Boone County Fair closes with mixed crowds
Clouds gave way to sun as Boone County fair drew a slower morning crowd but packed the grounds by afternoon. Races ran full, with Maud Winning the 2:22 trot and Gott-Ett claiming a heat, as judges and officials praised horsemen and exhibitors amid a busy premium department and art goods judging by Mrs Carrie Parr Grace Norwood.
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Boone County
Cakre
Whody
Shideler
Irvington
Carrie Parr
Grace Norwood
Thorn Town Funeral for One-Year-Old Son of Clauser
The one-year-old son of Mr. Jp Clauser of ThornTown died this morning. The funeral is planned for Saturday at St Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev J F Connelly officiating tomorrow afternoon.
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Jp Clauser
Thorn
St. Joseph's Cath
J. F Connelly
A Great Pitcher Work and Wages Sermon Theme
The sermon at Central Christian Church Sunday evening by Rev. EB Brown will discuss work and wages. The theme centers on the role of workers in every kind of employment and invites all wage earners to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Brown
Central Christian Church
EB. Brown
Justus Shuts Out Mansfeld and Lima in Prolific 4 Month Span
Justus held Mansfeld to no hits on July 19 and August 2 while facing Portsmouth, with minimal balls in play. He also threw a one hit game against Lima on July 19 and posted two two hit and two three hit games this season. Lancaster leads the Ohio State league by about 50 points with Red White and Blink Mack posting several no hit and one to three hit games.
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Justus
Mansfeld
Portsmouth
Outfeld
Lima
Red" White
Lancaster
Blink” Mack
Sandlin reunion brings five generations to Indiana home
A family reunion at Advance on Wednesday honored five generations of the James Sandlin family. Attendees included James Padgett and wife from Mount Era Vlitois, the Sandlin oldest daughter visiting after 27 years, and relatives from Hillisburg Roberts Janustown Mia and nearby communities. A large dinner was served and guests enjoyed the day with numerous family members listed.
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James Sandlin
Lewis Sandlin
Simeon Canada
Scott Sumpter
Joe Sandlin
Paul Cook
Dora Davin
Ban Sumpter
Margaret Hurt
Rebecca Brinegar
Don Parsel
George Canady
James Darnell
Sheridan Man Weds A special from Bloomington Sept 2
The wedding of Prof. George Teter of Sheridan and Miss Ruth Smith of this city occurred today at the bride's parents home on East Third street with about thirty guests. Rev. Mr. Teter officiated. A wedding breakfast followed. The bride is Bloomington High School Class of 1906 graduate. the groom diplomaed at Indiana University two years ago and studied at Harvard for a year. He will teach at the Manual Training School in Indianapolis this year. The couple left for Indianapolis and Sheridan for visits.
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Bloomington
George Teter
Sheridan
Ruth Smith
W. E. Smith
East Third Street
Teter
Bloomington High School
Indiana
Harvard University
Indianapolis
Hand Car Collision Near Zionsville Injures Ten
An interurban freight train struck a hand car used by section men at a curve north of Zionsville. Ten men were aboard with meals in buckets, but they barely escaped as the car was demolished. Most buckets were scattered and the men rushed home for dinner.
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Zionsville
Married Yesterday In Local Parsonage in Noon Ceremony
Roscoe Gregg and Hazel Timmons wed yesterday at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Lor Krider officiating. The bride hails from Sheridan while the groom, a Boone county schoolteacher, resides in Adams township nearby. Noblesville Ledger reports.
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Roscoe Gregg
Hazel Timmons
Lor
Krider
Sheridan
Adams Township
Boone County
Noblesville Ledger
Dreams, illness, and a man facing death
Frankfort Sept. 4. John E. Bossaum, longtime tuberculosis patient, believed he had seventy two days to live but survives. His dream of judgment and heaven sparked fear, faith, and concern among family and physicians. He prepared his affairs, stating willingness to go, yet may linger or die soon.
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Frankfort
John
E. Bossaum
Bossaum
Hilla
God
Mr. Doyle
Lang Family Reunion Draws Sixty At Zionsville GARL Hall
The Lang family held its annual reunion in the GARL hall in Zionsville with about sixty attendees. Socializing followed a noon meal, and relatives from Indianapolis Lafayette Colfax Thorntown Whitestown and nearby areas attended amid concerns over Mrs. J. T. Huckleberry’s health.
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Zionsville
Lang
Garl Hall
Colfax
Thorntown
J. T. Huckleberry
WM. Byers
Daniel White
H. M. Byers
D. C. Neal
Lebanon
W. P.byers
JM Byers
E. A. Lane
A.C Jones
Paul
Indianapolis
H. C. Williams
Lafayette
W. A. Lane
B. W. Lane
G. M. Clark
Jerome Neese
Whites— Town
Elias P. Dunbar
Bowers Station
J. C. Lamar
Hendricks County
Russell Allen
Frankfort
Will Rooker
Robert
Imo Lutz
B. Grimes
Child dies at home of parents on C street
Edna Robertson aged one year four months ten days died at 12 50 pm Thursday at her home 314 C street from complications of diseases. She had been ill ten days. Funeral will be held at the residence at 1 am Saturday with Rev L B ment officiating.
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Lols Edna Robertson
Fred
Mse Roher
C Street
Benth Way
Promoters Visit Thorntown On Traction Extension Plan
The Thorntown Times reports Bowman and Johnson of Indianapolis checked Thorntown and Darlington in a preliminary study for a Thorntown Darlington and Attica Traction line. They noted the Northwestern end on Main Street and the project would tap fertile country along Rock River and the Wabash. News of the visit spread amid their muffled auto ride.
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Thorntown Times
Messrs
Bowman & Johnson
Law Building
Indianapolis
Thorntown
Darlington
Attica
Main Street
Rock River
Wabash
Going South Signs Point to Early Cold Weather
The article notes people consider signs and bird migrations as clues to approaching cold weather. Blackbirds are migrating south in search of warmth, suggesting cooler temperatures ahead. The backbird is moving early, possibly extending mild weather until October. Fall opens September 23, the first Wednesday after the fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Zion and Morris Nominated For State Offices
At the State convention of the Independence Party in English's Opera House Indianapolis last night James M Zion of Clarks Hill was nominated for governor Mrs May era Morris of this city was nominated for superintendent of public instruction
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Independence Party
English
Indianapolis
James M. Zion
Clarks Hill
Mra
Mayera Morris
W. Deans horse sold after 2 23 trot at fairgrounds
The Crawfordsville fair offered five racing events with close finishes and split heats. Maud Caesar won the 2 22 trot in straight heats, amid cheers, then Amos Whiteley of Muncie bought the mare for 2500 after watching her performance with a stopwatch.
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Maud Caesar
H. W. Dean
Thorntown
Amos Whiteley
White River Stock Farm
Muncie
Whiteley
James Hazelton
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville Fair
Ate
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Roscoe Greve
Miss Hazel Timmons
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Mavourneen Morris
Hearst
W. Dean
Mit
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Queen Spink
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