Indiana State Journal A Republican State Paper
The Indiana State Journal announces its establishment as a weekly Republican platform in Indiana. It aims to provide party commentary, state and national correspondence, and contributions from Republicans, with a $1 yearly subscription and bulk rates for committees, led by editor George E B Lockwood.
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New Organ Promises Republican Power in Indiana History
The Indiana State Journal declares it will be a power for good in the party and state, aiming to restore republican rule in Indiana and the country, as stated in the first issue of the New Organ.
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Reunited Republi Titean
Great Declaration theme at Methodist church service
The Methodist church notes announce next Sunday at Home church the pastor will preach on The Great Declaration. Evangelist Minnie Oliphant returns for the evening sermon. Pleasant musical selections accompany all services. Bend will also hold preaching services next Sunday afternoon.
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M. E. Church
Minnie Oliphant
Miss Oliphant
Come Back Father Abraham 100000 Strong
Cornelius S. Davis of Terre Haute deserts the Bull Moose and reaffirms loyalty to the Republican Party. Former Vermilion county recorder returns to Lincoln era GOP ideals, condemns the Bull Moose turn and predicts GOP governance and prosperity.
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Cornelius S. Davis
Terre Haute
Lincoln
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Blaine
Logan
Sherman
Garfield
Davis
Vermilion County
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Hoosier
Veedersburg H S Commencement and Events
Veedersburg High School held commencement exercises at the opera house with Prof. Goss of DePauw delivering the address. Graduates listed include Margaret Crane Kathryn Sullivan Marie Wilson Marguerite Ansberry Idna Chekree Toda bieb. details note a celebratory program and refreshments. The faculty hosted the debating team at the General hotel with pleasant refreshments. Mrs Ks Walters entertained friends at Newlin street with light refreshments. J Loeb's Store advertised ready made dresses for sale.
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Veedersbure High School
Opera House
Prof
Goss
University of DePauw
Margaret Crane
Kkathryn Sulivar
Marie Wilson
Marguerite aAnsberry
Idna Chekree
Toda Bieh
Gerace Wilekineor
CO. VarQeventer
Leslie Joges
Chas. Daas Baa Coreenly
Chiete Que
Vath
Veedersburg Digh School Pleasants
Vgentral Hotel
Prominent Citizen David Cates Dies at 67
David Cates a longtime county figure and Democrat died at his Fulton township farm home Sunday morning after two years battling Bright's disease. He served as township trustee and on the Board of Review, recently reappointed, and was a well regarded neighbor and friend. He is survived by his widow and five children, a sister in Illinois, and many relatives. Funeral services were held at his farm home Wednesday at 10 with interment in the Cates family cemetery.
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David Cates
Fulton Township
Bright
Covington
Board of Review
Schoonover
Illinois
Cates
Rinn Whitney Tie in Los Angeles Ends In Marriage
Robert V. Rinn youngest son of T. M. Rinn of this city married Hale Whitney of Gablesville Michigan in Los Angeles California. The ceremony followed after their arrival with the couple planning to reside there. The bride is daughter of A L Whitney miller of Gablesville Mich and is described as an estimable young lady. Relatives send best wishes for their future.
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Robert V. Rinn
T. M. Rinn
Miss Hale Whitney
Gablesville
Michigan
Los Angeles
California
Robert
Miss Whitney
A. L. Whitney
Mich
Seely Family Reunion Near Newtown Brings Generations Together
A Seely family reunion was held last Sunday near Newtown at Wil Sink’s home, drawing over fifty members across four generations for a large feast and day of visiting. Only two brothers left from Seelys, lissie and Liorace, remain. two sisters died within hours of each other about two years ago. The gathering included distant relatives and visitors, with many townspeople attending, and comments note continuing health concerns and distant kin in Philadelphia, Covington, Williamsport, and Attica among others. A short writeup ends with an unrelated advertisement for cement and building materials from D. J. Young & Co.
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Seely
Wil Sink
Massie Seely
Newtown
Lissie
Liorace
Pelle Xindiespire
Permelia Curane
Hvesin Nawtown
Horace
Covington
Philadelphia
H.C. Seely
Dusin Seely
Mr. Seely
Witars
Ghana
Road petition fails in Wingman township over Myers objection
In Sitlcrest area residents, led by Ibveun Meyers and attorney Darey Prce of Crawfordsville, fail to secure a road petition. The plan would create a new road linking Wingman to an existing highway toward Veedersburg, near the Byron Myers farm, drawing opposition from Myers and parallel route concerns. Dice predicts a renewed petition with enough signers in the township.
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Ibveun Meyers
Sitlcrest
Lip
Bis
Darey Prce
Crawfordsville
Dorp
Tainive Ile Geet
Lawrfern
Beco
Los
Wingman
Hugh
Veedersburg
Byron Myers
Dice
Death of Irvin Groves Near City
Irvin Groves, about seventy, died Sunday night at his home two miles east of the city after a sudden illness. A well to do farmer, he collapsed during the night and did not regain consciousness. Funeral services were held at Grange Hall church Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Briles, with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Irvin Groves
Mr. Groves
Grange Hall
Briles
Covington Memorial Association Holds Final Session
The Covington Memorial Association will hold its final business session in the G A R hall Monday evening May 19th. The meeting is important and every member of all committees should be present.
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Covington Memorial Association
G. A. BR. Hall
64th annual G A R encampment in Indianapolis May 21 23
The 64th annual G A R encampment will be held in Indianapolis May 21 to 23 inclusive. An extensive program has been arranged and a big time will be enjoyed by all.
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Indianapolis
Pleasant surprise for Ed Richardson at homecoming visit
The whole club, including Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richardson, gathered Monday evening to give them a pleasant surprise as Mr Richeson returned from a hospital stay for a short visit.
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Mrs. Ed. Richardson
Mr. Richeson
City Sets May 20 Clean Up Day for Covington Streets
City and the Womans' Council designate May 20 as clean up day. On that date the city will remove at its expense all rubbish and litter piled in the streets except cinders and ashes. Mayor T. A. McGronar urges citizen participation to improve sanitation and appearance.
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Covington
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