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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
4
Reports show residents planning an excursion to Dayton next Thursday with several from Everton and Connersville attending. Community news notes varied activity from church meetings, weddings, and farm upkeep to local incidents and social events across Everton and Nulltown East Side.
George Roberts is ill at this writ ing. Harry Ferris lost a cow one day last week. Mr and Mrs Theo Parrott visited George Osborn Sunday. Dessie Ellis and Myrtle Swift visited Edith Sherwood Sunday. Miss Ruby Hays left Saturday to visit relatives in Cleveland Ohio. Lon Hays and wife visited Tyler McWhorter and family Sunday. Bert Els of Richmond is visiting relatives and friends. Will Moore and wife of Brookville visited Ed Powers and family Sunday. Jim Norris and wife of Liberty visited Theo Moore and wife Sunday. Bert Webb of Cleveland Ohio visited relatives here last week. Several of the young folks visited Henry and Nettie Swift of Bentley Sunday. Harry Ferris and wife are grandparents of a new baby boy since last Tuesday. Sallie Apsley and sister Mrs Lina Holland called on Ora Chambers Sunday afternoon. Chas Swift and wife and Frank Swift and wife of Morristown visited John W Swift of Fairfield Saturday. Ella Naylor and family visited Sam McWhorter and family Sunday.
In Charlton Kent county Eng Mr Charles Downs killed a fowl and found a remarkable crop collection including glass pieces a cartridge nails tacks screws rivets buttons coins and odds such as coal a clock screw and a boot button reflecting a strange assortment of items inside the bird.
Farmers welcomed the rain on Sunday and several locals joined a ball game in Connersville. Mrs Elmer Warner was ill, Mrs Lou Taylor and her son attended Sunday school in Bentonville, Lulu Shipley and family visited John Huffman. Elbert and Paul Caldwell families had dinner with Earl Crawford. A horse shoe game drew about fifteen people in the school yard Sunday morning.
The body of Frank Litzenberger, a leading Middletown businessman, was found in Fall Creek near the city after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A revolver lay nearby and a note in his office directed others to handle the business and inform his wife Mary.
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