Death of Mrs. Thomas Kitchin in Decatur county
Obituary notes long life of Sarah L. Boone Kitchin born July 7 1819 in Butler county Ohio. She and husband Thomas Kitchin settled across Decatur county farming at several places before returning to North Broadway Greensburg. Survived by three children Joseph B. Frank B. and Mrs Ainsworth. Funeral held at home with Rev J W Turner officiating and burial at South Park cemetery.
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Decatur County
Thomas Kitchin
North Broadway
J. W. Turner
Burit
South Park
Sarah L. Boone
Butler County
Ohio
Thomas Boone
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
College Corner
Elihu Thomas
C. S. Ainsworth
Greensburg
Broadway
Collins Farm
Spring Hill
Corbett
Boone County
Kitchin
Charles I. Ainsworth
Joseph B
Frank B
Ainsworth
Public Sale on Farm Near Greensburg Indiana
Will sell at public auction on my farm on Michigan road seven miles northwest of Greensburg on Thursday July 3, 1909 starting at 9 am. Includes Angus cattle two bulls seven heifers cows with calves and bred cows Jersey cow and calf, brood mare in foal, horses, farm implements, furniture, gas pipe and more. Terms new notes for 12 months on sums five dollars and up or cash under five dollars. five percent discount for cash over five hundred ninety dollars. Auctioneers Will R Pleak and A F Eubank. 2612
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Michigan Road
Greensburg
Indiana
Adams
I. & C. Traction
Oliver Gang
Belle
Fire Clay
Nellie Logan
Abdallah
Virginia
Will R. Pleak
A. F. Eubank
Maner county trustee fears rats seek guard cats
Frank M. Allison, former township trustee, slept at his Adams township country home when a rat reportedly leaped onto the bed and bit him on the head. He jokes about hiring Maltese or Angora cats as bodyguards but rejects gentler breeds.
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Sr. Paul
Ind
Frank M. Allison
Adams
Allison
Abe Martin Notes Rainy Idle Times and Local Happenings
The column jokes about rain causing idleness while mentioning Indianapolis chief Metzger and Constable Newt Plum preparing for reelection by handing out two cigars. The piece also notes automobile factories running overtime and likens drivers to the weather impact.
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Metzger
Indianapolis
Newt Plum
Clerks Score High in Greensburg Post Office Test
Chief Clerk S M Bushnell of Cincinnati supervised an ex amination of Greensburg postal clerks William H Davis and Herbert E West on Indiana mail distribution. Davis achieved 99.36 percent accuracy with 21 cards per minute. West 99.11 percent with 19 per minute.
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Greensburg
S. M. Bushnell
Cincinnati
Willliam H. Davis
Herbert E. West
Indiana
Mr. West
St Paul Homecoming Plans Preview August Fourth
St Paul citizens prepare for a multi day homecoming on August 3 4 5 and 6 with free attractions balloon ascensions band concerts automobile parades nightly fireworks and active organizers O Hungerford Roy C Kanounce J A Jewett Roy Murphy John L Jackson led by a women's committee headed by Mrs Ollie Kanouse Mrs Cora Hess and Miss Phoebe Phillips.
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St. Paul
O. Hungerford
Roy C. Kanounce
J. A. Jewett
Roy Murphy
John L. Jackson
Ollie Kanouse
Cora Hess
Phoebe Phillips
Indiana Law Reporters Association annual meeting invitation
The Indiana Law Reporters Association will hold its annual session July 19 and 20 at East Side Hotel Lake Manitou Rochester Indiana. It invites stenographers and judges to attend and join, with membership open to those who can write shorthand at 150 words per minute for five consecutive minutes.
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Indiana Law Reporters’ Association
East Side
Lake Manitou
Rochester
Indiana
The
Association
Balloon ascent by McClellan Wolfe at Newpoint
McClellan Wolfe of Newpoint plans a balloon ascent tomorrow afternoon from the George Metz lot. The 185 foot balloon, previously flown at the county fair grounds, is advertised across surrounding towns and is expected to attract many spectators.
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McClellan Wolfe
Newpoint
Prof. Wolfe
George Metz
Memorial Day Observance by Lone Tree Camp No 7253
The Lone Tree Camp No 7253 Modern Woodmen of America will observe Memorial Day on Sunday in this city. Deceased members include Harry Bateman Marsh Barnes Sam Brazelton Everett Brazelton Allen Davis Will Elder W Hoffmeister Ira Jones Lon Jackson Ollie McCormack Herman Robbins John Stevenson and Ira L Woods.
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Lone Tree
Woodman of America
Harry Bateman
Marsh Barnes
Sam Brazelton
Everett Brazelton
Allen Davis
Will Q. Elder
W. H. Hoffmeister
Ira Jones
Lon Jackson
Ollie McCormack
Herman Robbins
John Stevenson
Ira L. Woods
Epworth League Conventions Set for Greensburg Meeting
The Moores Hill District Epworth Leagues plan their nineteenth annual convention in Greensburg on June 29 and 30. Delegates will join First and Centenary churches for sessions with devotions, sermons, reports, elections, and an address by Rev. W S Bovard.
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Epworth
Moores Hill District
Greensburg
W. W. Hoffer
W. S Bovard
D. D
Pres. Moores Hill College
Epworth League
E. R. Moody
Pretty Centenary church wedding of Arlie Rowe and Frank Gray
Miss Arlie Rowe and Frank W. Gray were married at Centenary M E Church with Rev. J A Browne officiating. Ruth Edwards played, bridesmaids wore pink and yellow silk, reception followed at the bride’s mother on East Washington Street, 75 guests attended, couple honeymooned at French Lick, will reside at 320 East Washington. Out of town guests included Ruth Edwards, Edmond Gray, Mrs Buzzard, and Louise Hyde.
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M. E
Arlie Rowe
Ina Rowe
Frank W. Gray
J. A. Browne
Ruth Edwards
Mendelssohn
Tranmire
Ethel] Watson
Ercile Vandament
Louis Clark
Mildred Owens
Miss Vandament
Miss Watson
East Washington Street
Gray
French Lick
Moores Hill
Edmond Gray
Chicago
Buzzard
Toledo
Illinois
Louise Hyde
Rushville
Shafer Harrell Wedding Held Near Letts
Bert A. Shafer and Miss Rena Harrell united in marriage east of Letts at eight o'clock Wednesday night with Rev. Roberts officiating. The bride, a well known county teacher and city graduate, and the groom, formerly of Westport and now in Pierce Colorado, plan to reside in Colorado. The Standard extends congratulations.
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Bert A. Shafer
Rena Harrell
Marsh Harrell
Letts
Roberts
Shafer
Westport
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old style classified advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick cure for diarrhoea. The ad targets moderate means readers and notes the remedy costs 25 cents and is sold by druggists. The piece closes with a rhetorical question about society.
Hardware stores extend evening hours for harvest season
Hardware and Implements announces extended evening hours to serve customers during harvest. From June 28 through July 10, inclusive, stores will stay open longer each evening at MEEK & WOODEN, CORBETT & ROHE.
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Meek & Wooden
Corbett & Rohe
Bay View Emerges As Grand Michigan Summer City
Bay View in Northern Michigan grows from wilderness to the Wests largest summer city. Cottages crowd the terraces drawing owners from New York to Seattle. The Assembly and Summer University attract prominent figures. new divisions include a Summer School in Household Arts and a Biblic Conference with governors and judges among speakers. Summer meetings run July 12 for five weeks.
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Bay View
Michigan
Lake Michigan
New York
Seattle
Ocean Grove
Chautauqua
Glenn
North Carolina
Buchtel
Colorado
Lindsey
Denver
J. M. Hall
Boston Boulevard
Detroit
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised for Deafness Relief
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Local Social Notes Highlight Hamilton Spencer Ramsay Sawyer
Names P. W. Hamilton W. H. Spencer Mrs Agnes Ramsay Mrs Jeanie Sawyer Miss May Camel Nora B. Winer appear in a social cards section. The brief listing emphasizes these individuals in a community social page.
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P. W. Hamilton
W. H. Spencer
Agnes Ramsay
Jeanie Sawyer
May Camel
Nora B. Winer
Death at I.O.O.F. Home: John D. Pinkston Dies
John D. Pinkston, age sixty six, died at the I.O.O.F. Home Tuesday afternoon after several days illness. The remains were shipped to Chrisney for burial on Wednesday. A closing moral about appearances and embracing honest refusals follows.
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John D. Pinkston
Chrisney
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