Death of Harriet Hubbard Hunter at 1833 birth year
Harriet Hubbard Hunter died last Saturday at her son Charles Hunter’s home in East Odton at age 83 due to general debility. Born in Kentucky in 1833 she married Enoch Hunter and had six children, four surviving. She joined the Christian church at 18 and was active in faith. Funeral services were held Monday at the Christ Church with Rev Day officiating. Burial followed at Walnut Hall Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hunter
Wny
Charles Hunter
East Odton
Harriet Hubbard Hunter
Kentucky
Enoch Hunter
Christian Church
Christ In Church
Rev. Day
Walnut Hall
Mass Meeting Sets Third Liberty Loan Drive Organizing Effort
A mass meeting to organize and promote the Third Liberty Loan in the district will be held at the church Tuesday night. County speakers including Forsythe McCarty and Tharp will address attendees, with county ladies attending to discuss participation. The gathering begins at 5 00 clock and urges universal turnout for swift action.
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FE. Forsythe
John W McCarty
K. Tharp
Liberty Loan drive opens with county quota set
The Third Liberty Loan drives raises a county quota of 261 200 for Daviess County as part of a nationwide effort. Hayes Killian departs for Fort Hamilton to join the army after a farewell event at the school. Raymond Sipes recovers from recent surgery while the deputy state fire marshal inspects the city praising its safety.
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Liberty Loan Organization of
St Louis
Treasury Department
Washington
Daviess County
Hayes Killian
Fort Hamiltton
Publicity meeting for Third Liberty Loan drives in Louisville
Publishers from Camp Taylor area gather in Louisville to map publicity efforts for the 3 000 000 000 Third Liberty Loan, with H S Gardner outlining campaign plans and local press representatives present. Camp operations impress visitors as soldiers are processed rapidly through reception, medicals, and outfitting, highlighting the camp as a major training and induction center.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Daviess County
Henry Backes
Washington Democrat
JDO
Ben Stotts
The
Journal
H.S. Gardner
Sth
Canp Ylor
Illinois
H. H. Elarth
Thrift Stamps Drive War Savings For Kids And Nation
Thrift Stamps teach children patriotism by contributing to war costs with penny power. Each stamp costs 25 cents with 16 stamps plus a few cents redeemable for $5 in 1923 certificates. Stamps are sold at post offices, by mail carriers, and at most stores, via Chas. W. Standley.
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Penny Savings Bank
Standley O'Brien Marries Miss O'Brien at Plainville
Charles Standley and Miss Iva O'Brien were married at the Methodist parsonage in Plainville at 6 30 pm with Roy O'Brien and Miss Nellie Pruett as attendants. The bride is daughter of J C O'Brien of near Epsom and wore chiffon taffeta. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Standley of Bogard township and a rural carrier on route 2. They will reside in the city after a wedding supper at the bride's parents' home. An unfair dinner was served at the groom's home Monday. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS COMPENSATION article follows.
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Charles Standley
Iva O'Brian
Plainville
Thompson
Roy O'brian
Nellie Pruett
J.C. Q’brian
Epsom
Union Meeting at Christian Church for Third Liberty Loan
The congregations will hold a union meeting at the Christian church Sunday night to dedicate the service to the Third Liberty Loan. Local pastors will deliver addresses and a special musical program will be given. Also thanks are expressed for kindness during illness and death of Harriet Hunter.
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Christian Church
Liberty Loan
Harriet Hunter
Postmaster Gantz Reports March Thrift and War Savings
March sales of Saving Stamps totaled 3020 dollars and thrift stamps 50 dollars for the month, a combined 3070 dollars. The figure is a coach record for the Odon office.
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Gantz
Measles in Ragesville Family and Local News
The Stuckey family west of here reports measles. John O Maley, son of Terrence and Mrs O Maley southeast of here, has had catarrhal pneumonia but is improving. Bert Clark, Lorin Clark, Thos G Wadsworth and spouses visited M O Pate and wife Friday. A. W. Stuckey’s farm hosted coal drilling by J A Overton. Local youths attended D A Storm sale. Farmers have sowed oats and prepared corn, while Lorin Clark returned to Garges after a visit nearby.
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John O’maley
Terrence O' Maley
Here
Bert
Lorin Clark
Thos G. Wadsworth
M. O. Pate
Garges Brakeman
That City
Easter observance and egg hunt in local churches
Caster Easter was observed in this city Sunday in all the churches. Children found delight in hunting colored eggs in the morning. The usual display of feminine wearing apparel was in evidence. The country has completed a years war seemed to make little difference in the display of apparel. A number were late to Sunday School owing to the change to new time. The day was beautiful throughout and in the afternoon the streets were filled with pedestrians and motorists.
Burns City News Gossip and Obituary Notes
Burns City records Sunday visits with many local families from Elnora Odon and Scotland. Harrison Spaulding died at 68 after cancer. seven children survive. The Storm sale drew crowds as M E church served lunch. several locals plan moves west.
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EYE
Chamberlain
Picketts
Raymond Sipes
Evansville
Camp Taylor
H H Crooke
Elmer Bunen
Terre “Iaue Thursdey
Herbert Whiteside
Qdon Rural Carriers
Chas. W. Standley
Ray B. Wallick
Standley
O'Brian
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Madison Township
Daviess Co
R. J. McCallian
W. S
Racey Stuckey
J. A. Overton
A. W. Stuckey
D. A. Storm
Wn. Patterson
Leagootee
St. Mary's
Starlin Woodruff
Burns CH
Wom Arasisong
Brother Andrew Arasstrong
Mila Wilda and
Ang Toon of
Bramble
Amos Osborn
Alfred Osburn
Dain Osborn
Bunkum
J. K. Storm and Son
Vernen
Odon
Wm Cilements of
Elnora
Fred Noblett’s
Asberry
Virginia
Alice Truebleuod
Son Bester
Vinecennes Coal Co
Mrs. B. Cirdley
Miss Cetllauudis
Rabina Stotts
Odonis
Muselle Toon
J. J. Summervile
Mrs. Hayden Osborn
Murl Westfall
Linton
Geo. Beasly
Mr. Beasly
Carl Bricker
Dewey Toon
Windom
Tom Summerville
Dodge
Wim Ledgerwood
John McCarter
Ford
Amos Rawle
Roy Hasting
Dan McCarter
W. E. Keck
Jake Summerville
Belle Ledgerwood
Randa Erincker
Berry Williams
Herschel Wiliams
M. E. Church
Storm
West
Harrison Spaulding
Gladys Spaulding
Mr. Spaulding
Bogg’s Creek
Burns City
Sarah Bowman
William
Thomas
Hib Swayze
Nancy Pruitt
Myrtle McArtor
Fom Spaulding
Maude Hall
New York
Spaulding
Ini Spaulding
Baptist Church
Burns City Cemetery
Prather
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