Aged Woman Dies After Seven Months Ill at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Sarah Ann Matthews aged 84 years died at 1:30 p.m. yesterday at her daughter's home in Carmel after an extended illness. She is survived by sons Thomas S. Matthews and Dr. W. H. Matthews and daughters Mrs. A. C. McClelland and Mrs. D. M. McIntosh. She was a longtime member of United Presbyterian Church of Hanover. Funeral services will be held at Carmel Presbyterian Church with interment in Carmel cemetery after the body is returned to Hanover.
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Sarah Ann Matthews
Daniel M. McIntosh
Thomas S. Matthews
Hanover
Ind
W. H. Matthews
Anderson
A. C. McClelland
Westminster
Cal
D. M. McIntosh
United Presbyterian Church
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Carmel Cemetery
Smooth bill raiser works at Princeton
A strange con artist passed counterfeit bills at several Princeton businesses this week. The slick craft altered corner figures on twenties tens and tens to twenty and ten bills. Witnesses describe the suspect as a hurried farmer-type stranger, seen at Knox Oil and Gus Fichter restaurant. No further incidents yet but more raises are suspected.
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Princeton
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Knox Oil Company
South Main Street
Gus Fichter
Fichter
Two Feudists Killed in Somerset Street Battle
In Somerset, J G Harwood, 22, and W A Chapman were killed in a morning street fight. Chapman shot Harwood, then Halliburton, Harwood’s father in law, killed Chapman. Halliburton, 72, was jailed without bail by Justice Fish. Feud stemmed from Marian Harwood’s discharge by Chapman, superintendent of schools.
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A. D. Halliburton
Somerset
Justice of the Fence
J. G. Harwood
W. A. Chapman
Harwood
Chapman
Halliburton
Marian Harwood
Advertised Letters at Linton Post Office
Uncalled letters list includes Fred Pesch Rev P Key Mrs Clifton Hunter Harve Rice Mrs John Phipps Martha Morton Mrs Frank May Charles Lind Gilbert Moore Joseph Jones Pearl Reeds Mrs Dewey Brown Mrs A Bell Mrs Geo Dorris Mrs Kittie Long John L Noble Lloyd Kline Pearl Elkins Julius E Hoops Mrs Beulah Wright Mrs E H Pritchard Lowery C Hall Geo W Butler Mrs T R Wear. All are due one cent. Homer Hart P M.
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Linton Post Office
Fred Pesch
P. Key
Clifton Hunter
Harve Rice
John Phipps
Martha Morton
Frank May
Charles Lind
Gilbert Moore
Joseph Jones
Pearl Reeds
Dewey Brown
A. Bell
Geo. Dorris
Kittie Long
John L. Noble
Lloyd Kline
Pearl Elkins
Julius E. Hoops
Beulah
Night Writing Class At Local High School
Professor A M Grass announces a four month night writing class at the high school starting in January. The program will run Monday through Wednesday evenings with a tuition of 36 for the term or 38 for two months. Grass has enrolled several students and expects more.
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Linton
Arthur Grass
Nigh School
Grass
Hoosier
Chicago 10 Have 3 New Skyscrapers
Chicago plans three towering skyscrapers, including a 556 foot Methodist church near downtown, a 650 foot Tribune building pending alderman approval, and a 27 story federal building costing 15 million dollars to house all federal departments.
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City Council
Chicago Methodists
Chicago Tribune
Board of Aldermen
Tribune
Federal
United States
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