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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
3
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Indiana papers note sensational crimes, the May 20 opening of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, Mrs McKinley's improving health, and the nationwide machinist strike. The Cuban Commission reports to Havana's Constitutional Convention divide on the Platt Amendment with majority openness and minority rejection proposals.
Maplewood teachers held Patrons Day on May 17 and 18 to showcase pupil progress in penmanship art design and drawing. Displays included Mrs Proctor Miss Crago Miss Manlove Miss Stoop and Miss Johnson work plus Grubb room shows of penmanship ink design and geographical drawings. A large crowd attended while Allen Jesse Reynolds cabinet of curios was briefly loaned to the high school.
The G A R memorial sermon by Rev Wilson will be held at the church. All soldiers are asked to meet at the hall at 9 20 and march in a body to the church. An invitation is extended to all soldiers in the city and manning the area.
Live advertisers in Connerville flood the Couriers with bargains this week. Readers are urged to profit from the ads and to tell merchants where they saw them. Merchants appreciate tips on ad placements and rewards for reader interest.
The May Festival ended Friday night before a large Connersville audience with an excellent program. The Blue Ribbon orchestra violinists and vocalists were praised, and Miss Norris Riddell and Sutton received high acclaim. Miss Sutton's debut and Miss Riddell’s piano and organ performances drew strong admiration. The festival marks one of the citys most enjoyable entertainment series and the management is commended for a highly successful event.
Cleveland business leaders from the Wholesale Merchants' Board of the Chamber of Commerce arrived by special train on the L E and W railroad Tuesday at 7 a m and spent about an hour in Connersville. They were entertained by a reception committee from the Manufacturers' Club and weathered a rainy morning while expressing satisfaction with the city and the reception.
Friends and neighbors surprised David Baker and bride with a twelve o'clock visit and a well laden basket dinner. Host and hostess welcomed everyone cordially and the day ended with best wishes for the couple's life together.
Real estate transfers include Conrad Cline to Trustees Pentecost Band for a city lot. Dale et al to J H Riley and wife for a city lot at $950. Esther Mount to Edward Ansted for a city lot at $1 1000. Walter Heck to Albert Lemberson. Mary H Howard to Buel Eddy for a city lot at $650. Rose Dunlap to William Beariy for a city lot at $325. Charlee Mount to Theodore Gerdetrom for a city lot at 9800. Geo W Brown to Sarah J Cates for a lot in B Coanereville at $1000. Winnle Schube to William Hull for a lot in BE Connereville at 6600.
Public notice of gratitude to a friend who aided during our child’s illness and passing. We especially thank the mourner Luells and Mrs Guant Loews for their sympathy and support.
The community mourns after the heart trouble deaths of John Clouds of Indianapolis and his sister in Clarksburg Mrs Gruse. Sympathy extends to Bro George Clouds and family. Also reported are local events including commencements, visits, and community notes from Everton and surrounding areas.
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