Death of Sarah Pogue Pioneer of Turman Township
Sarah Pogue 84 died March 29 at her Turman township home after a long life as a pioneer and church member. Funeral services were held at Big Springs Christian church with remarks by Dr. J. B. Hershey and her daughter Mrs. Charles L. Jackson. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mrs. John Milligan and two sons Frank and Jesse Pogue. Her burial followed in Crown Hill cemetery beside husband Thomas Pogue.
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Sarah Pogue
Turman Township
Thomas Pogue
Big Springs
J. B. Hershey
Union Christian College of Mercm
Charles L. Jackson
Kingssevy Chapel Quartette
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Moore Funeral
Jackson
New York
John Milligan
Oerrichs
S. D
Frank Pogue
Xenia, Tl
Jesse Pogue
Oregon
Shelby County
Indiana
Jacob Ash
Ocean
Carolinas
Isabelle Marsh
Maryland
Sarah Ash
Morristown
Ind
Calvin Fletcher
Sullivan County
Frank
Jesse Ellsworth
Martha
Nelia
Thomas Calvin
Sally
Jesus Christ
Christian Church
Joy Darling Taylor 1888 1919 Obituary from Lafayette
Joy Darling Taylor died March 30 1919 at age 30 in Lafayette Indiana after a two year illness. She was a charter member of Central Christian Church Farmersburg later joined First Christian Church Lafayette and Hope Chapter Order of Eastern Star. She married Herbert Salmon Taylor in 1911 and had two children Virginia Dorothea and James David. Burial was in Liberty cemetery with services by Rev. Geo W Watson and W D Terrell.
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Joy Darling Taylor
David and
Mary Gaskins
LaFayette
Liberty Church of Christ
Central Christian Church
Farmersburg
Frankfort
Indiana
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Grim Reaper
Herbert Salmon Taylor
Rosedale
Virginia Dorothea
James David
Jesus
Hope
Order of Eastern Star of
Geo. W. Watson
Liberty
W. D. Terrell
Sullivan
Longfellow
Marriage Licenses and New Suits Listed
Marriages recorded for Detmar S Walls and Goldie M Mathias near Merom. George W Lemmons and Lena A Griffith. Raymond H Gibbs and Alma QO Booker. Roy A Jewell and Mamie I Taylor. Gilbert R Hammond and Anna G Wilson. Henry R Livingston and Mary E Price. Granda E Clark and Ella E Gill. Aleid Fauvergue and Lilie M Vaughn. New suits include Earl Wison vs Hazel M Wilson for divorce and custody. True Fenton vs Consolidated Indiana Coal Co for damages. Jennetta Reeves vs George W Reeves for divorce and alimony. Millie J Fisher vs Andrew J Fisher for divorce. Daniel Berry vs Wabash Valley Distilling Co for malicious prosecution. Ollie Trowbridge et al vs Ridge Coal Mining Co for damages. Frank Kimberlain vs Rebecca Kimberlain for divorce. Floyd Myers vs Knox Coal Mining Co for damages. guardianship for Ernestine Medley. Mary Medley et al petition to sell real estate. John R Hume et al petition to sell real estate.
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Detmar S. Walls
Farmer
Goldie M. Mathias
Merom
George W. Lemmons
Freedom
Ind
Lena
A. Griffith
Dugger
Raymond H. Gibbs
Alma QO
Booker
Pleasantville
Roy A. Jewell
Mamie I. Taylor
Curry Township
Gilbert R. Hammond
Anna G. Wilson
Henry R. Livingston
Mary E. Price
Dug
Earl Wison
Hazel M. Wilson
True Fenton
Consolidated Indiana Coal Co
Jennetta Reeves
George W Reeves
Millie J. Fisher
Andrew J. Fisher
Daniel Berry
Wabash Valley Distilling Company
Ollie Trowbridge
Joseph Trowbridge
Ridge Coal Mining Co
Frank Kimberlain
Rebecca Kimberlain
Floyd Myers
Jesse Myers
Knox Coal Mining Co
Alvin A. Knight
American Coal Mining Co
Ernestine Medley
Mary Medley
London Manufacturer Produces Vast Matches Output
A London factory produces nearly a thousand million boxes of matches each year, reflecting the scale of domestic light source supply and industrial efficiency in the capital.
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London
Lowden Boom Across Nation for 1920 GOP Ticket
Illinois Governor Lowden emerges as a national favorite for the 1920 Republican nomination. The talk cites his rise from plowboy to millionaire and notes Job E. Hedges, New York Republican leader, meeting with him in the west, signaling party interest. Lowden was born and raised in Iowa.
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Illinois
Lowden
Plowboy
Job E. Hedges
New York
West
Iowa
Final Settlement Notice in Sullivan County Indiana
Will iam Able administrator of the Francis M. Able estate files a final account in Sullivan circuit court. Hearing set for May 5 1919 to approve or disallow the report. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear and show cause. Also notice of appointment of Tom Freeman estate administrator in Sullivan county Indiana. First insertion March 26 1919.
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William Able
Francis M. Able
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Anothey
Tom Freeman
Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union Rate Card
Two Indiana newspapers Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union priced at one year subscriptions totaling four dollars.
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Terre Haute Daily Star
The
Sullivan Union
Flapjack Rivalry Across Cities Sparks Snack Debate
In a playful clash of city papers, the Toledo Blade praises a flapjack requiring exercise after eating, while the Houston Post questions such a claim. The exchange hints at regional tastes and humorous rivalries over breakfast treats.
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Toledo Blade
Toledo
Houston
Houston Post
Farmer's Witty Banter Over Pig Valuation
In a humorous exchange a farmer jokes with Mrs Hawbuck about the time it takes to drive pigs, noting the animals are valued at $50 each. The remark reflects farm life humor cited in the Boston Evening Transcript.
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Angel of Death
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Heavenly Home
Sarah Ash Pogue
Paradise
Sullivan Mfg. Co
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Ger
Granda E. Clark
Ella E. Gill
New Lebanon
Aleid Fauvergue
Miner
Vicksburg
Lilie M. Vaughn
Lowden G. O. P
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