Pennsylvania Line Route Named for Two National Conventions
Indiana Endeavorers and educators are informed that Pennsylvania Lines will serve as the official route for both the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Nashville and the National Educational Association Meeting in Washington. The Indianapolis departure is set for July 5th at 11 a.m., with through trains to Nashville, plus excursion tickets July 2nd–5th and return by August 1st. Side trips to Almamoth Cave and Nashville excursions are planned, with through trains and stopovers at key stations. Details and rates available via Dr. F C Heath and W W Richardson, Pennsylvanian Lines officials.
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Indiana
International Christian Endeavor
Nashville
Tenn
Nation Educational Association
Washington, D
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Almamoth Cave
Chickamauga National Military Park
Chattanooga
Heath
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
Washington
Messrs
WW. R. Snyder
Muncie
D. M
Ohio
Susquehanna
Potomac
Gettysburg Battlefield
Camp Alger
Fairfax Court House
Indiana Regiment of Volunteers
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Boton
Prof
Patterson
Edinburg
Washingon
D. P. Agt
Low Shoe Prices Guarantee in Columbus Ad
A Columbus retailer touts the lowest prices on shoes and asserts no deceit in bargains. They claim a new supply of low priced shoes at $1.00, valued at $1.50, challenging competitors to prove higher value.
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Columbus
Liquor Licenses Granted by Commissioners Court
The commissioners spent the week reviewing claims and on Friday examined road petitions and reports of viewers, disposing of them. Licenses granted include John Carr, Joe Smitha, H P Palmer, Frank Toohey, Frank Ueberroth, Philip Trenkenshuh in this city and Barney McEvenne Taylersville.
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John . Carr
Joe Smitha
H. P. Palmer
Frank Toohey
Frank Ueberroth
Philip Trenkenshuh
This City
Barney McEvenne
Taylersville
Look Here Chicken and Milk Gravy Tonight
Local notice invites patrons to Frank Uekerroth for a chicken and milk gravy dinner tonight. Meal details limited in text. exact start time and price not provided.
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Frank Uekerroth
Frank Ueberroth Sells Saloons Address Change
Frank Ueberroth has moved his saloon to 435 Washington Street. Best liquors and lunch are advertised every night.
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Frank Ueberroth
Washington Street
Friends Mission Marks Fourth Anniversary Services
The Friends Mission marks its fourth anniversary on Sunday June 12 with Rev. Davidly, a general superintendent of mission work, expected to attend and preach at 11:00 a.m. and 7:48 p.m. All who are interested in the Mission wars and the public are invited to attend.
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Sary
Rev
Davidly
Western Yearly Meeting
Eld
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Garland Brook Cemetery
Funeral services for Keller and Reed offered this Saturday
The funeral of Mary Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford Keller will be from the family home at 15th and Chestnut streets Saturday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Fuller Swift burial at city cemetery. The funeral of little Ralph Reed will be from the South Brown street home Saturday at 3 PM conducted by Elder H A Tritt burial at Garland Brook.
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Mary
Sanford Keller
15Th and
Chestnut Streets
Fuller Swift
City Cemetery
Ralph Reed
South Brown Street
H. A. Tritt
Garland
Local notes and notices from Columbus and nearby towns
Short items include a drunk driving style claim of head ache cure, social calls and visits by Miss Byrdia Stapp and Miss Nannie May Ellis, and Kate Rubottom’s trip to Knightstown. Frank Dinglin jailed for alleged house robbery. Pacer sent to Indianapolis for rough work. Franklin pea factory resumes with fifty workers as drought threatens crop. Laws on hunter access clarified. Prof Mason’s house damaged by lightning. Prof W C Cox returns from Zarlham with Master of Arts degree. Pennsylvania RR west of Pittsburgh reports revenue and profits. Sassafras George to Cuba. Lieutenant Hobson exchange delays and Morro Fort observations. Spanish in Manila face pressure as Dewey protection sought.
Red Letter YMCA meetings to open in Columbus churches
Sunday June 19 will feature YMCA programs with C W M Guire of Louisville and other speakers addressing morning sessions at five churches and evening platform meetings. The drive aims to boost association work with strong public turnout invited by the Board of Directors.
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Young Mens Christian Association of
Colum
C. W. M. Guire
Louisville
Air Line
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Association
Ten Attend Turner's Contest in Danville
Ten young men traveling from Louisville arrived in Danville to participate in a Turner's contest scheduled at the local venue this morning.
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Louisville
Danville
Unsettled Weather Tonight with Thunderstorms
Weather reports warn of unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with thunderstorms in the north and central portions. For sale a five foot glass show case offered by Parker & Hauser's drug store or the STAR. Fred Hiller granted a divorce from his wife for voluntary abandonment. they married in 1882, separated in 1855, and have not lived together since.
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Parker & Hauser’s
Fishing Tackle and Community Tidbits Open Item
Geof Cummins summer underwear at Lienberger's and Miss Edna Dertiinger returning from Jeffersonville are noted alongside Jesse Davis arriving from De Pauw University. Miss Daisy Linson returns from Danville. Dr Davis anti headache ad appears. Grace Unlery's horse runs wild near Frank Cooks with minor dashboard damage. Local fight between Chas Moyer and Meedy Gooden. Jim Perry shells corn from across the river. Canada expels Lt Carranza and Senor Du Bose amid war notes. Blanche Woesner returns to Seymour with Cora Nugent.
Personal Notices From Wm Smith to D C Stott
A string of short notices lists Wm Smith a north bound passenger and several travelers from Flat Rock Shelbyville Louisville Indianapolis North Vernon Clifford Rushville Waynesville Scottsburg and more visiting relatives or returning home. The piece ends with a critical opinion on Spains navy calling its acts cruel and foolhardy.
Bond Reappointed Superintendent Of Brown County Poor Asylum
John T. Bond continues as superintendent for one year at 375 dollars annually. J R Neal reports a barn fire destroyed 4000 pounds of tobacco valued at least 400 dollars with 2125 dollars insurance. Also three tons of clover hay burned. Henry Copenhaver is improving after illness at his Mt. Liberty home. Henry Volland Jr. visits his mother ill at Greasy Creek. Frank Clevenger visits Nashville relatives. Mrs William Hendricks travels to Nashville to visit parents Mr and Mrs Gampson David.
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John T. Bond
J.R. Neal
Henry Volland Jr
South Bethany
Greasy Creek
William Hendricks
Nashville
Mrs
Gampson David
Notice of debts due to E H Kinsney
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me by account note or mortgage are requested to call and settle E H Kinsney Subscribe for the STAR only 10 cts a week.
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One Price Cash Shoe Store
Fehrings
Commissioner's Court
Friends Mission
Lienberger
Teryarg
Rcherai
Brook
Pastor Jones
Methodist Church
C. B. Cooper
Dr. Curtiss
Jones
Emma Pruitt
Washburn
Wall Pa
Wm. Campbell
New York
Geo. E. Ellis
Dr. Davis
Fehring’s. If
Byrdia Stapp
Chattanoga Tenn
Dr. McCoy
Nannie May Ellis
Greenfield
Lenore
J. M. Pherigo
Kate Rubottom
Knightstown
Frank Dinglin
Barry Graves
East Columbus
Chas.Maleys Sorrel Pacer
Call
Franklin Exaping
Prof. Mason
W. C. Cox
Richmond
Zarlham College
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Sassafras
Cuba
Hobson
Merrimac
Sampson
Cervera
Manila
Dewey
BRY McA
L.K. Ong
Mr. Ong
Utes
John Gaffney
Geilker
Chas. Brinkley
Ong
Madrid
Philippine
Senor Sagesta
Spain
United States
United
Knights of Pythiss
K. of P
Fifth Street
Twelfth
Twelveth
Sycamore City Cemetery
Tabernacle Quartett
George W. Cooper
Tabernacle Quartette
Times
Columbus Creamry Co
John Gant
Flatrock
Max Hawley
Lafayete
John Bristol
Flat Rock
Willis Harvey
Alton, Lrd
Frank Harvey
Robt. McNeal
Lancaster
Crp Gcinnati
M E
M. E.church
Fred Hiller
Geof Cummins
Lienberger’s
Edna Dertiinger
Jeffersonville
Jesse Davis
de Pauw University
Daisy Linson
Grace Unlery
Frank Cooks
Beling
Biaagcom
Pew
Chas. Moyer
Meedy Gooden
Court House
Jim Perry
Canada
Carranza
Senor du Bose
Blanche Woesner
Wm. Smith
U. F. McKay and Gon
Forrest Treese
Shelbyville
Jos. Wooley
B. W. Taylor
Madison
E. E. Stacy
D. C. Stott
Leo
North Vernon
Mrs. Tavis
Willa Spurgeon
Waynesvile
Sam Wertz
Scottsburg
John Allison
Nona Anderson
Clifford
Frank Coats
Rushville
Brown County News
Henry Copenhaver
Mt. Liberty
Frank Clevenger
E. H. Kinsney
A& Week
Lienbergers
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