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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
8
Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the advice of a physician of over 40 years experience. He is a specialist in diseases of women and treats letters with confidential care and sacred consideration. He asserts most examinations are unnecessary except in rare cases.
Neighborhood notes recount visits in Connersville Everton and Wabash, illness of Mrs Corbin, and farming delays due to snow. Harold Trusler earns high honors at M T H S in Indianapolis, and Women’s Auxiliary plans for Farmers Institute events in February 1911.
Nes se Grever and Harry Pierece visited Connersville on a Sunday to see Oscar Sinnis at his forunv.
Miss Neva Turner arrived from Cincinnati Saturday evening and stayed through Monday with local folks. Others visiting include Mrs. Richard Rowe in Connersville on Wednesday and Oliver Davis from Connersville between trains on Friday. Mrs. Jap Davis returned Monday to Muncie after ten days with friends.
Mrs J R Kennedy died at midnight. Glyde Frye and wife visited Falmouth relatives. Mildred Sherwood, undergoing spinal treatment, received a postcard shower with fifty eight gifts from friends. Radcliffe of Vincennes Indiana planned regular church duties at tar wet Park Capite.
An obituary recalls Mrs. Amos Miller who died November 30 after three months of illness. She burial at Bentonville with a funeral preached by Rev. McCormick. She left a husband, a daughter, a grandchild, a brother, and many friends who valued her church and Sunday school work.
Mrs Robert Saxon attended the funeral of her niece Miss Blanche Ross in Koko mo on Friday. Officers shot and detained a person after a disturbance aboard the steamer and a YellowWane engagement was reported nearby.
Dozens gathered at Blooming Grove for the funeral of Mrs Kennedy. The obituary notes her Metamora birth, long Blooming Grove residence, seven children including E W Kennedy and Jasper Kennedy, and seven grandchildren. Her devout church life and family links are outlined.
Ernest E Jones is held on a grand larceny charge after allegations that items were stolen from his wagon. Long standing trouble with his family has previous court involvement, but this marks the most serious development yet.
A fragmented OCR item records an unclear event involving Al BRT Ace and related actions. Details are unreadable, with several garbled names and terms rendering precise entities and actions uncertain.
Court actions unfold after cattle hogs and other stock vanished from the Jones farm near Lyons Station. Cort Troxell, with Charles M Daniel and attorney Ruben Conner, reported the missing stock and aided investigations. The seizure was sent to Indianapolis authorities as the case links to Ernest Jones manufacturing schemes at Lyons Station. Funeral notices for Mrs. Baby Pranch- and Mrs. Amos Miller are recorded with local obituaries in Bentonville and Falmouth communities.
A large remonstrance was filed by T. P. Rochafel and temperance supporters celebrate while opponents claim non residents and renewals skew the list. The dispute over names and renewals faces the Brookville commissioners next week as Laurel township Democrats and Republicans share a rare joint effort to abstain from voting for Secretary of State.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Myer visited Fairfield on Sunday to see their grandmother Naylor. Mrs. Hannah Silvey is visiting Connersville to see her children.
Bro. Stencill held services at the Christian church Saturday evening and Sunday. Frank Dye traveled to Connersville Friday between trains. Homer Williams hauled baled straw to Connersville Saturday. J N Williams and wife of Columbia visited their son Homer Williams and family. Harvey Bean and daughter Tressie were guests of Joe Stevens and family near Laurel Sunday. Celia Payne visited her parents Vern and wife on Garrison Creek Saturday and Sunday. Frank Dye and wife were Busts Henry Ayerseo wife of Brownsite Saturday and Sunday. BOM. Staward old tromer Neal thte Verret ngers to Conn Monday. Moffett Davis of Bunkerhill spipped hows from this station to Cincinnati Monday.
The Hinchman residence hosted a refined social event on the evening of the 22nd with decorated rooms in seasonal colors, a strong literary and musical program, and entertaining contests. About thirty five guests attended and refreshments were served. The next gathering will be with Mrs W S Saxon.
Sas terday Ray PL Hane, with the North Atlantic Squadron, U S Navy, reported from Brest France that the ship arrived safely and all aboard were well and cheerful. They will depart December 7 for Gravesend England and then plan a world cruise as the father notes.
A man named Bremnan pawned his own coffin in a Atlanta pawnshop after buying it as a bargain. He needed money and had nothing else to pawn, so the coffin was carried to the shop for collateral.
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