
Moore Laura A
Mulloy
Huttie
Amston
Hattie
Welton
W A
Wm. A. Stevens, P. M
Indianapolis News
Pleasant
Ora Patterson
Brother
Eck
George Griffin
Vesa Stull
Hitches Station
Gregg Brothers
Lowell
Philip Hitch
Bethany
Iowa
Our Christian Church
Bert Campbell
Bellsville
Shafer's Station
White Creek
Lucy McNutt
Lin
Her Gale
Aames
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
J. Nobiitt
Chamberlain
F. A. Bascock
Erie, Pa
Hauser & Parker, Druggists
Shinkle
Charles Parr
Muncie
Teameter
J A Goddard & Co
T. F. Otto
Democratic National ‘Convention
Missouri Pacific Railway
Sevy
Democratic State Committee
Democrata
Democratic Clubs
Indiana
Vandalia
Vam
Asvacee
Sely
White
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