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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
4
Terms: One Year In Advance Six Months One Month
A short notice lists payment terms for subscriptions offering options of one year in advance six months or one month payments. The item presents multiple prepaid plans and their durations.
Friday Fair Talk and Community Pep Rally
The piece highlights a Free Fair push with folks urging turnout and community cheer. It notes pride in ancestors and a call to stay strong in the prohibition era mindset while planning for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Ben
Milton Brumfiel
Old saying on good and evil deeds lasting after life
The adage notes that the good people do lives on after them and questions whether the evil deeds also endure beyond death. It suggests a moral reflection on lasting impact and memory.
Chauffeur Names Vary as Machines Cause Sparks
A jumble of terms for chauffeur emerges amid talk of a machine触 causing a bump. The piece notes how various names appear and shift with evolving technology and public usage.
The Wasps Waist Sizzles as Feminine Fashion Dawns
The new wasp waist silhouette tops the latest feminine attire trends prompting men to watch arm placement around stylish wear as designers push sculpted waists into the season.
Next Fall Mars Near Earth Sparks Neighbor Gossip
Mars will approach Earth to 251,000,000 miles next fall prompting chatter about the rare planetary close pass and its possible effects on night skies, astronomy clubs, and backyard conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Weather and divine favor praised after last week
Residents discuss the pleasant weather of last week and reflect on the perceived benevolence of God, expressing humility and gratitude for the good days.
Embracing the Automobile Era and Modern Roads
A columnist argues country folk have embraced gasoline autos and reveal they bring practical benefits. The piece defends drivers, urges adapting to modern advances, and asserts autos will spur better roads while urging restraint and continued progress.
Dr Helgie for all Veterinary ser Mie
The fragment mentions a veterinary figure or clinic name with garbled text likely referencing a service or program. No clear events, dates, or entities present to confirm a complete item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Helgie
Death visits Oliver L Nash long-time Rushville farmer
Oliver L Nash 63 a native of Fayette and Rush counties died at his Rushville home after a brief illness. Born near Glenwood August 1846 he farmed a large well known estate before moving to Rushville four years ago. He served in the Civil War and held public positions including trustee of the Epileptic Hospital at New Castle and county councilman. Survived by wife and two children Mrs Vorhees Cavitt and Homer M Nash. Funeral at Rushville with large attendance and burial in Rushville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Rush
Oliver L. Nash
Nash
Rushville
Glenwood
Thie County
Death notices recount Hugh Phillips in city obituary
Hugh Phillips died Monday evening at home with Durbin Phillips and wife by his side. Born June 24, 1887 in the city, he lived here all his life and had undergone unsuccessful operations. He was a seven year member of the First M. E. church, Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. yesterday with the Young Men's Gallery class in attendance. Pastor Rev. W. F. Smith delivered the sermon. Graveside rites were conducted by the Red Men, with interment in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh ‘Phillips
Durbin Phillips
Hugh
M. BE
W. F. Smith
Mrs Eliza Hudson Passes at 87 After Brief Illness
Mrs Eliza Hudson aged 87 died Monday after a short illness in Orange township. Born in Mason County Kentucky in 1822 she came to this city years ago and resided here. Her husband Green Hudson died about two years ago. Funeral services described as Christian with Scriptural references marked her devout life. Many local notices follow including social events and community notes from Fayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hudson
Mason County
Green Hudson
Andrew
Tdianapolis
Hudson
Hazel Lockhart Dies After Weeks Long Illness
Hazel Lockhart the fifteen year old daughter of Mrs Ving Lockhart died at her Summit Avenue home Monday morning after a prolonged illness. She had lived all her life in the city and was widely loved. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the late home with Rev J C Burkhardt officiating. interment followed in Lick Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haze] Lockhart
Ving Lockhart
Summit Avenue
Mis. Lockhart
J. C. Burkhardt
W. Ke Smith
Lick Creek Cemetery
Porch sale and local social notes from Nulltown East Side
Porch furniture offered at four dollars off. Local residents and visitors share trips, dinners, and gatherings from Nulltown East Side with names like Henry House, A Y Neff, and Rev. Smith. a weekend visit to Mt Zion and a basket meeting are noted along with a few small social calls and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry House
Aurora
Ind
A. Y
Claude Jonesyjof
Indianapolis
Wilbon
Elliot
Eldon
Oliver’ Handley
Mt. Zion
Local Social Notes Highlight Wabash Visitors and Relatives
Blooming Grove residents Clara Whitcraft and Lottie Waggoner from Wabash visit relatives. Multiple families from Brookville Indianapolis Connersville and Alquina are noted for weekend or Sunday visits. Names include Swift Naylor Sherwood Rutherford Waggoner Stout Wilson and Thompson with various spouses and children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Whitcraft
Lottie Waggoner
Wabash
Cora Naylor
Nola Sherwood
Brookville
Hallie Swift
Mary Rose
Bently
Lot Waggoner
John
Waggoner
Emerson White
Indianapolis
Emanuel, Kennedy
Charley ‘Waggoner
Frank
Bertha ‘Thompson
Sor
Walter
Crawfordsville
Glinton
Slaidwig
Laurel
Platerice Stant
Ch. Elwood
John Swift
Alice Dudwigt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connersville
the Courier Company
Central Avenue
Postoffice
Jhe Grim: Reaper
Hugh Phillips
Mrs
Shera& McIntosh
Orange Township
Fayette County
John Dawson
Bride
Leroy Murphy
Beulah
S. S. McKee
Ella, Maury
Jessie Marie Wilson
Sadie Conner
Muncie
Clem Allison
Ft. Fayne
G. M. Allison and
Wife
Jennie Reed
Williams
Marion
Bert. Moore
Alice Stewart
Bert Sparks
Samuel Tuttle
Shelbyville
Frazee
Connereville
Sunnday
Frances. Frazee
Orange
Bertha May
Albert May
C. W. B.M. Society
Ida Davis
Tom Bever
Harriett Bever
New Salem
Martha Bever
W.R. ‘Phillips
George’ ‘Winchell
Jane Bever
Baltimore
Otage
Intes. Fey
Kokomo
J. B. Long
Ralph Bowen
Thomas
D. Z. Williams
Shera & McIntosh’ S
Mame’ Volkert
Edith Kellum
South East Side
Ladies” Aid Society
Everton
Edwards Grove
Robert Jackson
Metamora
Chester Hawkins
Gra Nicely
Harrisburg
Riends
Theo
Grubb
Quincy
Elliott
Gertrude
Mazie
Chicago
George Jackson
Gladys
Clarence Jackson
Floyd
Smith
Zion Church
Mission Circle of
Island
Dana Brumfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joy
Gisa
Laura Backous
Claude Trussler
Cleo Grist
Lena ‘Trusler
Hazel‘ Lockhart
Nulltown
East Side
Train Pike
Dora Scruggs
Carl Elliott
Will Lockhart
Ativen Gt MiBions
S ‘A
Herman Rosenday Aingies
Bentiype Sune
Greggs Banks Oat Family
Clarence
Charles Jackson
Bgl
Amgng- Eee
Mondey
Blooming Grove
John FP. Swift
Ruth
William Buck
Albert’ Luling
Ruth Purt
Theo, Moore
Duard Wilson
Beecher Oe Gions
Mijees
Wilson
Ey Ene Bine Wson
Aus
Especial
Madras
Gummer
Eleeve
Welsbach
Mack’s Pool
Jas Anne
Central Ave
H. D. Williamson
FBT
McFarean
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