Local and Personal News and Notices
Val Snyder buys out J A Vorster and Thomas Welsh in the Brench Imported stallion Nanteer and will display both horses at the Welsh feed barn. Master Jerry Murray improves from illness. Mrs Norvilla Brookbank is disposed. Miss Theresa Dobyns travels to Shelbyville to live. Elizabeth Smith and Jefferson Smith divorce case set for Friday. Mrs J R Carter of Alquina recovering after cow attack. A son is born to Mr and Mrs John W Cleary of West Firth Street. Yack Davis visits from Orange. For sale Red Cedar Posts and a Cook Stove wood in the city. Phone 472. Whan Fawa Ave. Tulow-p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Snyder
J. A. Vorster
Thomas Welsh
Nanteer
Snyder
Yack Davis
Orange
Sali
Red Cedar
Fawa
Tult&w-P
Busy Store Worker Injured In Fall On Bicycle
Lester's Busy Store worker B D Wiley at Fries' brick yard west of the city fell from a bicycle on Western avenue. He injured his right knee, was taken to Keller's boarding house, and may be confined a week or more. Other items note visitors, a marriage license, and oil prospecting near Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Wiley
Fries
Lad Keller
Jefferson Groves
East Geruminown
Frank Wright
Hamburg
Beaumont
Batesville Herald
Buena Visti
Friday's Daily Woodcutting At Mrs Layson's Home
Neighbors and friends gathered at Mrs Belle Layson's Robinson Chapel home to cut wood. Thirty five cords were cut and the day was marked by community goodwill. Meanwhile Daniel O Conner of Chicago, brother of Mrs Mary Ford, died of consumption and his remains will be brought here for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Layson
Robinson Chapel
Daniel O'Conner
Chicago
Mary Ford
Conwell Street
Margaret Haak
Carrie Myers
Rushville
Pat Leonard Midtio
William Spencer
Chicane
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain in Connersville
Lewis Dentlinger of 115 Central Ave Connersville Ind endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. He recalls severe loins pain nighttime urination and kidney symptoms relieved after using a box from Green Bros drug store and recommends to friends. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York souvenir agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Connersville
Lewis Dentlinger
Central Ave
Ind
Down’s Kidney
Green Bros. Drug Store
Foster-Milburn
Builato
New York
Iite
Dean
Modern Woodmen Initiate Twenty at College Corner Lodge
Mrs. Charles Jackson of Shelbyville visits her parents Rev and Mrs D A Wynegar with her son Paul. About twenty five Woodmen officers and members travel to College Corner for a lodge night with twenty candidates initiated. Afterward a banquet at the College Corner hotel features toasts and lighthearted fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
Shelbyville
Paul
D. A. Wynegar
Woodmen
College Corner
Lester's Busy State News In Rushville
Murray was notified of a county assessors and state tax commissioners meeting in Rushville on Saturday March 21. He was also elected vice president of the County Assessors Association of Indiana. John Henry Grubbs alias Leslie Bundrant has been returned to Rushville jail from Indianapolis. Mrs Coleman accuses Grubbs of murdering her husband. Fox County Commissioner William A Holland is ill at home near Lyons Station. Mrs Catherine Bridenbaugh of Lyons Station, 30, recovering from pneumonia. Charles Ford and family and Bennett Ford were in New Castle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WT. Murray
Rushville
Murray
County Assessors’ Association of
Indiana
John Henry Grubbs
Leslie Bundrant
Indianapolis
Catherine Bridenbaugh
Lyons Station
Bridenbaugh
Charles Ford
Biumnett Ford
New Castle
Grubbs Confesses Revolting Murder Plot with Coleman
The confession by John Henry Grubbs, taken in Indianapolis for safety, details a planned murder of Coleman to prevent him from separating Grubbs and Mrs. Coleman. Grubbs and Mrs. Coleman allegedly struck Coleman with a hatchet and Coleman's throat was cut, followed by burning clothes. prior attempts included poison.
John Hamilton on the Warpath
John Hamilton, a log hauler, clashed with Warner Smith after Hamilton’s daughter vanished. Marshal Pippin testified Smith helped shelter the girl, while Hamilton accused him of complicity. Hamilton was fined $22 with costs after appearing before Justice Cates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Connersville
John Hamilton
Warner Smith
Hamilton
Smith
Marshal Pippin
Youn
Moorning
Ber
Pippin
Hris
Ernest Church
Giitn
Haaimitton
Hailton
Roediune
Assaul
Batters
Cates
Maor Nine
Che Hatter Trad
Mir Pharailerd
Gob Bermans Testifies After Four Years
A garbled OCR note records Gob Bermans testifying after a four year period. It mentions dates, places, and individuals such as Martilidar, Nate, and Christ Ware in a chaotic transcription with scattered phrases about events and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gob Bermans
Do You Open Your Mouth to Food or Medicine
A dubious health ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine ailments and nervous disorders. It claims broad benefits for painful periods childbirth and general vitality, urging readers to request a free booklet by mail from the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Pierre
Soha
Pierce
St. Vitus
Settline
Regiasi
Dr. Blov. Pierce
Povalids’ Hotel and Surpiead Institute
Mstate
N. W
Hatfield Motor Vehicle Co seeks location for plant
C B Hatfield of Miamisburg Ohio visited Connersville to discuss locating the Hatfield Motor Vehicle Co plant here. The firm makes a Bogeyabout automobile and has strong prospects. Details of the proposal were not yet set and will be presented to the Commercial club soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
CL Bo Plate Field
Miamisburg
Ohio
Hatfield Motor Vehicle Company
Commeretal Elab
Hatfield
Brown Pleads Guilty to Disturbing Peace
The News learns of a settlement between Thomas Brown of Gaurel and his wife. Brown received their home and furniture and $1000, though one item remains. A prior dispute with his brother in law Th Pike led to a warrant for disturbing the peace. Brown pleaded guilty and paid a fine. Additional complaints included provocation and a rift between once close friends now feared to become public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipisele
Thomas Brown
Gaurel
Brown
Th Pike
Pike
Tien
Chines
Heim Support Company Change In Ownership
The Heim Support Company transfers ownership as Albert Bell acquires no half interest from CR Rieman. Rieman sold due to other business demands while Bell recovers strength and plans to push the expanding firm. The company, a small but prosperous Can-nersville manufacturer of support products, sold over 300000 shopports last year and may move to a new factory building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bell
Hein Support Company
CR. Rieman
Rieman
Mir Bell
Heim
Cannersville
Whae Company
Adam Hein
Harrison Maachine
Central Avenue
Messrs. Bolb and Heit
State vs Arthur Routel assault case continues to April term
The case of State v Arthur Routel charged with assault was continued to the next term and set for the second Tuesday of the April term. The court overruled the defendant’s motion to appoint no physician for examination and fixed bond at 2000, which the defendant posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ce. Routel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lester
Elizabeth Smith
Jefferson Smith
J. R. Carter
John W. Cleary
West Firth Street
Elizabeth Wotley
Brownsville
G. W. Cline
Hares Calberson
Ornnewe Township
Nellie Jeffrey
M. BK. McNatchton
Spencer, Tud
Lester's Husy Store
Chace Tanyth
Cambridge City
Merning
Pheury Gsborte
Gledanattidas
Elemenius Sant Piedds
Cleoree Koul
Pidd
Webruarva
Bayes
Everseas
Fox County
William A. Holland
Grubbs
Judas
Grabbs
Gripbs
Mrs. Coleman
Coleman
Efe
Bin
Togey
Uizhi
Ity
Harry Foster
Alpine
Roy Williams
Kalamazone
Mich
Walter Lambert
Raleigh
DR. King’s
Goughs
Dr. King
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Lewis Asieworths
Fis
Isfe Cather
Thea
Ain
Mos
Martilidar
Cay
Canton
Ouio
Motor Vehicle CO
Bert Bell
C. B. Hatfield
Miamiburg
Pe&ce
Charles A. Rieman
Rommel
Sault
Brookville
Gil
Brookville American
Tlarrisburg
Gaberest Wits
Ae Stromdel
Richard Howe
Cormig Willichos
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!