Attorney General Rules on Soldier Burial Aid
Indiana Attorney General Themes M. Honan issues an opinion upholding strict burial aid rules for veterans. Township trustees may fund indigent burials at fifty dollars, but may also choose to assist non paupers, with county commissioners lacking appeal. Robert Longest's is advertised for confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Honan
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Gite County
Honan
Gov
Marshall
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Centenary of Local Christian Church Founded in 1819
Mary E. Miller recalls the church’s origins in an unbroken forest near English, beginning October 1 1819 with thirteen charter members. The congregation met in a fog house, then a dog church with a fireplace, later moved to Hartford English, and now marks its one hundredth anniversary on the first Sunday in October 1919 with a big day for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Elizabeth Kinkaid
English
Will Temple Farm
Kinkaid
John Kinkaid
Brich
Hartford
Engish
Organization of the
Christian Church
Mary E. Miller
Swat the Flies Campaigns Highlight 1912 Health Fight
The article urges eliminating flies as a public health goal, noting house flies spread typhoid and contaminate food as they move between waste and meals. It cites Central Thermal College Desiville data on student origins from Indiana Ohio and beyond, mentioning a secretary and board member still at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ermal College
Desiville
Ind
Anguet
Indiana
Wassoes
Ohio
Qecretary
Board of
Direct
Local notes from English district include visits and court items
Reports list visits and business by residents: J B Longest and wife in Louisville. Dan Brown and Luther Brown in English and Terre Haute. editor D W Flanigan in Albany. Atty C L Fleshman in English with a job order. Masonic lodge attendance. court docket items for October term 1912. various relatives visiting, trading, and travel notes. Also a burglary incident at Pattons Hemmond drug store and a fish handling tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Real
Temple
Dan Brown
Riddle
W. C. Deich
Wickliffe
Geo. Riddle
Beechwood
D. B. Suddarth
Marengo
Luther Brown
Terre Haute
Elmer Gilmore
Johnson Township
Riley J. Wilson
Jeff Cook
Mount Prospett
D. W. Flanigan
New Albany
Charles Eastridge
Near Riddle
L. V. Starr
Della Bird
Milltown
Indiana University couple wed in 1912 ceremony
Hanme study at Indiana University and was set to be Supt of Schools in Arther next year. Mise Louise M Yepers of Mancie, a state normal teacher and Mancie Conservatory of Music graduate, married at Sunmea on June 20 1912. The bride and groom, best man and bridesmaid all graduated in 1911 from Indiana State Normal. They planned a honeymoon to Indianapolis then Niagara Falls, with travel companions only to Orleans for a leg of the trip. The groom, son of Millard E Stewart a county Republican treasurer candidate, stays well known. many friends offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanm É Studeet
Indiana University
Arther
Mise Louise M. .Yepers
Mancie
Indiana State Normal Spot
Orleans
Evansville
Indiana State Normal
Heida
Indianapolis
Niagara Falls
The
State University
Millard E. Stewart
Near Tower
Pleasant Fiat S S All Day Meeting August 4 1912
Pleasant Fiat S S plans an all day meeting on Sunday August 4 1912 with preaching at 1030 am and Children s Exercises at 200 pm. Committee invites all to attend and bring baskets well filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Fiat S. S
J. P. Calver
J. H. Esarey
W. W.wigeman
Eckerty Area Hosts Revival Amid Rain
Alonzo Fields and his mother returned from Arkansas while A W Crabb of Brazil led meetings at the English Mon Evangelist church. Otis E Watson and wife of Terre Haute sang. The revival continues several days with Rev McKinney of Birdseye and others in attendance. Sunday school organized at the new Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Crabb
Brazil
Otis E Watson
Terre Haute
Rev. McKinney of
Birdseye
Frank Melton
May Bobbitt
Crandall
Mise Elise McMahe
Louisville
James Bobbitt
Tolline
Mise Dora Helembrecht
Riceville
New Christian Church
Bry
Irvia
Why Governor Marshall and Supt Peyton in Murder Case
Editorial questions why state officials and reform school authorities should overturn jury verdicts in the Frit murder case. It argues that if courts cannot decide fairly, why not abolish them and let elected officials fix outcomes, noting officials are paid by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Ledger
Marshall
Peyton
Reformatory
Board of Charities
Leavenworth Social Roundup Nearby Visits and Events
A sprawling Leavenworth social page lists guests and trips including Roscoe Bullington of Marengo visiting Arthur Bullington, Mrs. Susan Doolittle and two daughters from Indianapolis visiting relatives, and many townsfolk at recent ice cream suppers. Multiple local residents, including Miss Wanda Whitcomb and Miss Sylvia Sharp, are noted as visiting, traveling to Cincinnati, Louisville, and Georgetown for short stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Bullington
Marengo
Arthur Bullington
Susan Doolittle
Gayle and
Ada
Indianapolis
Mrs. Doolittle
Dr. Collins
Rainy Weekend Socials and Visits Around Pilot Knob
A list of social visits and events in the Pilot Knob area notes Miss Alma Desiton from Marengo visiting Claud Jones, ice cream and strawberry suppers hosted by local lodges, church attendance, and numerous hometown travelers from Marengo, Mt. Sterling, Riddle, Richmond, and Barnett. Individuals include Alf McClellan, Henry McClanahan, Chas Hopper, Atmer Hanger, Lola Wynn, Ida Robercon, Sylvia and Clara Williams, Carter Batman, Victor Everdon, Irvan Levell, Vernie Sarles, Cleo Jenkins, and G. Q. Shaw. A cave outing east of Pilot Knob drew a crowd. The report mentions rain and an upcoming Baptist preaching event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley,Mills
Marengo
L. Oc. O. F Lodge
Eld
Sam White
Baptist Church
Tower and Leavenworth
Curby
Sylvia
Clara Williams
Riddle
Carter Batman
Victor Everdon
Terre Haute
Irvan Levell
Vernie Sarles
Barnett
Elmer Jenkins
Cleo Jenkins
Knoble McKinney
Richmond
Misa May Schriber
G. Q. Shaw
Kelly Froman
Magnolie-wers
Saconigg
Pilot Knob Senday
Births and social notes from Riceville community
The Riceville column records a baby girl born to James and Fri day Eastridge, social visits among Neile Polen Lilli Jones and William Limp families, and a birthday party for Lillie Isiir Jones with gifts, music, games, and many attendees including Brittie Newton Dora Helessbrechts and Raleigh Bolden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neile Polen
Lilli Jones
William Limp Sr
Ireland
Ind
John Merideth Jr
Louisville
William Jones
Artie Dillard
New Albany
Melissa Rastum
Samuel Polen
Jesse Polen
Tom King
Wallace Buford
Brittie
J. Addie Newton
Dora Helessbrecht
Nelle Polen
Mille Buford
Grace Ridenour
Clara Brown
Wilma Marting
Pearl Self
Lucy Buford
Mamie Dona
Raleigh Bolden
Orval Polen
Omer Deich
Ollie
Oscar Brown
Signel
George Cook
Joyce Bailey
Truman
Lovell Newton
Dorsey Marting
Lee Dewitt
Albert Polen
Pete Limp
Everet Madley
Geraldine
West Fork Community News Notes and Visits
Health is good at this writing as Logan Floyd Goldman and sister Bettie of Branchville visit relatives Friday through Sunday and attend an ice cream supper. Jene Gailey of Branchville visits friends and attends the ice cream social. Jesse Goldman and family visit sister Owen Cole Sunday. R. H. Cole and family visit Owen Cole Sunday. Jesse Gibson of Branchville attends. An all day meeting and dinner in the grove is planned for the Fourth of July with Rev. G. T. leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd Goldman
Bettie
Branchville
Jene Gailey
This Place
Jesse
Goldman
Owen Cole
R. H. Cole
Jesse Gibson
G. T
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Longest
J. B. Longest and Wife
Floyd Fleming
John Temple
Atty. Chas. L. Fleshman
R. M. Smith
L. D
David Hedden
John H. Mogan
Buechel Ky
J. E. Stewart
Joe Coleman
Georgetown
C. H. Noblitt
Q Gamebacker
Leavenworth
S. J. Elsby
A. R. Connor
Corydon
Mally L
French Lick Springs
Monroe Melton
Bloomington
Joel M. Melton
J. F. Gobbel
Sarah Adkins
Raymond Leasor
Charles Landias
Victor Cummins
Iuka
Kan
A. W. Marting
Danville
Central Normal College
A. J. Goodman
Princeton
Marion
National Military Home
Lunsford Greene
Cumberland Co
Joseph Leasor
Greene
T. H. Miller
J.G. Stroud
Marvin
Mathers
Mark Watts
Lester
Margret Brown
Jas. B. Riddle
Sunday
Tilden T. Gobbel
Squire Davis
Fargo
Church
Salem M. Hoover
John L. Hoover
Crawford County
Mc. Carmel
Ill
Rev Grubbs
Sand Hill Cemetery
Partineentennd
Pattons& ‘Hemmond
Crawford Circuit
Castro
Egeman Ingle
Ingle
Agan Ve. Southern Railway Company
Purcell
Kemp
State
Leonard
Froman
Leavenworth State Bank
Fisher
Alien
Thompson
Sandece Ve
Southern Railway Company
Jones
Anderson
Coen
Hall
Zimmer
Mariett
Meinhardt
Goss
Satterfield
Beldt
Breeden
Boyd
Able
Harrison County
Walls
McBurney
Hammons
Eastridge
Ash
Ott
Bosley
Sturgeon
Lamon
Underhill
Emily
Lahue
Robert Longest’s
Loraine
Georege Dooley
Chas, Crews
Chicago
Mitchell
Anagthann
Jayce
M. E. Stewart
Walter Coleman
Zenor Dean
Family Sunday
N. L. Forbes
West Fork
Sam Everdon
James Carter
W. B. Cates
Is Dickman
Ester May
James Tower
M.E. Church
Alexander
New Tower
Misses Joy Stewart
Oscar Stewart
Sam Huff
J. B. Huff
Fern Henry
Eva Stephenson
C. E. Landrus
Mrs. Pegg
Mansfield
Alonzo Fields
Mother
Arkansa
John Eckerty
S. A. Beals
Beals
D. E. McCullum
Frank Mack
Linton
Nora McCullum
Lela
Patti
Loraine Broad
Wanda Whitcomb
Sylvia Sharp
Wyandotte
Tower
Hamilton Martin
Fern Paxton
Zelma Borden
Bernice Woodward
Carter J. Adams
Ellery Paxton
Luther Cole
Claud
Guy Pierson
Fee Crease
Sidney Greene
Rockport
S. E. Grimes
Alice Shaw
Laura Perkins
Claudie
Cincinnati
Laura Carver
Paducah
Hira Greene
Blue River
Andrew Mock
Frank Mock
Mattie Riggle
Ft. Wayne
Marion Bayles
Gordon Beals
Garnett
Lorcel Houser
Agnes Sims
Bessie
Grace Alexander
Harry Morgan
Wm. Crecelius
Missouri
Stanley Jenkins
Molly Woodward
New Amsterdam
Blanche
Connie Woodward
Ed. Roberson
Venita
Joe Thornton
Mary Sullivan
E. P. Leavenworth
Charlie Paxton
Butler
H. L Paxton
Belle Smith
Wae Moore
Guy Wilkins
Marquette Breeden
Anna Greene
Alma Desiton
Claud Jones
Alf. McClellan
Henry McClanahan
Hopper
Pilot Knob Seaday
James Eastridge
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