Willow Lick News Briefs Include Winter Trip and Local Visits
Willow Lick residents announce plans as Mr ail Mars travels to Terre Haute for the winter. The sermon at Mt church drew a crowd Tuesday night. Misses Ptella and Noma Croortan visit Abiss Pertha Quorton this week. Homer Pershinsrane visits Stever Callers and Mrs. WH Miteledh in Indianapolis. Miss Vernie Rowe returned to Oensonville after a short stay with Tiss dedi Rooisen. Verna Sours Bertha Overton hosted Clara and Julia Pershing Sunday. Mr. Sommers of Olon was in the vicinity Sunday. Cte P Reedrenn of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with Hobart Sours. Nine attended church at St Olive Thursday night. Walter Harman and Miss Dessie Callahen of Qodon passed through en route to Eaglesville. Eva Sadler visited with Qhoon fates Sunday. Veron Sears and the Overton sisters attended a party Tuesday night.
Local Notes Show Social Strolls Across Town
A compilation of visits and movements across towns names Ruth Honecker Cleila Lintley Miss Warthiepleck and Miss Jraie Ilmer visit Martinsville Newberry and Scotland. Residents like Harley Honecker Leveda Borders Floyd McCord and others travel to family homes and events while church and school figures move to nearby places for gatherings and duties.
Danners Big Store and Local Travel Scenes
Local notes record HJ Ward visiting Epsom and numerous residents from Plainville Linton and nearby towns traveling for errands and social visits. Movements include Beatrice Hayes, Walter Callahan, and families attending circuses and funerals with several returns to Odon and Vincennes.
Montgomery shooting at a residence ends with suspect at large
A quarrel in Montgomery afternoon escalated to gunfire. James Catshall fired a revolver, wounding Famer who later recovered after hospital treatment. Catshall fled. Dyeated is missing. Separate report notes a Prussian town burglary with structural spikes and hospital costs assigned to the homeowner.
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Broad Minded Pageant Quip and Charity Bishop Jest
In a Punch quote a playful exchange questions a husband in a pageant and a church role. The dialogue jokes about pride, charity, and social propriety as a humorous insight into early 20th century manners.
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Identity of Murdered Man Established in Washstrom Case
James McDonald, about thirty four, identified as the murdered man found decomposed on Sherman farm near Washstrom. John McDonald, his brother, is detained at the county jail amid strong circumstantial evidence from a quarrel and shared work before the killing. Grand jury to probe when court reconvenes.
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Daviess County
Lee Hixon
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Real Thrillers of Detective Reports by Insurance Detectives
An insurance man praises burglaries and robberies case files as superior thrillers. He says detective reports present essential facts, captivate audiences when read aloud, and showcase the dramatic chase and ingenuity of criminals and investigators.
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Whittier and a Missouri admirer in the study
An anecdote recalls a Missouri pilgrim who forced his way into Whittier's study to praise the poet and beg hundreds of copies of Whittier's signature. The fan hoped to distribute autographs to friends, while Whittier reluctantly resisted the enticement of souvenir buttons.
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The Value of Tact in Everyday Encouragement
A tactful person lifts others by recognizing individual strengths. A shy girl gains charm from being told she is charming, while a dispirited man gains strength by hearing he is courageous and clever, boosting his path to success per Woman's Life.
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Pronunciation Riddle Sparks Class Debate
A London News item recounts a teacher asking how to pronounce stingly and a boy replying it depends on whether the word describes a man or a bee, prompting classroom humor and linguistic riffing.
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Where the Poems Go
A brief note from the Louisville Courier Journal hints at discarding an old gown and its ironic relation to a poem. The exchange shows everyday humor about wardrobe and literature.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Honeyed words may lead to a sting says Lippincott
A brief adage notes that listening to flattering speech can result in harm, attributed to Lippincott's.
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