Church notices from St Paul and other congregations
Neighborhood church notices outline camping church services near Towel and canceled church services at St Paul Church with alternate services at the camp. Episcopal and other denomination announcements list class, junior league, Epworth League, and Sunday schedules with preaching topics and times. Local residents and attendees are noted along with a few city updates and funeral travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Angels
Suday School
Prof. Cochran
Epworth
Miss. Gildas
Yen
Funeral tale and carrier pigeons headline Indianapolis Sentinel item
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports on a local funeral with an anecdotal welcome, a three year old’s potty mouth story, and a note on carrier pigeons sent to Nashville. It covers the formation of an Indianapolis homing club, its officers, and a race detail. Also mentions a money saving sale at the White House and a local joke about George Barkus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nashville
Tenn
Sentinel
White House
Picnic Party at Graves Grove Draws Local Residents
A large group from the city enjoyed a picnic in Graves Grove on Friday with a fine day for dinner and companionship. Attendees included Harry Winters Effie Glick Pina Blackwood Eda Schmidt Lorene Blackwood Mattie Everroad and others from Louisville and North Vernon. The event promoted plans for the North Vernon August Fair with substantial purses and daily races along with attractions by Cook's Roman Hippodrome and Equinine Paradox.
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Graves Grove
Harry Winters
Effie Glick
Pina Blackwood
North Vernon
Indiana
Personal notices from Franklin Star excerpt
A string of social items notes Mrs. AL Mirrick and daughter Ane returning to Anderson, Susie Premman and daughter leaving for Edinburg, Will Robinson returning from visit with Jas. Perkinson, and various visits and travels among residents in Anderson Edinburg Jonesville Columbus Dayton Wattsville Legington and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Mirrick
Ane
Anderson
Susie Premman
Leff
Edinburg
Society notes honor Miss Nora Pal in Aurora
Miss Bertha Wing entertained many friends Friday evening in honor of Miss Nora Pal of Aurora. Mr Geo Pence Jr hosted a group at his East Columbus home for an evening of cards and dancing with attendees including Emma Volland and several Volland and Dipboye family members. An additional public note quotes a Seymour Democrat editorial urging anti anarchist reforms and government support for public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wing
Nora Pal
Aurora
Geo. Pence Jr
Pridiay Levenining
Columbus
Miss Bertha Leive Hosts Friends Friday Evening
Miss Bertha Leive entertained a number of friends at her home on 616 3le chanic street Friday evening in honor of Mord Paul of Aurors. The gathering included games and amusements with refreshments served. Present were Mell Prail, Wine Pfeifer, Bertha Watt, Lillie Rost, Mary Sohn, Theta Penning, Bessie Pormehton, Nellie Dipbuye, Carrie Tormehton, Flossie Miller, Wilson Erven, Carl Rost, Ben Kerr, Gus Leive, and Fred Perry of Thorntown. Ambitious travelers sought employment with The Dominion Company in Chicago for a monthly $65 plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Leive
Mord Paul
Hindman regarded as Methodist fox-hunter and lawyer
The Hon. James R. Hindman, a steadfast Methodist, well known fox-hunter, and accomplished lawyer, has chased Brer Fox across Kentucky counties since youth. He is described as a soldier of distinction and a gentleman, with expectations of speaking at the next November gathering. The Courier Journal notes public interest in the substitution question while the Harrison regiment reunion at Carp Acton succeeds, with Mr. James H. Bennett delivering the annual address and portions of his speech printed. An elegant Belvedere Bar lunch is noted in the morning and evening.
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Harrison
Carp Acton
James H. Bennett
Journal
Bennett
Shelbyville Rep
Belvedere
Surprise Party For Stella Smallwood At Home On Second Street
A crowd of young friends surprised Miss Stella Smallwood at her home on Second Street last night. Attendees included Arnull Bidell Winifred Maus Mary Champion Josephine Kinney Gra Lazzell Anna Kyle Huffman Huffman McIntire and several others. Our ladies and mens footwear sale features Oxford Tan Lace and Black Vices discounted to 1.50 to 3.00 at J. A. Newton's One Price Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Smallwood
Second Street
Oxford
Bad Water Conditions Reported In Seymour Area
Secretary J N Hurty of the State Board of Health reports a bad sanitary situation in Seymour where a private water company pumps river water to homes and may include snakes or fish. Sewage systems are inadequate and the town lacks a health officer, with promises to appoint one.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Sey Soour
Crothersvile
Maxinkuckee
Seymour
Crotharsville
Retaliation and remarks attributed to a state senator
A fragment recounts a satirical jab at a North Dakota state senator named Shearer and notes a reported mishap with a finger amid a claim of patriotic sentiment. Other items mention weed control work with a daily pay and a brief report on George W. Cooper’s return to Columbus and intent to practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
United States
Senate
George W. Cooper
Columbus
New Mexico
Einburg Call
Dead schemes die hard in Scottsburg town notes
The Scottsburg items state past plans for a starch factory and city electrification are essentially dead. The column reflects on people leaving home for cheaper gains and warns they may get soaked. Brief notices mention parasols at Meyer and Fiegenbaum, a baseball charity game between local business clubs next Tuesday at the fair grounds, and a drink advert over Clarolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsburg
Franklin Star
Health temperance drink promoted in Kentucky
Burlington Gazette reports on W C T A cherry phosphate claim to calm stomachs by converting alcohol. The item discusses efforts to popularize the healthful temperance beverage in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Burlington Gazette
Heat and Death Mentioned In Local Notices
Telegram confirms death of Christian Axt at Franklin after week of heat illness. Locomotive spark burned eight acres of Timothy hay in Bartholomew County. Road bonds totaling 8,465 issued. funds held for sale by the county treasurer. Crowd witnesses rope walking and trapeze acts in a Saturday afternoon performance.
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W. T. Davis
Gordon
Christian .Axt
Franklin
Timothy Hay- On
Oscar Galbraiths
Bartholomew
Enehy Ughty
Anarchists Rage and Toll Gates Demolished Amid Kentucky Vote
The Knoxville Post notes the gold Democrats of Kentucky have spoken yet predicts continued toll gate destruction by the infuriated. In other items a Columbus tool company sees a mouse, and a remark on a woman’s calm disposition, plus a late rain blamed for wheat thrashing.
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Kentucky
Knoxville Post
Flag torn down at Toronto city hall during Epworth delegates visit
An American flag displayed in honor of visiting Epworth league delegates at Toronto city hall was torn down by an ultra British partisan. The man was immediately arrested and locked up.
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Toronto
Ont
Belvedere Bar Morning Mystery Misread Advertisement
A fragmented clipping mentions a Belvedere Bar morning scene and an office sale of old payers priced 10ets and 30 for 25ets. A stray Sherlock Holmes line introduces a fictional mystery about a murderer and a thief, with the thief claiming to judge by the suspect's feet.
Geo H Cummins Ads Offer Fishing Tackle and Croquet Sets
Local ad from Geo H Cummins markets fishing tackle hammocks and croquet sets at low prices. Bargains highlight practical outdoor gear for summer recreation and yard games. Limited stock implied by price focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.h. Cummins
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Otto
Chuaches
St. Paul Cnuncil
St. Paul Church
Towel
Mevhgopist Episcopal Church
Dee Novick
Salvation Army Hall
Titus
Yomlc. A
Unive
Baermen Chul
Phillip Sater
Elizabethtown
W. Daugherty
Lexington
Dr. Carmichaiel of
Walesboro
Will Tinsley
Lillie West
Eliz
Abethtown
Ali
Mrs. Ham Lingon
John Lingon
Franklin Democrats
Aittle
Aire
Vernon Fair
H. Preller
P. H. Root
Ed H
Foullois
Eston and
George Deity
7Th Street
The
Daughters of Rebekah
Rev. Sweeney
Flatrock Baptist Cemetery
Sam Tice
Andy Faulconer
Joe Hedge
Len Everroad
John Allison
Howard Tompkins
W. W. Stader
Sam Daugherty
George Barkus
Barkus
Squire Statler
Daugherty
Eda Schmidt
Louisville
Lorene Blackwood
Mattie Everroad
Fred H. Nauer
Wate Motors
C. M. Kellar
Gertrude Blackwood
Minnie Vace
Ivy Rominger
Lulu Abbott
Ralph May
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Courier Journal
Meyers & Fiegenbaum
Millwaukee
Will Robinson
Marion
Mrs
Jas. Perkinson
Warren Shultz
Wife
City
Maggie Bahy
Jonesvile
Maud Estep
Harry Williams
Ethel Beaty
W.T. Stott
Eugene Snyder
Dayton
Wmn. Linson
Ohio Township
George Wright
Wattsville
Henry Wells
Ed’ Gall
Percy Kendall
Legington
Elna Wells
Hoc. Wells
Fam
Ivel Yostaniy Bliss
Esther Lavin
Cleveland, O
Fies Chas
Sparrell
Attinsville
David Bergenthall
Emma Volland
Hihel Pulwider
Lillian Volland
Retha Dipboye, Mayme AleCollaugh
Clarence McColhugh
Joy Jackson
Karl Volland
New York
Chicago
Seymour Democrat
of Aurors
Mell Prail
Bertha Watt
Lillie Rost
Mary Sohn
Bessie Pormehton
Nellie Dipbuye
Carrie Tormehton
Flossie Miller
Wilson Erven
Carl Rost
Ben, Kerr
Gus Leive
Fred Perry
Thorntown
Arnhir
the Dominion Company
Dept
Chisago
James R. Hindman
Methodist Church
Adair
Dis
Arnull Bidell
Winifred Maus
Mary Champion
Josephine Kinney
Gra Lazzell
Anna Kyle
Huffman
Stella Smallwood
Joe Wright
Charlies Parish
Herbert Shepperd
Ralph Huffman
Owen Lazzel
J. A. Newton’s
One Price Shoe Store
Kansas City Journal
Canada
Lev
F. W. Fraser
Manitoba
Seymour Rep
Scott County
Democrat
Meyer and Fiegenbaum’s
Stallhuth
State Board
Giacilewotek
St. Louis
Globe-Dem
Florida
Mbus Fuel & Ice Co
Y Wood
Col ' 165Te
Ceree
C. M. Kellar’s
Pree
Bilge
Mance
Tre
Subai
Stahlhuth
Arteth Pais
Falwn Durnal
Fashion Restaraunt
Philadelphia
Sherlock Holmes
Mourderer
F. Donner
Preet
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