Missionary Meeting Held by Local Presbyterian Societies
A gathering of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies from Marion, Johnson, and Bartholomew counties met at the Franklin Presbyterian church. The program included devotional exercises by Miss Margaret Bergen, talks by Mrs. H. M. Holmes and Mrs. R. L. Miles, music, recitations, and committee reports followed by lunch and adjournment.
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Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Presbyterian Churches
Marion, Johnson and Bartholomew
Presbyterian Church of
Franklin
Ing
Margaret Bergen
Hopewell
Largest peaches judged at city fair by Maple Grove holder
Beautiful Peaches To Frank Doty of Maple Grove wins top prize for peaches described as the largest and finest seen in the city. The fruit measures about three inches in diameter and three specimens weighed 123 pounds combined.
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Frank Doty
Maple Grove
Funeral for John Graffe in Waymannsville and Lovelock
John Graffe, a longtime landmark of Waymannsville, died Wednesday afternoon. A funeral will be held at the German church in Waymannsville today with interment at the Waymannsville German cemetery in Lovelock.
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Marks of
Waymannsville
Last Will of CH Bode Probate in Waymansyville
The last will and testament of CH Bode of Waymansyville was probated Wednesday evening. His real estate is to remain with his wife for life, then to his son George who receives 212 dollars. Daughters receive legacies: Mrs Schofstall 500 dollars, Airs We Varmoldt 50, Mrs Al N Van derhook 50, Mrs John Schafstall 50, and Mrs Klekaver 825.
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Bode
Waymansyville
George
Schofstall
al N Vanderhook
John Schafstall
Klekaver
Seymour High School to Play Columbus at Crump’s Driving Park
A football game is scheduled between Seymour High School and Columbus High School at Crump’s Driving Park in Columbus next Saturday.
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Seymour High Schoo
Columbus High School
Crump’s
Driving Park
Columbus
Feil. Call
Reynolds Suffering Severe Cold Symptoms
Reynolds is described as under the weather with a severe viral illness. The report notes lagrippe like symptoms, indicating a flu type sickness. Medical context or treatment details are not provided in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Reynolds
Corn Price Rises One Cent in Local Grain Quotes
Local quotations show corn at 26 cents and wheat at 86 cents per bushel with an advance of one cent for corn from yesterday’s prices. The report notes the small gain in corn and stable wheat values in the city market.
Township Teachers Listed For Winter Session
The document lists names of teachers by township for the coming winter term. Edinburg, Ogilville, Elizabethtown, Burnsville, Grammer, Taylorsville, and other communities are represented by numerous instructors across multiple schools.
Local Sawmills Ship Lumber From Waymansville
Two four horse loads of lumber were brought to the city from Waymansville by the Yobroke mills. Walter Sullivan, a veteran teamster, directed the outfit as the shipments arrived for delivery to Keaynsville.
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Waymansville
Yobroke Mills
Walter Sullivan
Marriage License and Party Honors in Pensacola
William Piercefield and May Ding obtain a marriage license. Mrs. Z2 H Hauser hosts a parchesi party this afternoon in honor of Miss Jennie Snyder of Pensacola Florida.
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William Piercefield
May Ding
Jennie Snyder
Pensacola
Fia
Fishermen report fine bass on Cob City streets
Yesterday morning on Cob City streets a supply of fine bass drew local fishermen who trade in the catch. Mr Horner, once wounded in Cobra City, shows great improvement. his sister Mrs Dr Buller has returned home after visiting him.
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Thin City
Mr. Horner
Cobra City
Dr. Buller
Bossbrink
Chris Maus
Seymour
Fred Schoorer
Louisville
Ed Snyder
Fire drill sparks Fifth Street rush by Columbus squad
Citizens woke to a false alarm from box D U early yesterday. Firemen dashed from station and sped down Fifth Street in double quick time. The Columbus Fire Department is praised as among the state’s best for equipment and discipline.
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Fie
Box du
Fifth Street
Columbus Fire Department
Lambert’s Five Year Victory Over L. E. & W. Railroad
In 1892 Chris Maus suffered severe injuries while working at a Rushville water tank used by several lines. He, advised by W. W. Lambert, sued the three roads jointly. Big Four and J M & I settled for 500 dollars each, while Lake Erie and Western fought. On Wednesday at Greensburg the court awarded Maus 3500 dollars against L E & W, marking a notable triumph for attorney Lambert.
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Rushville
Big Pour
He &W
Big Four
Mr. Maus
Lake Erie & Western
W. W. Lambert
Columbus
Lambert
Social Mix of Travelers and Visitors in Local Town
Mrs. Edgar McSweeney visited Indianapolis yesterday. Many locals journeyed to Indianapolis Madison Franklin Vernon Louisville and Jeffersonville for visits court missionary meetings and friends. Notables include Miss Mattie Kent to Chicago and Prof A W Mason and party from North Vernon returning from a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar McSweeney
Indianapolis
Mattie Kent
Chicago
Coln
Marcie Moore
Frank Moore
Frank Lay
North Vernon
Clara Apel
Westport
Local ladies return from Nashville
Mrs. Dick Jones Mrs. Lynne Thomp son Miss Carrie DeBoss Miss Nell Brevoort and Elder Schofield have returned from Nashville.
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Dick Jones
Lynne Thompson
Carrie DeBoss
Nell
Brevoort
Schofield
Nashville
Whitten Affidavits Likely Withdrawn for Embezzlement
The affidavits against Joseph Whitten for embezzlement will probably be withdrawn as there appears to be no foundation for the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whitten
Edwin Travers to Stage A Jolly Night at Theatre
Edwin Travers will present the farce comedy A Jolly Night at the Theatre next Saturday night. Travers appears as Samuel Selwyn a gay boy and is noted for metropolitan roles. He is known to the public as Captain Redwood in The Woman's Company.
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Edwin Travers
Travers
Samuel Selwyn
Metropolitan
Water tank near Seventh Steel depot receives paint refresh
The water tank on the Pennsylvania lines just southwest of the Seventh Steel depot is being painted a light drab color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Seventh Steel
Luncheon and Supper Planned by Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church announces a Wednesday luncheon in the church parlor and a fried chicken supper in the evening at the same location. Patronize them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. KE. Church
Daily Health Update From Maple Grove
Mrs. Mike Lewis shows better days and friends hope for her recovery. The little son of Mrs. Ger rer has a severe case of diphtheria. Miss Kate Rubottom improves after several sick days. Mrs. Creighton remains very low at her daughter’s Maple Grove home. There is no hope of her recovery. William Mambieu continues to improve. Mrs. Joseph Danivis of Maple Grove remains quite sick.
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Mike Lewis
Kate Rubottom
Joseph Danivis
Mapie Grove
Ethel Fulwider
Local remarks and social notes from Greensburg area
The item notes fashion chatter about ready made suits and a watch contest coupon scheme. It mentions Walter Swilger visiting Limp Wells, Mrs. Rachel Garrison visiting Seymour, Miss Anna Kennard traveling to Indianapolis, and Ethel Fulwider improving from illness. John Davidson of Columbus visited Thomas Davidson in Greensburg, with Sig Meyer from Cincinnati also in town.
Two story house for rent with large yard and outbuildings
Three bedrooms? no. The listing describes a two story house with seven rooms a hall and a well and cistern all modern facilities a huge yard abundant fruit a very large barn plus woodland chicken house with an enclosed yard it offers to vacate for the right tenant immediately contact Owens Williams for particulars
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Owens & Williams
Cummins Headquarters for School Books and Supplies
H. C. Cummins operates as the local hub for school books and supplies at 403 Washington Street, serving students and educators with a full range of items. Neighborhood patrons report consistent stock and convenient location.
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Washington St
Local Notes on Residents and Club Meeting Takings
Miss Jessie Rice contemplates buying a wheel. Mrs Kathryne Gaddis and Miss Stella Sxeath plan to attend the Orinoco Literary Club Friday night. Joseph Condon improves his Machanic street property with a cement walk. James Howe traveled to Rugby and back by noon train. Sandford Aldridge remains troubled by an eye injury, at risk of losing sight. Mrs G F Pomeroy visited Columbus this morning. s.y. Dem. Pain pills claim no relief with Dr Miles' product.
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Kathryne Gaddis
Stella Sxeath
Orinoco
Joseph Condon
Machanic Street
Court Orders Sale of Remaining Notes for Stevens & Co
Arthur Overstreet as assignee of I M Stevens and Company has been ordered by the court to sell the remaining notes and accounts of the firm. The sale is expected to proceed without delay.
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Arthur Overstreet
I. M. Stevens & Company
Rew Suits and Related Legal Notices
Joseph Wynn verses Jones FL and Mary A Morris with mortgage action listed at 2500, Cooper & Cooper attorneys. Johnathan Morris sues Connecticut Mathematical Assurance Company demand 82900, Bhinstfer & Baker attorneys. Henry Hagenberg sues William Stien ker replevying 850.00 with J Tr Cox attorney. Flora Abbott sues Charles Abbott for divorce and child custody via Eyerroad & Brown. Joe Critchfield expected to lecture in Franklin soon, likely at college or Baptist church. noted as a fine lecturer and a missed opportunity for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wynn
Jones
Mary A. Morris
Cooper & Cooper
Camera Club to Organize at YMCA Rooms Tonight
The Camera Club meets at the YMCA rooms this evening to establish a permanent organization. Full attendance is desired. They may locate over Stahlihut h drug store in the Story block, as the rooms provide good studio advantages.
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Camera Club
StahIhuth’s
Kaiser Wilhelm der Sausse Reaches Plymouth Earlier Record Pace
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Sausse arrived at Plymouth from New York in five days, fifteen hours and ten minutes, beating the prior record by eighteen hours and marking a new fastest transatlantic crossing.
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Plymouth
England
New York
William O Seal Guests Visit Friends in Jeffersonville
William O Seal and his wife from New Belville visited Mr. and Mrs LC Seal of Orinoco on Wednesday night and spent yesterday in Jeffersonville visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O Seal
New Belville
LC Seal
Orinoco
Jeffersonville
German Government Refuses to Recognize US Consul Cologne
The German Government refuses to recognize Ferdinand Neumann of Illinois as United States Consul at Cologne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Neum
Ann
Illinois
United States
Cologne
Orinoco Society Seeks Insightful Evening Program
The Orinoco Literary Society meets tonight at the North Side School. Walter W. Waltman will speak on why human wants and aspirations remain unsatisfied. Vocal solos by Mr Jenn J Cochrane and Dwight Wetz accompany the event. George Werner is improving nicely. Wilber Thompson works at the Joan G Lay shop. Geo Wright of Didiarapolis visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinoco
Jenn J. Cochrane
Dwight Wetz
Waters Reappointed Springfield Postmaster by President
President reappoints Mr W A Waters as postmaster at Springfield Kentucky yesterday. Janiz T the favorite won the $5000 futurity for two year old fillies at Lexington yesterday setting a new world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Waters
Springfield, Ky
Lexington
Janiz T
Local visitors and widely noted names in city scene
Rev Trautman returns from the German Lutheran Conference in Indianapolis. Dick McClellan and BE White of Indianapolis visited the city as guests of L Silverman. Louis Silverman traveled to Connersville on business. Pfeifer Brothers advertise Diamonds and Dr Miles Nerve Plasters for 25 cents in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick McClellan
BE. H.white
Indianapolis
L. Silverman
Million Dollar Fire Ravages Detroit Block
A major blaze in Detroit late last night destroyed Mitchells big grocery and several neighboring businesses in the Opera House block. The fire, starting around midnight and growing worse through 2 AM, gutted the Mitchells building and threatened Leonard Carters seven story structure. Total losses exceed 1 million dollars with firms including the Clark estate and Julia Arthur Company affected. The bowling alley near the courthouse will reopen in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Mitchell
Detroit Opera House
Opera House
Julia Arthur Company
Clark Estate
Leonard & Carter
Mittchell’s Grocery
Black, Optician
General Savings Bank
Wright, Kay & Co
Marr & Taylor
H. M. Tuttle
Fire Threat Grips Kanakee Region Indiana
The Kanakee region in Indiana faces widespread wildfires endangering homes and forests. Fire crews battle the blazes as residents evacuate and authorities monitor evacuation routes and resource shortages.
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Lin
H. M. Holmes
Report of Societies
Laura Saodefur
Ditmars
Wilson
McCastlin
Overstreet
Keily
Martha Palmer
Eva Jones
Whiteland Society
PSO Po M
Coluim- TS
Ite
Mary Vannuys
R. L. Miles
Southport
Winona
Clark
McCastin
Lafayette
Ong
California
Brown
Mrs. Bright
Hope
John Grafie
John Graffe
Att Land
Lagrippe
Ninevet Township
Stucker
Edinburg
Bryson
Otto Township
CC Cook
Ogilville
John Holder
Amos Joslin
Oscar Thompson
Rock Creek Township
Chas, Glick
Elizabethtown
Dudley
HE. McGovney
Burnsville, Miss
Lucy Carson
Burnsville
R May
Grammer
Ollie Glick
Elizabeth
Gertrude Miller
Roy Draper
DeJuie Childers
Sandcreek Township
Fred O Stoker
Caas McClintock
John B Anderson
W FE Norman
Azalia
Miss Maud Clark
Umbus
John W .Adams
Frank Richards
Taylorsville
Flanigan
Harrison Township
Ki C Hart
South Bethany
Ida Taylor
D C Loy
Whittington
Chas. Loy
Henry Ault
Florence Barker
J C Trembley
Haworserk
Walter Stewart
Hartsville
Ruth Murphy
Walter Sims
John Welding
Lope
Asinn Rights
Mahaffey
Stewart
Campbell
Frank Linke
Pearl Moore
Chas. Dodd
Jackson Townsitip
Row Weekley
Fila Sutherland
Waymanesville
Willian Schmidt
Ora Anderson
Elva Fitch
Ozilville
W Beck
Mannie Newton
Miss
Alberta Patterson
Idella Derling
Winchester Ovilville
Wayne Towasselp
Wun Ackerman
Watesboro, Miss
Horn
Sophia Steipcamp
Jonesville
Frank Taylor
Walesboro
Myrtie Long
Chas Wagner
Francis Spurgin
Waynesville
Fo Ackerman
Chas Setzer
Keay
Parchesi Party
Hauser
Him
Gaines
Signal
Maus
Three Roads
Mr. Lambert
Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Wu
Taylor
Mrs.Taylor
W. J. Lucas
Will Lincoln
Mrs. Wm. Henderson
Chas. Remy and Family of
W. I. Sweet
Dora Ogden
Madison
Elizabeth Hatten
Geneva
Maggie Larr
Merom
Theodore Murry
Vernon
Jas Rush
Evansville
G. I. Winans
Anna Mitchel
Sister Grace
Mrs. McLain of
Mrs
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J. W. Rider
Crothersville
Elizabeth Owens
W. E. Wisner
Fred Donner
A. W. Mason
Will Lin
E. B. Cunningham
Vevay
Chas. Winstow
Carl Rost
Craw
Fordsville
Fred Wolland
Sig Myers
Cincinnati
Versacola, Fla
M E Bradley
Snyder
Charles Massie
Emma Johnson
Irvington
Anna Stover
Ladoga
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Nellie Ray
Metropolitan Actors
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William, Mambieu
Wereas
Fyne
Einderthaven the Smuch
Elin
Dennison
Stak
Walter Swilger
Montgomery Coig
Limp Wells
Rachel Garrison
Seymour al Salem
Anna Kennard
John
Davidson
Thomas Davidson
Greensburg News
Sig. Meyer
Wee Se Ae A Beg
GEO. H. Cummins
Jessie Rice
James Howe
Rugby
Sandford Kldridge
G. F. Pomeroy
S.y. Dem
Miles
Rew Suits
Johnathan Morris
Connecticut
Matual Life Vistrance Company
Bhinstfer & Baker
Henry Hagenberg
Wiliam Stienker
J. Tr. Cox
Flora Abbott
Charles Abbott
Ey—erroad & Brown
Will
Joe Critchfield
Critchfield
Dr. Stott
College
Wider the College
Baptist Church Supervision
Prograte
George Werner
Wilber Thompson
Joan G. Lay
Geo. Wright
Didiarapolis
Trautman
Louis Silverman
Vconners
Pfeifer Brothers
Leonard & Carters
2 O’cleek
Henry Schoonover
Charles Spragg
Kankakee
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Kinney and Kiney
Barbara Brockman
Fred Kollmeyer
Call
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