Catherine Moore Dies at Mud Pike Home
Margaret Catherine Moore died at her home near Mud Pike church Monday at 4 00 am after a long illness from paralysis and apoplexy. Born January 5 1851 in Tuscarawas Ohio she spent most of her life in Indiana. She was 62 years old and survived by her husband Jacob Moore two sons Chas and Dean a daughter Mrs Della Ritter four grandchildren and a sister Mrs Tom Kinnaman Funeral services were held at Mud Pike church Wednesday at 10 00 am with burial at Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Catherine Moore
Mud Pike
Henry and
Mary Freed
Tuscarawas Co
Ohio
Indiana
Jacob Moore
Moore
United Brethren Church
J. D. Currant
Chas
Dean
Della Ritter
Tom Kinnaman
Mud Pike Church
Ernest Roberts
Walnut Hill
HAPPININGS ABOUT TOWS AND LOCAL VISITS
Mrs Ray Garten and son Billie of Indianapolis visit relatives in the city. Miss Clay Fields returns home from Shoals after a visit near here. Mrs J DeMotte returns from French Lick and Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Garten
Billie
Indianapolis
Local Residents Return From Visits and Missing Pocket Book
Roy Sears traveled from Indianapolis State Fair. Mr and Mrs Clark Lamb returned from Springfield Ohio. A brown pocket book containing 9.25 is lost between David Cunningham residence and Odon. Reward offered for its return to John Saul or the office. Mr and Mrs Brad Fields and children of Newcastle Indiana returned home after a relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark Lamb
Springfield
Ohio
David Cunningham
Odon
John Saul
Brad Fields
Newcastle, Ind
Residents and visitors fete in scattered social notes and a 1919 cider offer
Local columns list visits among families in Xenia Ili Terre Haute Dugger and nearby towns including Porters Dobbins Campbell Meek Laughlin and Porter clans. A Ford car stolen at the Old Settlers meeting in Odon is recovered in Louisville with Chas Yates and Ray Boon implicated but not charged. Cider sales begin August 14 1919 with weekly Thursdays and a minimum $1 charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Herald
John
William Bogard
Odon
Chas. Yates
Linton
Benny
Louisville
Ray Boon
Farewell Party For Miss Pearl Chestnut
A large group gathered at Miss Pearl Chestnut’s home for a farewell party last Saturday. She left Wednesday for Phoenix to reside there for health reasons. About seventy five attendees enjoyed ice cream cake pie bananas peanuts and candy before wishing her a safe journey and happiness in the new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Chestnut
Miss Chestnut
Phoenix
Arizona
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Aouts Its Proved Performance
The advertisement touts Devoge's Lead and Zinc paint as proven over three years in the area with strong spreading and durable wear. It claims to replace old lead and oil painting methods and positions Devoe as a premier, high priced option sold only by a local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devge
Mary Jane
Devoe
Hindman couple to visit Linton on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs E L Hindman plan a trip to Linton Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs E L Crecelius for a family gathering and to catch up on news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hindman
Linton
E. L. Crecelius
Local Social Roundup at State Fair and Nearby Visits
EPSOM residents Calv in Perkins and Jo hn Cox with grandchildren attended the State Fair last week. Roy O Bri an and daughter Maxine Mrs J C O bri an and daughter Edyth and Cha s Standley visited grandmother Sellars and daughters of Washington. Wallace Raney of Washington spent weekend with Alfred Grove and family. Lawrence Hoover enjoyed a charivari Saturday night. Nellie Grove visited Zelma O bri an Sunday. J T Pruett and family drove to Washington Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Perkins
Thomas Cox
Vonda Hindman
Roy O’brian
Maxine
J. C. O’brian
Edyth
Chas. Standley
Wallace Raney
Washington
Alfred Grove
Eaton Webber Couple Wed In Washington Celebration
Miss Mary Webber and Ed Eaton united in marriage on Saturday September 6 in Washington. The bride is the eldest child of Mr and Mrs Mason Webber of Epsom area, popular among friends. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Eaton of Cornettsville, described as a young man of good habits. A charivari followed the ceremony with a five gallon freezer of cream prepared for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Webber
Ed Eaton
Washington
Mason Webber
Epsom
Frank Eaton
Cornettsville
Mr. Webber
Cordia Grove and Wallace Raney Married in Washington
Miss Cordia Grove wed Wallace Raney in Washington on August 3. The bride is the daughter of Alfred and Mrs Grove of Epsom and a rising young woman. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Raney of Washington and an industrious young man. They will reside in Washington where Raney is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordia Grove
Wallace Raney
Washington
Raney
Alfred Grove
Epsom
Mr. Raney
Frank Raney
Fire destroys chicken house on East Race Street
A chicken house at John York’s home on East Race Street burned last Saturday. Embers from the dwelling ashes rekindled, but the fire department responded quickly, preventing spread to other buildings and bringing the blaze under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John York
East Race Street
Letters From Constantinople August 1919 From a U S S Galveston Sailor
In a personal letter from Constantinople the sailor describes duties aboard the U S S Galveston, gold transfer aboard the ship, upcoming moves to the Asiatic fleet, daily routines, and a burial at sea for a fallen comrade. He mentions hope of visiting Asia and longing for the Holy Land. He notes a 2nd division assignment and a possible promotion but not until ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Constantinople
P. O
American Relief Commission
Malta
Alexandria
Egypt
American College
U. S.S
Arkansas
U. S
Colorado
Local Social Roundup From Eaglesville Area
Burns City guests include Racy Stuckey and family of Eaglesville visiting Amos and Mary Osborn. Several townsfolk tour Clinton for work or teaching posts this winter. A new baby boy Grant Arthur born to Walter and Mrs Burress. Numerous visits, travels to Loogootee and Odon, and a moving picture show brings entertainment for locals this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racy Stuckey
Eaglesville
Amos Osborn
Walter Burress
Grant Arthur
Albert Singleton
Near
Cider Processing Terms Offered After August 14 1919
Mr and Mrs Hubert Taylor and children of this city and Miss Alma Helm of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A O Arthur south of Washington Cider On and after Aug 14 1919 I will make cider on Thursday of each week Terms 25 gallon and over 4 cents per gallon Minimum charge 1 00 We have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Porter
Terre Haute
Will Porter
W. R. Neeriemer
Hubert Taylor
This City
Alma Helm
Indianapolis
A.O. Arthur
Washington
Mary Bradley Dies in Barr Township
Mrs. Mary Bradley age sixty five longtime Barr resident died at her home near Montgomery last Saturday after a yearlong decline from paralysis and related illnesses. She widow of Frank P. Bradley who died six years ago and leaves children Mrs Chas Bachus Seymour Mrs Mary Mangin Washington Bridget Margaret Rose Catherine Leo Joseph and Frank Bradley. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at St Peters church Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bradley
Barr Township
Montgomery
St. Peter’s Church
Gasoline Shortage Bites Local Drivers This Week
Motorists faced worsening gasoline shortages as car availability remained limited and dealers reported near-empty stocks early in the week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catherine ‘Moore
Journal
Dan McCarter
Oklahoma
George Stoy
Harold Flinn
Helen Breden
Vincennes
Elizabeth Kinnaman
Wheatland
Delphia Campbell
Burns City
Irene Williams
J. W. O'dell
Roy Sears
First Creek
Sarah B. Anderson
Xenia Ili
Dan Myers
Perry Adams
Will Meek
Bicknell
Herschel Williams
Gerta Callahan
Alma Danner
Jacob Summerville’s
Lela Dobbins
Wilma and
Abe Dobbins
John Miller
Newberry
Bart Blackmore
Scotland
Florence York
Marie Toon
Thelma Dobbins
Mrs James Campbell
Richard Meek
Laura Porter
Wrex
Mary Simpson
Will Pruect
Bunkum
Lem Reese
Mary
Bill Fisher
Lulu
T. J. Sharp
Rufus Laughlin
Helen Stout
Iva Pruett
Lloyd Wright
Dugger
Lawrence Hoover
Nellie Grove
Zelma O’brian
J.T. Pruett and
Mickie
UK News Ten
Sharled Sikkros
EATON
Webber
U. S. S. Galveston
Asia
Holy Land
Helen Toon
Clinton
Ingram Williams
Ethel Green
Elnora
John Maryfield
Loogootee
Zelma Kutch
Miss Vernal Toon
Melkard
Hume, Ill
Tilford Kutch
Cale
The
Baptist Association
Bertha James
JH Alishouse
Jabe Myers
Here
Sandborn
J. A Hayes
Paul
Dora York of
Frances Holt
Vernon Storm
John Storm
Ethel Storm
New Albany
Harvey Byrer
Shiloh
Fred Noblett
Alex Walls
Chas Plummer
John Maryfields
Barr
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