Local residents and visitors wrap holidays in Clarksburg area
Clarksburg residents Rollin and Prosser Clark return from college for vacation while Jessie Smith and Eva Cartmel arrive home from Sunny South and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music respectively. Local transport and business moves include C A Markland in Greensburg and Tuell in Greensburg. The I O O F conferred the second degree, and Santa Claus will visit the M K Sunday school. Notables include Walter Hite announcing Jennie Rominger’s marriage, James Dandy photographing schools, and several residents visiting relatives, markets, and Indianapolis trips.
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Rollin
Prosser Clark
Jessie Smith
Eva Cartmel
Miss Smith
Cartmel
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
C. A. Markland
Greensbury
Alva Whitten
Elwood
Walter Hite
Jennie Rominger
Quincy Bayles
Illinois
Tuell
Greensburg
M. D. Tackett
Rushville
Arlington
James Dandy
Metamora
Richland Township
Santa Claus
M. K
Mrs Deniston and daughter shop in Greensburg Saturday
Mrs J H Deniston and her daughter Audrey were seen shopping in Greensburg Saturday while L E Moore conducted business nearby.
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J. H. Deniston
Audrey
Greensburg
L. E. Moore
Christmas Greetings In Mechanicsburg Region
Mechanicsburg sends neighbors warm wishes for Christmas and the New Year. John H. Jackson and wife of Tuke visited their daughter Mrs. Granville Martin on Thursday and Friday. Local residents shopped in Greensburg and looked in on Santa. Charley Peele of Kingston visited cousin Lizzie Wintrow in Rosa. Martin visited Florence Swango, and Adam Sample of Greensburg called on friends. A. J. Martin of Smith's Crossing and Will Moulton with Frank Hooten walked toward Westport on Tuesday.
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John H. Jackson
Tukee
Granville Martin
Greensburg
Santa
Charley Peele
Kingston
Lizzie Wintrow
Rosa
Martin
Florence
Friends
Will Moulton
Frank Hooten
Westport
Hartsville and Indianapolis Residents Visit Kin
Hartsville resident Mrs Will Frazier returns home after visiting her parents Lyman Rawlings and wife. I B Muchmore and wife of Indianapolis visit Mrs Rebecca Updike and daughter Effie. Truman H Beck returns to Indianapolis after a week with his parents Dr and Mrs W H Beck. Thomas A Garrison relocates his undertaking business to the Mahaffey building near James T Crim’s grocery. Dr F J Beck and family travel to Indianapolis for a State Board of Health meeting. Silings have the experience as well as the goods.
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Will Frazier
Lyman Rawlings
Frankfort
I. B. Muchmore
Indianapolis
Rebecca Updike
Effie. Truman H. Beck
W. H. Beck
Thomas A. Garrison
Mahaffey Building
James T. Crim
Horta Residence Destroyed by Fire
The elegant farm residence of T. B. Peery on Vandalia road two miles NW of town burned Wednesday morning around 10. The fire started from a radiator in a second floor room. owners failed to notice until the second floor was ablaze. Neighbors helped save furniture before the roof fell in. The two story frame house valued at 32 500, insured for 1 000 by the P of BH. furniture insured 375, total loss over 500. The blaze disrupted a planned Christmas reunion with Col T M Greene of Cincinnati and Prof E J Heeb of Indianapolis and their wives.
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T. B. Perry
Vandalia
P. of BH. Insurance Company
The Shakespeare Club Leads City’s Literary Circle
The Morning Star notes Mrs May W Donnan as founder and leader of a new Shakespeare Club in the city. The group has 31 members and meets at Miss Cora Zoller’s East Main Street home on alternate Wednesdays after January 6, 1904. They study Historical Plays and will also read The Tempest as advised by a member’s friend.
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Morning Star
May W. Donnan
Shakespeare Club
Mrs. Donnan
Cora Zoller
East Main Street
The Standard Shines as Decatur County’s Best Read Paper
The Standard is praised as Decatur County’s leading newspaper, renowned for its comprehensive local coverage, timely reporting, and strong community presence.
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the Standard
Decatur County
Love and Christmas Gifts Teach the Gift of Love
The passage reflects on Christmas joy centered in love. It emphasizes the love of God sending Christ, the love of childhood, and the generosity that comes from love. It urges making gifts acts of love and notes the Holy Spirit’s gift of love in the soul for the year.
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Christ
Freshman Thomson on Frat War View
William Orville Thomson a State University freshman returns home to discuss the Frat War from his Beta Theta Pi perspective. He defends the theory of the boycott but finds it impractical as several boys note a girl’s choice of company cannot be Frat cotted.
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William Orville Thomson
The
State University
Beta Theta Pi
Dead Letter List Related Real Estate Figures Named
A local notice lists individuals connected to a dead letter matter in Indiana real estate circles. The roster includes Charley Graten C L Johnston B F Patton Charles Ross Henry Davis Maurice Vance S B Hill Wm Listen Reverend D I Levis and Lydia Levis with multiple women and Misses, plus A M Willoughby and P M among others.
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Indiana Real Estate Co
Charley Graten
C. L. Johnston
B. F. Patton
Charles Ross
Henry Davis
Maurice Vance
S. B. Hill
Wm. Listen
D. I. Levis
Lydia Levis
Anna Driver
Anna McConnell
Sue Hill
Stephen Fox
Mary Pearson
Aca Carter
Alpha Hancock
Mary Story
Wilter Nekor
Della Rogers
Kate Waldren
A. M. Willoughby
P. M
Bucklen’s Africa Salve Promoted For Home First Aid
A regional notice urges families living far from civilization to stock Bucklen's Africa Salve for burns cuts and wounds. The ad asserts it is the best on earth and lists Grover & Honner's Drug Store as the 25 cent retailer.
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Bucklen
Grover & Honner
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Horta
the Shakespeare Club
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