Local Notes From regional towns and residents
Miss May Brown is at Wasainsion Alfred Byrer went to Plainsville Monday Irvin Carroll was here from Minera Tuesday EF CEE Creeke was at Waehiege on Tuesday T M Sears was here Wednesday from Eloora Dan Chambers of Eloora was here Sunday Miss Jessie Keller of Burns City spent Sunday there with her sister Miss Lucile Keller Robert Gilles transferred from Latta to Ji youville Twill sit my household good busy Saddle etc Say bills Moses McCarter Mrs Pos Hankin and Mrs Adbert Diefendorf will go to Chicarosean Miss Belle Lincox and Mrs Hulett returned to Thinais after visiting A L Hulett and family BE B Porsythe to entertain Sunday school class at Elm and Center tonight 28 young ladies Mr Kutch was at Bedford Sunday James Catherwood went to Washing ton Tuesday Next Wednesday is Alexander Auction Sale Born to Mr and Mrs Will Skomp Inetoweeko a two pound baby girl Riensor Benoettis home from Okla Verne Mrs DOA Winkiepleck and daughter Anna went to Seymour Saturday to visit Mrs Krinzie Nuddick Drank Lesten and family of Linton were guests of John Odeland and landby first of the week Jacob Itields and George Abraham return from business trip to Pidianape Owing to bad roads revival services there Rev Gilley did not fill his appointment at Raulesville Won Cogten bought Mc Will Inwis property on North Spring street Dearmin will live there this spring Miss Pershing and Lillian Arford gave a social at Mrs Forsythe home Friday night inclement weather kept many away Griner has contract to carry this man from Postoffice to train beginning yesterday Qatwherty has carried it seven years and never missed a train
Gwartney's store notes and local moves in Wheatland and beyond
Local items report presh roasted peanuts at Gwartney's, moves by Walter Kinpamap to Wheatland, visits from Prof. I W Riggins and others, new business ventures and store openings, real estate changes, auctions, and church revival activity. Mentioned are Jacob Shields buying into Abraham Shoe Store, McCarter & Hasler sold, and Mrs Mollie Sailley returning from St Denis. The revival continues with strong attendance at the U B church and a call to participate in community events.
Odon Court Elects Officers and Plans Meeting
The Odon court Tribe of Ben Hur elected Chief C A Breden and other officers including Judge E W Gwartnocy and Teacher Walter Breden. The group scheduled a meeting for next Monday night and noted a Christian Endeavor program with scripture, prayers, duets, and talks led by local members.
Local Schools to Close in Two Weeks
Herman Krutch left Sunday for Illinois to work during the summer. The winter weather seems crafted to make residents appreciate rock roads and the season’s conditions.
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Herman Kutch
Brockton, Illinois
Herman Krutch
Illinois
Mrs Susan Woodruff dies after illness at 37
Mrs Susan A Woodruff of Martin County died Sunday March 1 after a long illness. She was a devout Catholic and member of St Joseph's church with funeral services held Tuesday at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev J F Stanton. She leaves husband four children four brothers a sister and many friends.
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Susan A. Woodruff
St. Joseph’s Church
Martin County
J. F. Stanton
Bourne
The Musical Under Southern Indiana Dand Review
The Musical presented last night under the Southern Indiana Dand was highly praised. As we go to press details are incomplete and a fuller account will be published next week.
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Southern Indiana Dand
Missionary Tea Planned by Women's Society
The Women's Protestant Missionary Society of the MOE church will hold a Missionary Tea on Saturday March 7 at 1 15 p m at the home of Rev. G F Calmer.
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Women's
Porvizn Missionary Society of the
Moe Caurgh
GF. Calmer
Black Swallower Fish Described In Curious Tale
A Journal Office piece explains a fish known as the black swallower. It grows large stomach walls, can swallow prey many times its size, and after overeating its body becomes buoyant and buoyed by gas. The creature eventually dies if the tide recedes without digestion.
The Constitution In Practice and Sahara Notes
A critique of the constitutional theory of independent branches notes the president’s subordinates and Senate courtesy shaping appointments. The Sahara segment describes vast 120 mile by 58 mile Sahara oases and Kargha population amid varied springs and fever, with local grain and onions farming.
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Sahara
Kargha
Hns
Epitaph in Paris Parish Cemetery Credits Local Craft
The epitaph notes a wife of a Paris minister blacksmith and that the tomb railing was made by her husband. A brief memorial line sits within the cemetery grounds of the parish near Paris.
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Paris
Quotable Wit on Humor from Old Papers
An assortment of brief quotes on humor from 20th century sources. It contrasts knowing when not to joke with preaching, noting how practice can overwhelm preachiness and spoofing self awareness in a historical voice.
Merchants advertise in this paper for favorable impact
Readers are urged to mention seeing merchant advertisements in this Journal as a small favor that benefits the paper and its community.
Pope Alexander VII Linked to Sultan Mohammed IV by Ransom Match
Swiss writer Wallichius recounts a 1525 event where Margherita Marsili, daughter of Nani Marsili, was captured by Turkish corsairs and presented to Sultan Selim II. Her marriage produced a lineage linking Pope Alexander VII to the Ottoman sultans through the Chigi family and Fabio Chigi.
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Mohammed IV
Wallichius
the Marsilis
Margherita
Nani Marsili
Selyman
Selim II
Lionardo Muarsili
Cesare
Laura
Chigi
Fabio Chigi
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