Liberty visitors spark hope for Connersville Hamilton line
In Liberty Indiana on June 5 three touring cars carried President Charles Heary and stockholders on a scouting tour of the Connersville to Hamilton rail link. Attendees included Henry Durbin of Anderson and investors from Muncie Bushville Dayton Ohio. They set three hours here then moved toward Hamilton via College Corner and Oxford. Local leaders say the visit from capital holders boosts belief the project will pay once connected, with construction possible within weeks if finance matters succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ind
Connersville
Hamilton
Henry
T. Durbin
Anderson
Geo. E. Ball
B. Ball
J. Minz
T. Rose
Breichen
Richard Clayton
Muncie
Kay
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Richmond Woman
A Richmond Ind resident testifies that after her son injured his back a kidney issue followed and Doan's Kidney Pills from A G Sue store relieved the pain after a few doses. Purchase from all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F. Heater
North Thirteenth Street
Richmond
Inday
Dean
A. G. Sue
Doan
Sain
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Social Roundup From Liberty Indiana
Liberty Indiana June 4 Miss Angie Hollingsworth returns from Penn. Elizabeth Casey visits Brownsville relatives. Dr Dubois and Dr Egall buy new autos. Nellie Ham visits Oxford College. Grace Crist stays with Rushville relatives. Adelaide Pixgman with College Corner friends. Jane Smith of Chicago visits Frank and Mrs Rude. Adelaide Filmore visits Mrs Barkley College Corner. Avi Montgomery travels to Spiceland. Ruth Irwin sings at Epworth league in Morristown. Dr F T Dubois attends Chicago medical meeting. Mrs B H Yaryan and Emma shop in Richmond. Edna Houghton leaves Saturday for Indianapolis. Sherman Bias and Lida Shafer attend College Carner commencement. Arthur Ellis returns Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ind
Angie Hollingsworth
Penn
Elizabeth Casey
Brownsville
Dubois
Egall
Nellie Ham
Agnes Mortis
Oxford College
Grace Crist
Rushville
Adelaide Pixgman
College Corner Friends
Jane Smith
Chicago
Frank Rude
Adelaide Filmore
J. C. Barkley
College Corne
Avi Montgomery
Spiceland
Ruth Irwin
Morristown
F. T. Dubois
Medical Association
B. H. Yaryan
Emma
Richmond
Edna Houghton
Indianapolis
Sherman Bias
Lida Shafer
College Carner
Arthur Ellis
Local Social Notes From Fairmount and Nearby Areas
Mrs Koehn of Chicago visits Fairmount while Drag. Gorman and Dr Harry Todd host guests. Miss Carrie Freeman heads to relatives and friends as HL St Eli and Ponts engage in travel. Mrs Sayers of New York visits brother Gordon in Brookville. Rev C Thienes guests Indianapolis friends. Mrs Breantfricht plans Martinsville stay. Louis Derby visits Cincinnati. Gardner couple to attend Indianapolis wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nls
Fairmount
Ind
Koehn
Chicago
Cincinnati
F. A. Gorman
Harry Todd
Akron
Wilson Pattenger
Carrie Freeman
HL St. Eli
Ponts
Tithe Lamlwirt
Waterloo
Giasweeh
Anton Sayers
New York
Do Pe Gordon
G. K. Crater
Brookvite
Mintle Stevenson
Spit Lake
WS. Hoffer
C. €. Thienes
Andianapeolis
Breantfricht
Martinsville
Local Milton News Notes Funeral, Weddings, and Events
Miss Leona Ball and others led the derby at Rushville as Rev G Densen officiated. Families from Southport and New York attended, while Dr Chas Roark plans a Yellow Yabash lease. The cemetery association meets Monday. Miss Mavis Benner funeral at Christian church attended by many distant relatives. A new daughter born to Mr and Mrs N N Adams. measles spread among youths. Carrie DuGramat and Jessie Lantz depart for Epworth League in Morristown.
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Bliga Gantt
Thon Genthe
Southport
Greg Ile
Wall Gently
Tidlaianelis
Robert Gentle
New York
Chas
Roark Ts Diz
Ahcaro
H M. Doddvidse
Yellow Y Wabash
Rogers
Hamiltot
Willard Willian
Cemetery Association
Wm. A. Mrase
Mavis Benner
George Wc Callan
Christian Church
Palar
Fbal
J.P Senil
Milton Mo E
G Jensen
West Street
Shelbyville
Callaway
West Side Cemetery
Jacob Renner
Walter Benner
New Paris
Wim
Johns
Eaton
Will Benner
Chester Shores
New Hope
Oliver Canby
Benner
Bessie Winsett
Richmond
J. B. Pier
Centerville
W. J. Callaway
Will Shafer
Indianapolis
William Roller
Green Storks
Emma Gingerich
Connersville
N. N. Adams
Carrie DuGramat
Jessie Lantz
Morristown
Family visitors and big steer head to Elk's carnival
Fountain City residents welcome relatives from Richmond Spokane New Carlisle Pittsburg and New Mallison as Ad Aughee and EB McDonald hosts. Elias Mitchell’s five year old steer weighing 4200 pounds travels to Indianapolis for Elk's carnival while Dr O N Huff and family visit Chicago. Also Bertha Nixon and Mrs Pete Curler plus Mrs Frank Keever spend the day in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain City
Ind
Warren Shafer
Sarah Shafer
Richmond
Frank Keever
Carrie Griffis
Keever Returns Home After Throat Operation Recovery
Claude Keever, recently in Indianapolis for treatment, has returned home and is reported to be speaking clearly after a serious throat operation. His doctors say he is recovering well and progressing toward full health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Claude Keever
Centerville Socials Mark Visit and Club Meeting
Centerville hosts a large visiting party from Richmond and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and daughter Marjorie, Mrs. Spiller and daughter Gwendolyn, and Mrs. Thomas from Indianapolis. Notables attend a Women’s Literary Club gathering with readings on the Carey sisters. next meeting slated as a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Literary Club
Martha Peele
Laura Bertach
Carey Sisters
Geo. Dongay
Richmond
Cub
Roots
Dennison
Miss Boyd
Cora Ditnuss
Cambridge City News Roundup of Visits and Greetings
Cambridge City reports a stream of guests and travel notes from residents visiting kin and friends across Indiana. Mrs. Guyton and Mrs. Hunt of Centerville visited Abner Bond lay Greensfork family. Miss Rose Griesinger returned from with Mrs. George Carey. Arthur Reece with the Purdue band in Indianapolis. several others travel for funerals, weddings, and summer visits. Local society includes church invitations for June 10 and dental meeting attendance in Indianapolis. Mrs. Margaret McCaffrey sold her north town farm to Willard Myers for 517, ui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Ind
Guyton
Hunt
Centerville
Abner Bondlay Greensfork
Charles McConkey
Tipton Sve
Walter Aioden
Rose Griesinger
George Carey
Alexander McQuincy
C. E
Joseph Weigle
North Front Street
Will Mahin
Indianapolis
R. 8. Hawley
Charles Kneise
Indiana Dental Association
Paul and
Uitter
Elizabeth
Bertha Murray
Chicago
Harry McCrea
Ethel
Hazel
Ruth Bertsch
Oxford
Mary
Bertha Ritter
Oscar Lutz
Church Street
Will Deney
Nelson Ludington
Muncie
Walter Thornburg
Richard
Richmond
Santford Wilson
Bratt
Queenstown
Margaret McCaffrey
Willard Myers
Dublin News Roundup From Dublin Indiana Area
Death notices and family visits across Dublin Indiana with news of Mrs Sarah Brice in Ohio and Mrs Liey Newcomer receiving word. Local movements include John Gruell and Miss Minerva Ashcraft at Cambridge City and Miss Flora Brown restoring the old Homecroft house. Children’s Day program at the Christian church is announced with attendance urged and Paul Bicknell playing with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Liey Newcomer
Sarah Brice
Ohio
Will Floyd
Anderson
Herbert Morgan
Richmond
Wein Pearsnyder
Milton
May Revelee
John Gruell
Minerva Ashcraft
Cambridge City
Wm. Pea
Frank McConkey
Huntington
George McConkey
S. FB Cru
George Wardlow
Maggie Steffason
Falmouth
Flora Brown
Homecroft
Mildred May
Christian Church
Paul Bicknell
Local residents and visitors noted in Hagerstown area
A mixed report lists Dublin sluggers, a young catcher, and residents visiting relatives in Hagerstown Maryland. It mentions Edith Bowman of Richmond assisting Cambridge City schools, local clergy picnic plans, real estate changes on Sour Perry Street, family health concerns, and barber shop ownership shifting to Everette Root with a move toward Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Porter
Indianapolis
Frank Holder
Anderson
Ed Bowman
Richmond
Hugh Gobbring
Connersville
Everette Root
West Malin Street
John Thornhurs Bi
Mullen
Mulllen
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Claims Heart Nerve Relief
A testimonial advertorial for Dr Miles Heart Cure claims weak heart action stems from nervous causes. It describes symptoms like shortness of breath, chest pain, and palpitations and touts the medicine as a strengthening tonic with a money back offer through a Covington druggist. The Miles Medical Co. assigns contact to Elihart Indiana.
Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co Time Table
Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company timetable shows trains from Richmond to Dodhian with intermediate stops and limited service. Connections exist at Indianapolis to Lafayette Frankfort Crawfordsville Terre Haute Clinton Sullivan Paris with tickets sold through.
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Richmond
Dodhianapilis
Lidianapolie
New Castle
Melonapolis
Lafayette
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Clinton
Sullivan
Paris
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People of Liberty
Liberty. Ind
Milton, Ind
Fountain City, Ind
Matilda Warwick
Kokomo
Cardus
Centerville,nd
Join McCown
Charles Morgan
Marjorie
Frama Tee
Ralph
John Brown
Cleams
Jesse Jarrett
Ruth
Stella Weaver
Sherman Pryfowie
Campbellstown
Jacob Chapman
Fletcher Medearis
Greensfork
DeWitt Russell
Medearis
Eugene Spiller
Gwendolyn
Losantsville
Genrie W. Sanders
Frank Thomas
Cambridge City, Mnd
Dublin, Mnd
Pope Manufacturing Co’s
Columbia and
Hartford
Jones Hardware Co
Hagerstown, MD
Hagerstown
Lid
Dine Wood Linson
Anna Dilling
Edith Bowman
Richmoni
Charce
Ebert Wyeoff
Hay T
Miles Medical Co
Elihart, Ind
Pennsylvania
Columbus
LO Muncie
C.C
L.A. R
C. A. Blair
T. A
C. C
LA. R
S. Richmond
Boston
Kitchen
Cottage Grove
Moore & Ogborni
The
Kiblinger Motor Buggy Fire Insurance Agents
Bell
W. H. Kiblinger CO
Auburn
Shiwell
Dr. Caldwell
Richmond Light, Heat & Power Co
Eanes
McConaha CO
Main
S. 4Th St
Richmond, Ind
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