Exline couple celebrates fifty years of marriage
Mr and Mrs George Exline of Cass township near Sullivan marked their golden wedding with a large dinner attended by over 50 friends and relatives including Capt W T Crawford and Mrs Lee Bays. The couple born in 1829 and 1831 lived at the same home for fifty years with four sons one daughter and an adopted daughter, a fifty layer cake symbolizing the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Exline
Sullivan
Exline
W. T. Crawford
Lee F. Bays
James Moody
Sam McCammon
Will Bryant
Cant
John W. Cannary
New Lebanon
George A. Exline
Coshocton County
Ohio
Cass Township
Nancy Jane Creager
Thomas J. Creager
Mt. Calvary Church
Marshall
Wun
Tom
John
Isabelle French
Simon Hickman
Nansy
Uizey
Orville
Harold
Win Exline
Russell
Lillie
Manize
Edith
Mabel
Ruby Lioyd
Tom Exline
Fay
Ethel
Fern
Cora
Hazel
George French
George Adam
Simon Wickman
Liziie
Fannie
George
California
Ioxline
Letitia Robbins
Will Creager
Los Angeles
Cal
John Creager
Colorado
Link Creager
Paxton
Homer Creager
Melvin Creager
May Marlow
This County
Indiana
Thompson's Station
Tenn
Libby
Sixline
Methodist Church
Nas
Golden Wedding Anniversary Noted in Farmersburg Event
Farmersburg February 25 The Farmersburg Telephone Company held a meeting and elected directors A J Akers James H Forbes Arthur Hook James Branson T H Kendall and Richard Taylor Akers named president with further officers to be chosen next meeting scheduled Friday to complete organization and plan incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Farmersburg Telephone Company
A. J. Akers
James H. Forbes
Arthur Hook
James Branson
T. H. Kendall
Richard Taylor
Akers
Personal notes and brief reports from Sullivan area
John W Collins of Fairbanks township visits Sullivan on business while recovering from la grippe. James Moore a prominent nearby farmer dies of heart trouble at 70. Miss Katherine Willis improves after serious typhoid illness. Charles Nesbit of Shelburn hospitalized in Chicago for treatment. Several locals travel, visit, or report on health, farming, and business conditions in Farmersburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Collins
Fairbanks
Union
Mr. Collins
la Grippe
Will Koutt
San Diego
California
Farmersburg
James Moore
Here
Bloomington
Fletcher's Chapel
Charles Nesbit
Shelburn
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Katherine Willis
Marion Willis
Joe Foster
Mt. Carmel
A. A. Holmes
Sullivan
Banner Coal County
Otto Krug
M. R. Jones
James H. Scott
Scott
John H. Dickerson
Dickerson
Jesse Haddon
Dana
Indiana
Haddon
Mona Parks
Terre Haute
Boulder
Colorado
M. O. Parks
Infant Child Dies in Shelburn Family Home
In Shelburn on February 25 the infant child of Dr and Mrs J H Wrork died early this morning. The baby was four days old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
J. H. Wrork
Miner Injured in Jackson Hill Tram Incident
Elmer Bean, a miner at Jackson Hill No 4 east of Shelburn Indiana, was seriously injured while trimming flats when, trapped between two cars, he was badly mashed but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Ind
Elmer Bean
Jackson Hill No. 4
Easter Date Falls On April 19 This Year
Easter is observed on April 19 following the rule that it is the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after March 21. This year the full moon falls on April 16 and the next Sunday is April 19, making it the latest possible Easter for many years.
Personal notices of marriages and engagements listed
Roscoe Garfie'd Frakes to Misinie Lee. C. H. Hinkle to Sallié Spencer. William Bedwell to Nellie Graes Robinson. Elmer Taylor to Lidia Lucinda Miler. James W. Scott to Sarah C. Fry. William Warren Wilkey to Minnie Cochran. Francis Levi Snowden to Julia Frances Frakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hinkle
Sallié Spencer
William Bedwell
Nellie Graes Robinson
Elmer Taylor
Lidia Lucinda Miler
James W. Scott
Sarah C. Fry
William Warren Wilkey
Minnie Cochran
Francis Levi Snowden
Julia Frances Frakes
Marriage at Catholic Church Ties Galinsky and Valigora
Anthony Galinsky of Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Miss Josephine Valigora of Suamico Wisconsin were married yesterday at the Catholic church in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev. Father Bolin. They plan to reside in Chicago and the bride is a graduate of the Sisters' school at Suamico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Galinsky
Josephine Valigora
Father Bolin
Galinsky
Harrisburg
Suamico
Wisconsin
Chicago
Sisters
Marriage of Arthur Kauffman and Edna Pearson at Catholic Parsonage
Arthur McCulloch Kauffman and Edna Clair Pearson of Merom were married yesterday afternoon at the Catholic parsonage by Rev. Father Bolin. The couple, a son and daughter of local families, left for Terre Haute after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCulloch Kauffman
Edna Clair Pearson
Merom
Father Bolin
Kaufman
James B. Kaufman
Edward Pearson
Mrs
Farmersburg Court Fines For Provocation and Assault
In Squire Hunt work's court on Monday Andy Oakes was fined for provoking Eph Wortman and Wortman was fined for assault and battery on Oakes. both paid their fines. In a possession suit William Buttorff, plaintiff, won judgment against William Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Andy Oakes
Squire Huntwork
Eph Wortman
Wortman
Oakes
William Buttorff
William Stewart
Merom News Highlights Local Illness and Visits
Grandmother Brown is quite ill and Mary Beagle is recovering from the grip. Sarah Pinkston is on the sick list. Wm. Piety visited town last week. Minnie Shore visited Hutsonville. May Duffer of Terre Haute visits the Misses Wells. Ed Bennett, Prof Geo Enders and several residents were in Merom weekend. Jay Hammond left for Idaho to look after his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother Brown
Sarah Pinkston
Merom
Wm. Piety
Minnie Shore
Hutsonville
Raymond
Edna Thompson
May Duffer
Terre Haute
Misses Wells
Mary Beagle
Ed Bennett
Express
Jay Hammond
Idaho
Fern Burton
Farmersburg
Etta Lovelace
Sullivan
Local Social Notes From Melrose and Surrounding
Mr and Mrs Marion Shade of Melrose hosts Sunday churchgoers at Douglas Chapel Sullivan and son Thomas visit. Herman Hein and Paul Dix return home for a weekend. A sleighing party Thursday night includes Frances Niccum Hazel McDonald Edna Kesler Ora Starkey Thomas Niccum Claude McDonald Art Dix and Emory Benson. Revs O Neal and Jackson conduct meetings at Yale Til. Shelburn visitors include Mr and Mrs Henderson Wilkens. Sam O Neal under care of Dr Maple. Bernice Cato Edna Kesler share Sunday dinner with Ora Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. McCord
Thomas
Herman Hein
Paul Dix
Frances Niccum
Hazel McDonald
Edna Kesler
Ora Starkey
Thomas Niccum
Claude McDonald
Art Dix
Emory Benson
Hazel
Revs
W. M. O’neal
J. W. Jackson
Yale
Henderson Wilkens
Shelburn
Grover Robertson
Grover
Sam O’neal
Dr. Maple
Bernice Cato
Mc Coy on Way to Funeral as Local News Flows
Shelburn notes A C Mc Coy travels to Palestine Illinois for a northern Illinois great aunt funeral. The blind tiger case against O M Sebring was dismissed in court yesterday. William Eisner of West Union Illinois visits with Frank Kisner and planned stop with Lake Kisner in Farmersburg. Freda Brewer leaves for Chicago to join J C Curtis company as traveling saleswoman. W L Laurent conducts business in Sullivan. Josephine Latham of Hymera visits aunt Mrs Hull. Charles E Brewer in Terre Haute Monday. Bert Rossiter conducts local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
A. C. McCoy
Palestine, Ill
Illinois
William Eisner
West Union, Il
Frank Kisner
Lake Kisner
Farmersburg
W. L. Laurent
Sullivan
Josephine Latham
Hymera
Mrs. Hull
Nations unify to protect patents across borders
Treaties for patent protection are being widely adopted and arranged by the state department. Countries including China, nations of South America, and Japan acknowledge the inventive minds shared with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
China
South America
Japan
America
Advert for Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy in Racine
An advertisement urges readers to request a free trial box of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy from Racine Wisconsin. It claims one simple test will reveal catarrh and encourages writing today to end suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
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Milestore
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Washington
Wynn
Isabella
United States
Nan
MR. and
Parker
J. W. Iolter
Washington, D. C
George Bundy
Daly Liracs
Vincennes Sun
Paul L Reid
James Sinclair
Cuba
A. C. Owens
Mary Douthitt
Jefferson Township
William Selfdte
Linton
T. A. Combs
John McConnell
East Washington Street
Ellis Greenfield
Carlisle
William H. Crowder, Jr
William H. Crowder
R. H. Crowder
Orleans
Dolph Stark
Cummings
Pearl Gennett
Stark
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Lynne Johnson
Fairbanks Township
Ed S P. Reid
Roscoe Garfie
D Frakes
Misinie
Lee
Valigora
Kaufman-Pearson
J. P. Cases
Anc
France
Germany
Colibia
Andrew Parker
Concord
Marion Shade
Mel
Douglas Chapel
W. T.mellett
W. W. Harbaugh
Fam
Ily
Resi
Blind Tiger
O. M. Sebring
Freda Brewer
J. C. Curtis Company
Charles E. Brewer
Bert Rossiter
Colton
The
Sullivan County Loan and Trust
Sullivan County Stone Road
J. R. Riggs
Benj. Davis
J. Snow
C. L. Davis
W. C. Jams
P. R. Jenkins
Joe K. Smock
S. A. Wh
J. F. Hoke
I. H. Kalley
W. H. Crowder, JR
C. E. Wilkey, Ass
Sullivan State Ban State Bank
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State OF
Milton
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