Local and Personal News From Harrison Township Area
Miss Alice Vance died at wea zil. remains taken to cemetery with Rev. George C. Lamb conducting burial. Mrs. Theodore Sexton of Topeka Kansas returns home after visit with Horace and Miss Carrie Caldwell. Mrs. J. C. Baker leaves for Northern Ohio for extended visit, birthplace Mansfield. Mrs. Sam Beck returns from Cincinnati. BK. Stephens of Columbia visits city. J.T. Avers of Posey township in the city. Reports of satisfactory political conditions in his township. Sylvester Meek of Cheenfield visits relatives. Edna and Dieie Trobald of Glenwood in city shopping. Mamie White of near Tryverton visiting Lafe Cockefair family. J.T. Ayers of Bentonville in city on business. W. O H. Baker of Falmouth transacts business. Mrs. M. Pierce of Edgewood undergoes operation at Fayette sanitarium. left lower hind amputated for gangrene relief. Patient reported to a favorable marision this afternoon. Uniform Rank, IK, of BP, completing gringeni tos Vorn etc. Continuous commemoration events noted by local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Vance
S. W. Vance
Weazil
George C. Lamb
Theodore Sexton
Topeka
Kansas
Horace
Carrie Caldwell
Harrison Township
J.T. Ayers
Bentonville
W. O H. Baker
Falmouth
M. Pierce
Edgewood
Fayette Sanitarium
Drosexton
Rushville
BP. Ie
Local social notes and visitors in town
Charles Mingle of Glenwood attended to business yesterday and memories of the guest linger. Mrs Lenn Benson and Mrs Charles Harkin of Falmouth visited relatives. Homer Caldwell sale draws many from the area. John Gibbs of Longwood area in town for business. Grand Lodge building dedication announced for November 28 with torchlight procession. Odd Fellows invited. Mrs Woo H Greg and Mrs I Heewoot visiting, plus assorted local shoppers and guests from Orange Laurel Fairfield and Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenn Bensot Ane Sen
Falmouth
Charles Harkin
Mir
Fed Sherry
Leverton
Erey
Homer Caldwell
Todwy
Clarence Sefton
Leon Sefton
Cockerair
Jin Jackson
John €Aibbs
Longwood
Joos
Woot. Leedy
Grand Hood
Odd Fellows
Fr idays Daly Leiter s Pusy Sicre
Fragments describe a civil case where the plaintiff claims seventy dollars. Notices of appeal were filed by the defendant corporation. Frank and Hlorenes O Keete of Glenwood were noted in city shopping. Mrs Sparks and son Webb returned from Waterloo township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory
Local officials attend pole raising and social events
County Treasurer Garret Hollingsworth of Liberty was guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Stelle and attended the pole raising at Dora Ball’s East Main Street home. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell hosted a dinner in Starrisburg for guests Mr and Mrs John Florea and daughter Mrs Cote and Mrs W T Murray visits Will Coletrane’s near Glenwood this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bryson
TW. Eo Stevens
Orange
Wook
Limpus
Hast Cowpersville
Garret Hollingsworth
Liberty
Elizabeth Stelle
Dora Ball
East Main Street
Charles Bell
Starrisburg
Mro
John Florea
Cote
W. TP. Murray
Will Coletrane
Glenwood
Claude Cook Dead After Four Week Illness
Claude Cook of East Connersville died at his home on North Fountain Street Fayette County after a four week illness of typhoid fever. He was 48, born near Georgetown Kentucky, and leaves a widow Myrtie Williamson two daughters, one sister Amy Breen and two brothers. He worked at a local place and had lived in the county about ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cook
Fountain Street
Commersclle
Mr. Cook
Georgestown
Kentucky
Myrtie Williamson
Connersville
Amys
Asa Breen
Georgetown
Mery
Life and Work of Connersville’s Former Distinguished Citizen
A memorial delivery by a bank association leader honors Francis Roots of Connersville. The talk recalls Roots’s leadership as president of the State Bankers Association and head of the BL & M Trust Co, noting his intelligence and influence in Indianapolis Evansville and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tankers’ Association
Iodiagion- Vis
Heh Donehorty
Thes Smimian Prust Company
Francisco Roots
Roots
Coulpas
Effies
Thach
Dankers’ Association
Indianapolis
Evansville
Oman
BL & M. Trust Company
Fudiata
Dormeherty
Marshall Deliberations Stir Indiana Governor Election
The text describes Governor Tiamiy Ties and Marshall engaging in a contested admission of guilt. It frames a heated dispute over power and the governor's duty amid public scrutiny, noting the governor’s assertions and courtroom records as pivotal to the case. The narrative highlights the political tension in Greentown and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tiamiy
Dadistia
Marshall
Geopmrt
Greentown
Peter
Columbia
The Arch Enemy of Union Soldiers in Political Rumor
A garbled Civil War pension debate references Hoke Smith and Interior policy, claiming 26 000 veterans faced reduced or cut pensions. The text links Indiana visit by Hoke Smith supporters to Bryan, Stith, and interior posts, condemning pension policy and describing veterans' grievances amid party conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hokesmith
Indiana
William Jenndges Braswin
Thaamy
Hane Stith
Interior
Seayette County
Bivan
Hoke Smith
Bryan
Toke Stith
Somtteerper
Ediheerie
Pension Catanissioter
G. AL TO
Tsai Fyery
Colutus
Cade
Whitley County liquor cases cited in governor's address
Governor Hanly read from a paper listing eleven liquor cases and one minor-in-pool-room case, with Marshall McNae ney Cligston as attorneys. The document suggests the firm handled brewer business in Whitley County and notes the closing remark on the issue between Marshall and the court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Marshall, McNaeney & Cligston
Whitey
Marshall
Whitely County
Dianiv
Whitley County
Death of Mr Burger in Connersville
The obituary notes the death of Mr. Burger after four weeks of illness and three years of poor health. He was born north of the city on September ith, and spent most of his life in Connersville working for the Connersville Furniture Company. He is survived by his brothers and sisters and by Mrs Clara Schoenborn of West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osister
Clara Schoenborn
Pie
Mr. Burger
Ison
Connersville Furniture Company
Mrs Earl Named by Indiana Library Association
Elizabeth Collar, renowned for her work with the Carnegie Library in this city, was honored by the Indiana Library Association at its annual Richmond session. Wayne is expected to host the association’s next meeting, with officers elected including President WB Jenkins and other appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cl
de Fine
Carnegie Library
Indiana Library Association
Richmond
Wayne
Wb Jenkins
Pedham Undversite
Hear Barnard and Hubbard Address Rainy Everton Meeting
Citizens crowded the Everton hall despite rain as Judge Barnard and M. Pabbard spoke on national issues. County chairman Allen Wiles introduced the speakers while turnout hinged on weather and local enthusiasm for political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton
Judge Barnard
M. Op. Pabbard
Allen Wiles
Judge Dernard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lester
J. C. Baker
Indiana Avenue
Ohio
Mansfield
Sam Beck
Cincinnati
HL. BK. Stephens
J.T. Avers
Posey Township
Sylvester Meek
Cheenfield
Leiter's Buss Store
Corterssolle Bopsit Veter
Pruta Corps
Dar
Sipe
Sen
Will
Baediy
Charles Mingle
Woo H. Greg
I. ¥. Heewoot
G. I Vries
Bert Trichler
Brookville
Daly
Leiter
Jind
Fayette County
Pwo Sori
Hugh Dougherty
Marion Trust Company
Con
Nersville
Marshall Teles
Eib
Stump
Liquor Men's Attorney
Avan
Pires
Hioke Smith
Cleveland
Lewis Agbworth
Sister
Foyvening News
Mrs. Earl
Association To Vie
Port Waytte
Barnard
Hubbard
Farge
Hall
S.S
U.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Packt of
Pyrat
REX Buggy CO
Connersville, Indiana
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