Local Notes Record Busy Week In Madison Township
Correspondents report visits by Dora Stuckey and others including Eli Jlacer of Madison township. Coal business moves, hay making, and factory activity appear with several social visits noted. A Miss Grace Stearne dies of hemorrhage, funeral at St. Joseph church. Elnora defeats Hough Riders 4 0 in baseball. third win of the year for local team.
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Grace Stearne
Vidlentine Strange
St. Josephs Church
Martin County
Elnora
Hough Riders
Rough Riders
Sanborn
Freeman
Dottie
Dolla Walls
Grace Strange
John M. Toon
Miss Grace Strange
St. Joseph Cemetery
Local notes from Farlen and surrounding areas
Daily life gossip and brief notices from Farlen Indiana and nearby towns. Mentions include visits by residents to Odon Bedford and Martin County, a thresher in use, church services by Rev. Grant Priest, a funeral at St Joseph, sales and travel plans, and a lightning strike at Amos Osborn’s barn causing significant loss.
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Amos Osborn
Southern Elmore Parish Notes Period
Southern Elmore area shares a busy harvest mood as neighbors thresh and work. Fisher and family spent Sunday with Wm Bowman while Will Shively visited Alfred Sims. Mrs Messick returned from Bloomfield. Elvin Kincaman moved home after Vaiparies school. Nancy Kack Odos Candie Dye Burns City Cansy Swash Bagleeville and Sallie Matthew Baile visited their brother John Woodraft and other relatives early week.
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Nancy Kack
Odos
Candie Dye
Burns City
Cansy Swash
Bagleeville
Sire
Sallie Matthew
Baile
John
Woodraft
District conference attracts clergy and locals in Plainville
Rev Shroyer attends district conference in Jasonville while local residents face illness and travel notices. Dr Goskorn's mother is feeble, Clay McKittrick suffers typhoid fever in Indianapolis, and Mrs Richard Atterburne is gravely ill. John Clark relocates on his farm east of town as Rev J T Hobson heads to Otterbein. The Fraternal Association prepares for a steam swing and an excursion rate is granted for next week's event. Bewis Shornburg visits Mrs Foust's family in town. The thirteenth optional convention of the U P CA Indiana conference meets at Otterbein for three days.
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U. P. CA
Indiana
Otterbein
Plainvilla
Local Notes Echo Visitors and Births at Cornettsville
Raymond Leonard visits from Washington and Mrs Elles Clark returns from Cincinnati. The A B Sunday School convention meets at Oderbein. Wm A Wallace hosts guests G B Wallace. Jack Baker and daughter Elva from Washington visit. A daughter born to Mrs Leurina Vanmetier. John Rogers and Missouri relatives come to spend time with Georgy Rogers. Numerous locals and visitors listed.
Local Notes From Burns City and Surroundings
Dr. T A Hayes reports sickness. Shelby Holt traveled to Odon on business. Roscoe Kutch left Sunday for S I RB BR work. Farmers busy between showers putting up hay. Ingram Williams painting H W Hiaff house roof. J L Eaton has a fine piece of care but thinks it not enough. Rev Henry Lamb visited on business. Mrs Frances J Moore Istely from Pari visiting Wm S Storm. Mrs Wm Ellis from near Montgomery visited home folks. Joseph Marshall and wife recently arrived with plans to stay. Rev C H Beechanan from Odea filled his regular appointment, crowd large.
Around Lasca Wheat Rotting and Courtship Talk
A fragment notes wheat near Lasca looks likely to rot while a social remark says ladies with husbands walking to church to accommodate neighbors show little faith in their spouses.
Local Threshing Machine Introduced. J Chestnut Retires
Community note reports a threshing machine arrival in the locality and confirms J Chestnut’s retirement from business due to ill health. Frank Walker hosted a social at his home Saturday night with a good time noted by subscribers.
Fact snippets span science, society and history
The passage compiles curious statistics and anecdotes: color blindness rates, meteor frequency, sparrow speed, Moscow churches, Dutch age restrictions, India tea growth, UK income distribution, Tibetan cantilever bridges, Harvard pigeons, Hiram Cochran’s funeral bequest, Morrisville thrift, open air sleeping remarks, a Japanese seeking labor council access, Nowak’s weather forecasting, Windsor curfew tower birth, unclaimed letters to notable figures, and Scotch fishing fleet efficiency.
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United Kingdom
London
Harvard
Hiram Cochran
California
Morrisville
San Francisco
Veiled portrait of Countess at London dinner noted
The latest novel "nite" drew a veiled portrait of the Countess of Warwick. At the New Vagabonds dinner in London they met. Lady Warwick, instead of anger, was gracious toward Rita Desmond Humphreys. Also mentions Ezera in Hawaii leading a new cult, Mme Patti receiving the Legion of Honor, and an American description of King Leopold of Belgium as a reformist ruler with colonial plans for the Kongo region.
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Countess of Warwick
London
Lady Warwick
Rita
Desmond Humphreys
Dowie
Hawaii
J. M. Ezera
Ewa
I. Desha
Islands
Ezera
Elijah
Mme. Patti
Cederstrom
Loubet
Legion of Honor
Paris
Mme
Adeling Patti
Quotables from a Cheered-Up Era Echoing Age Talk
In lighthearted remarks a speaker notes a man appears well for his age and jokes that he has already achieved maturity by marrying a girl twenty five. The exchange highlights playful views on growing older and marital milestones.
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Hrete & Green
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Jack Pate Han
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A. W. Stucky
Misses Anise and
Gladys Pate
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Miss In Battie
James Osborne
Russel and
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Farlen
Dan Mowery
Henry Walls
Odon
Tenelove Sipea
Grant
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Thomas Chiles
Arthur Phipps
Forden
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O.P. Summers
J.G. Tayloe
Grandma Armstrong
Bramble
Andrew Armstrong
Charles Buchannan
Qduu
James Ledgerwood
Bradford Kutch
H. Merrifield
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Taylor
Mro
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Steve Iseangle
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Moco
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Dick Messick
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Dr. Goskorn
Clay McKittrick
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Anderson
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Vance May
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Frank Walker
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J. N. Nowak
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Henry IV
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Harry Thaw
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