Local notes from Carrollton and surrounding towns
Morning arrivals and departures include Blake in the city to visit Lonnty Meo Jon Copmiksy in the county. Residents from Carrollton and Indianapolis visit relatives, with probate and obituaries noted. Copenhagen imposes ventilation rules on taxis after each trip.
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Dee
Dees Blake
Loonty
Jon Copmiksy
Wnship
Mir Jo Weatheorel
Carrollton
Fithia
South Bend
Shedure Rokebrandt
Shelbyville
Micginian Stanley
Cincinnati
Rest Room fund near exhaustion prompts action
At the communal meeting President de Wo Levis called attention to the special fund for maintaining the Rest Room, which was nearly exhausted. The Rest Room is being well patronized by farmers and businesses, and steps were ordered to secure regular monthly subscriptions to cover the matron’s salary. W C Ropers Jon Sena field and W H Matthews were tasked to solicit merchants and business people. W C Rogeres and J Ashby supported the clean up and paint up campaign. J E Crozier noted the charity association aims, suggesting referral of the matter to it.
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de Wo Levis
W.C. Ropers
Jon Senafield
W. H. Matthews
W. C. Rogere
T. Ashby Spore
J. E. Crozier
County Agent Drive Highlighted By Professor Coleman Visit
Professor T. A. Coleman of Purdue University will speak at the Baptist Church in Kent on Friday March 5 at 2 p.m. and at the Court House in this city on Saturday March 6 at 3 30 p.m. His talk, The Duties of the County Gentleman, targets farmers and financiers urging support for a Jefferson County County Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Jefferson County
A. Coleman
Purcue University
Baptist Church
Kent
Fashion Care Note for Dress and Accessories
Dress hosts and shoes amid fabric care guidance. Rain spots on cloth require careful handling with soft brushing. A silk tie can be cleaned gently with emery paper and a gentle shake to remove shiny bracelet marks.
Town Topics Reflections On City Progress And Transit
Baltimore profits from cemetery celebration gains while Portland awaits subway growth in a year. New York may build fifty to sixty miles of subway, Pittsburgh faces removing fifty or sixty miles of red tape to enable projects.
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Baltimore
Baltimere Amierien
Portland
Oregonian
New York
Pitteburgh
Pittsburgh
Christmas Shopping Early Across Cities
The shrewd Woman passes Christmas shopping tips with early purchases praised. The Portland Oregonian notes early shopping boosts business while Chicago News cites it as a wholesome stimulant. The Indianapolis News urges early buys to avoid toy import shortages and favor useful presents.
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Portland Oregonian
Chicago News
Indianapolis News
Wisconsin Men Strike Gold at Hahn's Peak Royal Flush Mine
Wisconsin investors report a rich gold ore strike in the Royal Flush mine at Hahn's Peak Steamboat Springs Colorado. The vein runs 3.5 to 4 feet thick with strong silver and lead values and ore sent for shipment. Depth reached forty feet with vir gin ore found on the hanging wall. Milwaukee rye bread is shipped nationwide.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Royal Flush
Hahn's Peak
Wisconsin
Miss Caroline Miller Dies After Long Illness
Miss Caroline S Miller a resident of Go'rlock died at her Walnut street home after a prolonged illness. Born January 4 1844 in the city she was daughter of the late Jacob and Mary Miller and survived by two sisters Louise M Russell and Mathilda Miller and two brothers Albert and Charles Miller all at home. Funeral services will be at the residence Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Springdale cemetery. The services will be conducted by Mrs Arends.
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Elizabeth Shepherd
County Asylum
Acuna Wagner
Oui i. Shepherd
North Madison
Ind
Aurora
George W. Byfield
Grahams Township
Byfield
Bernice
Ulysses Heady
Lucy Heady
Floris
Iowa
Switezerland County
Lawrence Shaw
Pleasant
Madison
Andrew Jacobs
Indianapolis
Indiana Water Supply Association
Rosina
Dudie Jones
Columbus
Preston Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
Caroline S. Miller
Go’rlock
Lutheran Church
Springdale Cemetery
Ivus Arends
Funeral services for Ville Stephenson at Christ Church
Funeral services were held at Christ Church vestries for Ville Stephenson, young son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stephenson, conducted by Rev. Kinney with involvement from the Red Men. Burial followed at Springdale Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Robinson, Walter Sud, Lewis Turner, Hugh McKay, Bradford Hart, Clifford Hana, George Montz, and Henry Knoeber.
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Ville Stephenson
William Stephenson
Christ Church Vestries
Honna
Burid
Springdale
Oil and Cemetery
Charles Robinson
Walter Sud
Lewis Turner
Hugh McKay
Bradford Hart
Clifford Hana
George Montz
Henry Knoeber
Obituary Notice and Military Funeral Details
The article reports the death of a venerable resident in Loweitown and describes a funeral for Thomas Ennis, including a large turnout, Bachman Post A R firing squad, and a Springdale cemetery burial. It notes the clocked time of services and references surrounding civic activities and pension bills with financial figures.
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Thomas Ennis
Bachman Post
Elck
Hartley
A. R
Springdale Cemetery
Kremer
Co. F
Insty
Gun attack in Mexico prompts deadly blast report
A damaged cable report describes a bomb aboard a package blown up near Ponce Mexico. Fifteen people were killed or wounded when the explosion occurred aboard a ship or in a bomb laden area, with names of several witnesses and officials cited.
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Ponce
Mexico
Xigaa Consulate
Property Transfers Reported In Manville and Surrounding Townships
Harley E Spann and wife transfer store and residence at Manville exclusive of stock to Ollie V Turner for 2700 dollars. Harrieth W Dean and wife deed 11 acres in Salud township to Caldera Kimberlin for 100 dollars. Nellie A Schoolcraft conveys half interest in 40 acres in Monroe township to Anna J Williams and husband for private consideration. John W Thomas sells 31 acres in Madison township to John I Arnold and wife for 1000 dollars. Middleton Robertson transfers property in Deputy to James Howsall for 60 dollars. Joseph Downey transfers 100 acres in Lancaster township to Joseph A Downey et al for 2000 dollars. Japan exporting flour to the South Sea islands.
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Harley E. Spann
Ollie V. Turner
Manville
Harrieth W. Dean
Caldera Kimberlin
Salud
Nellie A. Schoolcraft
Anna J. Williams
Monroe Township
John W. Thomas
John I. Arnold
Madison Township
Middleton Robertson
James Howsall
Deputy
Joseph Downey
Joseph A. Downey
Lancaster Township
Protests Hit Bill to Abolish Two Offices in Legislature
Indianapolis March 1 Letters protesting Fleming Portland plan to abolish boards faced all House members. Commercial Orchards Co owning Boon County orchards signed readouts. House killed 70 bills using rapid-fire method led by Speaker Bedwell. Senate passed bills exempting chambers of commerce from taxes and prohibiting use of lodge names. County Clerks empowered to investigate bank deposits of deceased.
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Speaker Bedwell
Indianapolis
Fleming- Portland
Board of Forestry and Inspector of Apiaries
Commercial Orchards Co
Booen County
T' Co
Bo Aary
Bedwell
House
Tak Hee Lon
Chambers of Commerce
Berhin
Lodge
Unsc
Senate
Robinson
New Albany
Netterville Named Head Of Indiana Building And Loan Dept
Indianapolis March 1 James J Netterville of Anderson was appointed to head the building and loan department in the State Auditor s office The salary is 2000 a year
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State Auditor’s Office
Indianapolis
James J. Netterville
Anderson
Indiana’s Oldest Woman Nancy Poor Dies in Sleep
Plymuth Indiana March 1 Nancy Poor 16 believed oldest woman in Indiana died in her sleep after being in good health the night before. She was found unresponsive this morning and did not wake.
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Plymuth
Ind
Nancy Poor
Indiana
Chicago Jews Pledge $508000 for Palestine Hebrews Aid
Chicago Jews will contribute $508000 to a fund aiding Palestine Hebrews facing starvation due to the war. The appeal notes the substantial donation to relieve famine amid ongoing global conflict.
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Palestine
Chicago
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