Obituary for George Ferling of Frankfort Indiana
George Ferling died aged 93 years 5 months on June 93 1018 near Frankfort Indiana. He joined the M E church at age four was a Modern Woodman and Iee Men lodge member. He married Miss Eisse Larch of Tab Indiana Sept 1901 two children survive with his wife mother and siblings mourning. Funeral held June 26 1018 at Locust Grove church near Tab attended by many neighbors. The family asks for faith in God to bear their burdens.
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Stu. George
M. E
Frankfort
Ind
Woodman and
Iee
George
Eisse Larch
Tab
Locust Grove
Tab. E Nd
Notice for Bids on Fair Grounds Concession Rights
Authorized to sell concession rights at the fair grounds during Covington Chautauqua week July 11 to 15 inclusive. Concession sold exclusively to the highest bidder. Bids due on or before July 3. For information contact EM Board corner posts.
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Covington Chautauqua
Chautauqua Warnings and Election Jibes Echoed
A turbulent collage of opinions mocks politicians and big events as Covington Chautauqua draws heat during July. References span Hon. Tom Taggart and Hobson, Democratic city administrations, and warnings about election frauds.
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Tom Taggart
Attica Visitors Attend Battle Ground Home Coming
This morning Hon Joseph G Cannon and the granddaughter of Danville visited Attica on an auto trip to Lafayette for the Battle Ground Home Coming. The Western Horseman notes John R Martin's horse Possibility is the star of the string at the Vussiaville fairgrounds and in fine condition for the season. The Carbide Gas Co reports steady business as I R Albright manages limited attention. a new plant was installed in a Stone Bluff church and two plants were sold this week. Mrs T V Green is among Attica residents with direct interest.
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Danville
Attica
Lafayette
Battle Ground
S. F. Palin
Vussiaville Fairgrounds
John R. Martin
The
Carbide Gas Co
I. R. Albright
Stone Bluff
Tne
Brother in German Forces Reported Wounded in France
The article notes Anton Schiller, brother of the writer, serves with Württemberg troops from Black Forest Country. He previously was twice wounded and sent to hospital. He was in action in the Argonne region of France, status unknown.
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Anton Schiller
Wurtemburg
Schwartzwald
Black Forest
Argonne
France
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