Local notices from Orange and surrounding towns
Martin Stephens of Orange trans acted business in the city. Fred Dickman attends his mother Mrs Chris Amberzger at Batesville who is not expected to recover. William Baker of Bentonville visits friends in the city. E I Chance from Alpine on business. Mrs William L Blum visiting her parents at Liberty. Charles Masters from Everton. Paul Worster from Everton. A fine son born to Otis Collier and wife on Town avenue. John Lemmon and family of Alquina guests of Richmond friends. Co F Douthit and wife of Grand avenue have a fine new son. Mildred and Richard Douthit spending week with grandparents east of the city. Mrs W H Eshelman and daughter Clara and Mrs Joe Eshelman and children at Springersville visiting Mrs Hiram Eshelman. Charles McGraw of Falmouth buys Fox Harness stock on West Fourth Street to run the business. McGraw previously managed a shop at Fairneath. Attendance at James Miy's reading was large despite death of a man nearby. Relatives and friends from Lynn, Morristown, Orange, Glenwood, Rushville and Palmouth attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Stephens
Orange
Fred Dickman
Chris Amberzger
Batesville
William Baker
Bentonville
E. I. Chance
Alpine
William L. Blum
Liberty
Charles Masters
Everton
Paul Worster
Otis Collier
Town Avenue
John Lemmon
Alquina
Richmond Friends
W. H. Eshelman
Clara
Joe Eshelman
Springersville
Hiram Eshelman
Charles McGraw
Falmouth
Fox
West Fourth Street
McGraw
Fairneath
Miss Anna Hang and Charles Davison to Wed at Hang Home
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Anna Hang of this city and Mr. Charles Benjamin Davison of Brownsboro Indiana. The ceremony will occur Wednesday June 22 at 7 25 oclock at the bride's brother John Hang 22nd Huston avenue. Fifty guests invited. couple to honeymoon then reside in Brownsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Alquina
Charles Newland
Elevench Street
Anna Hang
Charles Benjamin Davison
Brownsboro
Indiana
John Hang
Huston Avenue
Brownsburg
Cleett
Naomi Circle
Prank AD. Parker
Parker
Friday’s Daily Busy Local Scene and Guests
Dan Broaddus of near Parrinburg visited the city on business. Mr and Mrs Win King were guests of Blooming Grove friends yesterday. The society of Whe Abwaits Badies meets with Mrs Charles chair of that village. Ada Uharreod traveled to PearriSan, Geli teins joined the event for a feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Win, King
Blooming Grove
Badies Aid Society
Charles Hhair
Local Socials and Openings Highlight Alpine and Racine Scenes
Virgil Hubert moved to Racine Wisconsin for a lucrative position in a large carriage factory. Miss Myrtle Shera visits from College Corner with James Shera and family. A church social at Alpine in E I Chances store drew a large crowd with ice cream cake and refreshments. proceeds benefit the Alpine Christian church. John and Charles Mettel opened a restaurant on East Sixth Street, offering short orders and other meals, drawing interest from friends. The Alquina Ladies Aid hosted a floral filled afternoon at Mrs Charles Newlands house with about thirty guests assisted by Miss Mary Thomas Mrs J M Pattison Mrs Rudicel and Mrs Warry Cain. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Chance’s
Alpine
Christian Church
Mssrs
John
Charles Mettel
East Sixth Street
Mettel
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Alquina
Mrrs
Charles Newland
West Eleventh Street
Mary Thomas
Columbia
J. M. Pattison
Rudicel
Warry Cain
Inspector Bischoff Testifies On East St. Louis Meat Inquiry
Julius Bischoff, an inspector, corroborated Julius Harms open letter to Secretary Wilson and said he would reveal similar irregularities from his own observations. The secret inquiry into the government meat inspection system continues amid public distrust and objections from packing companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Julius Bischoff
J. J. Harms
Wilson
Bischoff
Hiarne
Ald
Melvin
Llarins
Dust Preventing Oil Trial Halts Dust On City Streets
Residents along Broad Street report oiling the roadway with a wooden bucket method reduced dust without spraying and minimal expense. Property owners on the south side sometimes paid full width costs, about SH per frontage of fifty two feet, as neighboring blocks watch further applications. Officials in East Connersville and New Castle Courier readers track costs and feasibility of wider use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
New Castle
Broad Street
9Th
10Th
Frank Kiser
Fayette County links Wrights to early air age legacy
Memoir recalls Milton Wright teaching in Gray schoolhouse in 1849 1850 and pupil Thomas M Little now city treasurer. Little remembers Bishop Milton Wright and brothers Phineas and Wilma Wright in Fayette County and connections to the Wright family’s early life and church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Wright
Gray School
Garrison Creek
Thomas M. Little
Mr. Little
Mr. Wright
United Brethren Ehareh
Connersville
Merc Little
Milton Witeds
Phapres
Oise
Pittte
Coley
Obituary for Tiekegiah Hollowell in Madison County
Tiekegiah Hollowell was born in May and died in 1409 aged 1 day. He married Mary Rudheel in 1866, had five children, two died in infancy, wife died in 1875, twice widowed then married Sarah Rudicel. Survived by son J A Brokewell, daughters Mrs George Carter and Mrs Jacob Graham, four grandchildren, many relatives. He was patient through seven weeks of sickness and laid to rest with family prayers and comfort for the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiegekiah Plollowelb
Mary
Franklin James
Tne
Tie
Mary Dane Rudheel
Sarah KH. Rudicel
Este
lemoVen
Aosiniife
Hlollowell
Veiled Woman Captured After Mailbox Prank Spree
Louisville detectives finally arrest a heavily veiled woman linked to months of offensive material dumped into local mailboxes. The suspect, described as mentally unbalanced, was detained after patient police work in the post office area. In Booneville Indiana a county detective's feverish pursuit of a local incident dominated Thursday's news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pestetties Department
Iit
Posteree
Wedding of Curtis Selvell in Dover Industries setting
A poorly legible report describes the wedding of Curtis Selvell and a bride, with Rev Paviner officiating. The scene shows a veranda ceremony, white silk attire, and guests at Davies Masee. Gifts include china, silverware, furniture, and china amid floral decor, followed by comments and supper in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Selvell
Dover Industriets
Taraser
Sreddy pBicard
Babe Ersyille
Paviner
Dadiamapedis
Davies Masee
Wis Dagile
Nat Aude
Naval incident near Pitkipas reported by British firm view
Reports from Viborg indicate the British ship Woodburn steered toward the Standart under naval orders. A Russian squadron vessel patrolled the vicinity as Emperors Nicholas and Wilhelm were due in Pitkipas the next day. Officials say no grave developments are expected and blame a possible blunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Woodburn
Viborg
Thes Steimer Wis
Standart
Big Wheat Crop Forecast for Northwest States
Rising 43,000,000 bushels last year and labor cheaper this season push prospects of a large harvest. Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana report strong wheat yields as farmers hire harvesters and thrashers at layoffs around 2.50 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evening News of Holland Home Wedding Reception
A Thursday event at the Holland Home honored Ate and Mrs. Cure us Scholl who wed the prior evening. Guests from nearby counties attended the reception with32 present including Abes Marthia Abe- Doitel Mrs. Masato Loudenhboack and others from Hiltreoek county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
J. Prank Dtolhiad
Ate
Cureus Scholl
Couty
Marthia Abe- Doitel
Masato Loudenhboack
Aliss Prene
Mlebaniel
Mssrs
Whiteley
Charles Keats Convicted. fined and jailed
The case of Charles Keats, charged with mistreating a young boy, went before Judge Gray. Keats was found guilty, fined one hundred dollars and sentenced to two to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keats
Quan
Voth
Conrad A4ceed
Grays
Raymond Springer
Allen Wiles
Ie Ces
Keats
Gray
Mans
The Present Moment and Goethe’s Timely Thought
A reflective quotation notes that time is not a person to overtake but should be honored with mirth as it passes. The piece invites cheerful acceptance of the present and a lighthearted approach to time’s passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Shuffled 15th Century Script
Scattered letters and numbers form a garbled text block with no clear news event. Readable names or places are absent, leaving only a maze of punctuation and digit clutter suggesting a damaged newspaper fragment.
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Lester’s
Bury
Co. F. Douthit
Grand Avenue
Mildred
Richard Douthit
Mrs
Elias Scholl
James Miy
Lynn
Morristown
Glenwood
Rushville
Palmouth
Lester
Myrtle Morgan
James Dickey
Fairview
Chester Martindate
Amos
Louise Sebraceder
Lester's
Dan Broaddus
Parrinburg
Ada Uharreod
Virgil Hubert
Racine
Wisconsin
Myrtle Shera
College Corner
James Shera
J. F. Harms
Lowell
Evel of
Ata Soa
Fayette
Wright
County
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Fayette County
Dry” County
Booneville, Lnd
Russia
England
Pierce
Seattle
Puis
Idaiho
Oreson
Serrilinas
Ailiedal
Oreson Dover
Judge Gray
Peni
Hobsons
Srg Ua Bie Veit
Gdradeip LD Regoilacht Coo
Avanta
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