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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
4
Enthusiastic notes praise a new lodge building debt free with rainy day funds. Birthday celebrations mark Mrs. Snider’s fifty eighth year at home with family and many friends. Local gatherings include church services, family visits, farm improvements, and community events across Dublin and surrounding areas.
Reports from last week describe visitors from Louisville Mrs and Mrs ko P White and their party including Mrs Brtha Grane Smith and children with sister Mrs Joa Jeffries. An apparent act of carelessness led to stock wandering near a gas well owned by the R S N G Co, cutting the pipe and depriving the company of gas from Friday to Monday noon with enormous waste. Also noted are visits by Mrs Charles Stewart Mrs A E White and George Throne formerly of the Orphans Home at Knightstown now living with Mrs White.
A. W. Saint collided with two drunken men east of town Saturday evening. The wagon overturned, Saint was dumped from the vehicle, and the wagon suffered near total destruction. Saint escaped serious injury but expressed strong anger over the near miss and potential outcome.
Mr Charles M Berry and Mrs Aletha Veach were married last evening by Rev I L Dungan at the residence of Mr and Mrs James McVeigh on South 15th street. The couple left for Indianapolis after a small gathering of friends and will begin housekeeping at North 18th street in a home already prepared for them.
A. D. Ogborn Clay O Hunt Charles Hernly and Ed O Ogborn left this morning by the Lake Erie railway for a fishing excursion to Clear Lake in the northern part of the state. They carried flies and bait and friends expect sizeable catches when they return. Hedges attend Richmond inauguration of Prof R L Kelley as president of Earlham College.
Raral expresses sorrow for a longtime coworker praising his selfless nature and daily sunshine. The note recalls his character and impact on workplace welfare and extends prayers and sympathy to the family.
A widow plans to break up housekeeping after a gentleman’s death. Forty two applicants gathered at the home after the funeral to learn if the house would be for rent. A manufactured goods worker found his goods on a porch but the family planned to stay. A barn owner considers converting his unoccupied barn into a house and will advertise in the Proga.
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