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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
7
A tree on Earlham College grounds was planted by the Anglican Club in a simple ceremonial act. The event underscored campus goodwill and religious student group involvement.
Mrs Elizabeth Reichsomer a Fayette county resident for fifty years marked her one hundredth birthday on May 2 with a large family gathering. She mothered seven children and leaves numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Notable note of the era includes her lifelong learning and family ties across generations.
The town reports a busy day with visits from Mooreland and Indianapolis figures, court actions and a divorce granted, church observances planned, and various residents traveling or returning from Ohio Michigan and Indiana trips. The Red Men decoration day and Choral Union rehearsals are noted along with local business and railway updates.
The Board of Review lists gas and telephone companies including Spiceland Co operative, Citizens Nat Gas, Knightstown Nat Gas, Knightstown Lumber, Qock Furniture, Knightstown, Knightstown Paper, Brass and Iron Bedstead Factory, New Castle, Lewisville Public Bldg, Blountaville Telephone, Walnut Level Nat Gas. Secretaries of these firms are ordered to appear this week to submit their assessment data.
Saturday July 11 1903 a description details Lots in Hall in Thomas Mullen addition to New Castle Indiana. Beginning points reference New Castle Flatrock Pike and section lines with measurements and right of way considerations for parcels including the railroad. Legal description covers south side locations, parallel lines to pike, and multiple calls for acreage boundaries.
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