Local Marion County Notes Highlight Births and Visits
Caledonia May 1 Decature visitors Hay Hill couple welcomed a ten pound daughter. The Rusell family near Port Cannon reports a fall injuring their ten year old son. John Irwin visits from Crawfordsville and heads to Ann Arbor to play ball for Wabash. Ethel Pinyard dies in Los Angeles after illness. Family members of Bayles and Mehiter gather in mourning. Notes cover hospital trips, theatre gatherings, and local greetings across Marion County.
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John Irwin
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Marion area social notes show many visitors and church events
May 1 to May 20 in Marion and vicinity feature numerous visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs W. L. Boers hosted relatives. Dr A. T. Lyon and Grace visited Caledonia. Tyler, Mike Florante, and others spent Sundays with local families. Funeral attendance and church events reference Mrs Hoover and Mrs Stone, with visitors from Kenton and Olene.
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Mir J
Mey
W. L. Boers
Howerd Ward
Blew
Aids
Tyler
Mike Florante
Teader
Mew
John Miller
Nou Tallin
Lie Gue
George W. Neal Suneday
Miller
Cleveland
Hoover
M. B. Churgh
Sunjin
Ethel Stone
Olene
W. P . Lake Tome
Irs
Wil Dihie
Sten Hazel
Clark
Marion
Noah Clark Priday
Mra
Marion Gossip and Visits Mark Busy Week
Local residents and visitors frequent Marion with social calls and trips. Families including the Smiley, Mord, Pickering, and Clark circles visit, travel to Marion or Marysville, and attend church events. A notable repair at the lodge, and a market notice on High Street reflect community activity.
Social notes from Richwood and surrounding area May Day tale
A long list of weekend visits and local happenings around Richwood and nearby towns. Mentions Mr and Mrs Heckley of Marion, Mr and Mrs Speyer, Wildrew Katharyne, Paul of Springheld, Superintendent Allen, Agent Johnwen, Frank Mulvaine, Elmer Parisi, and incidents in Phompeen township. Reports of a colt injury, hotel plans, revolver disturbances on Exdex pike, and various travels of residents to Chillievile, Portsmouth, and Cincinnati. Also notes on Reedwood residents, Mary Moore, Janes Tudeewag, and Mary Holmes, with many relatives visiting or returning home.
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den Heckley
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Vant
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Ball
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Bichwood
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Local School Week Ends with Treat and Community Gatherings
May 11 Longville Taneville reports a school celebration ending with treats and cake for students and attendees. Residents Frank and Cosamorly Neons, Mr and Mrs Needlew, and neighbors attended Sunday activities. a Sunday car ride and church visit preceded news of a deer accident near Marlen, with a horse-drawn wagon overturning and injuring a passenger. Several families, including Mr and Mrs John Deverly and Mr. Paul, joined relatives for the weekend. A local farmer hosted a drain-view event, naming John Ticker and others as participants, noting substantial improvement to the drainage area.
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Marlen
Sinitay
Oll
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Rain Hinders Searchers in Wards Policing Mystery
Laporte Indiana May 16 heavy rains slowed diggings at a burned farm house as investigators sought bodies and clues. The search found no definite link to Mrs Hello Guinness or Mrs Grithese Short. cadavers recovered in the barnyard lacked conclusive connections. Weather conditions hindered progress, with crews pushed to Elton and Gevaptonn to resume excavation and lab tests on recovered specimens.
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Elton
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Fragmentary local items mix between odd names and quirks
A jumble of obscure names and events describes minor incidents and opinions across places like Philadelphia and New York. The garbled text references individuals Ema Drexel and Jofin Manefield, a pet eel, and a dubious parade of treaties, tariffs, and threats, with no clear coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Mystery of the bell ring linked to hotel murder
A veteran hotel clerk recalls a young guest pair who occupied room 87 in the old part, vanished after a bag containing $1,000 was left in the safe, and a bell that rang with no answer tied to a fatal incident. The body of Mrs. Bonham was found later, and the killer remains unsolved.
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Brunskill Photographers Advertise Quick Studio Work
A vintage style classified blurb touts Brunskill Best Photon services. It pitches quick, versatile photography for any time and place, emphasizing busy professionals seeking reliable portrait or product images. The ad uses bold phrasing to attract clients who need fast, satisfying results.
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