Fatal Shooting at Terre Haute Court Clip
James C. Leasure a 50 year old West Terre Haute garage owner died in a hospital Monday night from gunshot wounds after a street fight with Dr. R J Danner a physician. Witnesses said Leasure attacked Danner with a blackjack prompting a confrontation that drew a crowd. Danner pursued and returned with a pistol shooting Leasure five times. Leasure later died after the altercation continued. Continuous reporting on the incident followed with details of injuries and escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasue
Danner
Leasure
F. Miller
H. Ensminger
Ur Fhanner
Burns City News Tells Of Illnesses and Local Happenings
The peach crop ripening slowly. Algerna Ketchem is very ill this week and John Maryfield remains on the sick list. Amos Osborn, hurt by a falling slate near Raglesville, is recovering with Dr DeMotte and others’ care. The canning and sewing club reports good work planned for next year. Undertaker Aden Westfall relocates to Main Street with a newly remodeled, expanded setup and showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algerna
Burke Ketchem
John Maryfield
Amos Osborn
Raglesville
DeMotte
Lizzie Poindexter
Dimple
M Fnutch
Chas
Alf Beasley
Vernal
Bonnie Toon
Bedford
Hayden Osborne
Ray Allen
Boggs Creek
Amos Ragle
Elnora
M P Kutch
Omer Cavness
Wm Ledgerwood
K F Kutch
Dan Mc
Marriages of James Russell Cunningham and Margaret Sears
James Russell Cunningham and Margaret Sears were married last Saturday morning at Lone Oak. The ceremony was conducted by Rev C H Buchanan, an uncle of the bride. The groom, son of Lewis Cunningham of two miles west of Odin, has worked as a clerk in Terre Haute. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ribble Sears, resides west of town and is noted as an accomplished young woman. The couple left on the 9 10 train Saturday for Terre Haute to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Cunningham
Margaret Sears
Lone Oak
Revy.c. H. Buchanan
Lewis Cunningham
Qdon
Terre Haute
Ribble Sears
Cunningham
Bowman Brown wed in Lone Oak ceremony
William H Bowman and Mrs May me Brown were united in marriage last Monday at 7 00 o clock. Rev C H Buchanan conducted the ceremony at his Lone Oak home. The couple will reside at the Bowman home southwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Bowman
Mayme Brown
Rev
C. H. Buchanan
Lone Oak
Bowman
Webster Fergueson wed in Champaign ceremony
Miss Etta Lois Webster daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Webster married Ray Fergueson son of Mrs Myrtle Fergueson of Jackson Michigan at 445 pm Sunday at the Methodist parsonage Rev Paul E Carson officiated The couple attended by Mr and Mrs J T Owens The bride wore tan flat crepe trimmed in creme lace with a column of roses and lilies They plan a short wedding trip and expect to live in Jackson Michigan after August 15 The wedding party and guests included Webster and Owens family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Etta Lois Webster
G W. Webster
Ray Fergueson
Myrtle Fergueson
Jackson
Mich
Paul FE. Carson
J. T. Owens
G. W. Webster
Jennie Webster
Carolyne Krows
Champaisn High School
Odon White Sox beat Bruceville Merchants 3 to 1
Odon won the second game 3 to 1 as Scott pitched for Odon and Barks receiving allowed only one Bruceville hit. A crowd attended with Virgil Boyd and Harold Ramsey of Indianapolis visiting for the Cullison Reunion in Bloomfield. Miss Marguerite O’dell travels to Evansville for a Boys and Girls Club Camp near the city hosted by Miss Keller who started the club in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon White Sox
Bruceville
Merchants
Secod
Scott
Odon
Barks
Virgil Boyd
Harold Ramsey
Indianapolis
Bloomfield Snt
Cullison
Marguerite O'dell
Evansville
Barnadette Keller
Miss Keller
Indiana
Miss O'dell
Local Notices Include Sales and Visits Across Cities
Local itemized notes mention for sale items such as an estate heater and copper clad range, and good white corn at 80 cents a bushel. Various visits and travels are logged with Edith Hayes, Andrew Beveridge, W J Johnson, Win Winklepleck, Rose Richardson, Iva Gadberry, and others visiting relatives in Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Washington, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hayes
W. J. Johnson
St. Paul, Minn
Win Winklepleck
Crib
Nation grieves as President laid to rest in hometown
The nation and world mourn as the President's funeral proceeds today. In the capital and in towns everywhere stores will close and activities pause during the final service from 3 to 4 o'clock.
Social Roundup Touches Scot land Community Ties
Local families gather on Sunday and Saturday visits as the Wallace Rosenberrys, Mary Aishe, Otto and Wim Hendersons, and Lafe Kirk host and share time. A buggy accident near Scotland injures Mr Crabbe, three ribs broken, while Walter Guthrie’s house fire is quickly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Rosenberry
Mary Aishe
Otto Henderson
Wim Henderson
Corp
Josephine Henderson
Lafe Kirk
Odon
Hazel Summerville
Switz City
Herschel Ledgerwood
Wm Henderson
Crabbe
Scotland
SHILOH Births and Visits Across Indiana Families
SHILOH notices a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Herschel Hinkle on Aug 3. Several visits and weekend gatherings are listed, including Dewey Chestnut and Daymon Flion with Warren Byrer family, Everett Summerville of Scotland visiting Clark Lamb, and trips by Alfred Cnarnstrom and Clark Lamb to West Baden. The item names many families and towns including Vincennes Sullivan Dayton Washington and French Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Hinkle
Edd Freelick
Indianapolis
Tom Resler
Dewey Chestnut
Daymon Flion
Warren Byrer
Everett Summerville
Scotland
Clark Lamb
John Summerville
O. O. Hinkle
H. D. Jane
Odon
Sam Raney
Will Kelsey
Harry
Leonard Huffman
Vincennes
Harvey Byrer
Marcel
Joe Chestnut
Charles Myers
Herschel Harper
Alfred Caarnstrom
Dayton
Ohio
Dott Smith
Alfred Cnarnstrom
West Baden
French Lick
Clark Lam
Everett Laughlin
Washington
Alfred Coarnstrom
Families Share Picnic With Campers In Martin County
Mr and Mrs Roy R Winklepleck of Chicago Mrs Clara Ward and daughter Genteve of Odon visited Win Winklepleck Thursday Mrs Hugh Merrill and her S S Class of girls spent three days camping in the hills of Martin Count This week Several families enjoyed a picnic supper with the campers Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Winklepleck
Chicago
Clara Ward
Genteve
Odon
Win Winklepleck
Hugh Merrill
S. S
Martin Count
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.C. Leasure
Odon Man
Burns City
Carter
Cbub
Ray Garten
Billie
W. T. Dearmin
Leonard Ramsey
Roy
Hazel Smiley
Odan
Geo. Hart
Epsom
Raey Stukey
Raelesville
Enmima Elart
Montgomery
Bloomfield
Aden Westfall
Main Street
Swayze & Pulliam
Craps
SEARS
Brown
Andrew Beveridge of
Linton
Anderson Kinnaman
B. J. Mullen
D. Gantz
Mary Gadberry
Rose
Iva
Curlee
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Odon Clothing Co
T J. Boyd
James
P. A. Winkelpleck
Thelma Richardson
Harry Myers
Lansing
John Eads
Reason Bennett
Marjorie Anderson
J M Scott
Limon
Mary Scott
Carlisle
Jones
Olney
Samuel Dyer
Worthington
Richard Dyer
E. T. Laughlin
David Marshall
Virginia
al Marshall
Hardinsville
Ill
P. A. Winkelpeck
Grace
Myrtle Lowe
Harry L. Sommers
C Will Myers
Elbora
James Correll
E. A. Howe
Roy. John
Lula Howe
Lintoo
Jacob S. Gantz
Tampa
Fla
J. Ralph Gantz
Naomi Laughlin
Daniel Gantz
Alfred Ragle
Akron
Claude Ragle
Los Angles
Calif
Neo
Mrs. P
J. W. Freeman
White River
Mead's Shanty
Herriman Ferry
O. A. Baker
Shoals
Styler Savage
Cincinnati
Co. V. Garrett
Melvin Cooper
Nellie
Oscar Bennet
Elwood
Kansas
Frank Jacobs
Walter Guthrie
Shiloh
Cora Monts
Sullivan
Main St
Buick CO
Washington, Indiana
Brady & Cooper
Keck & Bowman
Rectan Ag
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