Aged resident Mrs Williams passes in West Odon
Mrs. Madera Williams aged and respected resident of west Odon died Wednesday morning from paralysis. She lived in Daviess County most of her life and was a lifelong member of the Christian church. Survived by three brothers, several relatives, and friends, a service will be held at a local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera Williams
Awas
West Odon
Miao Whiier
Xvery Rey
Neos
Daviess County
Oudea
Goa
Herowt
Mero Willig
Stanley Mead
Spencer
Darius Meed
Bedford
Elmer Mead
Cuuttsville
Martha Sparks
Wahieeiats
Ida Hetton
Upland
Califormia
Fire Destroys Residence Near Town
The home of A. M. Stickles, about two miles east of town, burned last Monday along with several outbuildings. Neighbors spotted flames at six o’clock and alerted the fire department, but the structure were soon destroyed. The Stickles family was away. no injuries reported. The origin is unknown and the loss estimated around 3500, partly covered by insurance. The town is applying oil to streets to curb dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stickles
Stickles
Megan
Clayee
Elmer Stickles
Fargi
Sushioo Insurance
Golon
Hane
Pius iv
Piacck
Millinery Sale Opens May 13 Featuring Big Reductions
Local shop announces a summer millinery sale starting tomorrow, running for one week and offering deep discounts on all stock. The promotion highlights substantial price cuts across hats and related accessories.
Bennington O Brien Wedding At Plainville House
The marriage of A T Bennington and Mrs Lucia O Brien was solemnized at the house of the bride in Plainville on Sunday. The bride, oldest daughter of the late Mason Aden, has led the dry goods department at Pope Myers and McWilliccis in Plainville. They will reside on Mr Benningtons farm west of Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bennington
Lucia O'Brian
Plainville
Mason Aden
Daviess Catery
Pope Myers and
McoWilliccis
Stan Plainvile
John Bepuipgeen
Thomas Benavaeden
Happenings In Town Include Social Visits And Local Notices
Town happenings list weekend visits by Miss Margaret McCallian and the McCallian sisters with Mrs. George Rusher near Sandborn. Notices cover a stray mare, farm sales of Jersey cows and yellow corn, and a switch to Martinsville Sanatorium for rheumatism treatment. Events include visits to Indianapolis and Terre Haute, concert band activities, and a summer opening planned by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McCallian
George Rusher
Sandborn
Odon
Ella Stone
Scotland
RAGLESVILLE Rere Clark
RAGLESVILLE report notes changes in local staffing and health days ahead with ongoing consulting sessions by a doctor. Mrs Sogn Aten owls referenced in community health updates as part of the schedule for upcoming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogn Aten Owls
Local residents drop by and visit in Martin county
Burns City and nearby towns report Sunday and Monday visits and errands. Residents including Hayes, Robinson, Stueney, Riggins, Stern, Garret, Maley, Beasley, Mattingly, Spaulding, and Crane are noted visiting relatives, attending business, or stopping at farms around Odon Hayden, Washington, Louogootee, and Barr township. Silas Crane is very ill after a stroke. other locals, Mary Thomas, Amos Ragle, Glen Armstrong, Ruth and Mary Armstrong, K F Ruth, and John Brammer are mentioned with various short trips and road work underway by Ralph Richardson and Fulgren.
Deaths Mrs Ed McBride a Plainville resident
Mrs Ed McBride a well known Plainville resident died at her home on Tuesday May 9 aged about seventy three. Funeral services were held at the U B Church in Plainville and burial followed in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McBride
Plainville
U. B. Church
Borial
Ruth Louise Graber Dies at Seven in Washington
Ruth Louise Graber daughter of Dicie and Albert Graber of 314 Pearl Street Washington died Tuesday May 9 at home from inflammatory rheumatism. Funeral services were held from the residence yesterday morning with Rev Hall of Plainville in charge and burial followed at Washington. She was over seven years old at the time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Louise Graber
Dicie and
Albert Graber
Pearl St
Washington
Rev Hall of
Plainville
Cynthia Leach Celebrates Seventh Birthday in City
Friends and relatives gathered at James Johnson’s home last Monday to honor Mrs Cynthia Leach on her seventh birthday anniversary. She is noted for her strength and activity, joining a fern hunting and fishing expedition in the afternoon and traveling the hills and woods with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Leach
James Johnson
Leach
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Madora Williams
Busidess
Farle Pan
Che Rexel Bibel
Bev
Mes
Wes
Metlinery “Sale
Mickie
Charles Sophosesom
Neatry Hitcheven
Waading Jdopson
Elnera
Sallie Rewcham
Orn
Randdaudhiers
Alterna
Uoonie Lee
Tai Garrett
Shoals
Ty Vasa
I Ana
Helen Webeter
Carrod Osborm
Star Theater
John White
Martinsvile Sanitorium
Eunice
Claire McCallian
Evelyn Boyd
Bicknell
Sandbern
Pat Oval
J. M. Scott
Mary
E. T. Laughlin
Terre Haute
Correll Gre
Mr. and Wirstarl Feller
Indianapolis
R. F. Myers
Huette Poindexter
A. W. Caughey
Rev
F.sheke
Vincennes
Goshorp
Frank Holby
Elmer Bunch
Johnsen Stotts
Zorah Temple
Rexall
Musselman
Meroaned
Ates
Mionedauester
Derotay
Sea of Pialiville
John W. Ingford
Med Pike
Woailineford
Saat
Mies Lula Howe
Lintay
Sandsy
Mrs Door
Nirginia Keamer
Anc
Charles Jann
Indiana
J GV. Freesman
Tpolliver
Giberal Ui ‘Ab
Chicago, Milwaukee and St .Paul Railway
EA É
Kees
Raglesville
Rere Clark
Burns City
Mrs TA Hayes
Loogootee
Rev Robinson
Hayden Osborne
Martin County
Lloyd Stueney
Connersville
Russell Riggins
Here
JK Stern
F B Garret
Looooree Moonday
Terrence . Maley
East van Buren
Harley Beasley
Dennis Riggins
Charles Riggins
Silas
Dennis Mattingly
Barr Township
Janes V Spaulding
Louogootee
John Bo
Charles Ns
Bearae
Silas Crane
M Thomas
Mary Thomas
Amos Ragle
Elnora
Glen Armstrong
Freetown
Ruth
Mary Armstrong
K F
John Brammer
Beit Stuckey
Aogiesville
Hayden Osborn
Alec Walls of
Newberry
John Maryfields
Ralph Richardson
Fulgren
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