Expenditures and Tax Levies for Honey Creek 1921
Trustee announces estimates for 1922 expenditures and taxes at the Russiaville school house on September 6 1921. Totals include township and local taxes with a net taxable property value of 3 033 085 and 295 polls. Union meeting announced at Chautauqua tent with Rev L E Knox.
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Honey Creek Township
Howard County
Russiaville
Lozal
Rev
L. E. Knox
Converse
Christian Sunday School
Willing Workers Class Presents Stop Tight Art Comedy
The Cloverdale Sunday School Willing Workers Class stages a three act art comedy Stop Tight at the New London Town Hall Saturday night August 20. Tickets sale at Johnson's store in New London. Admission two cents.
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Cloverdale Sunday School
New London Town Hall
Johnson’s
New London
Mrs. Nancy Brooks Visiting Mrs. Mary Frances
Mrs. Nancy Brooks of Kokoro is spending the week with Mrs. Mary Frances, staying at her home for several days.
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Nancy Brooks
Kokoro
Mary Frances
Dudley Rod and Gale Davis Visit Indianapolis Today
Charles Gifford notes that Dudley Rod, Gale Davis, and a business party traveled to Indianapolis for meetings today.
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Charles Gifford
Dudley Rodkey
Gale Davis
Indianapolis
Chatauqua Opens Sunday Evening With Seven Numbers
The Chatauqua festival begins Sunday evening featuring seven performances. Tickets are on sale now through the event office and local outlets.
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Chatauqua
Great Clinton County Fair Golden Jubilee in Frankfort
The Great Clinton Co. Fair marks its Golden Jubilee August 23 to 26 1921 in Frankfort Indiana with sensational racing Patterson's Great Shows offering 20 attractions open day and night Bicycle races and an extensive exhibit of the county's best products and ideals Excursion rates on the I R L and other details promise more value than any other show in the world
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Patterson
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Dies at About 75 in New London
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor wife of Ralph Taylor died at her South Liberty street home Monday morning after a long illness with dropsy and related complications. She leaves husband two sons Albert Taylor of New London and Dick Taylor of this city and two daughters Mrs. George Clark of Indianapolis and Mrs. Norman Simpson of Kokomo. Funeral held Wednesday at 3 pm at the home with Rev. Hartley and other local clergy.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Ralph Taylor
South Liberty Street
Albert Taylor
New London
Dick Taylor
George Clark
Indianapolis
Norman Simpson
Kokomo
Hartley
Methodist Church
O. M. Merrick
Osborn
Mrs Hiram Butler Dies of Paralysis at 66
Mrs Hiram Butler died at her home two miles southeast of town Monday night at midnight from paralysis. Funeral was held at Lynn church on Wednesday at 3 p m. She is survived by her husband two daughters Lida Berry and May Leckrone and a son William Butler all residents of Russiaville.
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Mars
Hiram Butler
Lynn Church
Lida Berry
May Leckrone
William Butler
Russiaville
George W. Silver Heads to Michigan to Visit Sons
George W. Silver left today to spend one of the weeks with his two sons Everett and Warren in Michigan.
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George W. Silver
Everett and
Warren
Michigan
Funeral for Mrs. Scott Ewing Held in Flora
George Silver his wife and daughter Faye Ratcliff attended the funeral of Mrs. Scott Ewing in Flora on Wednesday.
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George Silver
Faye Ratcliff
Scott Ewing
Flora
Carter Family Reunion Held at New London Park
The Carter Family reunion is scheduled for Sunday at New London Park. Family members are expected to gather for the traditional event with shared meals and memories.
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Carter
New London Park
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W. Stout
Newola
F. M. Bachman
Russiaville, Indi
The
Observer
Boston
KOOKS
W. H. Quakenbush
the Great Clinton Co. Fair
Frankfort
Indiana
the Cash Grocery
Chas. E. Chew Grocery Co
Cochran
Legredien
Cochran’s Bakery
Peerless
Big Four Wholesale Company
John Davis
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