Rail travelers and local kinship stitch town notices
A flurry of train travelers and visits listed from Dupont to Indianapolis and Greensburg. Notices mention Mrs Mollie Graf ton Adan’s funeral in Heflin and kin across Jefferson street to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Chicago with a western tour by Mr Bowman.
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Ane
Barbara Moll
Dupont
Giater
Noah Jones
Atreet
Hepey Cachar d
Gallatin
County
Indinapolia
Marx Lemen
Charles Lemen
Ulrey
Mea
Thomas Carr
Mra
V.L. Patton
Greenfield
Foul Bowman
Baby
Cincinnati
Philip Kahn
Charles A. Bowman
Mr. Bowman
West
Phillip Carrey Co
Mollie Grafton Adan
Heflin
Ala
Duvant
Perry Grafton
Land transfers in Saluda and surrounding townships
Ora Bele Johnson and husband sell 80 acres in Saluda to Alfa Roy Paswater and wife for 1000 dollars. T. T. Swan heirs sell 95 acres in Saluda to William Dee burger for 1400 dollars. Willard Bolea sells 70 acres in Graham township to J. B. Richard son and Son for 31600. Bruce L D Scott and wife sell 66 acres in Milton township to John Ashby and wife for private consideration. Henry C Them sells 96 acres in Saluda township to Frederick L Raichtey for 31400. Carlotta M Schwab and husband sell 46 acres in Lancaster township to Bertra G Jackson for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Bele Johnson
Alfa Roy Paswater
Saluda
T. T. Swan
William Deeburger
Willard Bolea
J. B. Richardson
Carlotta M. Schwab
Bertra G. Jackson
Lancaster Township
King's Daughters Hospital Board Officers and Managers
The King Daughters Hospital Manc hgera board lists Mesdames Rachel Best F P Vail S E Leland Jas E K Crozier Geo H Simpson A M Graham J C Marshall Wm Noble Wm Luckett and Misses Harriett McLelland Lida White Anna Duncan Mary Glaas. Officers elected for one year are Chairman Mrs E J Scott Vice Chair Miss H McLelland Secretary Mrs J Curtis Marshall Corresponding Secretary Mrs Wm Noble Treasurer Mrs S E Leland. Real estate transfer: Daniel Mee Gill and wife to Edward J Wolf and wife 176 acres Graham township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King Daughters Hospital
Harriett McLelland
Lida White
Anna Duncan
Mary Glaas
E. J. Scott
H. McLelland
J. Curtis Marshall
Wm. Noble
E. Leland
Bethany Circle
Board of Managers
Daniel Mee Gill
Edward J. Wolf
Graham Township
Indiana Territory town founders and funeral notices
Readable items recount Indiana territorial history with towns founded from 1732 to 1815 and a list of early settlements. includes brief obituaries and funeral notices for James Steele and other local figures, with details on services at St. Michael’s and Springdale cemetery. Names include Vincennes Jeffersonville Lawrenceburg Brookville Corydon Madison New Albany Vevay Salem Centerville Rising Sun Brownstown Richmond and others, plus local court and police notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Vincennes
Wits
Jeffersonville
Lawrenceburg
Brookville
Corydon
Charlestown
Salisbury
Madison
New Albany
Vevay
Salem
Centerville
Rising Sun
Brownstown
Richmond
Klein Rice Wedding Faithful Union in Community Church
The marriage of Seth Clara Rice and Stein took place at 8 pm Saturday in Mirat Pantist church Onde. The ceremony followed a week of illness and sorrow as families mourned a deceased member and prepared for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Clara Rice
Stein
Mirat
Funeral notices and social highlights from Lawrenceburg page
The report lists private funerals for Mrs Graham and family attendance by relatives, soldiers Karl Cleek and others, and upcoming building association events. It notes visitors, resolves repairs on a pleasure craft Florure, and mentions a German Aid Association meeting and a hospital examination trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Charles Jus
John M. Fichter
Genter
Messra
Aleo
Walter Herries
Georg
Florure
Clyde Grace
Dessus
Legislature Moves to Pass Woman's Working Hour Law
Indianapolis March. The legislature debated suspending rules to pass the Woman's Working Hour Law with a possible later vote this afternoon. A caucus to advance the bill was planned in the Senate, while the House saw the Rule abatement bill approved 29 to 6. Vice President Marshall to speak before the Senate this afternoon. A referendum bill on state laws was sent to committee judiciary. Representative Justus was excused due to family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jaczimge Boven
Bare
Mira
May Roenig Miller
South Bend
Ralston
Taggart
Senate
House
Marshall
McConaha
Judiciary A
Justus
Bluffton
Norfolk and Western Wins Two Cent Fare Case
The Supreme Court ruled the West Virginia two cent fare day unconstitutional, voiding the state law and upholding the railroad’s challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Washington
March
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Supreme Court
Wilson cancels trip to San Francisco exposition
President Wilson today cancelled his planned visit to the San Francisco Exposition for the present, delaying travel and related ceremonies. The decision ends expectations of a presidential appearance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington
Wilson
San Francisco Exposition
Death of Judge William H. Zaman at Coronado Beach
Judge William H. Zaman of the U S District Court died suddenly in Coronado Beach California. He was appointed to the bench by President Cleveland in 1893. Commissioners Grayson and Scott announced juries for the March term including grand jurors and a list of petit jurors. The report notes 703630 deaths in France in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturdas
Guy Cosby Urogier
Stu
Ira
Walliam
Poplar Strent
Cans
Radiaon
Cra
Maigon
Cipcom
Pssd
Verogter
Davin Locke
Warrum
le Paper En Wien
Wus
Tospesica
Coronado Beach
Cal
William H. Zaman
U. S. District Court, of Appeals
Cleveland
Commissionera
Grayson
Scott
Grand
Tobe Still
George Baxter
Shelby
Benson S. Gray
Madison
Samuel Andres
Milton
Theodore Smith
Tyree H. Reynolds
Lancaster
Petit Jury
James Taylor
George Schnable
James M. Fage
R. H. Thomas
City
James Lichlyter
Smyrna
Oliver Anderson
Henry Rousch
Madison To
Samuel Stucker
Saluda
Albert Watson
Walker Wallace
Grant Brittenback
John EB. Polk
Graham
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Matteson
UG Pch OG
Moov
Scottaburg
Woatter Agi
Roy
Chafin Ane
Saeie
Moa Arges
Jennette Hillabold
Greensburg
Harry Hillabold
Robinson, Lls
Arnold Farburger
King’s Daughters Hospital Board of
Manchgera
Flula McArthur
Cras
Tod
Oartos
Toutevills
Atedi
An Toshley
Sane
James O'Brien
Crag
Une of
Perre Haute
Indianapous
Ham
Peyton Graham
Tin Graham
Bea
Co 7
Monthasuyws
Mary
Gishots
Indianapoli
Geatamis
Tooubel
Aed
Dasiaapolis
Jae
Nathan Ary
Thig City
Ats
Cinnais
Adem Ols
Nait
Powell
Tex
Okuis
Saduare
Cirihus
Servin
Drenamekee Basier- Fitz
Wes Doe
James
Wes
Spike Hi
James Steele
Madsen
Mie
Sins
Dac
Voie
Joseph
Merhengie
Albert S.eele
Butler, Couester
Pitt
Iitic
New
CPP
Warsarst Murenna
Puta Moroing
Shargely
Neves
Thor
Mtra
Father Guth
Cadigan
Ceourtes Aillabold
Thoy Lehmauer
George Webra
Patrick Lowry
Woodhye
William Horuff
Iseph Kennigan
Dhe
James Stevie
James Wo
St. Michael’s
Owees
Pel Sac Ee Gieorge A. Monroe
Thomas G. Prancigco
Andrew N. ‘Tower
Arch
Monroe
Mishaee Hopkins
John Cheatham
Crozier
Johnson
Hawkins
Guy
Crozi
Saturdiy
Klein-Rice
Casa Bette
Ford
Emma Scott
Punera
Serviers
Noddy
Mary Po Gruen
Aid
Rviceta
River
Hawa Sea
Circle
Ryker
Poe
Te P
Garber
Norval Verry
Nathan Powell
Emily
Heathrow
Karl Cleek
Trucky
Charles 2. Inburg
Daing
Fis
Cleels
Paul Greenwood
Sof
Paul
Aed Mra
Frank
Beferes Geooksourpg
Kate Wagner
Inalis
Caroline Schuler
Weener
Chulders
4 Aid Association
Rohit
Ty Klein
Beth
Moat
Gilveay
Davie
Ba Agen
Vie
U.S
France
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