Late Mrs Gean Turnbull 92 Dies In Danville
Mrs Gean Turnbull aged 92 died suddenly at 3 p m Tuesday after years of age related infirmities. Born in Scotland April 28 1851 she joined the Presbyterian church at 16. She married Robert Turnbull who died 13 years ago and they emigrated to this country in 1883. Survived by two sons Robert of Indianapolis and William of Peoria and two daughters Mrs Alfred Keller and Miss Gean. Funeral services conducted by Rev Johnson from the Seventh Street home at 2 p m Thursday with interment at Spring Hill cemetery Danville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gean Turnbull
Turnbull
Scotland
Presbyterian Church
Robert Turnbull
Robert
Indianapolis
Alfred Keller
Romance and visitors mark a July week in Indiana towns
Carl Furnish and family of Muncie visited with M Shesley and family. Rev Kern D F Smith and Lee Philpott stayed in Attica. David Faust of Akron Ohio visited his father Frank Faust and grandfather M Herzog. Frank Myer and family Charles Massey and family and Cooper Clifton and family visited at Lodi Park. Beulah Ruth Clawson and Mrs Francis Clawson with Anna Clawson spent time with Dr Stanfield in Newtown. Dr C C Wert and wife left for Crivitz Wisconsin for a few weeks vacation. Wann at Robbs store July 28. Testing eyes and fitting glasses has been our work for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myer
Charles Massey
Cooper Clifton
Lodi Park
Beulah
Ruth Clawson
Francis Clawson
Anna
Dr. Stanfield
Newtown
Wann
Robb’s
C. C. Wert
Crivitz
Wisconsin
Local notes and social items from Hillsboro area
A compilation of small town notices includes sales pitches for dairy cream, local travel updates, theater ads for Pink Gods and The Cowboy and the Lady, library and church social reports, hospital news, and community visits. Readers learn of residents such as Walter Moore, Mrs. Kern, and the Bodines, plus upcoming events and local concerns like rain needs and corn yield.
Drowning Tragedy In Wabash River Near Flint
A Evansville party vacationing at West Point found tragedy after a swift Wabash current swept Mr. and Mrs. Regener and Mrs. Strausser from a sand bar. Two others, Neidighs, narrowly escaped. Mrs. Strausser's body recovered Sunday, others found Friday night. Coroner Dr. Aldridge investigated before burial arrangements. River conditions warned bathers of spring flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Regener
Annis F. Strausser
Regener
Wabash
Flint
Neidigh
West Point
Streem
Evansville
Strausser
Aldridge
Seymore Goes In Ditch After Danville Trip
Farmer Seymore Graham, returning home from Danville, lost steering east of the paved road and rolled into a ditch upside down. He suffered painful head and shoulder bruises though no bones were broken. His car was badly damaged and he was taken to his home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymore Graham
Danville
Mr. Graham
Covington
Graham
Birthday Surprise Celebrates Lew Floyd in Crawfordsville
Lew Floyd of 710 East Main Street enjoyed a 53rd birthday surprise with a large dinner. Guests from Newtown and Battle Creek Michigan joined family including Mrs. Julia Bell, Bernard Witt, R. O. Bell, Floyd Bell, I. K. Ewart, Ches Hunnings, O. C. Dodge, Elizabeth Dagger, Carl Cray, Ruth Aydelotte, Donald Witt, Dorothy Hansford, Beryle Dodge, LaVeda Stanfield, Ora Ellis and Carson Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lew Floyd
East Main Street
Julia ‘Bell
Bernard Witt
R. O. Bell
Floyd Bell
I. K. Ewart
Ches. Hunnings
O. C. Dodge
Elizabeth Dagger
Carl Cray
Bernis Witt
Ruth Aydelotte
Donald Witt
Dorothy Hansford
Beryle Dodge
LaVeda Stanfield
Newtown
Ora ‘Ellis
Carson
Battle Creek
Michigan
Floyd
Miss Esther Strader Dies at 25 in Indianapolis
Esther Strader 25 of Shawnee township died Saturday noon at Springside sanitorium Indianapolis after a year long illness from tuberculosis. A graduate nurse of Indianapolis City Hospital she was daughter of Oliver and unnamed Strader of a farm north of Stone Bluff. Survived by parents a brother Orville and sisters Jennie and Derna. Funeral Monday at Union Church officiated by Rev C W McGaughey. burial in cemetery near church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Strader
Shawnee Township
Springside
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Oliver Strader
Stone Bluff
Orville
Jennie
Derna
Union Church
C. W. McGaughey
G O Julian Dies Suddenly at 72 in Lafayette Visit
George O. Julian died suddenly Sunday evening at his daughter Mrs William Wellman’s home north of Newtown. The heart trouble caused his death at age 72. he was born July 20 1851 east of Newtown and moved to Lafayette 13 years ago, died while visiting his daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Julian
William Wellman
Newtown
Julian
Lafayette
Kern at Hoopeston
Rev. R. B. Kern will speak in Hoopeston Illinois at 3 p m Sunday in a local event inviting residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Kern
Hoopeston, Ill
Special Meeting Called by Fountain County Council
Notice states a special meeting of Fountain County Council at the Auditor's office on Tuesday August 7 1923 at 10 o clock to consider appropriations for razing and removing the remaining spans of the old steel bridge across the Wabash River at Attica and other miscellaneous county appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County Council
Auditor's Office
Wabash River
Attica
Veedersburg Farmer Injured in Runaway
Washington Helms an 81 year old farmer was thrown from his buggy when a horse spooked by a freight train on an overhead Clover Leaf bridge. He suffered severe cuts and bruises but no broken bones and was cared for at home and then at his son's. Doctor C B McCord attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veedersburg
Ind
Washington Helms
Clover Leaf
Manford Sanger
Veede
Goshen Times Social Notes Highlight Covington Visitors
Miss Esther Burton hosted dinner at the Sign of the Kettle in Syracuse for her guest Miss Dorothy Mae Crain of Covington. Mr and Mrs David Burton and their daughter Esther with Dorothy Crain will spend Sunday at South Shore Inn with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Times
Covington
Esther Burton
Sign of the Kettle
Syracuse
Dorothy Mae Crain
Coving
David Burton
Esther
Dorothy Mac Crain
South Shore Inn
Mrs Mary Shoaf Visits Veedersburg Daughter’s Family
Mrs Mary Shoaf of Veedersburg is visiting her daughter Mrs Earl Warrick and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shoaf
Veedersburg
Mrs
Earl Warrick
Eight Pound Girl Born at Romine Home
A fine eight pound girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Romine cashier of the First National Bank around 3 PM Saturday. Earl returned to work at his bank Monday morning and reports life at home normalizing as Mary Margar ette has not yet become very assertive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Romine
First National Bank
Earl
Mary Margarette
Methodist Church Sunday Services Highlight
Regular preaching service planned for Sunday morning with union services at church Sunday evening. Rev. Johnson will preach at the evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Johnson
Bodine Reunion Slated for August in Wabash Township
The Bodine family reunion will be held Sunday August 5 at the home of Wallace Bodine in Wabash township for relatives to gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodine
Wallace Bodine
Wabash Town
Ship
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Furnish and
Muncie
M. Shesley
Rev. Kern
D. F. Smith
Lee Philpott
Zane Grey
David Faust
Akron
Ohio
Frank Faust
M. Herzog
Sugar Creek
J. L. Glover
Ladies Aid
Lusher Brothers
Elkhart
Indiana
Walter Moore
Waynetown
Lodi
T. A. Clifton
Judge Rateliffe
Milton Keister
Williamsport
Olis, i
Earl Deane
Mary Miles Minter
Tom Moone
and Our Gang
Lyric
Rev
A. G. Coleman
Lake-View Hospital
Lake-View Building Fund
Fred Griffith
Illinois
Mary Evans
Lykins, Pa
R. B. ‘Kern
Lucille Ost
Sewing Club
Allen Coffing
Cincinnati
Bebe Daniels
J. Martin
Musetta
Catherine
Mildred Martin
Los Angeles
California
Dr. Martin
Ora D. Davis
Brent Davis
Newport
Don Roberts
Terre Haute
Kate Spence
W. B. Coleman
Gus Jordan
Detroit
Will Miles
Wm. Kreusch
Harry Shuler
Clayton
Claud Livingston
Montana
J. W. McMahhon
Clyde Board
Albert McNeil
Lake View Hospital
Verna Glasecock
C. L. Myers
Mary Catherine Layton
W. W. Layton
Baptist Sunday
Purfeerst Millinery
Albert Lowe
Jackson Township
Krank Brown
Hillsidro
Hillsboro
Wall Bodine
Josephine Ford
Lebanon
Will Adkins
Tripple
Seymore
G. O. Julian
Kern
Hoopeston
Will Rogers
Honest Hutch
Yric
Betty Compson
Paris
Mahlon Hamilton
Theodore Kosloff
Paramount Magazine
Tire & Battery Shop
Free Road Service
Bodine Reunion
J. H. Shollenberger
Department of Agriculture
Purdue
Michikoff
Shollenberger
Perrysville
Perrysville Flour Mills
Perrysville, Indiana
Universal
DE Palma
Chevrolet
Resta
Boyer
L&i. Fairground
Danville, Ill
Benjamin Temple OF
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