Death of Indiana's Thomas Riley Marshall
Washington reports the death of Thomas Riley Marshall seventy-one, former Indiana governor and U S vice president, from heart disease. He died quietly in capital bed while reading the Bible. Interment will be in Marion, Indiana beside a foster son. President Coolidge extends condolences. Marshall known for blunt senate rebukes and a noted quip about needing a good cigar.
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Local notes from White Cove Valley area recount weekly visits
Residents and relatives traveled to Crook for shopping and gatherings including John Fisher and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Meyerholz, and Bill Pope. Several helped with hay stacks and corn, with rain bringing smiles. Church services at St Pauls shift to 9 am Sundays.
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Familly
Crook
John McDonnell
Gross
Clarence Beebe
Carl Meyerholz
Mrs. Bates
Reeves
Nicholas
Perry Balentine
Glenn
Rudolph Meyerholz
Harry
Lloyd Gross
Fat Rogers
D. R. Gross
De Paolo Wins Auto Classic at Indianapolis
Peter de Paolo, protégé of Ralph de Palma, drove a Duesenberg to win the thirteenth annual 500 mile automobile classic at Indianapolis Speedway securing $20,000 for the victor plus substantial lap prizes and accessory awards from manufacturers.
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Ernest Du Pont Weds Nurse at Baltimore Home
Ernest Du Pont head of a Widnington Delaware family married Anne Thompson a nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital at the nurse’s Baltimore home. The ceremony united prominent Gilded Age families with local social prominence in a private rites.
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Two Generals Are Promoted from Western and Atlantic Posts
Washington reports Brigadier Generals Joseph E. Kuhn at Vancouver Barracks Washington and Williams Graves at Fort Hamilton North Carolina have been selected for promotion to major generals.
Pleasant View Pentecost gatherings and local visits
Pleasant View residents attended Pentecost services at St. Pauls church. Several families including the Mangel Wittrock Gemeinhardt and Borcher groups visited and socially met at homes in the week. Local outings included a trip to Sidney and a Friday birthday gathering at Rev Braunschwigs. Warren Pontius bought a new Ford last week.
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Dan Helmer
Sidney
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Frank Mueller
Ruth
Verona Borcher
H. B. Wittrock
Borcher
Walter
George Reetz
Wittrock
Potter
Warren Pontius
Arthur
Local Field Notes From Lorenzo Community Life
Lorenzo residents visit friends and neighbors across towns from Sunol to Clearwater Nebr Engaged in picnics dances and outings. W C Woods plans a Denver Indianapolis trip. The Farmers Co operative Union met at the elevator. Attendance at a Lorenzo club picnic and a rain affected dance. Local students and teachers including Hattie Eversman prepare for the coming school year. Families travel to see shows and ship hogs to Peetz.
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Father And Daughter Graduate In Same Class At Peetz High
B R Church and Hazel M Church, father and daughter, graduated in Peetz high school class of 1925 during Wednesday’s commencement. Church, turning 44, taught school for 12 years and will lead Twin Buttes school next year. Hazel, 18, was born in Wilson County Kansas.
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Mrs Mary A Church and Son James Earn AB Degrees
Mrs Mary A Church and her son James Church, both former classmates at William Penn College in Liberty Missouri, graduated this week with AB degrees. Mrs Church, who entered as a grandmother, balanced studies with home duties and active student involvement while both were consistently on the college honor roll.
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Minatare to House Pumice Stone Plant Discoveries
Speculation rises as work continues at the former Cronin hotel site in Minatare. A white high grade pumice stone deposit northeast of town has been analyzed as top quality and will fuel a new local plant backed by Scottsbluff investors. The operation plans to employ ten initially, with expansion potential as production begins next week upon building completion and machine arrival.
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New Venture Aims to Put Local Product On Market
Promoters say arrangements are in place with wholesalers and jobbers to handle the output. They note long known deposits in the region and past failed attempts to market similar products against advertised lines, hoping this venture will succeed where others did not. The Minatare Free Press reports cautious optimism about the outlook.
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Be photographed this year birthday at Phelps Studio
A personal note indicates plans to have a birthday photographed at Phelps Studio this year, mentioning a desire to capture the moment and celebrate with a studio session.
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