Pastor Rev Trusty Trusty Gall Accepts Luton Call
Rev Trusty Gall leaves the Christian Church of Linton after three years to become pastor at the First Christian Church in Luton. He will preach his farewell next Sunday. Gall became pastor here by unanimous vote from ten applicants and will earn 1200 dollars yearly with a parsonage and two weeks’ vacation. The Linton church, with 500 members and a 18000 dollar building, has raised over 10000 dollars for a new church and credits Gall with expanding the congregation by more than 140 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Clemen
Trusty
Christian Church
Luton
Rev
Linton Church Board
Linton
Woman Dies Moments After Rescue Attempt
A dramatic rescue attempt failed when a woman collapsed and died within minutes. Mr and Mrs Ross were in the city Wednesday. Ms Ross, daughter of Ab Foster of Washington, was a young, estimable woman at 29, remembered for her character and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althougse Cneaieal Ab
Ohce
Rs. Ross
Ms. Ross
Ab Foster
Washington
New Ice Cream Plant Boosts Capacity at Henderson
Machinery G. W. Henderson installs a new plant with capacity of one gallon per minute to replace undersized equipment. The older setup proved too slow for current business, and the new outfit is expected to be running in about two weeks.
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G. W. Henderson
Ritter Divorce Filed Over Cruel Treatment In Madison Township
Bessie R. Ritter of Madison Township files for divorce from William A. Ritter alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of their two children. The Senior Class of 1916 unanimously requests Rev. Trusty to deliver the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday night April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie R. Ritter
Madison Township
William A. Ritter
Rev. Trusty
Mutual Improvement Circle Minstrel Draws City Crowd
The New Star theater program by the Mutual Improvement Circle drew a large attendance last Friday. Fifteen young ladies under Miss Rena Dearmin performed songs dances and jokes that provoked hearty laughter. Proceeds fund an exhibit building for the city park.
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Mutual Improvement Circle
New Star Theater
Rena Dearmin
Mrs Kate Keck Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Kate Keck born July 1842 near Bastesville died Saturday in Lovgootee area after cancer on the face. widow of Wm Keck and formerly Taylor she had five children Ella Wats Gailte Davi Joan Casey Vera Stimos Rayhee. She was an elder of the MM Church and burial followed services conducted by Rev Huckleson.
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Kate Keck
Wm. Keck
Loosootee
Keck
Taylor
Bastesville
Ella Wats
Gailte Davi
Joan Casey
Vera Stimos
Lovgootee
Rayhee
Rickmova
Missouri
MM. Church
Eve Aenday
Huckleson
Death of B. and Q. section hand after heart trouble
Coroner was called to Wasitten Sunday to hold inquest into the death of A. J. South erland a B and Q section hand who collapsed at work Saturday evening. He had been advised by a physician not to return to work but resumed duties and died from cardiac dilation after several weeks of heart trouble.
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Dueile Dpouindexire
Suindey
Bally
A. Jd. Southerland
Baiguse
Freemans Restaurant Installs New Soda Fountain
Walter Freeman proprietor of Freemans Restaurant installs a soda fountain on West Main Street. The addition enhances the appearance of the business.
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Walter Freeman
Freemans Restaurant
West Main Street
Lewis Owens Moves to West Odon After Purchase
Lewis Owens of Patricksburg buys Palace Restaurant from Chas Risley and moves his family to the Pensinger property in west Odon this week. Lan Freeman vacates north Spring Street property he recently bought. Nyall Hot Springs Blood Remedy marketed by M. B. Birich & Co sells large bottle for 1.00 to cleanse the blood and fight spring fever.
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Lewis Owens
Patricksburg
Palace
Chas
Risley
Pensinger
West Odon
Lan Freeman
Mr. Freeman
North Spring Street
Hot Springs
M. B. Birich & Co
Death of W A Killion Prominent Plainville Resident
William A. Killion a leading farmer businessman and wealthiest citizen of Steele township died at 5 50 Monday morning at his Plainville home from pneumonia after a March 24 onset. He was 58 born in Daviess county November 9 married Sarah Dyer in 1878 leaving five children. He directed the Farmers Bank of Plainville and the Plainville Milling Co. and suffered a right arm injury in a flour mill accident. Funeral services were in the First Christian church Plainville with burial in Plainville cemetery.
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William A. Killion
Steele Township
Plainville
Vavness County
Killion
Alexander Killion
Daviess County
Sarah Dyer
K. Elmer
Farmers Bank of
Clance
Jesse
May
Gri
Harrison Township
Charles Keith
Washlirs
George McWilliams
Airs
Martha Myers
City
Dicey
Eith
Washington Township
Washington
Aly
Prmce
StLauk
Plainide Milling Company
Flainvill
First Christian Church
C. H Beecanan
Old Settlers Building Committee Thanks Local Helpers
The Old Settlers Building Committee thanks the Minstrel girls and the Orchestra for their entertainment last Friday night and expresses gratitude to the public for generous patronage. W. R. Neeremer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Building Committee
W. R. Neeremer
Dustin Farnum Stars in Captain Courtesy Western Spectacle
The article highlights Dustin Farnum in Captain Courtesy with dramatic stunts such as a leap through a stained glass window into a mission and a vast shootout set with Mexicans, cowboys, and Indians. Winona Brown props and horses power the production, with Bosworth Inc leasing a mountain ranch and building a special mission stage across from the studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Farnum
Kirby
Bosworth, Inc
Winona Brown
Pkty
Dustin Fernum
Bosworth, Incorporated
Vita
Adobe
Bosworth
California
March graduation exams show many fails and sharp critique
The article notes a large number of students failing the March eighth grade graduation exams and criticizes teachers whose high grades misled eighth graders. It cites errors in spelling on exams and questions some teachers' grading standards while praising new teacher entrants and a local speaker. It ends with reflections on citizenship and a quote about liberty tied to the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towashiy
Schors
Elections for Church of Christ at Shiloh Sunday School
Officers elected include Supt. A. M. Williams Assistant Supt. W. A. Chestnut and Secretary Bertha Roach with Mildred Long as assistant. Organist Lora Resler assistant Rosa Gardner.
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Church of Christ
Shiloh
Odon
A. M. Williams
W. A. Chestnut
Bertha Roach
Mildred Long
Lora Resler
Rosa Gardner
Social misery of eyes and need for glasses
The article laments that four percent of eyes cannot sustain close work and owners do not notice until breakdown. It advocates glasses as the only relief and invites readers to prove the point, signed KE K the Jeweler and Optometrist.
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