Eight year old injured in Stilesville automobile accident
The eight year old Estel Wallace, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wallace of Stilesville, was seriously hurt when a car ran him down last Sunday. He suffered internal injuries after stepping in front of a second vehicle driven by a daughter of E Hinkle of Indianapolis.
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Little Estel Wallace
Thomas Wallace
Stilesville
E. Hinkle
Indianapolis
W. M. Blanchard
Virginia
Do You Dread the Ad vent of Spring
This item appears to be a fragmented reader teaser lamenting spring inconveniences and mentioning preventative measures, with no clear person, place, or event specified in the readable text.
Local notices and community updates from Bainbridge area
Mrs. Luella Fry shows gradual recovery in French Lick as her health improves. Col C Matson hosts Five Hundred gathering in honor of Chicago guests Mr and Mrs Charles Walter Brown and Mr and Mrs Logan Payne. Eighth grade graduates listed from Monroe township school with 28 students. Dr Wm O'Brien sells practice to Dr L W Armstrong of Breckinridge Minnesota and plans study trips abroad before relocating to Indianapolis. Mrs Bella Rea, Bainbridge pioneer, dies aged 76. Funeral held at M E church with local and out of town attendees.
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Col
C. Matson
Reese Matson
Charles Walter Brown
Chicago
Hayden
Memphis
Logan Payne
Col. Matson
Monroe Township
Christian Church
Rev. Beard
Greencastle Christian Church
Bainbridge School
Edith Berry
Mildred O’hair
Walter Gregory
Glen Flint
Ruth Crews
Mattie Ferrand
Gladys Priest
Onald W. Brackney
Zella Anderson
Fern Ross
Cecil Brown
Reese Reed
Noel Harney
Wm. O’brien
Danville
L. W. Armstrong
Breckinbridge
Minn
O’brien
St. Francis Hospital
Baltimore
Great Northern Railway
New York
London
Vienna
India
Indianapolis
Bella Rea
Bainbridge
Shoemaker
Matthew Rea
M. BE
Leon Rea
Miles Arnold
Lafayette
Jane Wilson
Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Lafe McKee
B. H. Shoemaker
Bainbridge News
Monon Station Office Robbery At Midnight
A thief entered the ticket room of Monon station midnight last night, unlocked the money drawer, and fled with 940 dollars. No injuries reported. Police describe a lone suspect seen fleeing on foot toward the alley.
Thief Steals Cash Drawer At Monon Station
Local police investigated a midnight robbery at the Monon station in which $9.40 in cash was taken from the money drawer and a check for $37 and change left behind. Two railroad men were detained briefly but released with no evidence.
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Monon
Marshal Johns
Ralph Smaltz
Barney Moore
Boone County Courthouse Dedicated in Lebanon July 4
Lebanon Ind May 23 The new Boone county courthouse costing 265000 will be dedicated July 4 with events starting July 3 including a reception a plaza band concert and noon basket dinner at the fair ground. The G A R Hall in the courthouse will be dedicated July 4 at 10 30 am followed by the formal ceremony. Fireworks concerts and possible airplane flights are planned for the evening. Other notes mention Emma Johnston attending a Rebekah meeting and local residents Horace Pherson facing a grave infection from a tainted meat scratch. Earl C Lane and A C Thompson, both expert hunters, are fishing Deer Creek today.
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Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
G. A. R. Hall
Fair Ground
Earl C. Lane
A. C. Thompson
Deer Creek
Mr. Lane
Mr. Thompson
General Assembly of Presbyterian Church Ends Without Heresy Charges
The 1913 General Assembly in Louisville closes with no heresy charges. Union seminary case is postponed for another year to pursue amicable ties between assembly and seminary. A committee will remove objectionable graded lessons from circulation. The assembly also grounds a resolution restricting James Wilson as a Pan-Presbyterian delegate due to his Brewers' congress role, prompting Baltimore synod to appoint another. Strong evangelistic resolutions pass, colleges urged joint work, and Sabbath observance improves. The Sunday newspaper is condemned and Presbyterians urged to avoid it.
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Louisville
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Union Seminary
Assembly
Board of Publication
Mark Matthews
James Wilson
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Aberdeen
Scotland
Brewers’ Congress
Chicago
Wilson
Synod of
Baltimore
Grace Gene Reeves Coleman Obituary Notice
Grace Gene Reeves Coleman wife of Paul J. Coleman and oldest daughter of Melvin Nelson Reeves and Julia Garner Reeves died May 17 1912 aged 30. Survived by husband two children Harold Nelson Velma Lucile father Melvin Reeves stepmother Lallie Reeves sisters Maude Day Effa Reeves. Member of Christian church and former Methodist. Poignant verse closes this obituary.
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Grace Gene Reeves Coleman
Paul J. Coleman
Melvin Nelson Reeves
Julia Garner Reeves
Harold Nelson
Velma Lucile
Lallie Reeves
Maude Reeves Day
Effa Ethel
DePauw Board to Meet June 12 to Pick New President
Hugh Dougherty announced that DePauw University trustees will convene in Greencastle on June 12 to accept President McConnell's resignation and start selecting a successor. No candidates have been named, and a committee will review capable individuals and report. Vice President Gobin will serve as acting head during the interim.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hugh Dougherty
DePauw University
Greencastle
McConnell
Dougherty
Gobin
Elec
Iion
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Selig
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George E. Blake
Five & Ten Cent
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Greencastle’s Fair
Brazil
John M. Rawley
Clay County Bar Association
Geo A. Knight
Luther & Luther
William Luther
Rawley
Miller
Indiana
L. G. Wright
Augusta Hendricks
Pearl Brown
Co. H. Harshbarger
Bloomington
Earl Hall
North Salem
Wright
Birch Hughes
Terre Haute
C. L
DePauw Academy
Leoven Jones
Walter Mohr
Jesse Chandler
Arthur Bogue
W. W. Spears
W. C. Walker
Harry Hill
Pilot
Croft” Crawley
Marshal Lem Wohns
Owl Drus
Rexall
Luella Fry
French Lick
Mrs. Fry
Smaltz
Moore
Boone County Court House
Emma Johnston
Allen Bros
Rebekah
Miss Johnston
Horace Pherson
Zeis & CO
Grocers
Hazelett
Pearson’s
General Assembly OF Presbyterian Church
the Herald
Wintehiteet City Street
Cyry
Jones’ Dairy
Jones’ Daid Tacon
the City Meat Market
Frank Thomas
Hm Yard
Oberstein
South Greencastle
Cardner Brotherslee
Sudranski’s Store
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