Bride and Groom Die After Lake Erie Crossing Accident
Nov. 30 Kokomo Indiana reports Ed Grishaw 40 and Ruth E. Shulenberg Youngman 20 were killed when a Lake Erie and Western train struck their closed carriage near Fairchild. Groom Wilbur Youngman 23 injured then hospitalized. bride died at Tolono ceremony recalled.
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Ruth Shulenberg
W. B. Youngman
Champaign
Tolono
Lake Hine
Kokomo
Ind
Ed. Grishaw
Wilbur Youngman
Fairchild
Ruth E. Shulenberg
Tolano
Ill
St. Patrick’s Church
Fairfield
Grishaw
Emrave
Obituary of Mrs Harriet K Price in this city
Mrs Harriet K Price died at her home after a three month illness of liver cancer. She was 59 years 10 months and 20 days old. Funeral at the M E church. Interment at Osborns Prairie cemetery. Survived by ten children and many friends. born New Jersey, moved to this county at age three. She was a longtime Methodist and active in church welfare.
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Harriet K. Tharp-Price
E. W. Strecker
M. E. Church
Osborn
Prairie Cemetery
Price
New Jersey
Isaac and
Caroline Tharp
John Stucker
Crazy Corner
Charles Coffing
B. G. Lang
Newton Tharp
Prudence
William A. Price
Minnie Harris
William A
Emma Wheatley
Bessie Martin
Jessie Martin
Minerva Snodgrass
Clyde
Clint
Hattie
Newton
William Price
English Opera Singers In Presbyterian Church Program
The second number of the lecture course was given Tuesday night at the Presbyterian church. The English Opera Singers presented a high class entertainment with Lombard the bass in the mixed quartet earning special mention for excellent numbers. A good sized audience attended and the Matinee Musicale thanked its patrons.
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Presbyterian Church
Lombard
Matinee Musicale
Arm Burned by Escaping Steam at Power Plant
Gene Harden suffered a severe scalding of his left arm Monday night when a gasket blew on a water heater at the power plant. The escaping steam and hot water caused painful burns. the incident narrowly avoided injuring W. G. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Harden
Mr. Harden
W. G. Adams
Democrats Plan Early Campaign Machinery Activation
State Democrats and prospective candidates met at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis. Delegates to district conventions are to be chosen December 26 and 27, with district conventions and district chairmen to follow on December 29. A new state committee and offices will be chosen January 8, signaling aggressive reorganization ahead of the campaign.
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Denison
Indianapolis
New Democratic State Committee
Store Cleaning Promises Progressive Plans for Patrons
Our store has undergone cleaning this week and aims to advance patron interests. Visit to find many useful family articles with interesting prices on Sadie Misses and Children's Cloaks and Suits and Men's Overcoats. Green Trading Stamps free with each purchase.
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Sadie
William Taylor Found Dead Near City
William Taylor, 79, died suddenly near his home east of the city last Sunday morning. He collapsed after attempting to head off grazing cows and was pronounced dead from heart disease. He leaves an invalid wife and daughter Ada Taylor Robb. funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday from Thomas Robb's home, with Rev. Joseph Laney officiating and burial in Mount Hope cemetery.
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William Taylor
Tom Robb
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Robb
Taylor
Christian Church
Ada Taylor Robb
Thomas Robb
Joseph Laney
Mt. On
Knowledge By Holland The Rise Of Advertising
Knowledge by Holland argues advertising has broadened and improved buying practices. It contrasts instinctive past purchasing with modern knowledge driven by publicity. Readers are urged to study advertising to learn values and avoid careless spending for economical purchases.
Indianapolis Strike Ties Up City Pausing 3,126 Affected
Indianapolis is paralyzed as a strike of teamsters and chauffeurs begins Monday night. About 3,126 workers are directly affected amid wage demands of 13 to 18 dollars weekly for horse wagon drivers and 14 to 18 for chauffeurs with 8 to 12 hour shifts. Negotiations continue under Mayor Wallace with 100 mounted police and 400 patrolmen on duty to enforce orders.
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Indianapolis
Wallace
Shank
Thanksgiving Reunion at Martin Home Draws Large Attendance
The Seventh Thanksgiving reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Martin northeast of town. Buggies and cars arrived early despite gloomy weather, with many bringing baskets. Attendees enjoyed a feast, music, songs, and recitations from both young and old, ending with the hymn God be With You Till We Meet Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Mary Lyons
John Martin
Isaac Alkire
Rob Roy
Jackson Alkire
Bertha Florey
Attica
John Devlin
James Welch
Jesse Gross
Amos Martin
Wm. Harris
Grant Graham
Jake Martin
Edward Martin
Frank Martin
Oliver Miethe
Grape Creek
Chas, Lyons
Noome Romine
Virgie
Martin Roy Romine
Riley Martin
Phronie
Romine
Hardesty Farm Sells to Grimes in Wabash Township Deal
The deal closed Monday transferring the John Hardesty farm near the Cade mill in Wabash township to William Grimes who recently sold the Hetfield farm. John will give possession soon but has not decided his next use.
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Wm. Grimes
Hetfield
John Hardesty
Cade Mill
Wabash Township
John
Mysterious Hunting Death Near West Lafayette
Clarence McCormick was killed Saturday night while hunting west of West Lafayette. A shotgun wound over the heart caused his death and a 13 year old boy, Edwin Mack, who started with him, has disappeared and is suspected of firing the fatal shot.
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Clarence McCormick
West Lafayette
Edwin Mack
McCormick
Kern Wins Again in Indiana DA Selection Shuffle
Senators Kern and Shively back Reginald H. Sullivan of Indianapolis for district attorney to replace Charles W. Miller. Clyde H. Jones of Crawfordsville was an applicant and was in Washington when the announcement was made. The timing hinges on the district attorney handling the dynamite cases.
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Kern and
Shively
Reginald H. Sullivan
Indianapolis
Chas. W. Miller
Clyde H. Jones
Crawfordsville
Washington
Marriages Licenses and Ages From Local Notices
Wiley Wilson 41 and Ettie Strouse 388 Chauncy W. Galloway 33 and Beryle Layton 23 John and Mary Judd 20 and Mary W Judd 17 Harry Harrgson 31 and Pear Miehls 28 W Scott Huge 80 and Lulu Grubb 44 Milton Miehls 61 and Sarah Timmons 47.
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Wiley Wilson
Ettie Strouse
Chauncy W. Galloway
Beryle Layton
John &. Scott
Mary W. Judd
Harry Harrgson
Pear Miehls
W. Scott Huge
Lulu M. Grubb
Milton H. Miehls
Sarah A. Timmons
Scott Hugel and Miss Lulu Grubbs Wedding Report
Scott Hugel and Lulu Grubbs wed Sunday November 30 at 2 pm in Covington home of the bride with thirty five guests. Rev J P Henson officiated as Maud Martin played piano and Schumann Traumerl marked the ceremony. The couple will live on East Washington Street. Out of town guests included Charles Ferguson and daughter Helen Wichita Kansas Mr and Mrs Harry McGurk Terre Haute Mrs Ida Clarkson New Richmond De Cogits and family Wabash Township.
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Scott Hugel
Lulu Grubbs
Philip Grubbs
Maud Martin
J. P. Henson
Waynetown
Schuman
Covington
Washington Street
Charles Ferguson
Helen
Wichita
Kansas
Harry
MccGurk
Terre Haute
Ida
Clarkson
New Richmond
Wabash Township
Family Theatre Offers Two Comedies and More
Thursday features College Chums and Belmont Stung plus a mental death by own action and Masquerading in Bear Can yon. Friday presents Soul to Soul in two parts and another good feature.
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Belmont
Bear Canyon
White Plague topic set for church discussion
The White Plague issue will be discussed at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Churches statewide will observe the day. The Bend church meeting last Sunday was postponed to next Sunday afternoon with special singing by the young people.
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Methodist Church
the Bend Church
The Pride of Virginia at Covington High School Auditorium
The Pride of Virginia a four act Civil War romance will be staged Wednesday night Dec 17 under the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church in Covington High School auditorium. An orchestra and three between act specialties add to the program with seats at Rainiers Drug Store starting Dec 10 general admission 25c reserved 35c.
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Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Covington
Pride of
Virginia
Rainiers Drug Store
Troubadour Concert at Armory Hall in City Friday
The Troubadour Concert Co of Chicago presents a concert at Armory Hall this Friday December 12. The program features ten numbers performed by a small orchestra plus Ruth Pancost as reader. The event lasts one and a half hours followed by a dance to 1 am with admission 25 cents for concert and $1 per couple for the full entertainment.
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The
Troubadour Concert Co
Chicago
Armory Hall
Ruth Pancost
County Commissioners Close Busy Year With Appointments
County commissioners wrap the year with routine bills and claims plus reappointments for County Attorney A T Livengood and County Health Officer Dr C C Wert. Howard Shafer is rehired as janitor of the courthouse and grounds. New contract dates for county supplies are set as the board finishes a heavy year. Fay Keys of Attica, representing Ford, visited the city with local agent CG Printy to discuss sales as Keys Bros. report strong success. Sauerkraut at Merrym
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A. T. Livengood
C. C. Wert
Howard Shafer
Fay Keys
Attica
Ford Motor Company
CG. W. Printy
Keys Bros
Ford
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Lake Erie
Mrs. Youngman
Howard
Tipton
Mr. Youngman
Youngman
Mr. Grishaw
Harriet K. Price
Holland
Hardesty Sells Farm
Kern
Hugel-Grubbs
Family Theatre
Methodist Church Notes
Sauerkraut
Merrym
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