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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
5
A scrambled regional notice reports a disturbance involving Bisville trains and an overnight detour. Officials confirm disrupted schedules and advisories issued to passengers as authorities investigate the matter.
A stream of local items details illnesses Mrs Connel Dridgert and others, visitors from Davenport Indianapolis Martinsville and Bedford, a stalled chain loss, oil drill plans by Roland Hormanon of Fort Wayne, and summer plans plus school and church events.
An assortment of brief items from Paoli and nearby towns. mentions arnica salve ads, visitors including Prof Thomas Irk and Hoppe of the West One Journal, Miss Anna Maris to Bloomington, Arthur Mavity visiting from Chicago, local residents camping at Trinity Springs, Vance Braxton at Purdue doing fruit tree care, Paoli Rilling Co selling flour to National Biscuit Co. and workers in Cincinnati, Miss Helen Horton visiting Nashua for a wedding, legal aid trip by S K Lambdin to Indianapolis for Olver Haycock case, Miss Mannie Nagle visiting Noblesville, update on Samuel Hill’s health, postal route substitutions, teachers Gertrude Comingore and Nellie Wolfe traveling east with trips to Niagara Falls and Washington.
Miss Majel Kuri and others were in school at the university with MeVey family visiting. Clarence Jones, son of Lindlet Jones, nears Indiana Medical School graduation in Indianapolis. A gold watch chain was lost between Paoli and Copeland. Shively and family returned home after a fruit farm visit west of town. Clerk Charles Brown traveled to Jasper for money claims and a change of venue case.
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