Gravel train wreck halts Panhandle traffic near Kaysville
A westbound Panhandle gravel train wrecked shortly after seven this morning just below the big curve east of Kaysville. One car derailed into a ditch, no injuries reported, though nearby tracks blocked both directions. A wrecking train from Indianapolis arrived. the 880 passenger and nine o clock fast mail were delayed nearly four hours.
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Panhandle
Kaysville
Neoons
Indianapolis
Annual Methodist meetings and church notices in Connersville district
The Sanctuary reports the annual meeting of the Methodist Ministerial Association in Carthage and lists upcoming society meetings at Indianap olis and local churches. It notes farewells for Rev. and Mrs. Radcliffe, baccalaureate services, interchurch union events, and a new pulpit supply by Rev. Bills of Lewisville during the pastor’s absence. Cigar sales by Mtr Danner of Belle Knightstown are also mentioned.
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Methodist Ministerial Association
Connersville
Carthage
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Helen Hatfield
Woodlawn Avenue
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
J. F. Radcliffe
Mtr Danner
W.C. Wes
Pride of
Knightstown
California move of Dr Morrison family in July
Dr J B Morrison and his family plan a July departure from Knightstown to California where they will establish a home near Pasadena. He may practice medicine. office duties will be handled by J T Charler and Company. The arrival is seen as a loss to Knightstown and a noted local event.
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California
J. B Morrison
Knightstown
Pasatena
Morrison
Hall Stuart
Sirs Morrison
Capt. Morrison
San Juan
Pesadera
Local Notes and Plans From Greenfield Readers
Dr C P Wilson of Greenfield visited yesterday. The Home Workers of the Presbyterian church announce a rummage sale in the second week of November. A Pilkenton, Greenfield cigar man, was here yesterday and will sail June 8 for a Europe tour, accompanied by George Wilson of Indianapolis. L P Newby may accompany them.
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Greenfield
The
Presbyterian Church
A. ©. Pilkenton
Greenfield Cigar
Pilkenton
Europe
George Wilson
Indianapolis
L. P. Newby
Pickering reunion moved to New Castle area
The Pickering reunion is moved from June 1 to about July 4 and will be held at New Castle. Community notes report houses of Judge Morrin L A Jennings and others have been stoned by unknown parties at Newcastle. The item lists numerous local movements, visits, and small-town happenings across three counties with names like Greenfield Knightstown and Indianapolis.
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Pickering
Newcastle
Judge Morrin
L. A. Jennings
Local social notes from Carthage area weekend visitors
Carthage area residents hosted guests from Lewisville Rushville Greenfield Newcastle Hartford City and Dublin. Names include Mr and Mrs Wil Hill Mrs J M Stevens Prof William H Hill Mrs Keturah Miles and many others with gatherings Sunday and Monday plus births and a death in the Dublin household.
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Wil! Hill
Lewisville
O. E. Bill
Greenfield
Ed Miner
J. M. Stevens
Rushville
William Manley
Death of Civil War veteran George Kinder at Six Mile cemetery
George Kinder, a Civil War veteran and member of the Sith Indiana Regiment, died Thursday after a stroke on Monday. Family from Greenfield, Raysville, Maxwell, Cleveland, and Upland attended the bedside and funeral at the family residence, with interment at Six Mile cemetery.
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George Kinder
Sith Indiana Regiment
Will, White
Greenfield
Richard Kinder
Wallow
Frank Brandenburg
Maxwell
Royal Kinder
Cleveland
Emma Hicks
Upland
Six Mile Cemetery
Death Claims More Victims In Local News
Former Knightstown resident John W. Heaton died in Indianapolis after an acute lung attack. He was 76 and had lived in Knightstown since the 1850s, active in the Methodist church and once in business. His funeral was held at the local Methodist church with interment in Knightstown cemetery. Mrs Elia Wright died in Greenfield after allegedly taking the wrong headache tablet. Her remains were brought to Knightstown for burial in Glenrove cemetery.
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Emory Porter
S. R. Monticue
C. F. Baxter
Indianapolis
John Heaton
Knightstown
Wright
John W. Heaton
Methodist Church
Gordon Baillard
Mer Heaton
Mra Elia Wright
Greenfield
Henry Frederick
Glenrove
Beart Memorial Remains Interred at Walnut Ridge
Friday of Beart trouble. The remains were brought to Walnut Ridge Monday for interment. Mies Hill formerly lived near Carthage, and is well-known by several there.
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Walnut Ridge
Mies Hill
Carthage
White as Muskee police force secretaryship candidate
Deses White, a farmer and later Muskee police officer, sought the secretaryship. J H Mount H C Mount and John Fin nan Jr of Centerville visited Wednesday. Mounts plan building a new opera house at Fayette county capital and toured theatres including the Aiismbra, praising its comparison to others.
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Farmeris
Musche
J. H. Mount
H.C. Mount
John Finnan, Jr
Cennereville
Moessra
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