Death of Owen Seonp After Automobiles Accident
Owen Seonp of this city died Tuesday morning in Indianapolis after complications from injuries sustained when an automobile tire exploded last September. He recovered enough to return to work before a relapse led to his death. The long obituary notes his machinist trade and connections with local firms, with mentions of family and a public notice of burial plans.
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Owen Shon
Jerry
Indianapolis
Koimp
Eisate
Enidianapots
Dupury
Werato
Mero Sketup
Sip
Rot
Leslie
Bravil Bee
Faye
Paralysis Strikes Resident Near Roeglesville
John Areegg of Roeglesville is stricken with paralysis at his home last Monday and is reported in a very serious condition. Mr. Arney is widely known throughout the county. Keck, the jeweler, sends holiday wishes as ads remain unwritten due to busy times.
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John Areegg
Roeglesville
Arney
Wedded Christmas Eve in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Maude Stickles will wed John W Tein of Farmersville at her parents east of town tonight. Rev Houchanan of Oden will officiate in a small gathering of families and invited guests. The bride is the daughter of prosperous farmer Mr and Mrs AL Stickles. The groom works as a mechanic in Farmersville, Posey County.
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Maude Scekles
John W W.dewin
Farmers Ville
Res
Antry
Wits
Erik
Woetischan
Sunday School Teacher Imprisoned After Roof Bulletin Chaos
Fragmentary text shows Roy Piyndatun as a teacher arrested during a Sunday school meeting at the Roof PL. The note mentions Wednesday night bulletins and disrupted time, with unclear details about the custody or charges.
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Roy Piyndatun
Ceacher
Arcbldt
Lee Ae & Eis
Woman Suffers Broken Hip After Ice Slips
Mrs Willin Brown of Elnora broke her hip after slipping on ice that covered the community last Monday. She was walking and sustained bruises as well as the hip injury.
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Willin Brown
Elnora
Farmers Institute Draws Large Attendance
A good crowd attended the Farmers Institute at Minera on Wednesday with lively discussions on farming problems. Maurice Douglass of Flat Rock Indiana and Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Warrie County gave talks, and Rev. D. P. McCow closed the meeting with an address on The Dignity of Farm Life.
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Farmers’ Institute
Minera
Maurice Douglass
Flat Rock
Ind
Lewis Taylor
Warrie Couney
D. P. McCow
County 19410 State Settlements Reported Incomplete Figures
The December settlement sheet for county revenue and related taxes shows total cash collections, with funds allocated to benevolent institutions, debt sinking, education, and endowments. The county treasurer receives 6 percent of collections, totaling $620.54, with two annual settlements in June and December bringing the final corrected sum to $419,653.63.
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Stam
PS. Povelde
Benevolous Gustiiation
Su - PaUid
SFU
Pernata
Adrian
Ieee
Phhd
Id Benevelent Institution Fund
Rae Mg
Doe
Perlal
Teas Vash Phortus
Uquidaday
Additiog
City of Washington
Sohal
Miss Minnie Harman Visits Family During Vacation
Miss Minnie Harman, a teacher in Fairbury, Illinois, is at home spending her vacation with her parents.
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Minnie Harman
Fairbury
Tinois
Poultry Show Opens at Plainville With 300 Entries
The first annual Southwestern Poultry Association show opens in Plainville at Modern Woodmen hall despite a driving rain and ice. Judge Ben MeCracken officiates as experts evaluate White Rocks, Leghorns, Wyandottes, and other breeds. hundreds attend as many breeders enter birds and a Christmas program is planned at the U B Church.
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Southwestern Poultry Association
Plainville
Woodmen Hall
Amiple
Ben MeCracken
Martinsville
McCracken
American Poultry Association
Finnehrs
Orpin
Observer Urges Christmas Cheer For Those In Need
A reader column calls for spreading Christmas cheer beyond homes to aid the hungry, poor, and elderly. It urges gift donations, discreet giving, and candleless trees to prevent fires while highlighting pride and dignity in recipients.
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Cni
Fine Hogs At Burns City Sell At Seven Months Weight
Eph Williams of Burns City sold a fine bunch of Poland China and Chester White hogs averaging 340 pounds per head at seven months and five days of age.
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Eph Williams
Burns City
Poland
Chester
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