Death of Mageline Rosemite Harrts in Indianapolis
Mageline Rosemite Harrts died in Indianapolis at age 74 from illness and debility. A German-born resident who lived on East Main Street, she was a religious, kind woman who loved nature and flowers. She leaves five children David Levi Wary Sarah and Samuel, with Samuel deceased. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis with burial there.
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Tostaine Fleurecis
Oie Onn
Impaiatams
Lndian Apols
David Bur
Olange
East Main St
Mageline Rosemite
Germany
David
Levi Wary
Sarah
Samuel
Jone
Indianapolis
The
U. B
Country schools begin Oct 7 in Madison district
Tristee McCarter announces the appointment of teachers for the new school year in Madison. District schools resume Monday October 7 with staff including Iven Connell Hildred Connell Cline Freed Theo Correll Amy Senetf Ernest Dobbins Ava Ledgerwood May Deal Henry Mumaw Dorothy Dearmin.
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Tristee McCarter
Madison
Iven Connell
Hildred Connell
Cline Freed
Theo -Correll Amy Senetf
Ernest Dobbins
Ava Ledgerwood
May Deal
Henry Mumaw
Dorothy Dearmin
Local Families Visit Relative Homes This Weekend
Liberty Wilson Browning and wife spent Friday afternoon with Thomas Kelsey family. Willard Byrer and family visited Harve Chestnut and family Monday. Walter Evans of Ragiesville with Mr and Mrs Henry Suenge spent Sunday with John Kelsey and wife. Wallice Chestnut of Ragiesville visited Willis Chestnut Thomas Resler and children Sunday. Dale and Gale called on Thomas Kelsey family Sunday afternoon. Verda Coyle spent Sunday with Mee Chestnut. Arnold Kelsey and family and Win Kelsey called on Fred Byrer and family Sunday morning.
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Wilson Browning
Thomas Kelsey
Willard Byrer
Walter Evans
Ragiesville
Henry Suenge
John Kelsey
Wallice Chestnut of
Willis
Thomas Resler
Dale
Gale
Arnold Kelsey
Family
Win Kelsey
Fred Byrer
Letters From Our Soldiers From Camp Mills to France in 1918
A WWI era letter describes travel from Camp Shelby to Camp Mills New York then to France. The author notes stops in Laurel Meridian Birmingham Chattanooga Knoxville Bristol and Philadelphia with canteen treats and guard details. He mentions an aviation field near the camp and hopes to visit Washington and Baltimore before crossing to France.
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Camp Mills
Camp Shelby
Qanteen
Laurel
Meridian
Red Cross
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Ala
Chatanooga
Shelby
Knoxville Town
Morristown
Bristol
V. and Tenn
White House
Capitol Building
Washington
Washington Rk. C
New York
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Side
Longs Island
Sulway
Earl Stine
Bert
France
Vonnie
Lucinda Herron Dies in Community at 65
Lucinda Herron longtime resident died at her home northeast of the city on Sunday September 22 at age 65 after a long illness. Born October 18 1852 she married John C Herron on June 28 1800. Survived by two sisters and one brother with funeral at Union Chapel officiated by Rev Ernest Roberts, burial in Union Chapel Cemetery.
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Lucinda Herron
Mrs. Herron
John C. Herron
Mary _Fisher—Johnson
Cleveland Johnson
Ernest Roberts
Union Chapel Cemetery
Red Cross drives clothes for Belgian and French relief
The Local Red Cross calls for worn garments this week to aid relief in Belgium and France. Donate bundles to the Red Cross headquarters in the Dicks building on Spring Street by next Wednesday with shipments scheduled for Thursday.
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The
Red Cross
Dicks Building
Spring Street
Whitted New Pastor for Methodist Church in Odon
The stationing committee of the M. E. conference assigned Rev. Whitted former Bloomington pastor to the Odon church. Rev. E. D. Koeth moves from Odon to Oakland City to begin new duties. Koeth departs at once and Whitted arrives next week.
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M. E. Conference
Rev. Whitted
Bloomington
Methodist Church
E. D.C. Koeth
Oakland City
Koeth
Volunteer Week Boosts Liberty Bond Purchases in County
The fourth loan campaign runs this week with over 35 volunteers and bond buyers by yesterday noon. Heavier purchases aim to reach quota, and stamp sales rise too. A marching fife and drum corps toured Tuesday to boost enthusiasm while local firms report painting work and a Dutch Boy Lead job for Webster property on El nore Street and Chas. Cooper residence.
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Odon Drug Co
Williams
Webster
Elnore St
Chas. Cooper
Win. Bros
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Mattie
Feshier Goon
Liberty
Verda Coyle
Mee
Chestnut
Castoria
CibeKi
Rexall Store
Baltimore
Susquehanna River
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Camps Mills
N. Y
Salvation Army
Payne and
Slaven
Whitted
Odon
INE
Rexall
Ist
Odon Journal
Col John Weaver
Odon Realty Co
Pickett & Co
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