Wedding Preformed In Local Parsonage By Rev King
Mr A M Watcher of Cincinnati wed Miss Winnifred Woods Saturday evening at 7 30 o clock in the M E parsonage with Sheriff Charles Christope presenting the ceremony. Watcher arrived that evening and stayed at the Bundy, acting with quiet dignity while in town. The tale centers on a pending bride seen near the Heller residence and the unusual happenings in the faith community.
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A.M. Watcher
Misa -Winnifred - Woods
Charles
Heller
Local club shoot ends with lively gun play and plans for ground
The report describes a pigeon shoot where Andy complains of misfires and Geo Elliott, Nate Cummins, Will Goodwin, and Charley McDorman engage in playful gunplay. Cummins outs all, a pigeon is found shot full of holes, and Elliott claims another shoot will be held next week as members anticipate changes to acquire land near the Lodiangapolis and Eastern road for a club park with a station and fence.
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Mr. Nixon
Geo Elliott
Nate Cammine
Will Goodwin
Charley McDorman
Elliott
McDorman
Will ‘'Goodinheimer
Nate Cummins
Buatheen
Prembers
Lodiangapolis
Eastern Road
Cty
Nip and Tuck Club shapes Indiana politics leaders
The editorial outlines the Nip and Tuck Club's rapid rise from a social gathering to a major political force in Indiana and beyond. It discusses founders, influence on state and national figures, and hints at endorsements shaping the Republican nomination and vice presidential prospects.
Alcazar Cigar Store Proprieter Extinguishes Dress Fire
Mr Carrol, proprietor of the Alcazar cigar store, heroically stopped and extinguished a blaze in a woman's dress last evening. He acted quickly as he passed, preventing further damage though the dress was badly burned.
Tom Ritter Injured At Hoosier Factory
Tom Ritter employed at the Hoosier factory was injured yesterday afternoon when a large knife slipped and cut two fingers. He received medical attention and the doctor believes the bone was not damaged, though he faces a very sore hand if that diagnosis holds true.
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Tom Ritter
Hoosier
Hoe
Tom
Woman Falls in Cellar With Lamp But Escapes Injury
Mrs. Joe Mogle tripped on cellar stairs at her home Thursday evening while carrying a lighted lamp. She avoided explosion or fire and sustained no injuries.
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Joe Mogle
Mooreland man saved from self harm by mother
James P. Scott attempted to hang himself in a Mooreland barn last evening. His mother, worried by his behavior all day, followed him and arrived just as he prepared to swing. She intervened, preventing a tragedy, and he will be taken to East Haven in a short time.
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James P. Scott
Mooreland
Eya
Waas
East Haven
Whitaker Named Reformatory Director With August 2 Start
The endorsement from many leading Republicans accompanies the appointment of Mr. Whitaker to head the Reformatory. He will assume possession and direction of its affairs on August 2, and the Presa extends congratulations, confident he will execute the duties faithfully and honorably.
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Reformatory
Presa
Whittaker
Randolph County to Bankruptcy Court Move Explained
The Winchester Journal reports Randolph county residents facing compelled bankruptcy filings will move to New Castle for hearings rather than Muncey. The district, once the Tenth, included Madison, Delaware, Randolph, Blackford, Wells, and Jay counties. Judge Anderson dissolved the district after W. Ryan’s resignation, with cases reassigned to referees in Fort Wayne, New Castle, and other cities.
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Winchester Journal
Randolph County
New Castle
Munccis
R Fitredown
W. Ryan
Anderson
Madison
Delaware
Randolph
Blackford
Well
Ade
Jay
Madigen County
Sheridan
Frankfort
Tandelpl
Clay CO
Hunt
Krferes Swisgert
Toganeport
Ells
Adams and
Ke.3
Harris
Wayne
Photographer's Wife Injured In Hammock Accident
Mrs O M Hriddleson, wife of a noted photographer, sustained a head wound when a hammock post broke while she sat between two uprights. She fell, struck her temple, and suffered a deep gash. Dr Hiatt treated and staunched the bleeding at home.
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O.M Hriddleson
Hiatt
W N Clift Appointed to Aid County Reappraisal
W N Clift, noted for his knowledge of Henry County real estate, was chosen by the County Board of Review to assist in re evaluating property in New Newcastle. The Press commends the appointment for its expertise.
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W.N. Clife
Henry County
County Board of Review
New Qcastle
Crane Installation Boosts Foundry Hoisting Power
An enormous crane with eight ton capacity is being installed at the Gray Iron foundry. Workers J. D. Lewis and Frank Nets are mounting the apparatus and expect to complete the project soon. The crane will allow easy handling of all castings.
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Gray Iron
J. D. Lewis
Frank Nets
Hot Water Extensions to Begin Soon in City
Will Monnett reports that W H Shoct Company of Chicago will send seventy five workmen next week to extend the main on South Main and Twelfth streets. The new mains will run to Lincoln Avenue on both streets and be sized for future growth. Pipes will be tapped for easy home connections. about twenty residents plan to install the system, with two weeks needed to complete the work.
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Will Monnett
W. H. Shoct Company
Chicago
Wheel Abandoned Near New Castle Marble Works
A bicycle left near the New Castle marble works on Broad Street sat for forty eight hours before police claimed it. Vague suspicion of theft surrounds the find, but no claimant has proven ownership. If unclaimed, the wheel will go to its finder, Mr Kinney, at the marble works.
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New Castle Marble Works
Broad Street
Mr. Kinney
Marble Worka
Small Fourth of July accidents reported in city
Accidents at a Fourth of July celebration were few with no serious injuries. Some boys sustained minor finger burns, not needing medical care. City Engineer C. B. F. Clark was the only person affected as a horse stepped on his toe causing a bruise.
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C. B. F. Clark
Outbound Fourth of July Traffic Down in New Oastle
The out bound passenger traffic from New Oastle on the Fourth of July was much lighter this year than formerly because of the local celebration. Inbound traffic was greater as expected, but city agents say fewer people left the city than ever before.
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New Oastle
Growing Berry Brothers Expand City Bottling Works Output
Berry Brothers, proprietors of City Bottling, report rising demand for their beverages. With 44 towns using their pop outside New Castro, they employ four workers and plan to hire six more at year’s start. Operations prepare for next year as weekly sales testify to quality. Fifteen flavors are produced, with flexibility to fulfill any order.
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Berry Brothers
New Castro
Berry
Ties and Roadwork Halted by Tie Shortage in New Oastia
The Big Four company receives many ties for roadbed repair in New Oastia. New atec must be laid before work can proceed, but old ties must be removed first to allow installation.
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Big Four
Oastia
Atec
Commissioner disqualifies Evans over notice discrepancy
Thomas J. Evans was not considered by the commissioner due to a discrepancy in the notice of application, raising questions about procedural adequacy and eligibility.
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Thomas J. Evans
White Elected Secretary of Indiana Dental Association
The Indiana Dental association adjourned in Indianapolis after a day session and elected Dr White of this city as secretary for the ensuing year. Attendees from this city included Dr White I W Ellis M Law LE J Hamilton and C V Hall.
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Indiana Dental Association
Indianapolis
White
Dr. White
I W. Ellis
M. Law
LE. J. Hamilton
C. V. Hall
New Castle Firm Circulates Wide Advertising Circulars
The Safety Sursdder company distributes extensive circular letters and catalogs across the United States to promote New Castle. Misses Jean Hawkins and India Smith head the pruning department and are advancing the work steadily.
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Safety Sursdder Company
United States
New Castle
Missea Jean Hawkins
India Smith
Ladies' Night at Spring Lake Park
Managers reserve Thursday evening for families with a gentleman attendee. The event promises a pleasant time with fun and an invigorating plunge in the waters of Spring Lake park.
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Spring Lake Park
Organizing Ball Club Forms in City
Organizing Ball Club led by John Weaver plans a local team from top players plus outsiders. The first game will be at Ogboro's Park against the Springfield Ohio team described as strong.
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John Weaver
Ber
Amiis
Outaite
Ogboro's Park
Springfield, Ohio
Missing editor Hinshaw in Knightstown Sun mystery
Editor Hinshaw of the Knightstown Sun vanished about two weeks ago with no word since. RUMORS linger of a possible skeleton in the closet despite papers reporting normal affairs.
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Edlitor Hinshaw
Knightstown Sun
Salaraz
Marital union and local clover harvest reported
Orlo Pierce and Misa Gladys Hughes wed at the bride’s parents home in Anderson in a ceremony led by Rev. C H Holaday attended by friends and relatives. NaShafer reports Liberty township’s first clover harvest of the season on J H Wewer farm, with crimson and red clover yielding notable crops described as record breaking.
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Orlo Pierce
Misa Gladys Hughes
Anderson
C.H. Holaday
Alvin Pierce
M. A. Bughes
Pierce
Yen Viet
Hiei i Jong
NaShafer
J. H. Wewer
Liberty Township
Hugh Mullen
Kansas
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Thue
Dress
Clay Hunt
W.N. Clift
Sam
Dublin
Jerk Brown
Mettes
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