Culmer Fry Family Visit Ends as They Return Home
Culmer Fry and family of Orleans, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herma Malone, returned to their home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Malone accompanied them. Malone came home Wednesday. Mrs. Malone plans a visit to West Baden after a sick quarantine. Inman and daughter Miss Leona left for Winona Lake and Middletown. Wayne Herndon of Allerton visited his cousin Mrs. C. T. Wade during Old Settlers.
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Culmer Fry
Orleans
Mrs
Mr. Malone
J. M. Inman
Leona Inman
Winona Lake and
Concord Items Notice Weekend Visits and Illness
Rev Adamson of Linton visited John McGuire and family Saturday night. Edith Andis spent Sunday with Alpha Brock. Evansville and Indianapolis visitors stayed with Rosenberry family. Mrs Jane Cole’s illness worsens. Frank Critchlow and family visited Alfred Byrer. Green Wade stayed with Harriet Chestnut. Ruth Byrer visited Edith Wilkey. Charley Hazzard attended Shiloh church. Frances Wilkey visited Joe Wilkey. Liberty residents attended church Sunday night. Pearl Brown visited Emma Byrer. Bud Brock visited Lewis Rhuebottom home. Martha Ryans and Indianapolis guest spent weekend with Frank Turkud family. Mrs Cole of Odon visited Jane Cole. Willard Byrer went to Loogootee. Frances Chestnut and Lula visited Jane Cole Sunday afternoon. Joe Wade visited Frank Turk. Warney Byrer visited Henry Byrer. Illinois visitors Cornelius Wresler family stayed with Tom Wresler. Stephen Mallette visited Alfred Byrer. George Cloe of Indianapolis visited Alfred Chestnut. Alfred Chestnut went to Plainville Monday.
Stuckey Wedding Unites Dora Mae Stuckey and Rev Oliver M Deal
A wedding took place at the Stuckey home Wednesday evening uniting Miss Dora Mae Stuckey to Rev Oliver Martin Deal. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Henry Denbo with music by Wallace Smiley. Relatives and friends attended a reception at the Deals’ home the following afternoon.
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Dora Mae
Mar
Riage
Oliver Martin Deal
Dinner party hosts with chicken and ice cream
Jas Neeriemer entertained guests Sunday with chicken and ice cream. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Harman Mr and Mrs H J Kutch and daughter and Wilmer Harman.
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Jas. Neeriemer
George Harman
H. J. Kutch
Wilmer Harman
White Sox falter in four straight losses
During Old Settlers events the White Sox lost all four games. Loogootee shaded them 2 to 0 and 38 to 0 while West Baden Sprudells defeated them 11 to 6 and 15 to 6, with both sides recording six hits in the 38 to 0 game.
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White Sox
Fire destroys poultry house at Goert and Bogel in Loogootee
A fire at Loogootee Wednesday night fully destroyed the Goert and Bogel poultry house. The origin is unknown and another outbuilding plus nearby structures were threatened. Loss around 1000 dollars. The firm is Chicago based. insurance coverage on the plant is not known.
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Goert and Bogel
Loogootee
Oll
Poultry House
Chicago
Prompt watch repair service at Keck Jeweler and Optician
After a period of delays the shop announces improved watch repair capacity with Robt B Baker of Leogootee Ind joining to lead skilled bench work. The firm pledges prompt service and adherence to the motto we will do it right or not at all, inviting customers to bring in their timepieces for careful, reliable repairs.
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Robt B. Baker
Leogootee
Ind Or
Baker
Ven Keck
Dinner party honors Miss Lena Hill at west Odon home
Miss Erna Keck hosted a six o'clock dinner Tuesday in west Odon for guest Miss Lena Hill of Bedford. Attending were Miss Lena Hill, Daisy Prentice, and Messrs. Ronald Boyd, Robert Baker of Loogootee, and Guy Overman of Terre Haute.
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Lena Hill
Bedford
Daisy Prentice
Messrs
Ronald Boyd
Robert Baker
Loogootece
Guy Overman
Terre Hautes
Shiloh Items Domestic News Notables
Shiloh items note visits and returns among local families. Harley Smiley and family returned to Diinois after a stay with friends. Alfred Coyle and family visited east of Odon. Lora Resler attended Concord Church. Amy Overton visited grandparents G W Hackler and wife. Indiana visitor Mrs. Isaac Salyards accompanied by others. Hinkle and Lamb families hosted by local residents through weekend.
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Harley Smiley
Little Son
Diinois
M E Church Services Highlight Rev Reid Singing Praise
The M E Church reports 9 30 preaching 10 30 and 7 30 night services with growing interest. Conversion and victory occur at nearly every service and singing under Rev Reid is excellent. The church feels blessed and on a higher religious life level than in years. Pastor may preach sanctification Sunday if requested.
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Reid
Garten Family Leaves for Bethany Park
W. C. Garten and family departed on Monday heading to Bethany Park for a family outing.
Bamboo hair poison in Java rumors and caution
A Rearson's Weekly piece describes bamboo hairs found on young shoots as "bamboo poison" used to murder by inducing dysentery. It notes Dutch reports that Javanese women might poison European lovers, and that planters fear the toxin though deaths may resemble natural illness.
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Java
Hin
Europe
Rearson
Boiling to Death: A Once Legal Punishment in England
The article recounts Henry VII era laws making boiling to death the penalty after poisoning scandals. It notes Richard Rosse Coke the Rochester cook was boiled, then Margaret Davy in 1542. Public horror spurred law, later repealed after Henry VIIs death.
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England
Henry VII
Richard Rosse
Coke
Rochester
Cook
Margaret Davy
Henry
Dinner wins a bachelor and a widow in odd lease twist
Edgar Borland, a lifelong bachelor, rooms with a widow and her child. He cooks a dinner that charms Edith Sherman Greenough, widow of Jim Greenough, leading to an unlikely romance and a subsequent lease swap. He later moves back after confessing he was won by the dinner.
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Edgar Borland
Borland
Eoud
Mr. Borland
Greenough
Edith Sherman Greenough
James C. Greenough
Edith Greenough
Jim Greenough
Sten
Berland
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Newberry, Indiana
Neff Grove
M. Carmichael, Mer
W. T. Alexander
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Herma. Malone
Mr. and Mrs. Malone
Mrs. C. T. Wade
Concord
Rev. Adamson of
Linton
John McGuire
Edith Andis
Miss Alpha Brock
W. Myers
Evansville
D. Rosenberry
Indianapol
George Rosenberry
Jane Cole
Frank Critchlow
Alfred Byrer
Green Wade
Harriet Chestnut
Ruth Byrer
Edith Wilkey
Charley Hazzard
Shiloh
Frances Wilkey
Joe Wilkey
Liberty
Miss Pearl Brown
Emma Byrer
Bud Brock
Lewis Rhuebottom
Martha Ryans
Indianapolis
Frank Turk Ud
Willard Byrer
Frances Chestnut
Lula
Joe Wade
Frank Turk
Warney Byrer
Henry Byrer
Cornelius Wresler
Illinois
Tom Wresler
Stephen Mallette
George Cloe
Alfred Chestnut and
Family
Alfred Chestnut
Plainville
Stuckey
A. W. Stuckey
Wallace Smiley
Henry Denbo
The
Plainville, M. B. Church
van Buren Township
Eaglesville
Mr. Deal Is
the Oldest Son
Mr. and
Frank Deal
Madison Township
M. E. Church
Bride and
Martin County Boys
West Baden
Ing
Bradley Polytenic Institute of
Peoria
Erna Keck
Alfred Coyle
Geo. Coyle and
Alisson Overton
Ethel Webster
Alva Callahan
Cornelius Resler
Tinois
Lora Resler
Amy Overton
G. W. Hackler
Isaac Salyards
Jas. Hinkle
Homer
Mrs. Clark Lamb
Jack Luallen
M. E. Church Services
W. C. Garten
Bethany Park
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