West York Notes and Dated Deaths in 1915
Town notices record visitors and relocations including Amos Bayless of Terre Haute and Eva Bridges of New Burnside. A local man dies in Indianapolis then buried near the Baptist church after pneumonia. Funeral details honor a Civil War veteran and longtime community member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Milam
Marshall
Wes Mundy
Terre Haute
V A Chadwick
Mae
Baptist Church
Thelma McKinney
Bertha
Hallie Drake
Edith Tindley
Sullivan
Ind
Christian Church
Inez Crumlin
Florence Kaufman
Baptist Church of West Union
T. J Wheeler
Brotherhood of Man
Silas Weir
Bess Routhe
Insurance on Farm and City Property Promises
Cole and Cole Marshall OL offer insurance in strong companies at low rates for farm and city property. Distemper among horses reported. John Ross builds a new garage for its automobile. Several sick hogs reported in two local township areas. Mrs Clem Marrs loses first joint of a finger to a carp sheller. Turkeys sold to Paris parties last week at 18 cents per pound. John Ross and wife attended the funeral of Calvin Lowry in Charleston last Tuesday. Ed and William Rollson traveled from Oklahoma to attend their father William Rollson’s funeral. A heavy rain Thursday boosted grass and wheat but delayed corn gathering. Rev. Arm strong of Kansas did not appear for services at Dolson Chapel. From what we learn, comm over the township is yielding 75 bushels per acre on average. Best corn on well drained land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Flenner
John Ross
Clem Marrs
Paris
Charleston
Calvin Lowry Ed
William Rollson
Oklahoma
Wiliam Rollson
Mr. Armstrong
Kansas
Dolson Chapel
Fred Brown
John Andrews
Our City
Church of God Bethel
O. D. Ross
Church of God
Mii
Frida Leeeune
Fire destroys Orla Fancher residence. belongings saved
Orla Fancher’s two story home burned Saturday in an unknown origin fire. J ess e Kite’s family left Saturday for Hampden Iowa to join relatives. Community notes report births, visits, illnesses, and upcoming church events amid a string of local updates and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Times
Orla Fanchers
Jesse Kite
Hampden
Iowa
B. H. Emrich
Sas Kelly
Middleville
Mich
Cy Anderson
Marietta
Ohio
al Anderson
B. Bean
Simest
Gennes
Casey
Frank Brannon
Aome
Eshaa
Wisconsin
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from this and other states Dr BE W Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Ma Sold by druggists everywhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Admirals Beatty Urges Higher Navy Budget
Rear Admiral Frank E. Beatty told Norfolk Rotary Club that the United States must be better prepared for naval threats. He argued a large budget is essential, saying it could take up to 500 million or more to build ships and safeguard national security amid advancing world powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Beatty
Commandamt
United States Navy Yard
Norfolk
Congress
Neas
Lenn Haven Roads
Wives Strike at Rubber Plant Over Sanitary Conditions
Ten wives of Essen Rubber Company officers in Trenton New Jersey joined a morning work stoppage at 7 o clock in the press room. They claim the workroom is unsanitary and accuse the company of exploiting labor. the strike centers on wages and conditions rather than hours, with the workers entering and leaving as husbands need them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eger
Essen Rubber Company
Trenton
N. J
Merely quick or slow clocks at $5 sighting pace
The text suggests a race against time where most participants are off pace, described as too fast or too slow, with a notable $5 stake or cost mentioned in association with the timing.
Cruelty to a horse case in Seine-et-Oise decided
The Seine-et-Oise magistrate ruled on a cruelty to a horse claim noting the offense is punishable only when in public. If the horse is collar covered the act is not public cruelty, and if uncovered there is no cruelty. in either outcome the case must be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine-et-Oisa
France
Endurance Voices Questioned by a Proud Wife
In a Philadelphia Ledger snippet a husband flatters his wife Mrs H by claiming she has one of the best voices, while she smiles with pride and wonders if the compliment is true as he praises her endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Fragmentary OCR reads mixed scandal and oddities from early papers
Disjointed items depict bizarre social notices from Penpack to New York. Mentions include fashion bans in South Bend and penalties in Joseph Missouri. Other lines claim oddities about weights, juries, and personal fables, all cloaked in garbled phrasing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West York
Jessie Rook
Marshall Wisher
Amos Bayless
Wheeler Ralston
Indianapolis
Nettie Pearson
Rook
G. Cochran
Flat Rock
Eva Bridges
New Burnside
Nellie Golden
Shook
Annapolis
Ed Hizer
Ike Seymour
Yerre Haute
Lola Bell
Ola Lewis
T J Athey
Ed Sanders
Newton
Harry Ralston
Wheeler
Mary Ralston
Thomas
Arthur
Jane Love
Naomi Stevens
Lester
Hintsonville
Tim
Here
Wm _ Robson
Shiloh
John Smith
Clarksville
Josephine Curran
Grandmother Babcock
Rhhnard
Frank
Grandview
Flora Graham
Charley
Lewis Spratt
Joseph Spratt
John Babcock
Robert Babcock
A. R. Stricker
West Union
Fender
Eatsny
Aly
D. Ross
Masonic’ Order
Martinsville
M.E. Church
Illinois
Cole & Cole, Marshall OL
Booth Colegn
Severi
Laura Shelton
Birmingsond
Wis
Chas. Hodges
William McNary
L. Drummond
Melrose
Fastern
Thomas Finston
Ed Wilson
Detroit
Lavina Wilson
Admiral Beatty
Dievos
Ipsa Iw
Mimdeifad
Rome
Vestugneta
BLACK
Citron
Hutchinson’s
India
Blue Ribbon Yacht Club
Durke’s Snyder's
Ntemat ON
Brazil
Mre
Beechnut Heinz Snyder
Huffman’s Chili
Black & Hutchinson, Grocers
East Side Square
Marshall, Illinois
D. D Doll
Ann Ene Tee
Penpack, NX
South Bend
New York
New York Hotel
Pess Simiat
Aoa
the Herald
Ryer
the City Drug Store
Taubeneck & Davison
Herald
Marshall Flour Mills
Wabash
Fortiers
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