Has Returned From Swiss Homeward Journey
Jacob Von Miller, who left his native St. Gallen, Switzerland in 1854, returned home to the United States yesterday. He noted the old town had vanished and only the mountains remained. he visited his sister Mrs. Kullemburger and recalled cool summer weather. He quips that only drunkenness prevents seasickness on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob von Miller
St. Gallen
Switzerland
von Mider
Kullemburger
Local notices and personal brief items from a midwestern town
Multiple short items report improved health and illnesses among residents including Miss Ivy Lewellen and Albert Woolley. Public schools near Columbus open in a week. Local travels, visits, and social rounds noted with families and friends. Also ads for shoes and insurance and a divorce suit filed. a storm damage report from Princeton and political opinion on fusion.
Local notices and exchanges from Nineveh readers
James Barnhill and Albert Green visit the city for business while H. H. Crist and Joshua Lowe are seen locally. Notices include sales, insurance agency changes, a motor accident injury update, church farewells, and a call for subscribers amid illness and civic updates in Brown and Bartholomew counties.
Pastor Schonell to Take Charge at Tabernacle Church
Rev E B Schonell, longtime State Evangelist now employed by the Tabernacle congregation, will begin his pastoral duties Sunday. He is expected to arrive Thursday to assume the vacancy filled by his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B.schonell
the Tabernacle
N. Y. Herald
Jackson County Sunday School Association at Seymour
The Jackson County Sunday School Association will be held at Seymour on August 31 and September 1. A lengthy program has been published and Prof. Mubleéy is among those expected to attend from the county. A recent trip to Madia included a boat ride on the river with favorable remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackson County Sunday School Association
Seymour
Mubleéy
Reunion of the 33rd Indiana Regiment in Indianapolis
The 33rd Indiana Regiment plans its reunion on September 29 in Indianapolis. The notice invites ads for a weekly paper whose circulation is expanding, with extra copies sent to Bartholomew, Brown, and Jackson counties. A County Sunday Committee met in Burnsville to set dates October 8 and 9 for county Sunday School activities.
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Sunday School of
Orinoco
Frank Brown
Prof. Wertz
Lewis Mobley
Lula Shields
33Rd Indiana Regiment
Indianapolis
Bartholomew Brown
Jackson Counties
Pastor Resigns Over Small Salary
Rev. C. E. W. Dobbs, formerly of First Baptist in this city and now pastor at South Street Baptist in Indianapolis, resigns due to insufficient pay and has not decided his next posting. He cites salary as the reason and has no definite plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. W. Dobbs
First Baptist Church
South Street Baptist Church
Indianapolis
A Good Woman Gone
Mrs. C. J. Cooper died yesterday in Highlands Colorado surrounded by her husband, children, and mother. The family plans to travel home this evening and arrive Thursday evening. Funeral date not yet set but expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Cooper
Highlands Colorado
Here
Deaths in Local Community From West Fourth to Buffalo
Robert Wolf aged 66 died Sunday at his son in law Chas Morledge's home on West Fourth street. Funeral at 8:30 Monday from the residence, burial Bethel cemetery, Rev. G L Curtiss officiating. George Goetz, 53, of Union township died Monday about 5 am. Funeral Wednesday, burial Ohio Ridge. A small child of Bert Snively and wife of Northside died Saturday evening. funeral Monday at 2 pm. Florence Dunlap, 17 months, daughter of Chas Dunlap, North Washington street, died Sunday night. funeral today at Buffalo Brown county.
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Robert Wolf
Chas. Morledge
West Fourth Street
Bethel Cemetery
G. L. Curtiss
George Goetz
Union Township
Ohio Ridge
Bert Snively
Northside
Florence
Chas. Dunlap
North Washington Street
Buffalo
Brown County
The Plodder and Jig Musher Ideal Citizen
A New York Herald quote condemns quick riches and praises steady labor over decades. A Rock Creek Sunday school picnic near Elizabethtown drew a large crowd with an excellent program highlighted by the Rock Creek quartet. Local clergy Rev Tormehlen of Seymour and Rev Norton of this city led acts and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Elizabethtown
Shiloh Church
Tormehlen
Seymour
R. A. Norton
Bantam Hen Attack in Scotch Plains Leaves Woman Injured
Mrs. Benjamin Elliott, wife of a Scotch Plains game fowl breeder, was pecked and clawed by a bantam hen in a henhouse while removing eggs. She suffered deep facial wounds, fainted, and staggered toward the house as the enraged bird pursued her, causing profuse bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Elliott
Scotch Plains
N. J
Temptation Test From a Virginia Convict
A minister questions Washington Mills, Buckingham County convict, about resisting theft and hunger in prison. Mills recalls serving thirteen years and asserts he would walk away if tempted by a cooked possum and sweet potatoes, saying he could resist with effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Penitentiary
Washington Mills
Buckingham Co
Zorter
State Hotel
Washington
Still Another Gift From The Star
The Star announces a New Year giveaway with an Elegant Majestic Steel Range awarded to the married lady receiving the most votes cut from coupons printed in this paper. The Majestic will be given away on New Year’s Day.
Star offers two holiday prizes in Bartholomew county
The Star launches a double contest on Christmas with gifts for the MAR RIED lady and the top capons cutter. A gold watch is showcased at Jas Arnold jeweler and a Majestic Steel range will be awarded New Year’s Day. The range will be on exhibition at Schwartzkopti’s show window.
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Jas
Schwartzkopti
TER SATURDAY S GAMES
Saturday games list shows results across multiple clubs and cities including Baltimore New York Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Louisville Washington St Louis Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas City Grand Rapids with scores and pairings. The scattered OCR reads indicate a schedule or roundup of club matches and outcomes.
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Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
Val Cleveland
Chicago
Branglyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louisville
Washington
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Star Responds to tts Question in Brief Note
A brief Star piece records a terse reply to a question about a local matter. The note emphasizes clarity and restraint while noting the source remains unidentified. Further context was not provided in the readable text.
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Jake
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Tsaac
Thi
Marm
Polk Miler
Washington Post
Otto
Raynond Markland
Jos Wright
Ivy Lewellen
Josiah Beatty
Louis Bowlen
Chas Miller
Elwood
Albert Woolley
Madison
Miss Dot Mathews
Hope
Will Cotton
Mary Hosea
Underwood
Phillip Trenkenshuh
Columbus
Thomas Redman
Petersville
City
Dr. M. Smith
Knox
George W. Caldwell
Maple Grove
John Snively
Miss Josie Rice
Seymour Friends
Frank Doty
Adam Shireman
L. C. Hay
American ‘Type Founders Co
Cincinnati, C
Kinney
and Kinney
Princeton
Ind
Wmn
Jennings Ryan
Free Silver Republicans
Jay McDurmitt
Circuit Court
John McDurmitt
Hermano Vo
Strude
Waym Iville
Noah Howe
Prof. Mobles
Desatar County
James Barnhill of
Nineveh
Albert Green
Oak Ridge
Sam Helman
Geo. Brockman
H. H. Crist
Hartsville
Joshua Lowe
Walesboro
Lee Loys
Store Belvedere Block
H. K. Volland
W. GC. LaRue
West Second Street
Owens
Williams
Theerkshire Life Insurance Company
Mr. and
Mrs
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Mrs. Emich
Miss Mollie Linson
U. B
Rev
D. O. Darling
Kirkpatrick
Boyer
Montana
Hanan
A Strauss
Lottie Arwine
John Suverkrup
Miss Newby
Harry Way
Cirtér
Ni Ineveh
Din the Ter Lay
Mc. Carter i
Sunday Schools of
Bartholomew
Catharine Bourbank
Dan ‘Crow
Oakland City
George Nienaber
David Stobo
Hilger Bros
Lillie Silvertmaan
Hoffstadt -Madison Democrat
David Tuttle
A. W. Surubtz
Charles Miller
American Tin Plate Factory
Mlwood Ind
Jacob Norton
Nortonsburg
Manager Norton
The
Citizens Telephone Co
John D. Fisher
Wes Thurston
Constable Gable
Churston
Henry
Driftwood
Carson George
Seo Wasnburn
State Library
Kinney & Kinney
James McKinney
Wiuniap
Washington Street
Usbs
Debs
Akansas City Journal
Madia
Our
Washington Star
Bantam Hen
Mill
Wash
Star
Bartholomew County
Arnold
Majestic Steel
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