Tragic Death By Own Action Near Veedersburg
Harry Grady son of Garret Grady died at his home south of Veedersburg in a self inflicted slashing. The coroner ruled death by own action. He was married to Ida Little and lived at Sterling before moving to the Than Bonebrake farm. The body was found by his wife in the barn after he did not return from feeding the horses. He was years old and a member of Veedersburg Wool Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grady
Garret Grady
Veedersburg
Steam Corner
Mr. Grady
Ida Little
Sterling
Veedersbury
Grady
Grrady
Graay
Veedersburg Wool PL Lodge
Harrson Little
Death of Dr James T Henderson in Covington
Dr James T Henderson died at 8 45 PM yesterday at his Covington home after a months long Brights disease illness. His wife and son Dr Tom Henderson were at his bedside. He was a prominent local physician and well known in Covington. The body lay in state Saturday morning. funeral at 10 AM at Mount Hope Cemetery with services by Rev J P Henson at the M E church.
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James T. Henderson
Tom Henderson
Henderson
Covington
Bright
Ina
Faily
J. P. Henson
M. BE
To.m
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Anguish Convicted In Local Stealing Case
Anguish stood before Judge Lary yesterday charged with stealing meat from Henry Schmelig. He was found guilty and sentenced to days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary
Henry Schmelig
Lia
Surprise Party Honors Mr Tom Vice at East End Home
A digritful surprise party was tendered to Mr Tom Vice on Sunday at his east end residence. The event featured tasteful decorations, plans carried to a joyful ending, and plates set for thirty guests with valuable presents reflecting the high esteem of friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Vice
East End
Mr. Vice
Vice
Joan
Miss Louisa Voltz Dies After Long Illness in City
Miss Louisa Margaret Voltz died Wednesday morning at 16 00 at the residence of Chas Bergdahl on Fourth Street after months of dropsy. Born March 19 166 in this city, she leaves many relatives and friends. Funeral this afternoon at 3 from Mr Bergdahl's residence, with burial in Prescott Grove cemetery, Rev. J H Palmer officiating. Deceased was highly esteemed and mourned by a large circle of acquaintances. Buy the Douglas shoes and you will get your money's worth. J Loeb's Stores
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Louisa Margaret Volts
Chas. QO. Bergdali
Fourth Street
Louisa Voltz
Mr. Bergdahl
Prescott Grove
J. H. Palmer
Voltz
Indiana Creates 81st Judicial District in Fountain County
With the signing of Llouse tl No Len by Governor Hanry, Indiana gains a new 81st district formed from Fountain County. The governor must appoint a judge for the remainder of the unexpired term, while Prosecutor Mr. Ratcht holds the county office. Courts convene the second week in April as the appointment contest unfolds.
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Senate
Hanry
Indiana
Fountain County
Ratcht
Lyons Begins Township Assessor Duties Despite Illness
Charley Lyons started his duties as township assessor last Wednesday. He is still recuperating from a severe illness this winter but is gradually improving. Charles Denton will assist him after his school term ends.
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Charley Lyons
Mr. Lyons
Charles Denton
Williams files for divorce in Hillsboro court
James J. Williams a notable Hillsboro businessman sues his wife Fannie Williams via attorney Lu cas Nebeker alleging cruel treatment and seeking custody of their two children. The case will be tried at the next term of court. Dr Tom Henderson arrived from Pendleton Oregon to attend his seriously ill father.
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James J. Williams
Hillsboro
Lucas Nebeker
Fannie Williams
Tom Henderson
Pendleton
Oregon
Women’s Club marks twelfth anniversary supper at Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Club of the city celebrated its twelfth anniversary with a 6:30 banquet at the Presbyterian church. Tables adorned with smilax and flowers hosted a fine luncheon while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Naylor provided music. Readings and toasts addressed wives and women’s worth, with remarks on man, woman’s kingdom, and single life.
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Presbyterian Church
Charles Naylor
J. M. Adamson
Mones
Cutten
Emily Jones
Chores Diesen
Maggie Hitchens
Millish
Wimodaughsis Club Entertains at Progressive Dinner
The Wimodaughsis Club, a women’s Catholic society, celebrated its four year anniversary with a progressive six o’clock dinner at the Kreusch home on Harrison Street. Members and husbands attended as the dining room showcased an elegant menu and decorations, followed by a social hour.
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Wimodaughsis Club
Kreusch
Harrison St
Elmer Bowers
Lee Harter
Peter Hickey
John E
Return of battle flags prompts heated Civil War debate
Richmond veteran Rep John Lamb calls for the return of 44 preserved Southern regimental standards to original owners. A Covington reader recounts Civil War memories and prison transport horrors, while a Lebanon notice notes the death of Mrs Harkins and Crown Hill burial in Indianapolis.
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John Lamb
Richmond
Nerce
Mr. Lamb
Spottsylvania
Bobbie Lee
J. A. Hays
General Miles
Jett Davis
Andersonville
Danville
H. C. Heapdrickson
Covington
Indiana
T. A. Clifton
Lebanon
Mrs. Harkins
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Woman from Bloomington Delivers A Baby In Rueful Scene
A woman, about thirty and partly colored, arrived from Bloomington to seek work at a mitten factory. After falling ill on Green Street near Oswald Jewelry, she gave birth in public with bystanders astonished. The mother claimed Texas origins and intended to go to Indianapolis. local residents aided her toward medical care.
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Crawfordsville
Bloomington
Green Street
Oswald
John Bischof
Death of Abraham Crem Aged 75 in Warren County
Abraham Crem aged 75 years 7 months 27 days died of grippe at his home four miles east of State Line at 4 pm Tuesday. Born in Butler County Ohio he moved with parents to Warren County 75 years ago. In November 1847 he married Anna Taylor and they had eight children. He was a prominent member of the M I church a Major and influential citizen. Funeral by D H Palmer at 10 pm Saturday at home with interment in Masonic cemetery.
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Abraham Crem
Jagrippe
State Line
Ife
Butler
Ohio
Warren County
Anna Taylor
Clem
M. I. Church
Ciizen
D H H. Palmer
Lo Pom
Masonic Cemetery
Judge Rules for Boord Heirs in 3734 Acre Title Dispute
Judge Larry ruled last Wednesday for the executors of Samuel Boord and the Boord heirs, in a suit to quiet title to 3734 acres in Van Buren township. Joseph H. Williams and wife, heirs at law of Mary A. Boord, were named defendants. Mary A. Boord held only a life estate, with the fee simple passing to the Boord heirs under the late Samuel Boord’s will.
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Larry
Samuel Boord
van Burer Township
Joseph H. Williams
Mary A. Boord
Butcher-Horr Bond In Quiet Danville Nuptials
Edward Butcher of Covington and Miss Fanny Horr of this city were married last evening at the bride’s parents home 515 East North street. Justice of the peace Allen Grant officiated. The couple will establish a home in Danville in about two weeks.
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Eddie Butcher
Danville
Edward Butcher
Covington
Fanny Horr
East North Street
Justice of the
Allen Grant
Mrs. Butcher
Capt Bunnys Visits Veedersburg on Tuesday
Capt Bunnys arrived from Veedersburg on business Tuesday. The trip involved routine duties and local discussions with residents about community projects.
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Capt
Bunnys
Veedersburg
Mrs Rose Ann Hunter Dies Suddenly in Mound Township
Mrs Rose Ann Hunter wife of William Hunter of Mound Township Warren County died suddenly Wednesday morning around 3 o clock. She left eight children nine? two girls and six boys oldest not stated. Funeral from the family residence Friday at 1 o clock with interment in Switzer Cemetery. The family and relatives receive community sympathy in their hour of trouble.
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Rose Ann Hunter
William Hunter
Mound Township
Warren County
Switzer
Hunter
Obituary of David Cie and family history in Indiana and Illinois
David Cie born July 13 in Warren County Indiana departed life February 26 age 105. He married Nancy Bilsland September 50 1849 and had six children, three sons surviving. He later married Ellen Draper May 3 1888 and she survives. Funeral at his son’s residence near Marshfield with burial in Baltimore cemetery.
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David Cie
Osus
Warren ‘County
Ind
State Lane
Nancy Bilsland
Vermilion County
Illinois
Warren County
Ellen Draper
Marsheld
Baltimore Cemetery
Mask Surprise Party for Mrs J B Shuler Celebrates 42nd
A surprise birthday gathering on Third street honored Mrs. J B Shuler for her 42nd anniversary. Guests masked and entered quietly while she and her husband recounted old times. Mrs Logan Ward won best masked prizes and Mrs A Duncan won for odd attire.
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J. B. Shuler
Shuler
Third Street
Berry
Logan Ward
A. Duncan
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Henderson Dfad
Louisa Jv. Voltz
Douglas
J. Loeb’s
Woman’s Club
Charley Kincade
Roe Bunnell
Imaois
Waynetown
H. O. Huckery’s
Wayne Town
Boord
Butcher-Horr
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