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Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

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Needle Buried in Lady's Hand Removed After Painful Delay

Mrs Ari Wiggins, while washing a child's dress yesterday afternoon, drove a large needle into the base of her right palm. The needle entered point first, reached depth of an inch, and broke beneath the skin. Two physicians operated with morphine and an anaesthetic, enlarging the wound to over an inch to locate and remove the embedded portion. The hand is temporarily disabled and painful but prognosis is for limited trouble ahead.

Ari Wiggins

A Toast To Man From A Pretty Young Lady

A nineteen year old student at the institute prepared a humorous toast praising men and women roles. The wit extols wives as essential yet teasingly claims men are convenient husbands and valued visitors while celebrating affection, charity, and humor in the gender dynamic.

Institute

Real Estate Transfer Clarence Wise to Charles McGraw

Clarence O Wise and wife transfer a city lot to Charles McGraw for consideration of 4000 dollars. The deed notes the date and location in the city records. Ownership changes reflected in the real estate ledger with usual transfer language.

Clarence O. Wise Charles McGraw

Central State Bank President Resigns After Year in Charge

William O. McFarlan, president of Central State Bank for just over a year, tendered his resignation to the board and will retire September first. He retains stock and other interests. his successor is not named. McFarlan’s son, formerly assistant cashier, has moved to a cattle ranch and may have influenced the decision. The bank’s strength remains, with stock still in local control.

William O. McBirlan Central State Bank McFearken McFarlan H. M. McParlan Peans Osince Stock Oo

Munvie visitors stay with relatives in the county

Mrs denrie Reese and her son Walter of Munvie visit relatives in the county for several days. Charles Smith and Drs N Hamilton plan a Monday trip to Poledo Ohio to attend the National Sen CAM event. Vice Presidents and Secretaries of the Wenais Auxiliary of the Fayette County Farmers Institute should meet with President Mrs Foiar at the bifucational tent Friday morning at Itetelock.

Wenais Fayette County

Local Residents Return and Visiting Students

Homer Taylor, living near Yankee town, has returned home from Valparaiso where he has been attending college for a few months. Miss Ecelen Bisher of Cicero Indiana is visiting relatives in the city. Miss Opalsmith, formerly at Marion Indiana college, is a guest at Mrs. Laura J. Backous home on her way to College Corner.

Homer Taylor Yankeetown Valparaiso Colege Ecelen Bisher Cicero Pan

Clergy Visits and Family Travel Mentioned in Local Notes

The notice lists Rev. Jefferson Staith traveling to Spice land tomorrow to assist Rev. THC Patton in the final ASM. It notes a conference seat rally, a Brook bans beer standard, and trips by CoS Brown family to Rushville and Metrow to visit Robert Miller. Mrs Eb Porter and children stay with sister Mrs Thuaga Custer.

Jefferson Staith Spiceland Thc. Patton Dusseldoerfer Beer Brookbans Cos, Brown and Wife Rushville Metrow Robert Miller the. Eb Porter Thuaga Custer

Personalities and Punishment Discussed at Fayette Teachers Institute

The Fayette County Teachers Institute enters its third day with talks on grammar and classroom discipline. C S Thomas argues personality boosts teaching success while E L Hendricks explores fear and corporal punishment with pro and con views.

Fayette County E. L Hendricks Phormis Voatli Woodvalt Indianapolis Setreal Seholl Rushville K. V. Heewood Marl Mainlove

Tribbey in Trouble Over Rushville Shooting

Rushville report says John Tribbey fired two shots at his son during the father's absence while his wife fled with the son. Tribbey is not a member of the local Friends church. a committee visited his home and the case remains pending with possible removal from church records.

Rushville John Tribbey Young Tribbey Tribbey Friends Church of Carthage Citizen Tribhey Friends Church Tle Riverside Friends Wedron Ridge Monthis Tribbex

Hell is Here and Now in Severe Debate

A Wednesday evening talk features Dr. John challenging atheists and scientists with a provocative claim that hell exists hereafter or here on earth. The Richmond audience hears a heated exchange as the speaker argues conscience and punishment shape human fate.

Richmond Patlachary John

Singing stunt billed for Columbia Theatre in Cincinnati area

The article reports an entertainment stunt at the Columbia Theatre featuring Eddie Dares, a versatile singer linked with the Hoosiers, and mentions plans to perform at a Cincinnati house. It chronicles reluctant assurances about interference and notes involvement from local promoters and venues.

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