Farewell Praise For Rev Demetrius Tillotson At Centenary Church
The Centenary M E Church in Lebanon honored Rev Demetrius Tillotson after eight years as pastor with tears and tributes from church members and local clergy. Speakers praised his leadership in temperance, education, and public welfare, noting his devotion to duty and the positive changes in the city before the farewell to be continued on the next page.
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Centenary M. E J Ccurch
Demetrius Titlotson
Demetrius Tillotson
Tue
T. J. Terhune
L. EB. Brown
Methodist Church Quartette
Committee On
Demetrius
Lebanon
Cntenary
Tillotson
Tilioteon
Ot Elvic
Moe
N. Cragan
Ben F. M'Key
Mmmittee
George B. McKee
First Baptist Church
Tilotson
Temperance
J. EB. Brown
Central Christian Church
Frankfort
Mr. Tilottson
M. B
Brown
Mr. Tillotson
Veterans of Tenth Indiana Regimental Reunion in Frankfort
Surviving veterans of the Tenth Indiana regiment met in Frankfort for their annual reunion. Eighty-one registered by noon with total enrollment near 93. Morning sessions featured speeches by Vance Vought and others. a later business meeting approved next year’s Frankfort host and a committee to publish a regiment history.
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Tenth Indiana Regiment
K. of PB. Hall
W. C. Vance
Noblesville
Association
D.H. Olive
Indianapolis
Emma Matthews
James al Price
Emma Carter
Wiley
Wm. H
Rom. Seaver
Frankfort
Prankfort
James H. Boyle
Maj
van Natta
Cy Clark
T. A. Cobb
William H. Perkita
Willem
Miaptis, Co
Little Tots Begin School Career In City Buildings
Names of children entering city schools last Monday are listed under Central North and South Building groups. The long roster includes Clyde Tribbett Carl Lehmann Laurence Clark and many others with multiple family surnames and initials recorded for the start of the term.
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Clyde Tribbett
Carl Lehmann
Laurence Clark
Byron Cory
Ray Creath
Dora Doolittle
Nore — Doolittle
Marie Williams
Marion Wilson
Foster — Horner
Dorothy Bunitin
Margaret Shepard
Dorothy Parnal
Lorenzo Daugherty
Lucile Burk
Newton Ashley
Andrew Adams
Valeria
Adney
Mary — Tice
Dorothy Varniz
Ralph Nelson
Russell Byers
Helen Loose
Clyde Evans
Harold Push
North
Harry Saunders
Charles Sims
George Hurt
Raymond Moffett
Ward Hedge
Francis Keeley
Moses Neese
Victor Honan
Vernie Wertz
Mary Dodge
Pearl Zimmerman
Nora V. Smith
Martha A. Wiley
Doris Slusser
Ethel Beard
Hlenore McMakin
Lucile Gardner
Dorothy Darrough
Josephine
Cline Filed for Support in Hamilton County Court
Jane Myrtle Cline sues Dalton B. Cline and First National Bank of Sheridan in Hamilton County Circuit Court for 250 dollars for her support and 3 dollars weekly for their eight month old daughter Catherine. She alleges lack of alimony and failure to provide clothing since marriage.
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Jane Myrtle Cline
Hamilton County
Dalton B. Cline
First National Bank of
Sheridan
Catherine
Farm Crisis Ends in Drowning Death of Local Farmer
Crawfordsville Ind Sept 16 John J E Brown a farmer near Alamo ended his life by drowning in a watering trough after a period of ill health and distress over his twin brother James Brown who died in Marion Feb 3 Brown left home early and was found face down in two feet of water by his wife He was survived by a widow two daughters two sisters and two brothers A brother Thomas Brown had previously shot himself years ago
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Crawfordsville
Ind
John JE. Brown
Alamo
Brown
James Brown
Marion
Hughes Renominated at New York Republican Convention
Charles Evan Hughes of New York City won renomination for governor at the Republican state convention by an overwhelming margin on the first ballot. He secured 827 votes of 1,000, while James Wadeworth Jr. received 151 and John K. Stewart 31. State Committeeman William Barnes Jr. moved for the nomination, which was made unanimous.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Charles Evan Hughes
New York City
New York
James W Wadeworth Jr
Livingston County
John K. Stewart
Montgomery
William Barnes Jr
Albany
Great Farm Sale Attracts Huge Crowd Near Stilesville
Col C C Tribbett reported a large Harrison Gentry farm sale at Stilesville yesterday with over 1000 attendees. Baled hay sold for 18.25 per ton and timothy hay brought 14.75 per ton. Hogs, nearly 97 head, were sold at high averages.
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Col
C. C. Tribbett
Harrison Gentry
Stilesville
Baled
Louse Timothy Ray
Oste
Republicans to caucus Thursday over county option bill in Indiana
In Indianapolis on September 16, managers of the Republican party plan a Thursday night caucus with General Assembly members to press support for a county local option bill to be introduced in a coming special session. Attendance and binding plans are uncertain as some Republicans may resist or refuse to attend. Democrats are tight lipped, but claims of enough votes to pass the measure are disputed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
General Assembly
Chamber of House of Representatives
Wade
Pred Shoa
James B. Watson
Henry Sicka
Lebanon
George S. White
Pranklin
Otto Geis
Evansville
James Billingsley
Juin W. Bowins
Marion
R. C. Minton
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