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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
8
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Remains of Dr Alongs W Daum interred in Parker burying ground on the Dani Sana torium grounds Sunday afternoon. The service featured simple scripture reading, prayers, a brief sermon, and an obituary read by Prof W R Houghton. Choir members of the Christian church sang hymns as floral tributes displayed a Christian Endeavor Society emblem. A small group of Christian Church Board members assisted in bearing the casket to its vault on the hill overlooking the home.
E. W. Grove’s signature appears on every box as druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. The Three Nights at the Opera House begin on Dee with Lt. Clark Stock Co. Performances listed at popular prices.
Jasper N. Davis filed charges in Squire Cates' court against John Geyer for allowing his son Charles under fourteen to absent himself from school. Geyer pled not guilty and was fined $12.75. The boy, visiting Indianapolis to avoid arrest for train jumping, is expected to return home and attend school.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poisoning and cancer related ailments, including eruptions, ulcers, swollen glands, and skin rashes. It promises complete relief, claims long testing, and sells for 1 dollar per bottle with free samples by mail order.
At the Andre Theatre Congregation of Connersville Lodge No. 379 BPOE heard a moving eulogy from Congressman James E. Watson Rushville. The service opened with music and solos by Minnie Snider Mayme Heeb and Rev W C Otte offered the benediction as the lodge paid tribute to departed brothers.
Fayetteville veteran Drewery A Massey aged seventy one marries Belle Mueker of the city at Squire Cates office. The couple says the groom is in good health and this is his fifth marriage. The bride is forty two.
P. J. Kelley resigns as manager of Connersville Wheel Works to take a higher paying post with Defiance Ohio Machine Works. F. A. Buster arrives to fill the vacancy at Indianapolis branch. Kelley to retire about the 20th. Basler named successor. Kelley, a noted wheel maker, previously led Cincinnati and Americana Wheel Co roles.
Hou F. T Roots hosted a seven course stag dinner this winter featuring oysters prepared in four styles. Pink and varicolored decorations plus fragrant ambiance set the scene. After dining the group played pool and planned the next event at the McParlan Hotel.
Two youths, Emmett and Harry Jobe, were injured when a horse bolted near Springersville crossing and capsized their buggy en route to Lyons Station for a social at Rudy Hall. Emmett suffered a broken wrist and other injuries. Harry escaped with scratches. Dr Ambrose treated Emmett and took him home. Harry was aided by friends and the buggy was brought home.
A Lutheran church group in Lyons Station presents a New Year charity event titled Out in the Streets. The program features a play with notable local talent and a musical and literary program headlined by pianist Sopa Macy and elocutionist Edythe Herron. Harry Ross also performs. Tickets and reserved seats are sold at Gise & Stelle's.
The list from county commissioners George M. Sinks and Austin Ready names Grand Jurors George A. Os theimer Harrison Samuel Grarner Harrison S. S. Merrifield Harrison Andrew Patterson Jr Jackson Charles Newland Jannings Charles A. Kehl Orange and Petit Jurors Alex Matney Connersville Henry O'Brien Harrison John Wolfram Connersville E R Gake Jackson John H. Dickey Fairview John W. Rieb somer Jenoin g a and M. Stone Harrison Charles W. Neff Jackson W L Callahan Jackson J H Fears Connersville O S Riggs Connersville W L Sparks Connersville The Grand Jury will probably not be called The Petit Jury is called for the second Monday
Maplewood resident Frank McCleister, accused of driving his wife and children out into the cold, was jailed for twenty days and fined 18.25 after an incident on Saturday night. Other brief notes mention disorderly conduct charges and fines for several individuals, plus a community event and class gathering details.
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