Adelia A Griswold 1833 1900 Obituary in Indiana
Adelia A. Griswold born June 10 1833 in Vermont moved to Mexico Indiana with her parents. She married Dr J T Speck in 1852 and supported his work with faith and intellect. She joined the Methodist church in 1857 and devoted herself to Bible study and church public work. Survived by husband Dr J T Speck daughter Dora Place grandson Rollin Place brother Daniel Griswold and many relatives. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church and she was interred in the I O O F cemetery.
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Adelia A. Griswold
Vermont
Indiana
Mexico
Ind
J. T. Speck
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chili
Aod
Dora Place
Rollin S. Place
Daniel Griswold
Methodist
Rev
F. L. Erlougher
Bunker Hill
Local Notes on Visits and Prices in Marion and Wabash
Ora Kessler was in Marion and Wabash yesterday. Highest prices paid for poultry at Friend's grocery. W. W. Sellers and family with guest Miss Flossie Roach spent the fourth at Mud Lake. The witness swore she was 29, the judge noted she claimed the same age two years earlier.
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Ora Kessler
Marion and
Wabash
Friend’s Grocery
W. W. Sellers
Flossie Roach
Mud Lake
Sun day Guests Visit Grimes Household
A. R. Grimes and wife with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Derek and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Saline were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Grimes.
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A. R. Grimes
C. O. Derek
E. E. Saline
William Grimes
Easy Method of Carving Subwaysite Stir Causes Laughs
Freddy living near subway dig site suggests a comic misinterpretation as he asks his mother to blast the steak. The boarding house crowd finds the remark humorous, reflecting a playful moment in a tense construction area.
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Freddy
Mamma
Chicago
InterOcean
Public Auction of Household Goods in Denver Indiana
Lupia Forey will sell at public auction on Saturday July 14 1906 at 1 p.m. at her late residence in Denver Indiana. Goods include all household and kitchen furniture. William Bell acts as auctioneer.
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Denver
Indiana
Lupia Forey
William Bell
Junior Epworth League Picnic Postponed
For unavoidable reasons the Junior Epworth League picnic scheduled for Saturday afternoon has been postponed until later.
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Epworth
A Ripping Dream in a Country Merchant Tale
An elderly uncle recalls earlier business days with a partner in a small town. The partner dreams of selling goods at night and wakes with his nightshirt creased, uttering a quip about “two yards, Madam” as the dream reaches its climax.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Fourth of July Picnic in Whitmore Grove
A July 4 gathering in M. J. Whitmore's grove, south of Kelriver, featured a plentiful dinner and music by Ol Armantrout on the phonograph. Present were multiple Whitmores and friends from Denver, Chicago, and Peru, enjoying a social afternoon after a hearty meal.
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M. J. Whitmore
Kelriver
Ol Armantrout
And
Scott Whitmore
G. W. Kessler
B. E. Gage
J. M. Fouts
Oliver Armantrout
W. O. Piper
J. W. Garrison
T. H. Clemans
Eri Gustin
I. N. Hurst
P. M. Smith
Miss Hays
Hazel
Newell Woolley
James Donavan
Denver
Effie
Ida Snook
Chicago
Milt Essig
Peru
Delightful afternoon for Baptist Sunday School girls
At her country home east of Denver Mrs. C A Cunningham hosted a royal style gathering for Baptist Sunday School young ladies on Wednesday. Games music and a sumptuous supper followed. Attendees included Myrtle Moon Festa Cole Dot Cole Mable Burkholder Fanny Burkholder Ethel Cover Fara Cady Lillie Lee Nora Dewald Beulah Bay Lillie Rake Marie Long Grace LaDue and Mrs J F Rake. Tiny flags were given as keepsakes.
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Denver
C. A. Cunningham
the Baptist Sunday School
Myrtle Moon
Festa
Dot Cole
Mable
Fanny Burkholder
Ethel Cover
Fara Cady
Lillie Lee
Nora Dewald
Beulah Bay
Lillie Rake
Marie Long
Quiet Fourth Observed in Denver Village
The Fourth of July passed quietly in Denver as the town observed the holiday with business nearly suspended and residents enjoying the day.
A Young Man Fired After Aflame Eyes Spark Incident
A young man overreaches and notices her eyes aflame she fires him the next minute he goes home with heart burn.
Obituary of Elias Marburger 1825 1900 Pennsylvania to Indiana
Elias Marburger born July 26 1825 in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania died June 26 1900 at his daughter Mary Amos home in South Bend Indiana aged 80 years 11 months He lived in Huntington County and Union Township Miami County Indiana where he made his home He had fifteen children twelve living with twenty three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Deedsville with ministers Frank and Irvin Fisher Interment at Mt Zion cemetery
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Elias Marburger
Schulkill County
Pennsylvania
Mary Amos
South Bend
Ind
Huntington Co
Cristenia Detro
Huntington
Union Township
Miami Co
Pensylvania
Deedsville
Frank
Irvin Fisher
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Twelve Mile Notes From Hoover and Twelve Mile
The article records a children's day service at M E Church Hoover and a community ice cream festival at the Twelve Mile School house on the Fourth. It notes Rev Jones and wife beginning housekeeping, visits by T A Kinnaman and A L Jones families, Aaron Plank returning from Buffalo with cattle, Burke and Bravo buying R G Conrad’s hardware, Mary Dalzell's illness, and a welcome rain on Tuesday.
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The
Ladies Aid of the
U. B
Twelve Mile School House
Rev. Jones
Aaron Plank
Buffalo
Burke & Bravo of
Kenana
R. G. Conrad
Mary Dalzell
New Orleans Offers Bounties for Mosquito Reduction
The city announces a five dollar bounty for each breeding mosquito found and removed. Residents are urged to inspect and report suspicious mosquitoes during the summer season to help curb pests.
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New Orleans
Playgoer Quips About Escape Car in Theater Remark
A theater patron in the rear seat jokes about lending his car to the villain. The line quips that the car would never return, reflecting a humorous reaction to a scene where the villain hisses about flying away.
Charles Thompson and mother spend Fourth at Wa bash
Charles Thompson and his mother celebrated the Fourth of July at Wa bash, marking a family gathering with friends and neighbors.
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Charles Thompson
Wabash
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Loewenthal
N. Broadway
Fouts Bros
Yours
Myer
Gyer
Detroit Tribune
M. E. Church
Hoover
Charles Jones
Madison
Iowa
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