Snyder Family Reunion Highlights Eight Eldest Members
The Snyder family reassembled Saturday for a reunion with eight aged siblings between 58 and 75 years, all eight children present for the first time in 43 years. Notables include Mrs R D Hayes 69 and Mrs Mary Winklepleck 64, with Jacob Snider, the father, an 1820 German immigrant. The clan spans Beach City Ohio and Strasburg Ohio plus Odon Indiana and Strasburg Ontario. The reunion drew 242 descendants, 88 attendees.
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Jacob Snider
Germany
Elizabeth Kutcher
Beach City
Ohio
Fredrick Spyder
Wren
Onto
R. D. Hayes
Odon
Ind
Jonas Spyder
Strasburg
Livilla Garber
Decatur
Ills
Mary Winde
Frank Bair
Sarah Myers
Monkeyed With The Monkeys Arrest Shocks Indiana Town
A youth named Walter H Somers from north of the state was arrested Sunday at Riverside Park for cruelty to animals after monkeys caused a disturbance. Patrolman Trowbridge took him into custody. Somers claimed innocence and was released on a $20 cash bond after promising not to repeat the mischief.
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Walter EH
Somers
Doo
Indiana
Ile
Riverside Park
Patrulman Trowbridge
Turnkey
Mathey
Resler Poorman Wedding at Poorman Farm
Levi Samuel Resler and Tazel Cine Poorman wed Sunday at 3 p.m. four miles southeast of Odon. Pastor C. H. Buchanan united them before about forty guests with a large supper to follow. The bride, youngest Poorman daughter, and groom, son of Jacob Resler of Bogard township, will reside on a Bogard farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Samuel Res’er and
Tazel Cine
Poorman
Grover Swayze
Ela. C. H. Buchanan
Vir
Madison Poorman
Jacob FP. Resler
Bogard Township
Resler
Voter Instructions for Australian Ballot System
The article presents guidance for first time and older voters on the Australian ballot system. It notes the importance of clear instruction to prevent nullified votes and describes the party devices a rooster for the Democratic ticket and an eagle for the Republican ticket.
Democratic Ticket for Presidential Elector at Large
A readable item notes ADAM HEIMBERGER as the Democratic party candidate for the position of Presidential Elector at Large. The snippet indicates party alignment with the Republican counterpart, signaling a contest in the electoral slate.
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Adam Heimberger
Republican Ticket At-Large Details For Voters
Winfield T. Durbin leads a Republican slate and voters will receive three ballots at the booth. The state ballot on red paper excludes Senators and Representatives, while the white county ballot and yellow township ballot carry local races. To vote straight Republican, mark the eagle circle in the second column header.
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Hst
October Wedding Unites McElroy and Miss Summerville
Joseph A McElroy and Nora Summerville wed at eight in the evening at the residence of the officiating minister near Newberry Greene County. The bride, popular in Odon, taught school locally and studied at the State Normal. They will reside at Westland.
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Joseph Abraham McElroy
Nora Summerville
Res CH. Duchanan
Raleigh Pershing
Greene County
State Normal
Patriotic Duty Urges Indiana Vote On Prohibition Era Alignments
An Indiana voters piece argues the Election of November 3 hinges on party records rather than issues. It champions the Republican party for prosperity and stability and calls for uniting across parties to oppose liquor interests and the Democratic alignment led by Tom Marshall. It appeals to citizens to vote their conscience.
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Republican Party
Ino National
Democratic Party
Calf sale dispute ends in small debt judgment
Special Judge Heffernan issued a verdict for Holstine, awarding $150 against Wilson in a farmers calf pedigree dispute. The case arose from a quarrel over misrepresentation of a calf sold to Holstine, with later violence and a $5,000 damages claim. Attorneys for both sides are listed. Wilson pays court costs.
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Heffernan
Ais
Holstine
Wilson
How to Vote and Penalties Law 1905
Detailed instructions for voters on ballot handling marking and folding, including use of blue pencil, cross marks for straight tickets, prohibition of other marks, and procedures for illiterate voters. Also outlines penalties for buying selling or offering votes and witness rules under the 1905 act.
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Snyd
Mary Winklepleck
Biva
Indianapolis News
Walter H. Somers
Ohoo
Indianapolis
Farn
Kalamazoo
Barkley & Overton
Iericin
Fisii
DEM
Democratic
REP
Republican
Winfield T. Durbin
Jos. A. McElroy
William Summo li
Scotland
Zestland
Patriot
Republic
BS AG
Fobegg
Acisnste
Weerey Phar Gs Go Teubt
Bob Gels
Tom
Marshall
Nowes
Patri
Holstine Holstine
Adic, Rifgdictiecate
Tiodstiie
Turouguecus
Hoistine and Wilson
Padgett & Padgett
Plaintiff and Hastings
Allen & Llastinuga
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
Faith & Paith
Thomas Sears
Washington
Odon Realty DO