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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
6
The Cary Club held a social open meeting at the home of Mrs. Edwin McIntosh on North Central Avenue Tuesday after a tour. Mrs. C. E. J. McBarlan, the president, gave an address of welcome and led the usual proceedings with several members attending.
A charmful winter gathering held Saturday afternoon at Miss Irene Wetherald's Western Avenue home. The Cotene open meeting featured a bright décor and sociable refreshments with guests enjoying light music and cordial conversation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gears and trappers with unclear names and locations making precise meaning difficult. likely a brief notice or stray item from a historical page.
An old advertising text promotes Dr. A W Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a universal remedy for kidney disease. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours and urges readers to buy genuine pills at 25 cents per box from various centers or Dr. A W Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo NY. The copy uses testimonials and a signature to imply medical authority.
James Henry Fry born January 30 1872 in Rush county near Fairview Indiana was the oldest son of Denton and Emma Fry. He moved to Connersville after marriage to Viola Ryman and was known for his moral earnestness integrity and kindness. He joined the Christian church during a revival led by J W Coombs and was baptized by Bro Hall. A loyal church member and active lodge man with the Improved Order of Red Men and other groups his widow offers thanks for many kindnesses as she reflects on his life and death.
The Republican City Committee announces a gathering at the usual hour to discuss party affairs. Mr. Brewer and his wife of this city are expected to attend along with Connersville friends who plan to send a suitable wedding present.
Two retirement tokens were presented at the court bourse today. Ex Commissioner F Y Thomas received a hand carved writing desk and Ex Treasurer Simona Ostheimer was given a gold beaded cane. RN Elliott delivered the speech and WOOF Downs danced over the gift. Both thanked the givers amid handshakes.
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