Republican Mass Convention in Crawford County Set
The Republican Mass Convention will be held at English on Saturday June 1 1912 to nominate a county ticket for the November election. Irvan Bobbitt chairs the meeting with Thomas S Austin as secretary and invites all Republicans and affiliates to attend. A quiet wedding took place at the home of Misses Francis and Dapper Temple as Ella Standiford married James E Turley with few relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
English Saturday
Irvan Bobbitt
Thomas S. Austin
Francis
Dapper Temple
Ella Standiford
James E. Turley
Alson Roberts
Houston Turley
Turley
Evansville
Hazel Scott
Alta Amsden
Marengo
Hurce Real
Clara Temple
Iris
Eunice
Vernon
English
Rock Springs
Berry Fields
Floyd County
W. D. Rosenbarger
Geo .M Wlliams
Taswell
Valentine
E Jones
Oscar Danner
Orleans
Christian Church
G. A.R
Red
M. M. Terry
Emery Walters
Adam Walters
Walters
Terry
Harry Stewart
Chas. Moore
Valeene
Moore
Harry
Chas. H. McDonald
L.C. Murr
Jeffersonville
Jeanette Hobson
New Albany
Willie Hobson
St Edward's Hospital
Milltown
Bertie Leasor
Adam Eddleman
Indianapolis
Edgar
C.L. Eddleman
Hugh Trinkle
C.saddleman
The
John D. Gilliland
Tilden Gobbel
J. C. Longest
Harris Brown
Seward Smith
Chas. Stewart
Oscar Longest
Robt
Key William Richards
Chas. Crews
Harvey Hershman
Lydia Scott
Malinda M. Riley
James Riley
Edward Riley
U. B. Church
Archie Stewart
Mitchell Riley
Great Bend
Kan
J. M. Johnson
T. A. Garriott
Marengo Cemetery
English area couple linked to hospital wedding plan
Columbus Indiana May 27 report says Mrs Lemna Lemley now at Central Insane Hospital will marry John Land an employee there and formerly a farmer near English. If they stay local Mr Land may return to railroad work. else they may go West for hospital work. Glass fitting events noted by Dr Jackson at English on June 7 and Taswell on June 8 with no drug use.
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Columbus
Ind
Lemna Lemley
Central Insane Hospital
John Land
English
Land
Indiana Health Week Exhibit Promises Free Health Lessons
The Indiana State Board of Health promotes Health Week in Crawford County from Tuesday June 4 for four days with an Evansville exhibit at the skating rink. Lectures at the opera house cover houseflies sanitation and tuberculosis prevention, illustrated with views, aiming to boost local health awareness and duties of schools to protect children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Board of Health
Crawford County
Indiana
Crawford
Evansville
Opera House
State Board of Health
Registration boards defy 24 hour rule amid pay dispute
Inspectors and clerks accuse Attorney General Honan of redefining a day as twenty four hours sparking refusal to serve at next registration. They warn trials and juror calls could falter if the ruling stands, signaling widespread courtroom staffing trouble. Go with the crowd to Robert Longest's for your fancy confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honan
Talesmen Honan
Robert Longest
Old Folks Day Dinner Honored Town Seniors
W C T U women hosted a dinner for twenty seniors over sixty at W T Thornbury’s residence. Readings and old fashioned songs marked the day with expressions of farewell as folks departed for home.
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W. T Thornbury
Wickliffe Farmers Shorten Corn Plan After Unfavorable Weather
In Wickliffe farmers rush to harvest corn but plant less acreage than planned due to poor weather. Wheat yields are about half the usual average while oats show promise given the late spring conditions.
Local church news and community updates in Eckerty
Miss Ira Lomax visits Verna Zimmerman. Ira McWilliams to preach Sunday at U B church. Various visits, services at M E and U B churches, and notes on Children’s Day. A pike road election movement and plans for two new schoolhouses are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Lomax
French Lick
Verna Zimmerman
Ira McWilliams
U. B. Church
Rev Rowe
U. B
Lutes
McKinney
M.E
Osborn
McWilliams Lutes
McCarty
M. E
James Smith
Newton Stewart
Ned Hiser
Schnellville
Samuel Stemphly
Notice of Patoka Township Pike Road Meeting
Taxpayers of Patoka township are notified a pike road meeting will be held at No 2 school house on June 6 1912. All taxpayers are invited. Rev Jas Bobbitt chairman B T McFarland secretary. 6 24 2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Pike Road
Aaid Township
Jas. Bobbitt
B. T. McFarland
Community notices from Marengo area and surrounding towns
Miss Ola Bird visits relatives in New Albany and many residents attend church events and funerals. Returns report deaths, marriages, visits, and farm and business changes with multiple named people and places across Marengo, Valeene, English, Scot land, Orleans, Corydon, and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Bird
New Albany
C. D. Summers
Valeene
Chas. T. Brown
Lizzie Austin
S. A. Beals
Marengo
Local notes from Corydon and nearby towns
Attendees from Corydon and Marengo visit precedents. Mrs Kern of Derby visits Everdons. Lewis Baker of Dry Run buys a horse from Luther Temple. Alta Henry heads to Oakland City for school. Reverend Alexander preached Sunday. Various locals travel, trade, and visit relatives in the Marengo Corydon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Everdon
Corydon
A. H. Tower
A. B. Henry
Marengo
Dr. Kern
Derby
Lewis Baker
Dry Run
Luther Temple
Henry Taylor
M. E. Stewart
Alexander
Joe McCutcheon
Princeton
Mose Pleasant
Rosco Glasson
Millard Rawlings
Mr. Sharp
Carl Sharp
Wyandotte
Inez Rainforth
Birdie Mosier
Leavenworth
Riddle Community Notes Hint Spring Social Grains and Carols
Summertime talk in Riddle with Johnie Froman selling fertilizer and merchants stocking up for the week. Local visits include Rufus Jenkins to A M Froman and Jim Cox at church. Decoration preparations and a preacher Rev G M Wright from Blue River draw strong attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnie Froman
English
M. O. Williams
Williams
George Cox
Martha Cox
Leavenworth
Rufus Jenkins
A. M. Froman
Riddle
James R. Cox
Turkeyfork
Jimie
Fred Parker
Parker
Ellen Goodson
G. M. Wright
Blue River
Paator Wright
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A. L. Temple
Ella Hoard
Louisville
Jacob Halle
R. R. Real
A. J. Bunch
Carter Burn
J. W. Tempie
Arch Sakies
Robert McMahel
Eckerty
M.S. Real
G. L. Smith
E. B. Carr
J. D. Gilliland
J. T. Mathere
R. Real
A. Bunch
Jake Hanselman
Arkansas
John L
Chas. McDaniel and Wife
Jeffersontown, Ky
J.W. Goldman
Grantsburg
Chas. Rothrock
H. W. McCown
Robt. Coxx
Near Gradtsburg
Eva Swickard
N. W. King
N. E. Gobbel
Chas. Benz
C. J. Tucker
John C. Jenkins
Chas
Eastridge
Ohio Township
David Matherly
Jennings Township
Mabel Blevins
Margery Austin
Roy Kemp
Alva Austin
Magnolia
Wm. Denbo
Vincennes
Jas. S. Hanger
Atmer
Curby
Georgia Cole
Celia Hazelwood
Ada Rothrock
H. W. Mock
Jesse Leasor
Masonic Grand Lodge
Ferris and
Glenis
C. A Robertson and
Salem
Gordon Bennett
Nannie Gregory
S. D. Miller
West
Isaac
D. L. Miller
Geo. Dooley
Earl Stewart
John Mogan
Buechel Ky
Sam Benz
Water Street
F. R.gobbel
Delaware County
Clark County
Henry County
Hendricks County
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Church of Christ
Crabb
Danner
Oreans
Creek
Robert Longest’s
New Christian Church
A. W. Crabb
Joseph Birkla
Albert Birkla
Chas. Brown, Jr
Maud McFarland
Solomon F. Dewitt
Paoli
Wm. Finch
Doolittle Mills
This Place
Rowe
G. Real
James Bobbitt
James Eckerty
Mildred
C. Eckerty
Frank Melton
Edna
Cra Lowe
Lella Ott
Lizzie Eckerty
George Leaf
Dan Fields
Doolitties Mills
Bob McBurney
Sarah Wal
Birdseye
Sam Kaiser
Riceville
Oscar Field
Ben Gresham
Sarah Gresham
William Ott
Edith
John Eckerty
Lincoln City
Johnie McMahel
Dora Helembrecht
Irvin Bobbitt
May
Richard McMahel
M. S. Real of
Temple
Ivan Courtney
Willie Polten
Borden
Rev. McKinney
County News
Perry Key
Scotland
W. A. Stone
St. Louis
Harrison Sloan
W. A. Cook
Georgetown
Clarence Merriwethers
C. F. Crecelius
Clark F. Crecelius
Fruit Growers Association
Valentine Deich
Deich
John Scott
Chicago
Charlie Summer
Sybral Sharp
Lillie McCullum
Gerald
Helen Vernon
Kate Roberson
Rosebud
Chas. Conrad
Sister Pearl
Alta Henry
Oakland City
Riddle Ridge
Nathan Hendrix
Perry County
John E. Newkirk
Samuel White
Wm. Mertilees
Hannah J. Goldman
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