Zimmerman McCoy Nuptials Tie West Odon Couple
Miss Lucile McCoy married Ernest Zimmerman at the bride’s home in west Odon. Relatives witnessed the ceremony. The bride, youngest daughter of J A McCoy, is respected in the community. Groom son of W E Zimmerman, a farmer near Odon. They will reside on a farm in Van Buren township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile McCoy
Ernest Zimmerman
West Odon
J. A. McCoy
Odon
W. E. Zimmer
van Boren
Indiana Trap Shooters State Tournament Opens in Terre Haute
Official programs announce the eighth annual state tournament of the Trap Shooters League of Indiana in Terre Haute on August 24 25 and 26. The Terre Haute Red and Gun Club oversees the event with contests at the gang club park six miles west of Terre Haute on the Paris Interurban line. Over 8500 in premiums are offered.
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Trap Shooters League of
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ment
Red and Gun Club
Six
Gang Club
Terce Haute
Paris
Basket Meeting at Mt Olive Church Attracts Crowds
The Mt Olive church east of here held an all day basket meeting last Sanday under shade trees with a long table and a generous dinner for attendees. Rev Isom Baley of Linton, pastor for three years, led the final service as Rev Beasley had resigned earlier.
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Mt Olive Church
Here
Sanday
Isom Baley
Linton
Beasley
Not at Washington by The Odon Journal
The Odon Journal mocks Washington for a supposed nocturnal peeping tom, while the Herald notes Washington women do not wear provocative clothing. the piece contrasts local sensibilities with salacious rumors during a day described as silt and silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon Journal
Washington
Journal Map
Herald
Tourists from Terre Haute Visit Trinity Outing
A group of tourists from Terre Haute visited Trinity for a day outing on Sunday. The party included O. T. and 3 petty individuals led by E. B. Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machine Loaig
Terre Haute
Trinity
Petty
EB. Ferguson
Boy Breaks Arm After Fall At Factory Yard
Frank Breeden ten, son of Walter Breeden, suffered a double bone break in his left arm Sunday afternoon while playing with other boys at the old brick and ule factory in the east end. Attendants from De Motte and Bowtuau set the bones after an anesthetic. he is now eating and doing well.
Old Settlers Opened Yesterday With Big Crowd Attraction
The Old Settlers event began yesterday amid favorable weather and preparations. Farmers attended lectures by Pest Frier, and crowds gathered for rides, a Ferris wheel, high wire acts, and ball games today and tomorrow drawing regional fans. Trains added coaches to handle abundant visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Ground
Young Couple Drown in White River Near Bloomfield
Miss Lavile Wolfe eighteen of Bloomfield and John Sweeney twenty three of New Albany drowned at 530 PM Sunday in White river near Bloomfield while bathing Sweeney an expert swimmer was teaching Wolfe to swim His body was recovered about o clock by wreckage aid but Wolfe's body remained missing at press time
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New Albany
Indiana University
White River
Bloomfield
Sweeney
Wolfe
Thirty Nine Teachers Pass July Examination
Superintendent A O Fulkerson graded sixty five papers and eleven were sent to the state superintendent Gut. Successful candidates include Hyssie Brown Nathaniel H Chattin G A Cunningham Austin Ewerling Anna Cunningham Ephbriaus Gregory Murl Cunningham Etta Herry Albert Heibecker James O Neal Ada Evans John Ledgerwood Flossie Barey Ransom Jackson Dully Herrod Ray Cunningham Lulu Slaven Mary H Wilson Charles D Pate Fred Dobbyn Elsie Walworth Everett Lett Lake Yoma Minnie A Standley Harry McCafferty Harvey Gillntt Cecil Smith Grant Seales Rey Flint Dorothy Winston Irene Healy Elmer W Myers Jubn OConnor Mary Shirley Josephine Sanford Leal Cunningham Cline A Freed W Raney Hugh Morgan. There remains one more cranmin ation this year and it comes on ug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Standley
Harry McCafferty
Harvey Gillntt
Cecil Smith
Grant Seales
Rey Flint
Dorothy Winston
Irene Healy
Elmer W. Myers
Jubn O'Connor
Mary Shirley
Josephine Sanford
Leal Cunningham
Cline A. Freed
W. ©. Raney
Hugh Morgan
Medford Fire Damages Laboratory and Store
Fire in Medford damages the laboratory of Dr. W. M. Casper and spreads to the C. L Baker general variety store. Prompt fire department action prevented larger losses. Estimated total loss set at $2,000. Baker previously operated a clothing business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Casper
C. L Baker
C. L. Baker
State Prison Farm Near Brazil Explored by Commission
A 1 200 acre farm three miles north of Brazil, owned by M. Jolmeon, is among sites under study for the state penal farm. The property offers good water, ample shade, productive soil, and shale suitable for brick and tiling production.
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Brazil
Annual U B conference set for August in city
Preparations are underway to host a large number of ministers and delegates for the UB conference to be held in this city August 20 to 24. Bishop G M Mathews of Chicago will oversee the conference with Prof Robertson of Indiana Central University directing evening services. The building has been rearranged to provide more space.
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U. B
G. M. Mathews
Chicago
Prof. Robertson
Indiana Central University
Funeral for Tine Holland Draws Large Crowd at St Joseph’s
Raglesville community gathers as Tine Holland, 27, dies from tubercular peritonitis after surgery in Bedford. He leaves a widowed mother and siblings. Also notes typhoid fever in Roy Myers, a local marriage of Vern R Clark and Mamie Hernandez, and a minor wreck of J D Hackler.
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Holland
Roy
John H. Myers
Horse Killed Near Town After Fright at Hill
A horse died late Saturday night near the slope by O. A. Taylor's home when frightened, reared on its hind feet, and fell, fatally injuring itself. The incident occurred as Boyd, driving home from town, passed the area.
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Boyd
O. A. Taylor
Two Cows Killed by Lightning Hit Firm of Rezia Overton
Lightning struck two cows on the firm of Rezia Overton Wednesday, killing them instantly. The storm caused wind damage across the country and heavy rain. Names listed include Grace A Schloot, Bert J Howe, Linton visitors Helen Gantz and Cora Laughlin, and others attending events in Indianapolis and nearby towns.
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Rezia
Miases
Grace
Bert
Howe
Linton
Helen Gantz
Eogard Teachers Appointed for 1913-1-4 List
Daniel L Myers trustee of Bogare appoints teachers for 1913 1 4 across multiple locales including Epsom Cornettaville Oak Grove Fairview and Hayes with names such as Albert Mock Ernest Burch and Magma Wade. The fragmentary list names several individuals with uncertain spellings and inconsistent punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L Myers
Bogare
Fire destroys barn on Sugarland farm
A large barn on Mrs. Samuel Lucas’s Sugarland farm burned Sunday night. The Hames found the blaze at about 1 o clock with the fire under strong headway. Tenant Willard Bateman faced about $1,000 in losses plus 24 hogs burned. origin unknown but suspected incendiary causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lucas
Sugarland
Willard Bateman
Bateman
U B Church Announces Rev Garriott Schedule
U B Church led by Rev T A Garriott lists Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 10 30 and 7 46. Preachers and delegates for the annual conference arrive by trains on Tuesday Aug 19 with readiness to receive guests from Tuesday afternoon.
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T. A. Garriott
Burns City Picks Up Startling 13 2 Win Over White Sox
In a brutal game at South Side park Burns City overwhelmed the White Sox 13 to 2. Toon hit a homer as Cooper struggled early, while Burns City fans cheered several extra base hits including home runs and a three bagger.
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Burns City
White Sox
South Side Park
Rams
Tax Board Raises Knox County Assessments
The Knox county auditor was informed by the state board of Tax Commissioners that county property was listed too low and a ten percent raise was added to all assessed values. They also noted farm machinery and household goods in Daviess County were slightly undervalued but no raise was ordered. The increase will create substantial extra work for the Knox auditor.
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Knox County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Daviess
Lightning damages Bechtel barn and kills horse
During Wednesday rainfall a lightning strike hit the Bechtel property four miles east of town. The barn sustained considerable damage and one valuable horse was killed in the incident.
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Jake Bechtel
Harvest Home at Plainville Celebrated
Harvest Home at Plainville festival concluded with community turnout and local participation. Organizers reported successful events, with activities, exhibits, and a donations drive supporting town projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
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Frank Breden
Walter Breeden
Boey
OLD Settlers
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Tokyo
Venus
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Pest Frier
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Petionacn
Ak Eee Earl
Las
Toomorrow
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A. O. Fulkerson
Gut
Hyssie Brown
Nathaniel H. Chattin, G. A. Cunning
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James O'Neal
Ada Evans
John Led
Bedford
Medford
Commission
Settlers Ground
Raglesville
Young Man
van Buren Township
Jacob Flinn
Cash’’ Myers
Dick’’ Stuffle
Wilbur Evans
This Place
Tine’ L’olland Sanday
Mr. Myers
Missouri
Geo. W. Hackler
Vern R. Clark
Mamie Herndez
J.D. Hackler
J. B. Spaulding
Brambie
Udon
Bert. Clark
Tine
Way Williams
Cora Laughlin
Indianapolis
Ethel Jollity
Beatrice Hayes
Oln
Morrison
Harry” ‘Sommers
Roy Winklepleck
Walter
Danner
Chas. Lave
Newberry
Elnora
Piniavidle
Cas
Eogard
Epsom
Albert Mock
Superirenaent
Exnigmin Ritter
C. Will Myers
Bessie Keiter
Cornettaville
Ernest Burch
Rookbh Greenwood
Black
W. McCorrick
Fisher—Liawon
Kestout
A. Wade
Elmer A. Everson
Pleasant
Grove—Magma
Wade
Oak Grove
Arliz Q' Brian
Fairview
Ainnie ‘Starey
Hayes
Hoopingar
Cen Basies
SAS
RPTL
U. B. Church
Cooper
Toon
Mabel
Bagger
Soch
Innin
Knox
Insurance
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