Local notices and court records chronicle deaths and legal actions
The record documents obituaries for multiple residents including Mrs. Kate Edwards Coppess and Mrs. Mildred Taylor, with notes on survivors and funeral plans. It also lists court filings in Lancaster township, alimony concerns, and property disputes, plus administrator appointments and estate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foi
Poe
Rose
Feibys
Sulzer
Boar
Laura
Oscar Bie
Cas
Gmail
Ettorneys
John MceGoesor
Death notice of Miss Gide and others in local obit
The decedent is survived by brother Mr. Prentice Gide and sisters Miss Mary Goole and Mrs. Georgia Pheasant. Other relatives include Bovard siblings, Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Posehn, and several nieces and nephews. A farm near Colorado Howard and Mrs. Pheasant’s farm are noted, with the church ties to the Boot Perk Baptist Church and local county connections.
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Mildred
W. H
Ad Burdett
Mary i
der Beng
Fred W
Wow
A. Fen
Ness
Canaan
Vin
Erin
Charles Ara
Maria
Hs Ah
Ava van
Pegret
Morris Chepel
Prentice Gite
Tos
Mary Goole
Georgia Pheasant
Caliornia
Pheasant
Cootada Howard
Daneos Bovard
Noweese
John Bovard
Carrollto
Peansha Bovard
Feos
Reed
James Green
Kerth Madison
Posehn
PB Dleview
Fo Tors
John Steele
Speotland County
James
Emmag Rynearson
Noel Madcon
Frank Wykel
Getod View
Ilinois
Hecatatee
Bryantsburg
Algoa Giater
Local notes from Madison and Indianapolis events
Brief items report births visits and family travels including a fine son to Mr and Mrs Charles N Kasper and trips by Mr Robert Shaughnessy and Mr Frank Duncan. Also notes on funeral services for Mrs John Bovard and autos with or without 1920 license tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Kasper
Walter Sauley
West Second Street
Lou Voiles
Indianapolis
Robert Shaughnessy
Frank Duncan
Edward Chowning
North Walnut Street
John Bovard
Hebron Church
Hebron
Cavin R. Kemper
Franklin
Kemper
State Masonic Home
Frank A. Crow
Marian
Fractured OCR Note Resumes Incomplete Local Item
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions a court or official tour with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a figure and actions but lack coherent context or outcomes. Further clarification is needed to determine the event, participants, and location.
Flax Returns to Prominence as Cotton Dominates
The piece notes a shift back to linen after the cotton gin impacted flax, highlighting renewed flax production for common garments and shipwear while cotton strengthens munitions supply. It observes King Cotton rising again to prominence in ordinary pursuits, asserting flax’s diminished monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inen
Boy's Blunder Reveals Unearthed Planes In Class
A teacher uses a picture of an Arab with head in hands to urge prayer. A student named Billy Cubba blurts out the man is looking for planes, revealing a humorous mishearing during a lesson on piety.
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Billy Cubba
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Prewatt
Marriage licenses issued include Hay H Thorne to Esther Edith Ritchie of Jefferson county and Edgar St Ramseyer of Connersville to Hazel Anderson of Vevay. John Guynn of Jefferson county will wed Cynthia Kelly in the clerk's office at 1 40 this afternoon. Beefstork is noted as a supposed cure in consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay H. Thorne
Esther Edith Ritchie
Jefferson County
Edgar St. Ramseyer
Connersville
Hazel Anderson
Vevay
John Guynn
Cynthia Kelly
Tia
Court House
Prairieville townsfolk weigh federated church shift
Readers view church unity movement and government funds amid rural uprisings and economic pressures. The piece cites prairie town life near Prairieville, local leadership challenges, and calls for coordinated action as denominational union churches gain traction. It quotes military and religious leaders urging solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T News Porchan
Owidte Boupen
Prairieville
Prdrevine
Climate of the Philippines
The piece notes the Philippines has a mild tropical climate with cool nights and no sunstroke history. It cites a thirty year ante ratte average of 80 degrees and closes with a proverb about value and fishing.
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Philippine
Thrift Finds Way to Sea in World War Savings Drive
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the Mediterranean squadron aiding in Asia Minor while the War Savings campaign on the vessel Olympia is led by Lieut. H K Koebig with assurance of full cooperation from Capt. Vac F Boyd and his crew.
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Mediterranean
Ines Securities
Asia Minor
Savings Division
Vac F. Boyd
U.S. S. Olympia
Constantinople
H. K. Koebig
Boyd
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AULN
Reat
Madison
Ty Hoe
Bio
CIA Cinvati
Eastson
Wiliam
Wweehs
Conners
Kodward
Edwin Suan
Emardes
Tbadt
Ewig Megs Ag
Leo
Bear
Flin
Senate
Jala Baker
Mrs. Pose
Bea Prerdy
Nistv Ll. Ah
Henle Ures
Prast Ed
Haute Ave
Jay
Mata
Vuarne Ty Saget
Apt
Sashiv
Fair Mount
Frank
The
K.o
Asoo
Franklin Russell
Floyd Turner
Howard Turner
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Non. M. R. Sulzer
J. J. Morrison
Jhames’s Bottom, Ky
Jones
Atlbare
Moon Jessi May Powin
Juduidapolis
Boontian
Joseph M
Nir
Tel
Rene
America
Fhout People and Co
Maximo Meb Alam
Philippine Socen
Levi
Philippines
Armenia
Maximo M. Kalavw
Novoni
Prin i
ROT OF Utndee Operai AG
Tevire
Ss Cties
Women's Ciuas
Lodaes
Cidrches
Hhiont Savings
Savenig
Abe
Wwe
Marie Wedie
Peesatdae
Orient
Union
Bucope
Pte
Christan Filipines
Charles Tocaiett
Tont Revnitidor
Sitetua St cdi
Preas- Wsn
Bambs
G. Sherwood Eddy
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