Ed Harvey dies at age 23 after brief illness
Edgar Harvey son of Charles L and Chloe Harvey died at home October 22 1913 at Rush Creek after illness in Newton County He was a teacher farmer and church member who valued education and temperance He leaves a mother three sisters Lena Elsie Edith a brother Guy and many friends Funeral services were held at the Friends church.
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Edgar A
Charles L
Chloe Harvey
Seanna Hobson
Tangier
Christ
Friends Church
Kingman
Danville Normal
State Normal
Purdue
Newton County
Miss Embree
Edgar Harvey
Lena
Elsie
Edith
Guy
David Commons
Martilla
Mary Cox
Levi Woody
Mike Grimes
Charles Eohlin
Albert Deal
Madison Commons
D. D. Ray
Pearly Mendenhall
Rush Creek
Steinbaugh and Jones Sell Best Rubber Footwear
Steinbaugh and Jones offer top quality rubber footwear under the Ball Band label noted for durability and comfort. The ad promotes a wide selection, highlighting reliable protection for work and daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbaugh & Jones
Local residents and events noted in Marshall area
Owen Swaim and Claude Robinson with wives visited Sunday evening. James Coats digs a bountiful potato crop. Earl Jones moved to the Elwell farm bought by Charley Isley. Scotts Prairie church services closed Tuesday night. Emmit Moffett returned home from Purdue for the weekend. Friday school supper a great success. Mrs. E E Baker visiting sister Kate Furr.
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Owen Swaim
Claude Robinson
Near Marshall
Our
Earl Jones
Elwell
Charley Isley
Emmit Moffett
Purdue University
Funeral for nephew in Danville after Tennessee wreck
L H Johnson attended the funeral of his nephew Joe Johnson who died in the railroad wreck in Tennessee last week. Hershal Ewbank and wife welcomed an 8 pound son Tedric Eugene born last Sunday morning. Henry Zackmire and wife visited Lilbourn to survey real estate near that place. Robinson and Reaths offer all kinds of meat.
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L. H.johnson
Danville
Ill
Joe Johnson
Tennessee
Hershal Ewbank
Tedric Eugene
Henry Zackmire
Lilbourn
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
Tar Star lists recent Fountain County real estate filings. Doris B Merryman and husband transfer Lot 89 V add Covington to Frost R Harden for 650 dollars. Merryman and husband also transfer Pt Lot 163 C 2nd add Covington for 1200 dollars. Attica I J Co transfers Lot 124 A P add Attica to Levi S Lever for 200 dollars. Joseph E Martin transfers to James Edward Martin and 25 interest in 50 A Wabash for 800 dollars. Sophia Lindburg transfers real estate in Attica to James Scribner for 8300 dollars.
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Fountain Co
O. S. Douglas
Covington
Ind
Doris B. Merryman & Husb
Frost R. Harden
Doris B
Attica I. & J. Co
Levi S. Lever
A.P
Joseph E. Martin
Edward Martin
A. Wabash
Sophia Lindburg
James Scribner
Attica
Coal Sale Offers Clean Burning Fuel At Eight Cents
The S. B. Coal Co. advertises winter coal at 8c per bushel praised for clean burn with little soot. Levi Redenbaugh and his wife travel to Indianapolis on Monday due to their daughter Mrs. Ella Little’s serious illness.
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S. B. Coal Co
Levi Redenbaugh
Indianapolis
Ella Little
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Pioneer
Hot Blast
Nubian
Armstrong & Graham
Ned Inlow
the Homer Swell Abstract CO
Covington, Indiana
Tinsley Block
Oakland
Overland
Allen and Paige-Detroit
Jno. F. Judy
Judyville, Ind
the Farmer's Loan Co
Melvin Light
Steinbaugh @ Jones
God
Parke
Martilia Cox
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Farmers Institute Church
Cox
Frank Nolan
Wyoming
Ilinois
Indiana
Fred Anglemyer
Will Hadley
Robert and
Manda Andrews
Miles Martin
Will Griffin
Kansas City
Curtis Thompson
George Hendrix
Asenath Swaim
Ladies Aid of the Friends Church
Mary Haworth
Marion
Dave Commons
Kokomo, Ind
Steam Corner
James Coats
The
Scotts Prairie Church
Mrs
E. E. Baker
Kate Furr
Robinson & Reaths
H. P. McCrary’s Store
Grismore & Drake
Kingman Hotel
A. D. Mann
Harveysburg
Alice M. Howell
Victor Chicago
Ladies Tailoring Co
Kingman Telephone Co
James W. Bonebrake
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