Pretty Church Wedding Unites Ruth Bonner and Homer Meek
Miss Ruth Bonner and Homer Garrard Meek married in the Presbyterian church with a green and white decor theme and a large local turnout. The ceremony featured a ring service, a read Lord's prayer audience participation, and a reception at the Bonner home followed by a 10:35 p.m. train departure for Detroit. The couple, both well connected in the community, plan to reside with the Bonner family while Meek continues his work as a traveling salesman.
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Presbyterian Church
Ruth Bonner
Walter W. Bonner
Homer Garrard Meek
Martin Meek
Kingston
Tri Kappas
Sunshine Club
Lohengrin
Frank Donnell
Stanton Guthrie
Will Lanham
Lee Tremain
Boyd Bonner
Manlio Pickett
Marie Russell
Ethel Ewing
Florine Meek
Mary Littell
Florine Hunter
Mabel Schofield
Elizabeth Woodfill
Charles F. McLaughlin
W. H. Reynolds
Bonner
Mary Braden Donnell
West Washington Street
Detroit
Meek
Our City
Miami University
Colorado Springs
Col
Charles F McLaughlin
Charleston
W. Va
Manlie Pickett
E. B Cole
Ed Donnell
the Pitts
Jeffrey Moffatt
Indianapolis
F. C. Hood
Evelyn
Madison
David
Lois McMichael
Monmouth
Ill
Lillian
Catherine Barton
Milroy
Henry Bonner
A. A. Brown
Rushville
R. H Crawford
W. D. Ansted
Connersville
May Rise From Ashes At Hartsville Bank Site
Reports differ on the Hartsville bank rebuild with initial one story then possibly three stories, while the Knights of Pythias lodge plans a three story building on the burned site with business rooms on the first floor.
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Hartsville
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lodge
Hope Journal
New Orleans Favored for Panama Canal Exposition
The PanAm exposition favors New Orleans over San Francisco arguing population reach and lower rail fare. It notes over sixty million people live within 1000 miles of New Orleans, while six million near San Francisco, and that most visitors from Central and South America would pass through New Orleans en route.
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New Orleans
San Francisco
San Franciso
South American
Wedding North of Town at Stewart Home
Miss Marietta Stewart wed Robert L. Wilson of Richmond at the Stewart residence four miles north of town. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. W. McCall and Rev. F. R. Lyons with the Lohengrin march by Miss Worth Stewart. The couple's future home is in Richmond.
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Will M. Stewart
Town
Miss Marietta
Robert L. Wilson
Richmond
W. W. McCall
Spring Hill
F. R. Lyons
Miss Worth Stewart
Our City
Greensburg
Tried to Wreck Train Near Adams on Big Four Line
A person laid an obstruction on the Big Four track one mile west of Adams Friday night causing Train No 37 due at 10 35 to strike it. The engineman halted to avoid damage and Sheriff Patterson was notified at St Paul. Ten years ago two boys blocked No 16 near Greensburg with the same reckless aim. One boy said they wanted to see it hit.
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Adams
Sheriff Patterson
St. Paul
Greensburg
Engagement of Gladys Easter and Clifford Kirkpatrick
Engagement announced Tuesday for Miss Gladys Easter of Shelbyville and Mr. Clifford Kirkpatrick of Greensburg. The wedding will be held late this summer at the Feaster home on West Franklin Street. The bride elect works at the Shelbyville telephone exchange. Kirkpatrick is a local musician and son of Mr. and Mrs. W A Kirkpatrick, a Greensburg contractor. The couple will reside in Greensburg.
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Gladys Easter
Clifford Kirkpatrick
Greensburg
Miss Feaster
J. P. Feaster
West Franklin Street
Shelbyville
Kirkpatrick
W A Kirkpatrick
Shelbyville News
Advertising The Circus Touring Elks Circus Tour
A flying squadron of eight automobiles left town Tuesday morning to advertise the Elks Circus to towns south of here. Captain Chick Daimbert led with Web Woodfill as chief pathfinder. They visited North Vernon and way points, continuing the plan to inform residents about the big Fourth at Greensburg and expect a large crowd locally.
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Elks’ Circus
Chick’’ Daimbert
Web Woodfill
North Vernon
Greensburg
Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Healed Many
Stomach troubles have been cured by Cham Berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price is 25 cents. Samples are free at all drug stores. ml
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Chamberlain
Job Work Price Inquiry Across All Services
A local ad requests price quotes for every kind of job work. It seeks detailed rates and terms for repairs, fabrication, maintenance, and related services from prospective suppliers.
Grandma's One Last Ride Ends In Laughter
Grandma Spooner at eighty discovers she has one final wish to laugh and ride. Doctors, family, and a chauffeur join her plan as Zadoc hires an auto to take her for a last, joyous spin. The ride ends with a smile that proves her years could not dull her spirit.
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Grandma Spooner
Zadoc
Moses Spooner
Moses
Grandma
Advertised Letters Listing Names
Advertised letters include John Creery E Golden George S Wittenl Mrs Viola Harry Cards Martin Conrad George Gray Artee Norris Claude Pherigo Mrs Fred Butterick Mrs Mattie Hawkins Miss Lena Collins Miss Gertrude DeMoss Miss Kate Forster Miss Pearl Sanders Bert Morgan P M Job work a specialty.
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John Creery
E. Golden
George S. Wittenl
Viola Harry
Martin Conrad
George Gray
Artee Norris
Claude Pherigo
Fred Butterick
Mattie Hawkins
Lena Collins
Gertrude DeMoss
Kate Forster
Pearl Sanders
Bert Morgan
P. M
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted For Deafness Case Claim
An old advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for circulars.
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Hall
FP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Times
Dhance
Minear Dry Goods Company
I Ae
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