Remembering Dennis Carter Marshall 1901 1916
Local notice recalls Dennis Carter Marshall son of Wiley and Annie Marshall born December 21 1901 died February 15 1916 at age 13. He suffered scarlet fever and other illnesses five weeks showing bright studious nature and love for life. Funeral held at Providence Church conducted by Elder Oscar Danner with singing by W. E. Walins class. He leaves a father mother and sister two years old two grandfathers one grandmother and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Carter Marshall
Wiley
Annie Marshall
Dennis
Providence Church
Oscar Danner
Campbellsburg
W. E. Walis
Crawford County Farmers Institute Meeting at Marengo
March 1 1915 meeting led by County Chairman J S Taylor in Marengo to organize the 1915 county institute work. Resolutions praised the effort and Taylor was chosen county chairman for another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County Farmers’ Institute
Marengo
J. S. Taylor
Taylor
P. H. Pope
Sterling Township
Auction and sale notices from English Indiana
Two fresh Jersey cows and one two year old mare mule offered by Chas F Smith with fodder priced at 8 dollars per ton at his barn and timothy hay 20 dollars per ton delivered at English or two dollars less at his barn Seed corn for sale by W Q Ballard adv February 19 1904
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Chas. F. Smith
English
Indiana
Timothy Hay
W.Q. Ballard
Notice to Dog Owners Before Report, Sterling Township
Notice to dog owners in Sterling township to pay the dog tax to the township assessor prior to his report. Also a farm sale or trade listing by J. W. Sturgeon, English, Ind. A row from the Teacher Retirement Fund Committee voice questions pensioning teachers, arguing against special treatment and favoring all workers. the Camekion Enquirer editorializes humorously about pensions for teachers vs other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Township
Noble Denbo
J. W. Sturgeon
Ind
Indiana
Camekion Enquirer
Tobacco growth along Indiana Ohio river may surpass Kentucky patches
Indiana farmers experiment with tobacco in Floyd and Harrison counties near the Ohio border show promising profits. Murray Strovo harvested 3,300 pounds from 1.75 acres in Heth township, selling in Louisville for $309.14, with township growers estimated to earn about $7,500 on 914 crops.
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Indiana
Ohio River
Kentucky
Floyd County
Harrison
Murray Strovo
Heth Township
Louisville
Township Trustees May Face Rent Bills From Own Pockets
Indiana state board of accounts confirms therefore that township trustees may not charge office rent deputy salaries or clerks to township funds. The attorney general rules that only office furniture and basic records are funded by law and any roof or rent must be paid by the trustee personally unless a legislative change occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Accounts
Indianapolis
Indiana
Advisory Board
Farm Folks Play at Opera House Prepares March 12
At the Christian Church Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m and Elder Bobbitt preaches at 11 a m and 7 15 p m Teachers training class is Thursday at 7 00 p m Everyone invited The play Farm Folks a New England farm life story with humor comes to the opera house March 12 Wm Brooks of Quincy and Mrs Winona Armstrong wed at Commercial Hotel Eld A J Goodman performing the ceremony They honeymoon in Quincy to start their life together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackson
Marengo
Wm. H. Lowe
Sarah GG. Laswell
Justice Alson Roberts
Mt. Carmel
Til
Opera House
Luther Levell
Dora Jones
Eld
A. J. Goodman
Chas. Levell
Curby
W. H. Jones
Grantsburg
Levi H. Brown
Turley
James B. Riddle
Leonard Cummins
Joseph W. Kelly
Whisky Run
Sheridan Purcell
Boone
Enoch Rainforth
Ohio
T. J. Brown
Sterling
John A. Denton
J. E. Esarey
William
Bobbitt
New England
Wm. Brooks
Quincy
Winona Armatrong
A. C. Walker
Commercial Hotel
Eld. A. J. Goodman
March Storm Forecast Signals Recurrent Weather Shifts
The forecast predicts three regular storm periods in March with central dates on the 22nd 14th and 25th and reactionary days around the 7th 19th and the last days of March. Expect storms wind rain rising barometers and colder clearing spells around these windows with unsettled conditions into month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdl Hicks
Grantsburg Town Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits
Residents share church attendance and family visits across nearby towns. Reports include J A Blevins with Madge at Centerville, Sturgeon family with Edward Scott, Seldon Brown’s homecoming from Mifflin, and multiple calls on Sunday night.
Community Notes From Princeton Churches and Residents
Sylvester King and family moved to Princeton where he works. Alva Boston and family return from Florida after a month away. Roscoe King visited from Louisville. Baptist church meetings ended Thursday after three weeks. Rev. Bennett preached at Christian church over the weekend. M E church revival begins with Rev Holmes. Mr and Mrs Benton King visit Mrs Mary King. John Wood and family plan to move to Princeton soon. Large crowd attended Christian church service Sunday. Rev Burch and wife, long-running revival leaders, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Boston
Florida
Roscoe King
Louisville
The
Baptist Church
Rev
Bennett
Christian Church
M. E. Church
Holmes
Benton King
Mary King
John Wood
Princeton
Rev. Burch
County News Items Highlight Local Visits and Events
Sherley Hanger visited Mamie Harris at Mifflin on Sunday. Carter Batman of Curby was here Monday on business. Several locals and visitors attended church and mingled with families, with notes on joins to Tower, Indianapolis and Georgetown. A death of Dr. Joe Myers’s son Frank is reported with funeral details and family tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walls
Frank Austin
Corydon
Wm. Veatch
Curby
G. M. Bird
Ohio Township
J. E. Hawkins
Leavenworth
G. W. Steinhall
Oriole
Sam Everdon and
Clyde
Tower
J. W. Lone
Taswell
M. R. Pierson
Beechwood
Albert Deich
Patoka Township
George Shultz
Dan Tadlock
Riddle
John H. Brown
Liberty Township
Dave Hammond
Near West Fork
M.G. Real
Johnson Township
Henna Senn
Unaten Township
James Stroud
West Fork
A. H. Brown
J. E. Jones
Princeton
Fred Bischoff
S. R. Bird
Jennings Township
C. A
Win. Culver
Gaither
Illinois
Alton
Sam Dodd
Marengo
Geo. Smith
Geo. Blevins
Elsie Blevins
John A. Blevins
Chas. Hughes
Sherley Hanger
Mamie Harris
Mifflin
Carter Batman
Miss Grace
Clarence Coleman
Dudley Meriwether
Louisville
Lee Thomas
Milltown
Lawn Freeman
St. Francisville
Mae Batman
Fred Bye
Batman Ridge
John Huff
New Albany
Stanley Searcy
Vincennes
McDonald
Florence
Ransel Luckett
E. R. Luckett
Nora Crandall
Georgetown
Clarence Merriwethers
Nellie Stewart
Madison
Carl Stewart
Joy Stewart
Mary Hammond
Indianapolis
Frank Waltz
Alton News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Events
Health is reported good and business brisk in Alton. Residents note travelers, visits, and workouts with many names and places such as Pleasant Ridge Cape Sandy Corydon Roberta New Orleans and Louisville. A volleyball championship is announced with a prize by Adid Parr and entry details. A missing cat case is noted for John T. Emmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Riddle
Corydon
Lena Yates
Harvey
Ed Zenor
Emery Batman
Roy Brooks
Cape Sandy
Rapid Branch
Adeline Holcroft
Lois Jones
Zenor Jones
James Tadlock
Pleasant Ridge
The
Baptist Church
Hazel Gaither
Thelma Deuchars
Roberta
Cary Harrison, Sr
D. S. Gaither
C. V. Gaither
John
R. E. Purcell
New Orleans
Frank Coleman
J. Hanspire
Clayborn Pearson
Deuchars
Louisville
Roy Purcell
Nasby’s
Moneaqua
Joe Myera
Holcroft
Rice Holcroft
Adid Parr
H. Gullett
John T. Emmick
Adelaide Patti
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Oscar B. Jenkins
Rufus A. Jenking
Fredonia
Carcgie E. Bernardi
John Bernardi
Pilot Knob
Margaret Dodd
F. L. Weir
Lorenzo Swickard
Somersville
Edward
J. W. Bird
J. P. Culver
C. J. Tucker
Court House
John R
Jerry Longest
Harley Dodd
Chas. Dodd
Birdseye
Ellsworth Eastridge
Thomas King
Near Newton Stewart
Mr. Eastridge
F. G. Hammond
Guy Longest
Floyd Fleming
George Bleviry
Hammond Bros
Dodge
New Albany Tribune
J. A. Blevins
Madge
John Tucker
Centerville
Edward Scott
Seldon Brown
Baby
Oscar Miller
H. H. Grant
Orin Sarles
Ellen Yates
Oliver Powell
Edward Adkins
Famil
Nora Roberson
Burnett Chapel
Misa Nora Crecelius
Raymond Goodson
Volley
Craig Reasor
E. M. Land
Myctle Eskew
Hazel Adkins
Pleasant Hill
Lucile
Kenneth Ferguson
Chas. Adkins
Vernie Sarles
Kathryn Ferguson
Erie Goodson
Pearl Froman
I. N. Froman
Willard McDaniel
Mt. Sterling
Sylvester King
Robert Stewart
Marshall Williams
P. R
Nettie Deuchars
A. G. Froman
R. H. Riddle
Jame East
C. Harrison
Thomas Carr
John Purcell
A. D. Purcell
Prather
Priscilla Club
M. Adeline Parr
West End
Cora J. Parr
Kate Fullenwider
Laud Sanders
Maud Emmick
Alton Canning Company
Marshal Williams
Gar Bend
Benton Woods
Gordon Osman
John Esarey
Hendershot
Marion Harvey
Henry Esarey
J. O
Clive Parr
G.W. Jones
J. B. Chaney
Frank East
Steve East
Guy Harvey
Bullington
Lena May
Cincinnati
Lelia Diedrich
Laucinda
Evansville
Stevensport
Central Hospital
New Cemetery
Rev. Jones
Frank
Edward Gaither
Woodmere
Leotta Atwood
Flora Goodson
J. B. Parr
E. E. Parr
James Howard
Mrs. Jones
H. Goodson
Grace
Parks
W.H. Baxley
Charles Pearson
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