Appointments in Georgetown district United Brethren church
The Georgetown district of the United Brethren church announced appointment changes from a conference at Dale Spencer county. Presiding elder J H Walls leads the Georgetown circuit with J W Gillie and others assigned to Crandall New Middletown Corydon and more including Martinsburg Mauck foft Eckerly English Marengo Palmyra White Cloud Medora Freetown Scottsburg and Vevay with S L Walls J W Settle among others.
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Georgetown
United Brethren Church
Dale
Spencer County
J.H. Walls
J. W. Gillie
H. D. Hudson
Crandall
J. H. Osborne
New Middletown
W. W. Moore
Corydon
C. B. Hobson
Martinsburg
J. H. Toombs Mauckfoft
W. H. Lutes
Eckerly
B. O. Gillen
English
O. C. Taylor
Marengo
J. H. Battram
Palmyra
C.G. Hagen
White Cloud
A. E. Arford
Medora
W. E. Wolfington
Freetown
S. L. Walls
Scottsburg
J. W. Settle
Vevay
Elva Dale Gilmore Obituary in Memoriam
Elva Dale Gilmore, daughter of Horace Bell and Lillie Dale Gilmore, died at 1419 West Jefferson Louisville Kentucky on August 30 1905 from acute tuberculosis after a typhoid illness. She was born in Leavenworth Indiana twenty years ago, taught in public schools, and moved to Louisville with her family. Her remains were sent to Leavenworth for funeral services led by Judge N R Peckinpaugh, with sister Mayme Gilmore McNally of San Francisco present. Her character spoke of musical talent, gentle temperament, and strong Christian faith, with final exhortations to emulate her virtues and hope for reunion in the hereafter.
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Elva Dale Gilmore
Horace Bell
Lillie Dale Gilmore
Jefferson Street
Louisville
Miss Gilmore
Elva Gilmore
Leavenworth
Ind
N.R. Peckinpaugh
Cedar Cemetery
W. T. McNally
Miss Mayme Gilmore
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Traoth
Local Round-Up: Fairs, Plays, Births and Church
John T. Adkins promotes Homestead fertilizers at the Opera House on Sept 22. A twin birth is reported near Taswell to John Taylor and wife. Reverend J A Breeden preaches his last sermon of the year. Frank Davidson's company presents Folks Up Willow Creek at the Opera House Sept 22. Arthur Adkins breaks his arm after a fall. School opens with many pupils. county fair plans are advanced in English and Crawford counties. Mrs E O Murphy and Miss Edna Tucker travel to Louisville and Cincinnati for millinery, returning with fall stock.
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Willow Creek
Opera House
John T. Adkins
N. W. King
John Taylor
Taswell
Ela. T. J. Brock
Jeffersonville
Christian Church
Frank Davidson
E.O. Murphy
Edna Tucker
Louisville
Cincinnati
Renowned town figure boastfully bragging sold off household items
In a mocking English verse fragment a townsfolk clownishly taunts a boastful man named Hammer Brown and others for vanity and misdeeds. The piece ends with a sales note for Housestead items offered by John T. Achim.
A Pretty Wedding Celebrated At The Sloan Home
Miss Sophia Sloan and Mr. James A. Royer wed at the Sloan residence on Sunday September 10 1905. Royer formerly of Leavenworth now resides in Indianapolis where he works in a furniture firm. The couple left Monday for their new home in Indianapolis. The English News Band performed selections and guests enjoyed cream and cake.
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Sophia Sloan
James A. Royer
G. W. Sloan
Royer
Miss Sloan
Roger
Leavenworth
Indianapolis
Millinery Goods Arrival at F C Patterson Leavenworth
Full line of Fall and Winter millinery goods now available at F C Patterson Leavenworth Indiana. Call and see the new merchandise today.
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F.C. Patterson
Leavenworth, Ind
Dan Griffin Post No 1380 to Meet Monthly
Dan Griffin Post 1380 of 6 A R Department of Indiana will hold meetings on the first and third Saturdays each month at 2 PM in their Post room. Com J A Goopman serves as Commander with Adj Jacob Sappenfield.
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Dan Griffin
A.R
Department of Indiana
A. J. Goopman
Jacob Sappenfield
Adj
Greatest Col m L Clark Circus Impresses With Parade and Animals
The Great Col m L Clark circuses arrive recalling past shows by Barnum O'Brien and Nan Am burg. The Clark troupe presents a clean program with excellent acts. A magnificent street parade nearly a mile long showcases a fine collection of wild and trained animals.
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Col m L Clark
Col Clark
Barnum
O’brien
Nan Amburg
Clark Circus
Readers urged to share news with editors
A call to readers to send in local news rather than blame the paper for gaps. Writers compare sourcing to a milkman delivering milk, noting editors rely on tips, arrivals, departures, and neighborhood events to fill pages. Potential readers are reminded to provide information willingly.
Alligator Farm Highlight and Alysennian Pasha Exhibit
The Alligator Farm showcases one of the largest captive alligator collections with all specimens alive. Pasha, the Alysennian wonder, thrives on venomous reptiles. The Human Spider offers a dramatic display. Don’t miss the attraction.
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Pasha
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Indiana Conference U. B. Church
Elva
Homestead
Arthur
Thos, Adkins
J. A. Breeden
Little Folks
Jesse Melton
New Albany Ledger
Crawford County
Orleans
Big I
Lidée U
Apothes Town
Hammer Brown
John T. Achim
Joan T. Adkins
Col W . Clark
Clark
Hankins’ Studio
Opera House Pharmacy
Lease
F. R. Gobbel
M. D
Joseph W. Patton
Indiana
Royal Amusement Co
Electric Theatre
Ing
Thos. A
South
Minnie
Captain Bushnell
THE
New Decater
Ala
R. E. McClarey & Co
Tennyson, Ind
W. L. Gregory
People’s