Newslets From Over The County A Busy Week at Local Church
Newslets from over the county report warm weather and rain aiding growth. A new church dedication drew large Sunday crowds with Oba Martin James B Jackson and families attending. Community members visited, attended services, and shared meals across Marion, Kingston, Dillsboro, and Sardinia. A funeral for Mrs. Flossie Noah Updike is noted, with burial at College Cemetery. Dr C B Beck is visiting Terre Haute.
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Oba Martin
James B. Jackson
Marion Township
This Place
Granville Martin
Eda Ray
Kingston
Granville Johnson
Ben Goodpasture
Andy Swango
Mrs. Wise and Son
Pennington
Hartsville Notes and Local Visits
Hartsville reports Dr. B Phillips and family returning from Oxford after a two week visit to his father Dr. Wiseman. Rev. Charles M. Lawrence came from Indianapolis to stay with his mother Mrs. Nancy Lawrence who is ill. Geraldine Vautreese of Letts visited Mrs. Jasper F. Phillips. Glen Lawrence of Summitville visits his parents. LaMont Bros. Big Show drew a large crowd Saturday. John L E Galloway, former Hartsville resident, died in Indianapolis June 15 aged 86. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at home, burial Crownhill cemetery.
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B. Phillips
Miriam
Wiseman
Oxford
Charles M. Lawrence
Indianapolis
Nancy Lawrence
Geraldine Vautreese
Letts
Jasper F. Phillips
Glen Lawrence
Summitville
J. Wesley Lawrence
LaMont Bros
John LE. Galloway
Crownhill Cemetery
Bitter stomach and liver cure with Electric Bitters
Geo W Hoffman of Harper Washington credits seven years of stomach and liver trouble to be cured by Electric Bitters. He urges others to use them, noting they are guaranteed to help. Sold by J H Batterton at 50 cents a bottle.
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Geo. W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
J. H. Batterton
Local Notes From Panther Creek Area
Miss Lizzie Taylor near St Dennis works for Mrs Harrison. Ora Patrick of Waynesburg helps cousin C C Brannon with clover hay. Some locals attended the Westport show Monday and Monday night. Uncle William Burk of Muscatuck visited Saturday seeking milchers. B F Bower is the happy owner of
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Lizzie Taylor
Near St. Dennis
St Paul notes visitors and local events in town
Prof Wesley A Stockinger and wife from Rushville visit their in laws in St Paul. Several arrivals and parties are recorded including Mrs Kate Huntington and husband from West Virginia and visits by Maud Bailey and son from Shelbyville. A child dies of typhoid, and local services and funerals are noted. The piece covers telegraph work, a coach accidentless, business trips, and the town’s social and civic updates, including a bank concern and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley A. Stockinger
Rushville
M. J. Phillips
Stockinger
Chicago University
Kate Huntington
West Virginia
George McKee
Thomas Lawless
Vienna M. E
Anna Barnes
Greensburg
Walter Floyd
Shelbyville
Dr. Ballard
Dollie Dickey
St. Paul
Grace Shelhorn
Ash Grove
Little Flatrock
Barnes
Maud Bailey
New Burger Draws Local Attention in Town
Harry Clark of Tuckertown is developing the new pike and board ing with A. A. Holcomb. J. W. Brannon visited Madison sightseeing last week.
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Harry Clark
Tuckertown
A. A. Holcomb
J. W. Brannon
Madison
Bailey Wins Contest With Red Whiskers at White Shanty
In Shelbyville a dispute over who looked best ended when Bailey won the prize, his distinctive red whiskers securing the top spot at the White Shanty event.
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Shelbyville
Bailey
Travels and Visits Across Towns and States
Miss Jean Rankin of Indianapolis visits family and plans a Victoria excursion with sister Rose to see Mrs. Eldridge. Greensburg guests Minnie Rider and Elsie Elmore join Kate and Florence Bruner in St. Paul area. Clarksburg and near Ham burg see multiple visits as Fred Springmire, John Jackson, and Granville Johnston host relatives. Rain ruins hay, and local auto trip to Madison is noted. Rev. Nyce and family from Talladega stay with Orlando Hamilton.
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Jean Rankin
Indianapolis
W. K. Stewart
Rose
Eldridge
Victoria
B. C
Minnie Rider
Elsie Elmore
Greensburg
Kate
Florence Bruner
St. Paul
Harry Bruner
Charles Brown
Clarksburg
John Jackson
Fred Springmire
Hamburg
Joseph Updike
Richmond
Ed Ray
Mechanicsburg
Granville Johnston
Hulbert Wood
Winston
John Handiges
George
George Deiwert
Eliza Crisler
Lewis Brook
Madison
Rev
B. M. Nyce
Talladega
Ala
Orlando Hamilton
Town Recaps Rainy Weather and Local Happenings
Rain continues to fall across the town area. Mrs. Kate Smith rode out last week while Mrs. Mary Throp remains seriously ill with paralysis at her daughter Mrs. George Wirt’s home. Nola Carroll returned home from Missouri with his uncle Nick Opel but fell gravely ill at Tipton and is now in critical condition. W. W. Grose plans a visit to his sister in Blooming Grove this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Newpoint attended the I. O. O. F. decoration here Sunday. The town is promoting a tent show upcoming.
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Kate Smith
Mary Throp
George Wirt
Nola Carroll
Nick Opel
Missouri
Tipton
W. W. Grose
Blooming Grove
N.P. Carr
Local Notes and Visiting Guests Spark Town Parade
Thursday townfolk gather for the parade while I O O F Sunday decorations draw crowds. Rev Taylor delivers a well received sermon course and earns compliments. Eda Moore of Irvington visits grandfather J N Moore. Bank building nears completion with Oldenburg painters at work. Edward Foley of Greensburg estimates M E church remodeling costs. Freeman Rominger and family visit relatives. Robert Ray of New Salon visits sister Mrs Hite. Buena oil boom cools though the bar club gains fame as nine winless games end with Cincinnati trip planned after harvest.
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Taylor
Eda Moore
Irvington
J. N. Moore
Oldenburg
Edward Foley
Greensburg
M. E
Freeman Rominger
Lyle
Hope
Robert Ray
New Salon
David Hite
Buena
Andersonville
Metamora
Milroy
Laurel
Cincinnati
Local notes from Greensburg and Indianapolis visit updates
Letts Riley Miller of Western Color visits his brother Andrew. Martin Hill makes business trips in Greensburg. A M Armstrong improves slowly at Columbus Sanitarium after twelve months of rheumatism. Will Stout and wife visit Chicago mother Mrs Margaret Stout. Dr J A Welch and Mrs Charles Whipple with Levi Whipple’s wife go to Indianapolis for a specialist. Dr T J Clark remains ill from a long disease. Olive Armstrong travels to Indianapolis for a few days with her sister. Daniel Ford stays with his son Walter as paralysis endangers recovery. A heavy rain Tuesday evening causes significant hay loss.
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Riley Miller
Andrew
Martin Hill
Greensburg
A. M. Armstrong
Columbus Sanitarium
Armstrong
Will Stout
Chicago
Margaret Stout
J. A. Welch
Charles Whipple
Levi Whipple
Indianapolis
T. J. Clark
Olive Armstrong
Daniel Ford
Walter
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W. H. Beck
Montie
John Galloway
B. M. Hutchins
Columbus
Dollie Russell
Mary
Lulu Carr
Ila Crim
Flatrock
Flossie Noah Updike
Harrison Updike
Sardinia
Christian Church
Joseph JT. Adams
College Cemetery
C. B. Beck
Terre Hiaute
Hartsville
Panther Creek
Lorena Thom
Trimble
Hal Trimble
Wisconsin
George Bailey
California
Walter Woolley
Leona Johann
Bloomington
Joseph Shelhorn
Downeyville
Harry Barnes
Ray Everson
Morris Dilts
Carroll County
Charles Lewis
Here
William Brooks
Oran Doggett
Adams
the Baptist Church
Coy
Dickey
Warren Townsend
Tom Dolan
Jim Bailey
Silberberg Clothing Company
Popular Clothiers
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Standard Sales CO
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