Memorable Day at Harrisburg Church Reunion Session
J. W. Hackleman recalls Harrisburg Christian Church history on a June Sunday basket meeting turning into a reunion. The event featured Rev. Veil Wilson, music, recitals, poems by Earl Williams and Dr. W. S. Tingley, and a long-history reading detailing 1805 charter members and early ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Indianapolis
Archie Hall
J. Hopkins
Geo. Darsie
Kellula
Samuel Conner
J. C. Burkhardt
Dorris
Kentucky
Veil Wilson
Bro. E. Higham
H. M. Broaddus
W. S. Tingley
Inis
Sarah Shipley
Eliza Guard
God
East Connersville Gets New Factory
Cambridge City parties lease Archibald brass foundry building in East Connersville rent or install machinery and begin limited production of cement burial vaults. Fifty vaults will be made now with plans to travel to other towns and return when supply runs low. Local manufacturer Mr William M Greer is connected, with dates noted in the Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Archibald Brass Foundry
Connersville
Wm. M. Greers
Ted
Roosevelt says he will pay his own travel expenses
A Washington special reports President Roosevelt told Representative Tawney and other lawmakers he does not want the 25000 annual appropriation to cover personal costs. He would pay his own expenses on every trip and argues Government hosts or others accompanying him should not be charged to him.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Representative Tawney
Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Real Estate Transfers Reported In City Listings
James M Sanders transfers to William J Smith a city lot for 1850 dollars. Clinton Case sells to Rolland M LaRue a city lot for 8900 dollars. Edward Ball transfers to George L Money Hon two city lots for 500 dollars. Flossie Dunn sells to Thomas B Moore a lot at Orange for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M . Sanders
Wm. J. Smith
City
Clinton Case
Rolland M. LaRue
Edward Ball
George L. Moneyhon
Flossie Dunn
Thomas B. Moore
Orange
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Cure Claim Ad Ends
An old advertisement promotes a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises a refund if it fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Abe
Don Cupid Busy This June With Local Weddings
The June wedding of Miss Christie Schube to Mr. Schuyler Miller took place at the Schube home on Walnut Street with Rev. Julius F. Schwarz officiating. The bride wore chiffon over white silk and carried Bride roses in a ceremony in the north parlor. The reception followed with friends and relatives in attendance. Mr. DeWitt Wilson wed Miss Eva Conaway at the Conaway residence in a largely attended event with a reception and gifts praising the couple. The Wilsons will soon housekeeping in a cottage on Virginia Avenue.
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Fred Schube
Walnut Street
Miss Christie
Schuyler Miller
Julius F. Schwarz
First German Presbyterian Church
Lnride
Mr. Miller
Connersville
Albert Baron
Kate
Bert Winchell
Indianapolis
Jacek Ainsley
Shelbyville
Grace Thorpe
Metamora
DeWitt Wilson
Sund O
Eva Conaway
M. C. Conaway
Mt. Pleasant
Conaway
Whited
Everton M. BE
Cured of Bright's Disease Reported by Geo A Sherman
Geo A Sherman of Lisbon Red Mills Lawrence Co New York states he suffered kidney disease for many years and after twelve years of treatment finally found relief with Foley's Kidney Cure. He describes frequent urination and passing brick dust before using the medicine and credits four bottles with cure. Agent contact O McKennan & Son.
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Geo.a. Sherman
Lisbon
Red Mills
Lawrence Co
N. Y
Foley
O. McKennan & Son
Agenta
Young Wanderer Returns Home From Rushville
Ten year old Dally Goodman ran away from home near Rushville and was picked up by Marshal Elwood. He told police he left due to mistreatment by his stepmother and would rather stay in reform school than return home, but was sent back today. He sought work at Kohlheier’s but was barefoot and had decent clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Goodman
Rushville
Marshal Elwood
Lew Pate
Kohlheier
Reform School
Free Fair program outlined by merchants and manufacturers
The Free Fair Association met at the Trust Co parlors to set the schedule for the coming fair. An industrial parade by local merchants and manufacturers will feature prizes for best floats and turnouts and for depictive displays of secret orders. The Queen of the Free Fair will be crowned on opening day by ballot with a dedicated court.
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Free Fair Association
Trust Co
Connersville
Roots Cleared of Auto Speed Charge in Greenfield
Francis T. Roots of Connersville was cleared after officers concluded his car, numbered 49, was not in Greenfield when unlawfully speeding occurred last Saturday. Citizens had identified the vehicle and a counterfeit tag was suspected, but the case was dismissed as investigators ruled out Roots’ involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensfield
Francis T. Roots
Connersville
Roots
Greenfield
Main Street
Hundreds of Cherries Ruin in Henry County Crop
Hundreds of bushels of cherries will be lost across Henry county as workers cannot pick the fruit. The crop is the heaviest in years, jeopardizing growers and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Letter from E A Enos supports Fayette Co Free Fair fund
Connersville Indiana June 19 1906 E A Enos of Fayette County writes to F Y Roots pledging ten dollars for the Free Fair fund. He praises the fair as a grand institution and expresses hope it will grow for the county and community benefits, asking citizens to aid the committee to raise standards and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nainy
Roots
Connersville
Ind
Fayette County
E. A. Enos
Watson to Speak at Pioneers' Meeting
Mr Jonas Scholl requests Hon James E Watson to address Fayette County Pioneer Association on August 13 at Roberts Park. Watson replies he will deliver an address at the specified time, asking for reminders to finalize plans. The association expects a standout program in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Scho
James EB. Watson
Washington
Connersville
Ind
Fayette County
Pasete
Cosnsties
Jonas Scholl
Scholl
Mr. Watson
Tan
James E. Watson
Pioneer Association
Kidney Cure Restores Buffalo Operator to Health
A. E. Thurnes, noted Buffalo coal operator, describes years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and pain. After using Formby’s Kidney Cure, his pain disappeared and he felt reborn, with the medicine claimed to cure all kidney bladder diseases by S. O. McKennap & Son as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thurnes
Buffalo
Despicable act leaves hog shipment damaged near Glenwood
The Rushville Jacksonian reports George W. Looney Jr loaded two carloads of hogs for Griffins. A broken seal and opened door allowed several hogs to escape or be injured, with one killed leaping from the car and another crippled. Authorities suspected malice to cause theft or damage before the westbound shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanedais
Rushville Jacksonian
Glenwood
George W. Loney, Jr
Looney
Thirty Foot Trestle Across Vine Street Proposed
Puzaling and Co report street work in Connersville to begin Monday. Engineers debate routes across bottoms and East Connersville with a 30 foot trestle likely over Vine Street near Lee street. Alquina route favored though Main street option considered. Chief Engineer Moore’s return expected to launch work to completion Monday.
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Vine Street
Connersville
Main Street
Vine
Lee Street
Alquina
Sixth Street
Main
Kressh Liberty
Moore
Contemplated Change In Railroads Rumors Surface
Rumors say the C&O seeks to control CCHD to expand coal delivery to midwest states. Plans in New York reportedly include Pere Marquette sale to Erie. Reports also claim CC&L, financed by CHD, to be turned over to Queen & Crescent to untangle receivership. J E Brown visited Cincinnati merchants and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnnati
Middle
New York
Erie
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Harrisburg Christian Church
J. W. Hackleman
Christian Church
Indiana
King George Huthe
Witcnes H. Broaddus
Edward Higham
John Bates
Enoch Caldwell
Walter S. Tingley
Ised
George Campbell
Fairview
Bro. Campbell
R. L. Howe
William G. Irvin
Wm. Howe
John A. Campbell
Walter Campbell
Jasper N. Hughes
D. R. VanBuskirk
B. M. Blount
Jacob Blount
Charles Blackman
Samuel Frazee
Henry R. Prichard
Paul Vandevert
J. M. Henry
P. B. Wiles
Baptist Church
Lampton
D. R. van Buskirk
Charles M. Stone
Pence
Mac
Daniel Wanklin
W. Stairs
A. J. Yier
Symon
Old Brass Foundry
Cambridge City Parties
M. Greay
Doncupid
Mr. Schuyler Miller
Miss Schube
Wilson- Conaway
Muller-Schube
Young Wanderer
Queen of
Wile
Philadelphia
MR. Roots
Mir
A. Enos
President Roots
Watson
Pioneers’ Meeting
Roberts Park
Puzaling
Liberty
C., H. & D. Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
J. E. Brown
Cincinnati
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