Couple Locked In Office After Wedding License
Edward L. Kuhn and Anna Moore Davis, both forty five, married at the First Baptist parsonage in Lawrenceburg Indiana after Kuhn, arriving by auto, and Davis by train. Kuhn, while waiting for Davis, slept in the circuit court clerk’s private office and awoke to find the office locked. Sheriff Daniel McKennie freed him and he found Davis, who had been seeking him.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Edward L. Kuhn
Clay Township
Anna Moore
Davis
First Baptist Church
Omer W. Bowman
Kuhn
Daniel E. McKennie
Mr. Kuhn
Mrs. Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Ulysses S. Grant
James A. Garfield
William A. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Middlesex
Middlesex County
Saved Chicks Lives By Feather Duster Hen
Telegrapher and Postal Telegraph manager Shorty Eberle raised fancy chicks and found a hen ate her brood. He used a feather duster as an inanimate substitute, suspending it in the coop. The chicks sheltered among the feathers and thrived.
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Eberle
Postal Telegraph Company
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