Neighborhood News Highlights And Social Visits
The column notes summer welcomed by farmers and lists Sunday gatherings. Mrs Dent suffered a ankle injury stepping on cement, tearing ligaments. Families and neighbors including Noble Link Combs Fielding Nash Cameron and others shared meals and visits. A P O S A gathering, talks by Rice and Williams, and plans for a new Glenwood business are mentioned. Graves at Browneville honor nineteen local soldiers with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bell
Indianapolis
Brownsville
Anna Stanley
Smelser
Lewis Stanley
Shirley
Ind
Garfield Stanley
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Conner
Baby
Chas. Conner
Browneville
Local social notes from Connersville and nearby towns
Mrs. Turner shopped in Connersville on Thursday. Various residents including Blanche Branitiel, Anna Afpervan, Joe Moster, Don Gordon, and others are noted for visits, business, and family gatherings across Connersville Laurel Metamora and surrounding areas during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Moster
Laurel
Don Gordon
Abetaara
Local notices from Brownsville sanitarium visitors and events
Clyde Beck at Sex ton sanitarium recalled with cards from friends. Mrs Kumler of Dayton bought old furniture. Mrs Nathan Brown of Connersville stayed with Mrs J C Walker. Mrs Renee Seerten of Tadisnapolis visited last week. Mrs Trembly and Mrs Brocksterper mentioned among local acquaintances. College Corner residents visited by Charles Retherford and others. Miss Preantiss of Dacauapatis attended events with her father. Miss Lil Topel noted as a graduate and schoolmate in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beck
Sexton Sanitarium
Mrs. Kumler
Dayton
Nathan Brown
Connersville
J.C. Walker
Renee Seerten
Tadisnapolis
Trembly
Mrv
Les
Dotna Deab
College Corner
Charles Retherford
Phitesdas
J.C. Thewatter
Dacauapatis
Miss Batat
Mrs Reichsomer Heads to Indianapolis for Appendi x Operation
Mrs. Joe Reichsomer, in poor health all winter, travels to Indianapolis on Tuesday for an appendectomy. A speedy recovery is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichsomer
Indianapolis
Community Notes From Centerville And Nearby Areas
Social visits circulate among local families including Crandel Stagg Younts Remy Murph y and Retherford with several small gatherings noted. A birthday for Dorothy Remy is listed and a well attended Alquina party hosted by Clarence Sacre is mentioned amid miscellaneous visits and household greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Crandel
W. PF. Stagg
Centerville
Leslie
Blanche Younts
Will Remy
Nell Pigman
Jessie Retherford
QO. C. Zimmerman
Frank Murphy
Mac Hubble
Miss Toledo Lemmon
Sherman Chowning
Frank Bird
Alquina
Clarence Sacre
Sale of Personal Property of Jonathan Bulkley Executor Announces
Notice is given by Thomas C. McBurney executor of Jonathan Bulkley deceased for Fayette County Indiana that on June 24 1909 a public sale will be held at 7250 Eastern Avenue Connersville containing household and kitchen furniture bedding sewing machine tools and more including buggy harness and lawn equipment. Terms: cash for amounts up to 5.00 and credit to January 1 1910 for larger purchases with note and security, 6 percent interest. No removal until terms are met. Sale at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. McBurney
Jonathan Bulkley
Fayette County
State of Indiana
Eastern Avenue
Connersville
Thoalas
McEburnedy
Local Social Notes From Lyons Station and Nearby Towns
Lyons Station reports visitors and gatherings including Strather spending Sunday in Arineton and Japkins with Prof Schall and family. Benjamin Schall and wife dined with George Brown family. Attendees joined Mrs Showalter’s funeral in Brownsville. Services and visits spread among residents including Rives family and Connersville attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Schall
George Brown
Cleveland Pastor Defends Tobacco Use Defense of tobacco stance at General Assembly
Dr A B Meldrum pastor of the Old Stone Church in Cleveland says the Presbyterian General Assembly erred by approving an anti tobacco resolution arguing smoking is a matter of individual conscience. He insists the assembly had more important work and will not preach against tobacco to his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian General Assembly
A. B. Meldrum
Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Kadbaythiest
Post Office
Post Office Department
Pension Agency
Gila
Veloso
Pleasant View Social Roster and Weekend Visits
Pleasant View records show Riggs and wife visiting Frank Walker and wife on Sunday along with Mrs Claude Stelle and children visiting Frank Weiser. Names such as Nellie Stethe, Panuile Misses, and many others appear in scattered lines describing weekend gatherings and places like Poway and Reedomsomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stelle
Frank Weiser
Ced Panuile
Peculiar Horse Parade Shuffles Through Town
A disjointed report describes a well fed horse entering Horseeand and wandering past streets. Shattered by falls and missteps, townsfolk gaze as the creature and its rider end their errant promenade amid unclear dialogue and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Tata
Notice of Final Settlement in Ther men Puebs Estate
Notice in the Payette Circuit Court May term that executor William J. Ochiltree has filed final settlement for Ther men Puebs deceased. The court will examine the account and settle the estate on the date in the notice. All creditors and heirs are notified to appear and object if any. The clerk announces the proceedings and adjournment to the court in Con- Repevilbe Phedeng. Dated this 2eih day of Mite Piet. WAR EL SPARKS, Clerk Payette County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermen Puebs
Payette
Noties
William J. Ochiltree
Tiernan Fuchs
Owltel
Glee
Ravedd
Vibe Cheric
Ciperit Cautt
Phedeng
Education Campaign Promotes Proper Mail Handling
President McKinley of the Ohio State League of Mail Carriers urges careful addressing with pen or lead pencil and clear handwriting. Guidelines cover correct abbreviations, stamp placement, and avoiding newspapers or packages to prevent misrouting and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. McKinley
Orient
Ohio
Ohio State League of Postmasters
Taytees
Quiet Title Notice in Fayette Circuit Court Case 5583
Notice to nonresidents Clinton Lindsey that he must appear October 4, 1909, in Connersville Indiana to answer the complaint in suit 5583 filed by Wal ter Be. Smith for quiet title. Clerk William de. Spnas signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Pasette Combiy
Pouvette Circuit Court
Pann
Forest
AL Brooks
William Cook
Walter BE. Smith
Clinton Lindsey
Indiana
Fayette
Connersville
Strate
Ind
A. D
Seccessful Sunday Magazine in The Chicago Record Herald
The Sunday Magazine of The Chicago Record Herald is praised as a unique, thriving weekly section. It features stories, articles, and illustrations by prominent living writers and artists, offering readers a high quality, enduring magazine experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Chicago
Toecord Herald
Newsia Perdon
The
Record-Hierald
Valledities Pusiie
Dia
Bhope
Kravonta
Checary
Postal Box Usage and Mail Tips for Quick Deliveries
An old European style receptacle for letters and cards. Deposit mail crosswise in the box to speed collection. Address your own mail and prepare money orders.
Storm Hits Brownwood Village Wrecks Homes
A fierce early hour storm struck Willeswood Zephyr in Brown county Texas. The death toll is reported at three with as many as fifty serious or fatal injuries expected. Homes and businesses were destroyed as lines of damage spread through the eastern portion and residents scrambled for safety. A high wind event followed by fire and wreckage left streets littered with debris and emergency crews responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Tex
Busine
Seapres
Borard
Official Verdict Charges Murder in Coroner Report
Coroner John A. Burnett of Butler county Ohio files a verdict that young Kitterling was murdered. Detective Elmer McGuire of the C H D railroad provided key testimony about footsteps leading to a nearby thicket. Despite the official finding Miami University still suspects death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Burnett
Butler County
Ohio
Young Kitterling
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Elmer McGuire
C., H. & D. Railroad Company
McGuire
Oxford
Miami University
Keiterlineg
Nedaneselhe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Glenwood
Ed Noble
John Link
Chas. Combs
Oxford, Ohio
Mr. Comb
Bro. Walls
M. BE
Robert Fielding
Mars
Oliver Nash
Rushville
John Fielding
M. H. Fielding
Otto Cameron
Columbia
Mrs. Cameron
M. HB
Rice
Crawfordsville
P.O. S. of A. Order
Williams
Guy Little and
Faumily
John Shafer
Frank Cook
Rudolph Miller
Richmond
Howard Crist
Nulltown
Mrs. Turner
Blanche Branitiel
Mrs. Wright
Anna Afpervan
Elwood
Ches Hawkins
Everett
Metamora
Robert Jackson
Hawkins
Ella Lair
C. M. Edwards
Ol Chrisman
B. F. Fisher
LaRue Jinks
Js. Scott
Ed Hoodland
Eastside
Brock Sterper
Bern
de Fae
MT. Garrison
Dorothy Remy
Willian Lake
Gladys Burk
Elsie Lake
Everton
Frank Retherford
J. He. Jewell
Sam Chas
Lair
Albert Osbearn
Ik Grottimeer Frase Hocite En
Cynthig Vonson
WAT I
NOBLE
Pjunessehs Daily
Lyons Station
Geo. Japkins
TE Schall
James Showalter
Abe Bite
Morey Stedhe
Po Fomes
Sundingtertracnu
Mitte
Gals Rives
Cora Sutton
Paces Laurveate
Suuday
James Rives
Flm, Rives
Denver
Cleveland, O
Frazier
Tate Orchestra
Capt. Simpus
Laura
Willard Hadley
Mary Peterson
Bert Parris
Jap Heizer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ida Udder
Coltraine
Colmuming
Dahtes Riggs
Frank Walker
Mhisses
Nellie Stethe
Piatey
Tyebe
Josemy
Joostan
Bedward
Biasts
Fiat
Panis
Wooniteserry Te Aarat
Jaeese Ilenry
Education Campaign
McKinley
Ohio State League of
Seccessful
Texas
Charces
Young College
M’guire
Agenerad
Vetr
Lane
Udied Uie
Wall Pve
Peta Wileetta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!