Local Notes from Martinsville Area and Nearby Towns
J E Overton visits from Martinsville and Mrs Mary Ann Taylor is seriously ill. Local visits include Will Shepherd and family at Mt Gilead and Mrs Gaggie Fountain millinery. Rebekah Lodge hosts Waverly Monrovia Lodges. Lawn social planned for July 4 at M E church. Uncle Griffith Wright ill near Plainfield. Henry Brenan dies aged about 74. funeral at Mr Shrake's home. Fred Brenan, son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brenan
Charles Shrake
Mr. Brenan
Mr. Sbrake
Fred Brenan
Bethel Items Highlight Local Social and Hogs Shipped
G W Hadhey and T P Griffith shipped hogs to Indianapolis on Tuesday. D M McKahan of Indianapolis visited Saturday with sister Mrs Austin Griffith. Miss McPherson of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs D H Lindley late in the week. William Evans and family from east of Mooresville visited Grandra Trester and family on Sunday. Glenn Trester and William Lee stayed with their parents near Pecksburg Saturday and Sunday. Rev Vanderbilt and family and Mrs O L Winks from Mooresville visited Friday. Rev Louis Stout of Plainfield preached Sunday evening. Albert English from near Sugar Grove attended. Miss Jennie Hobson and Mrs Julia Hobson with Mrs Osa Miller and daughter of Martinsville visited Sunday. the latter remained another week with Mrs Aaron Stunten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Mooresville
Grandra Trester
Glenn Trester
William Lee
Js Irents
Pecksburg
Louis Stout
Plainfield
Albert English
Near
Sugar Grove
Jennie Hobson
Julia Hobson
Osa Miller
Martinsville
Aaron Stunten
Vast Web of Quotes and Tumult Across a Curious Era
The excerpt surveys political figures and themes with satiric tone, mentioning Roosevelt Bryan Foraker and others, touching on war sentiment, labor, and civic life. It blends playful jabs at politicians with cultural notes about weather, agriculture, and social trends, reflecting a lively early 20th century newspaper voice.
Obituary of Henry I Brenan a Cork native and Mooresville resident
Henry I Brenan born October 4 1832 in Cork Ireland died June 11 1907 aged seventy four with four years beyond three score. He lived in Anderson Indiana Martinsville and Mooresville before his death and served as hotel and night clerk. A reader of Josephus Newman and Cardinal Gibbons he enjoyed roses and nature and prayed with a Catholic faith. He prepared for death with rosary and crucifix and requested three songs and two prayers at burial.
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Henry I. Brenan
Cork
Ireland
Fred Brenan
Griffith House
Anderson
Lie
Martinsville
Mooresville
Josephus
Cardinal John Henry Newman
England
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Memphis
Neice
Belgium
Europe
Alr
Charles Shrake
Local Notices and Church Services Announced
Misses Mariebel and Ollie Swear engin with Miss Ethel Scott at Hadley this weekend. New Hypnies catarrh remedy advertised with guarantee. Methodist Episcopal church announces Rev. K P Jewett preaching 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. class 9 a.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Epworth League Tuesday 7 p.m. prayer meeting Thursday 7 p.m. Strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariebel
Ollie Swearengin
Peal Carter
Mary Robbins
Edith White
Ethel Scott
Hadley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kk. P. Jewett
Theater Tickets Arranged For I M T Co Patrons
The I and M A T Co has arranged to secure theater tickets for road patrons wanting to attend Indianapolis theaters. For information contact M K Brady, Agent.
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The
I. and
M.A. T. Co
Indianapolis
M. KE. Brady
Obituary: Harry W. Hammel 1888 1907
Harry W. Hammel was born August 27 1888 in Indianapolis Indiana and died May 26 1907 in San Antonio Heights California. He joined the Friends Church in winter 1905 under Pastor W Bond and was laid to rest June 3 in Ontario California. Services were led by Rev Lane.
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Harry W. Hammel
Indiananapolis
Ind
San Antonio Heights
Cal
Friends Church
Rev. W. Bond
Ontario Cemetery
Lane
Mooresville
Thanks for kindness and flowers from Shrake family
The Shrake family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during Mr Brenan's illness and for the flowers received. Cordially thanking friends, they sign with warm regards from Mr Charles Shrake and family.
Butterflies and paper reach homes for business
An advertisement notes how this paper reaches households to reach the audience needed for business success, emphasizing the paper’s home delivery as a key channel for advertisers.
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E. F. Wapniry
C. Schurmann
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Will Shepherd
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Oscar Shuttlebarger
Dell Leitzman
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