Nautical School Ship Young America To Train Cadets
Three Connersville youths Herbert Melarlan Fraser Johnston and Bart Cortlagon aim to attend the Nautical Preparatory School aboard the ship Young America in October for an eight month voyage of about 16000 miles. The program combines theoretical study and practical travel under U S Navy guidance, visiting ports in Spain France Sweden Italy Morocco Algeria Cuba and Puerto Rico with a four year curriculum culminating in world maritime study and commerce.
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Connersville
Duust
Herbert Melarlan
Fraser Johnston
Bart Cortlagon
New York City
Nautical Preparatory School
Young America
Hagae
Spain
France
Sweden
Italy
Morocco
Algeria
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Pupi
U.S. Naval
Harlow
U. S. Navy
Voyage Among Temperate Seas Arranged for 1839
The calendar 1839 maps a cruise into a temperate climate with no exact schedules. It emphasizes yachting ease and relaxed travel, suggesting a light and pleasant voyage rather than strict timing.
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Kid
Wedding Surprise For Wisner and Puedien In Liberty
The announcement of the marriage between Mr Guy Wisner of this city and Miss Lila Puedien of Liberty surprised many. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home in Liberty and was followed by a bridal tour toward Chicago with a brief Connersville stop. The groom, a mechanical engineer with Roots Co., earned hearty well wishes from a large gathering of friends who showered rice and gifts including a dinky derby.
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Guy Wisner
Sud
Phin
Parr
Ilwankee
Connersville
Chicago
P.H. FL. M. Roots Co
Alum Baking Powders and the Price Signal
A regional note outlines eighty alum baking powders with alum detected by chemists. It explains alum is cheap at two cents a pound versus cream of tartar at thirty, so buyers should judge powder quality by price, citing brands Kenton Common Sense Climax Calumet.
Harrisburg Notes and Social Gleanings
Harrisburg locals report Uncle Sammy Harlan filling Bro Fidie Harlan's church role, as sun returns brings cheer to farmers. H. T. Toomens senior remains under improvement while Miss Rosa Tingley visits sister Mrs Hub Thomas for a few days. Mr. Lynch and family visited friends Tuesday afternoon.
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Sammy Harlan
Fidie Harlan
H. T. Toomens
Letters Advertised in Comneraville Post Office List
No. 23. Letters remaining in the Comneraville Indians Pontoffice June 8 105. Persons named in the list are asked to report that they are advertised. Names include Mett Boon Connersville Book Badly D A Cook Dr Robert K Clark Furat Church Christ Scientist Frank Dyner Williams Green Lewis Gliseon Mrs Philp Jeffrey H J Klein Miss Lena Kelley Leif Mc Means Ed Mitchell Miss Clara Widdelndorf Billy Oddett Frank Powell Luther Strain H B Tyler Miss Rozie Funk John Vaugho Levi Welle W J Wilson Milton White Minxs K Morrerr P M
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Pontoffice
Mett Boon
Connersville
D. A. Cook
Robert K. Clark
Furat Church
Christ Scientist
Frank Dyner
Williams Green
Lewis Gliseon
Philp Jeffrey
H. J. Klein
Lena Kelley
Leif McMeans
Ed Mitchell
Clara Widdendorf
Billy Oddett
Mies Lonia DeVor Youth Leader Farewelled in Sorrow
A sad report from Rome notes the death of Mies Lonia DeVor daughter of Mr and Mrs Wil DeVor after a long illness. She lived with her family on West Tarrod street and attended city schools before studying at Oxford College. An artist and organist at Trinity Church she led the Coterie and was active in First Presbyterian youth work. She is survived by her father mother three sisters Carrie Anna and Jessie and brother Will DeVor.
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Pardace
Wil DeVor
Moss DeVor
Shy
Weet Tairod Street
Oxford College
Obin
Trinity Church
Misa de Vor
First Presbyterian Churen
Mieses Carrie
Anna
Jessie
Will de Vor
Society Notes From A Busy Week In Town
The Entre Nous club hosted a grand Wednesday night dance at the hall with fifty couples and an orchestra from Cambridge City, led by Messie Charles Gordon and Ernest Hegsler. Innier Endeavor Society from First Presbyterian held a woodland picnic at Alex Edwards woods with Miss Hypstia Gordon supervising. Miss Madge Keusler hosted a thimble party for Miss Flo Kimball of Little Rock, Ark.
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Entre Nous
Bie + hall
Cambridge City
Messie
Charles Gordon
Ernest Hegsler
Tiss Lucile Lopez
Jairfield
Flo Kimball
Little Rock
Ark
Peculiar accident injures Clark Montgomery on Nickel Plate
Clark Montgomery of the Nickel Plate road west of the city suffered a broken wrist in a Tuesday evening incident while leading a colt. A sudden spurt caused a piece of harness iron ring to strike his wrist. Dr. Dilhman attended and set the fracture.
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Clark Montgomery
Nickel Plate Road
Mr. Montgomery
Dr. Dilhnan
Real Estate Transfers headline
Real estate transfer records show Austin prepared to convey property to John Garrity. The lot is in city limits and recorded under parcel P2600.
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Austin
John Garrity
Lot
Peruna Endorsements from U S Officials and Public Figures
Prominent figures including Senator W V Sullivan and Ex Congressmen Romulus Linney John Clark A H Coffroth praise Peruna for catarrh relief. The letter set highlights that over forty members of Congress and many government officials back the remedy and invite readers to request a free testimonial book and consult Dr Hartman for free advice.
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W. V. Sullivan
United States
Sullivan
Mississippi
W.v.sullivan
Romulus Z. Linney
North Carolina
John BR. Clark
Congress
Missouri
National House of Representatives
A. HW. Coffroth
Somerset
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
New Church to Rise in City Over 30600 Budget Raised
Plans for a new Christian church in the city call for Bedford tuff stone construction with a blue limestone foundation and a tile roof. The octagonal auditorium will seat 1200, include a 30 foot dome, frescoes, a basement with social rooms and kitchen, and total cost 83000 with more than half already raised.
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Sam
Jolly Picnic Crowd From City Visits Waterloo Grove
A group of local youths picnicked at Green's grove in Waterloo township on Wednesday afternoon. At five o'clock supper was served gypsy fashion under the trees and enjoyed by all. The return ride was noted as a highlight alongside the supper.
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Green's Grove
Waterloo Township
Wednday
Mia
WE. Newkirk
Wre
Bernal Tatman
Misses Carrie
Josephine Barrowe
Mattia Webb
Basse Bottles
Jennie Hol
Connersville to Build Local Baseball Grounds Soon
Enthusiasts push for a Connersville baseball club with river bottom grounds three blocks south of Fifth Street. A foot bridge will be needed to reach the site as committees seek funds to clear and improve the park and erect an amphitheater for spectators. Louis Patton donated the grounds, and a representative team is anticipated once funding is secured.
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Connersville
Fifth Street
Louis Patton
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Romulus
Z.linney
Goffroth
Jas. C. Burkhardt
Ludhanapolis
Harrie
Harris & Shopbell
Loansville
Ind
New Christian Church
Indiana
Freoklin
Harris
Shelbyville
Carnegie
Harris & Shepbell
Bedford
Franklin
Beily Re
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