Obituary of Marion Ballah of Warren County Indiana
Marion Ballah son of Shelby and Cynthia Ballah born February 1 1842 in Warren County Indiana died near Veedersburg Indiana at his daughter Mrs Martha Harmans home April 23 1922 aged 80 years 2 months and 22 days. He married Hannah Ballah in 1867 and had nine children nine surviving descendants include Albert and Alfred Ballah daughters Martha Hayman Mary Brasker Niema Mach Estella Hawthorn and three daughters Malissa Walls Clara and Malinda. He leaves two sisters 38 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He was not a church member but believed in the Lord. Burial was at Mound cemetery across the river. The item includes notices of community events and local ads.
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Marion Ballah
Shelby
Cynthia Ballah
Warren County
Indiana
Veedersburg
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Martha Harman
Hannah Ballah
Albert
Alfred Ballah
Martha Hayman
Mary Brasker
Niema Mach
Estella Hawthorn
Malissa Walls
Clara
Malinda
Ballah
Anda Cooks
Mat Welder
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Mound
Mellott Area Obituaries and Local Notices
The community observed the funeral of Mrs May Donavan at Win gate and noted several local visits and illnesses. Dem colleagues met to organize for the fall election while others discussed farm sales and trade. Local figures including Bert Oyler seek sale or trade of a 40 acre farm south of Mellott amid family illnesses.
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May Donavan
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Nothing For Covington in Local Power Split
An editorial denounces the county officials and party machine as failing Covington during their tenure. It questions why any voter would support them again and warns that returning them to power harms the community.
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Covington
Heading West Western Thriller Airplane Route Arrives at Uncle’s Ranch
A dramatic teaser notes a Western thriller titled Headin West arriving via Airplane Route at a ranch owned by an uncle. The piece hints at campaign finale week and urges voters to act to correct past wrongs as the last week of campaigning begins.
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Postal Improvement Week Observed Promotes Better Mail Service
Public campaign seeks to boost mail efficiency and trust in the Postal Service. May 1 is set as Postal Improvement Week with business groups and 326000 postal workers urged to participate. Citizens are asked to address letters clearly with return addresses and to review envelopes before mailing.
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