Former Resident Melinda Lowe Dies at 90 in Indianapolis
Mrs Melinda Lowe a former Jackson township resident died at 4 00 p m Wednesday at her East Tenth Street home in Indianapolis aged ninety Funeral services will be held at College Avenue Baptist Church at two p m today Rev W G Everson officiating She was born in Jackson township in 1841 daughter of Job Stout and Mary Matthews Shirk and was twice married before wedded to W W Lowe last husband died two years ago Survived by brother Samuel Shirk and sister Mrs Minerva Gilchrist with several siblings named and no direct children.
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Melinda Lowe
Jackson Township
East Tenth Street
Indianapolis
College Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Everson
Job Stout
Mary Matthews Shirk
Joel M. Proctor
37Th
Indiana
Burnt Hickory
Logan P. Herrod
W. W. Lowe
Greensburg
St. Paul
Minerva Gilchrist
Thomas
George
Joab Shirk
Koda Kennedy
Veteran Rohlfing Dies at Home Near Smyrna
Christopher Rohlfing died at his Smyrna area home eight miles southeast of town at six Sunday morning. Funeral held Tuesday at 1 PM at the German Lutheran church. Born in Germany in October 1830, he immigrated in 1850, settled in Ohio, married in 1862, and moved to this county in 1862. He served in the First Indiana cavalry. Survived by a widow, four sons, three daughters, and many relatives.
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Christopher Rohlfing
Smyrna
German Lutheran Church
Friedenbaugh
Germany
Ohio
Indiana Cavalry
Sudden Death Claims Augustus Thie in Fugit Township
Augustus Thie, a 60-year-old resident of Fugit township between St. Maurice and Enochsburg, collapsed in a hog pen while visiting his brother on Tuesday afternoon. He was an industrious citizen, leaves a widow and one daughter, and his funeral was held at Enochsburg yesterday.
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Augustus Thie
Fugit
St. Maurice
Enochsburg
Mr. Thie
Court Calendar Announces Week Fixtures and Charges
Monday includes 6-State vs Henderson at Marlow and Marion with robbery on docket. Tuesday lists State against Ed Smith and Charles Henderson for burglary. Wednesday features State versus Boaz Dem aree for forgery. Thursday shows State facing Ben Wheeler in a blind tiger case.
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Henderson
Marlow
Marion
Ed Smith
Charles Henderson
Boaz Demaree
Ben Wheeler
Stomach and Liver Tablets Prove Effective Cures
Stomach troubles have been relieved by Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicine was cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents with free samples at all drug stores. See our reed chair special Saturday for 1.98. Telephone orders not accepted. Kirby’s job work specialty.
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Chambrlain
Kirby
The Elks Caliope Parade Shoes Endorsement
Ronnie Sefton notes the caliope will march July 4 and praises durable Elkskin shoes in black and tan from 1.75 to 3.00. He urges workers to try the tan pair for cooler wear and invites readers to guess the clock.
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Ronnie Sefton
Caliope
Elks
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Turner and Hill at East Main Street
Mr Rollin Anderson Turner and Miss Lillian Hill wed at the Hill home on East Main street in a white and green decorated ceremony. Montani's orchestra from Indianapolis played as flower girls and bridesmaids entered, followed by the bride in white satin. The couple left by 10:35 train for Chicago after a lavish reception for eighty guests. They plan to reside at the Hill home until a new residence is ready.
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Rollin Anderson Turner
Lillian Hill
W. J. Hill
East Main Street
Montani
Indianapolis
Mendelssohn
Catherine Woodfill
Florine Zoller
Marie Ryan
Cincinnati
Robert Woodfill
3 Fichter
Hilgiv
Chicago
Will Chidister
Harry Metzger
Gertrude
Thomas Seitz
J. J. Ryan
Marie
Helen
Sallie Newman
J. W. Turner
Rushville
DePauw
Harvard
Kirby's Store Promises Big Values and Bargains
The notice extols Mr. Customer to compare Kirby's immense stock with other stores and promises liberty in dealings. It urges customers to inspect the line and assures they will return to Kirby's to buy, highlighting ongoing big values and bargains in the local market.
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Kirby’s
Pay to Stay Home Lock It Replaces Key Entry
A West Side matron shows an intricate door bolt that blocks the latch from being shot back with a key. A coin slot outside accepts only a five dollar gold piece to release tumblers, costing her husband $5 to enter after 10:30 each night, a scheme she devised with a downtown locksmith.
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West Side
New York Sun
Rare Stradivarius Violin Sells For Three Thousand Dollars
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows Mr Gaswell listening as a dealer offers a genuine Stradivarius in a showcase for 3000 dollars. He remarks his wife seeks rarer items and questions if higher prices exist, while the dealer notes availability of other violins.
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Chicago Tribune
Corylopsis Talcum Powder Ad From Batterton's
A short ad promoting Corylopsis talcum powder with a delightful perfume and a price of 15 cents per can from Batterton's.
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Batterton’s
Sunday School International Series Lesson Summary
Commentary on Matthew chapters fourteen through commentary notes by Rev. D. M. Stearns notes Jesus crowds seeking an earthly kingdom. Jesus constrains disciples to depart by boat as crowds press to make Him king. The passage explores expectation of Elijah or the prophet and the Messiah amid miracle reports.
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Elijah
Moses
Messiah
John
Jesus
John Yi
Come Lord Jesus and Morning Deliverances
A devotional piece reflecting on Jesus walking on the sea and the church’s hope of deliverance. It parallels biblical events from Matthew and Isaiah, urging believers to trust Christ, keep faith, and spread the gospel to others while awaiting the return of the Lord. It includes references to Peter, the disciples, and the healing of the sick.
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John
Jesus
Pharaoh
Daniel
Israel
John xvi
Peter
George H. Puntenney Dead
George H. Puntenney editor lawyer and veteran of Co K 37th Indiana regiment died at Rushville at four p m Wednesday aged seventy eight He was known in Greensburg to survivors and friends of the 37th Indiana regiment He attended reunions often addressed old comrades and edited the Rushville Jacksonian for years He wrote a history of his regiment prized by comrades The Harm of Damp Houses warns damp moldy homes threaten health and life lime is a disinfectant moldy items should be destroyed
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George H. Puntenney
Co. K
37Th Indiana Regiment
Rushville
Greensburg
Republic
Rushville Jacksonian
London Lancet
Not Fond of Music Yet Fond of the Musician
A concert scene sees a young man applauding a singer who performed poorly while a stranger asks about his taste in music. The reply reveals his appreciation for the musician rather than the performance or singer.
Golden Rule Store Promises Quality Groceries
A local ad touts the Gold en Rule Store as the place to get value for money with prompt polite service and a focus on quality groceries for satisfied customers.
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Golden Rule Store
the Store of
Quality
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the Shoe Feller’s
Linegar Bros
East Side Square
D. M. Stearns
Belfast
Minear Dry Goods Company
Adjusta
Corbett & Roche
East Main ST
Greensburg, Ind
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