McCallian Rusher Marries Susan Bartlett McCallian
George B. Rushe of Newberry and Miss Susan Bartlett McCallian wed at the bride’s home on North Grove Street on Tuesday February 14 with Rev R R Chavez officiating. The Valentine themed ceremony featured lilies and formallions and a quilt gift from the Sunday School class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Rushe
Newberry
Susan Bartlett McCallian
R. R. Chavez
North Grove Street
Me‘allian
Miss Mcallian
A. C. Helm
Mesdanes Chaver. Itskin
Susie Wallick Hazel Sears
Edith Henderson
May McCallian
Ruth Rollins
Evelyn Boyd
Bicknell
Evening concert by Southern Indiana Concert Band attracts capacity crowd
A large audience is expected at First Christian Church for the season opener by the Southern Indiana Concert Band. Tickets have been pushed by the school and local groups, with programs including Sousa and Bechtel selections, baritone solo, and choral pieces. The article also notes a nearby obituary and funeral service details for a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Southern Indiana
Sco
Valentine masquerade at Wesleyan church lesson
Mrs Lan Freeman presided over a Valentine themed stunt party for the Wesleyan class of the M E church Tuesday night. The event featured five 15 minute programs with hearts and flowers decor and refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Freeman
M. E. Church
Dow Hayes
Scout Notes Highlight Troop’s Rank Status and Dues
A troop report states 24 scouts with 3 First Class 8 Second Class 13 Tender Foot. It calls for home support to boost advancement and notes a renewed effort since September 5 to reach First Class. Registration expires April 7 with 50 cent fee. weekly dues 2 cents or $1 a year. honorary memberships $1.00. WE NEELD THE MONEY.
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Brothers and Fathers of Scouts
Friends of the Scout Movement
Boy Scout Movement
Noah Fisher Dead at North of City After Illness
Noah Amos Fisher died at his home north of the city last Tuesday from pneumonia after a week of illness. He was nearly 63, a son of John and Mary Fisher, and survived by his wife and six children Everett and Lowell, four daughters including Mrs Jord Fields and Mrs Cecil Roberts, plus Mrs Cleveland Johnson and Jennie Fisher. He was a member of the Union Chapel U B Church. Funeral services were held Thursday at the U B Church with Rev McMurtry and Rev Wilson officiating. Burial followed in Raglesville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah A. Fisher
Noah Amos Fisher
John
Mary Fisher
Everett
Lowell
Jord Fields
Cecil Roberts
Cleveland Johnson
Jennie Fisher
U. B Church
Union Chapel
U.B
McMurtry
Wilson
Raglesville
Farm for Rent Half Clover and Corn Land
Farm for rent offering 168 acres total with 90 acres suitable for corn and the balance in clover. Black soil, features an irrigation setup. Contact J. M. Winkelpleck for details.
Death of John Jacobs in Indianapolis
John Jacobs formerly of this city died at his home in Indianapolis last Monday from paralysis after a September stroke. Born here he married Carrie Payre and had four children. He leaves a widow, two brothers Frank and Doley, and five sisters. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis on Wednesday with local attendees Marshall Cooper, J A McCoy, and Frank Jacobs.
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John Jacobs
Indianapolis
Mr. Jacobs
Carrie Payre
Doley
California
Frank
Marshall Cooper
Jas. McCoy
Rufus Danner
Terre Haute
Dan Dunham
Saly Jacobs
DeKalb
Illinois
J. A McCoy
Frank Jacobs
Free government seeds available at Journal office
The Journal office is distributing 160 packets of government seeds for spring planting. Seeds were sent by Harry New and include a variety of good garden seeds. Residents are invited to come in and take a packet.
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Journal Office
Harry New
Hatching eggs and clothing ads in regional circulars
Hatching eggs from Buff Orpingtons S C Ancones and S C White Leghorns listed alongside clothing ads. Circular free. Hostettier Bros Deans Ind Curlee and Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes are unconditionally guaranteed to the wearer. Odon Clothing Co.
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S. C
Hostettier Bros
Deans
Ind
Curlee
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Scout Oath and Laws Pledge Highlighted
The fragment invokes the Scout Oath and Laws emphasizing commitment to duty and ethical conduct. It underscores the pledge as a guiding principle for members and leaders within the movement.
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The
Scout
Death of Wm. Myers at Cornettsville
Wm. A. Myers died at his son Seth’s home in Cornettsville on February 9 from chronic pneumonia after about six weeks illness. He was over eighty two and left three sons Seth Curtis and Edward. He was a member of the Cornettsville M. E. Church and was buried in the local cemetery on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Myers
Seth
Cornettsville
Mr. Myers
Curtis
Edward
Local notes from Ragleville area include travels and a muddy car mishap
Bruce Caroess of Gridley visited his aunt Mrs W H Hubbard and relatives. Charles Clark and family stayed overnight as they visited the area. His new Chevrolet stuck in a mudhole and lost a wheel. Several residents made trips to nearby towns for visits and chores. Wurtzel Rosenberry travels to Scotland to see father ill with pneumonia. A sow near Ragleville farrowed nineteen pigs with eleven surviving after overlying six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Caroess
Gridley
W H Hubbard
Charles Clark
A. M Clark
Indianapolis
Charles
Wurtzel Rosenberry
Scotland
OT Barker
Barker
Here
Robber Attacks Aged Woman Near Taylor Schoolhouse
Mrs. Orepa Taylor, 63, of Van Buren township, fought off a midnight intruder who forced entry, threatened death, and searched the home. A purse with $50, silver, and a pension check was found. the thief escaped. Sheriff Faith and Deputy Sheriff Myers investigated. description not provided.
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Orepa Taylor
Taylor
van Buren Township
Faith
Myers
Sears Carr Wedding At Home Of Minister
Ang ie Letta Sears wed Rufus Carr in a Saturday ceremony at 5 30 pm officiated by Eld C H Buchanan. The bride is the daughter of Ribble and Mrs Sears. the groom, a private in Co G 11th Infantry, served in WWI and four and a half years in the service. After a supper the couple traveled to Ft Harrison to begin married life, with community wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld. C. H. Buchanan
Angie Letta Sears
Rufus Carr
Ribble Sears
Croom
Joseph Carr
Co. G. Lth
Ft. Harrison
Indianapolis
Biscuit Flour Plez U 75dc Bag From UdOn Milling Co
Biscuit flour priced at 75 cents per 24 pound bag notes its sweet wheat origin and nutritious wholesome quality. Promotes via dealer or call UdOn Milling Co for details.
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Udon Milling CO
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Stars and Shpes
Sousa McCaughhey
Alda
Byron Cornet Solu
Dre. Irk
Bechtel
Oliver the Out” Boger
Mr. Cold Ground
Marita WB
Bredeb
Marita
I Wallace
Keteb
Bair
Statt
Nava Ber
Jewells
Barnhouse
Uth
Cals
Suesday
Port Tas
Aedice
Clerch
Ial
Walnut
Valentine
Rexall
Saturday Evening Post
Literary Digest
FE. E. Ray
Epsom
Emanuel Hamerickhouse
White Wyandotte Eses
Sittin
Mary Mumaw, Odon
Hazel Cooper
Hope Cooper
Naomi Laughlin
Mildred Merrill
Janette Grayson
Vincennes
Miss Grayson
Washington and Odon
I. Vircentes
Miss
Noah Fisher
J. M. Winkelpleck
By Charles Sughroe
Teen None Sear
the Three Graces
Hank
MR Spouggle
MA Muree
Ches
Poe
Odon Clothing Co
WM. Myers
Lloyd Stuckey
Loogootee
Lois Myers
M.O. Pate
Moo Pate
Angeline Myers
Riley Flinn
Elmer Ramsey
Odon
Mr Ramsey Butcher
Julius Smith
West
Leroy Wadsworth
Mary and
Omer Sims and
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