Republican Primary Notices for Fifth Judicial Circuit
Announcements name Hilary A of Arteston Isaac A Love Danville Morton W Thompson Danville and John H Marshall Counciliwa as candidates for Circuit Judge Fifth Judicial Circuit subject to Republican primary votes April 3 April 11 and April 25 each entry notes authorization to announce and the election as the deciding factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arteston
Miimis
Bwue
Joseph E. Dyas
Weare
John Hi. Marshall
Cuncleiwa
Wasre
Isaac
Danville
Morton W Thompson
Dudge
APU
Will Knipe Declared Candidate for Town Hall Ownership
A local notice announces Will Knipe as a candidate for town hall ownership. The text appears garbled but identifies Knipe as the named candidate in a civic election setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Real Estate Transfers of Martinsville Area in 1909
A collection of brief conveyances from Martinsville and surrounding areas listing buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and recorded prices. Entries include transfers such as Denis Walst to Kiirmulay, Gioolman to Brant, Harmon to Warner, Findley to Pulver, McDaniel to Kellum, Kaufman to Weir, and Weir to Poorman, with several others and dates ranging through 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
Reno Walst
B ‘ Kiirmulay
Jeonlv Gioolman
Z.E Brant
Wurty
Harmon Johnnan
Dan D. Warner
Kendall
Martinsville
Jonn A Findley
James M. Pulver
Lot
Bikos
Avig. Marshall
Jobs Weir
John Weir
Beulah Poorman
Denham
Weat
Union
Jonn Dhulley
Belle Haworth
Dary A Travoll
Doronthy Travall
Dwney Kidwell
Thomas D. Creal
Kimmel
Briscoe
Floyd Barbes
Local notes and visits from the township collector to town
Correspondence states C A Penor the township collector returned his books to the County Treasurer March 20. Several residents and families are mentioned visiting relatives and attending church events. The community discusses school start in April, sowing season, a planned local baseball team, property moves, and a revival at Kimlin with various names noted for attendance and activity.
Local residents and visitors noted around Marshall
Homer Xtra reports gatherings and travels of residents. Marshall visitors included Mr and Mrs Hart Shaffoer and Mr and Mrs Roy Romines. Amos and Charley Johnson returned from Oklahoma. Joe Curry of Hymara Ind. dined at John Brosman’s. Eva Armstrong of Missouri visited relatives. Carson Johnson sold a span of big horses for 150 dollars. George and Mrs Baker spent Saturday with Fred Welsh in Blue Grass. Rev Culp preached at Bethel Saturday and Sunday. Joelo Husted returned from Springield Ohio. Young folk spent Sunday with Ed Beachout. Bonnie Shaffner, once unable to walk, can now take a few steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Shaffoer
Hart Shaffoer
Marshall
Amos
Charley Johnson
Oklahoma
Joe Curry
Hymara Ind
John Brosman
Sundny
Roy Romines
Eva Armstrong
Missouri
Carson Joh Inson
Rte
Geo. Baker
Fred Welsh
Blue Grass
Rev
Culp
Nat Bethe
Joelo Husted
West Union visitors and local moves noted
West Union residents hosted visitors from Marshall Shelburn and Mount Carmel. Attes Vera Carlyle joined them for the summer. The Lows are moving to Wayne County near Fairfield. Ingram takes over the vacated farm. Other locals report trips and family visits includingMiss Maude Kellar Merle Williamson and Rilia Williams with Mint Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Loyd
Marshall
Orville Curry
Shelburn Ind
Minsos Maude Kellar
Merle Williamson
Rilia Williams
Mint Ingram
Auburn Welcome Buckle Hosts Village Visit and Nominating Gatherings
A few days last week Auburn Welcome Buckle of West Caton visited the village. Squire Cunningham attended as a visitor Monday. Saturday saw a large turnout at the Republican and Democratic township nominating conventions. Aden Moore died Friday night March 1, aged 48 years 8 months at his Auburn home after a lingering illness. He leaves three brothers, one sister, wife and six children. Funeral at Auburn church Sunday at 1 o clock conducted by Rev Neal Mountain, burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Buckle
Squire Cunningham
I. L. Kitchen
Terre
Aden Moore
Alburn
Auburn Church
Neal Mouain
Spike town prayer meeting and Sunday visits noted
The item lists weekly prayer meetings on Thursdays and several Sunday visits to Martinsville and Livings ton. It mentions Mrs J Glovier's 80th birthday surprise party hosted by Mrs Dan Ekel with about 70 friends, cake and fruit refreshments, and well wishes.
Asbury Rev D W Engliah Regular Appointment
Regular appointment at the church was listed for Asbury Reverend D W Engliah on Sunday. The text also notes social visits including Mrs Chas Stover and Mrs Brad Spenene of Marshall visiting Mrs Jerome Kedzes, and Wade Forsythe with sister Wr O A Poindexter touring Terre Haute last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.W. Engliah
Chas. Stover
Brad Spenene
Marshall
Jerome Kedzes
Wade Forsythe
Wr. O. A. Poindexter
Terre Haute
Mable Snedeker
Minnin Travoli
Francis Campbell
Mabel Fawley
Safrag
Floyd-Tobias
Parapta
Mca
Jerome Hodges
Jerome Wedges
Melrose
Unclear OCR: Names and phrases from a DARTH RECON page
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and terms such as DARTH RECON March 6 LE add and Minna Zach ary, Ray, Movecraft, Beitley, Irwin, Rand Save Crees, Stet T-R, Floretts dirsen and other garbled fragments. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darth
LE An i
Minna Zachary
An Wee Ray
M. Movecraft
Wareba
Mra
Jon Beitley
Shay Feb
David Ami
Rete Irwin
Rand Save Crees
Packer
Stet
Floretts Dirsen Wegrt
A Sudden Nonsense on a Dover Boat Trip
An English mayor named Joseph Saunders, a married man with three children, finds himself tricked into escorting a young woman claiming to be his niece aboard a Dover boat. The girl, posing as Miss Ladue, engineers the ruse to escape a French lover, while Saunders confronts the risk to his reputation and future in Parliament as their journey unfolds through Canterbury and Ashford toward Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T C. McClure
Joseph Saunders
England
House of Commons
London
Mr. Saunders
Aster
Stamingham School For
Mise Ladue
Paris
Dover
Air
Saunders
Truln
Missa Iadue
Jim
Tle
Gravesend
Stroud
Parte
Nice
Rochester
Canterbury
Ashford
Namutious
Uncle Jim
Jaceph Pounders
M.Q
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Job Redenverger
Artan, Jr
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Lucy Sober
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Wm. Shafer
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C. A. Penor
Lewis Hedges
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J. E. Hall
Rogers Hollow
J.R. Carothers
O Casey
S.J. Carotts
Robert Vanpelt
Cridas
Cridas, Wil Act Acu
Milo Claypool
Robinson
Westfield
Clark H. Hammond
Simon Best
Marchinsville
Lee Newlin
Jerry Maligua
Suneday
Mahlon S. Bennett
Charleston
Euubist Ub
Eva Tarble
Luther Hammond
Fairy Hensley
M. A. Kite
Hammond
Kito
Nhuis
Cora Hammond
Wamuund
Ila
G. L. Wiser
Effingham
Emery E. Davis
Clarksville
Parker Town Hollor
Dayton Beasley
Elmer Anderson
S. M. Keiley
Mm Rhine
J. C. Rogers
J. W. Greenwell
M. V. Connolly
Carl Green
E. R. Porisho
Charles Gilbert
C. A. Newlin
Wm. Jones
H.S. Akens
Rice Umbarger
Homer Johnson
Will Berkley
Nora Johnson
Kimlin
Frank Burger
Ed Kurts
Kurta
Homer
West Union
Spike Town
Frank Ausin
Ethelyn McCumber
Livingston
Tva Honderich
Asbury
Aeahe
Wabash Valley
John K. Black
Pyihienike
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Kathryn, Osterman
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