Birthday double anniversary for Peter Linney and son
Peter Linney and his son Peter Jr. of near Troy celebrated their joint birthday Sunday with about 60 guests. Father born in 1853 in Hessen Germany, came to the U S in 1654 and has resided in Perry county since. son is 29. The event featured a bountiful dinner, games, music from the Bauer and Riehl orchestras, and songs including Home Sweet Home.
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Peter Linney
Peter, Jr
Troy
Mary Holtzman
C. J. Riehl
Mike Riehl
Linney Senior
Germany
Hessen
Perry County
Peter Junior
Bauer Orchestra
Riehl
Wishing Mr and Mrs Linney Many More Happy Years
A short, wedding or anniversary note expressing best wishes for Mr Linney and Mrs Linney to enjoy many additional years together.
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Mrs. Linney
Notice to Hunters on Private Land Reasserts Trespass Ban
Landowner Martin Scuwanrrz issues a notice forbidding all hunters from trespassing with guns or dogs on his property without explicit permission. The warning directs compliance and protects property access rights.
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Martin Scuwanrrz
Thanksgiving Dinner for Rusts Draws Neighbors Near and Far
Nearly 100 guests gathered at the Spencer county home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rust for a Hoosier Thanksgiving honoring Mrs. Nellie Rust Ferguson and her husband on a brief Illinois honeymoon. The celebration linked generations and borders as Ferguson plans a winter in California.
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Herbert Rust
Spencer County
Troy
Mr. Rust
Irvin Ferguson
Nellie Rust
Ilinois
Illinois
Mrs. Rust
Beaux
Belle
Mrs. Ferguson
California
Postmaster Bulletin Details Civil Service Rule Change
Washington issued a bulletin for fourth class postmasters east of the Mississippi. Fourth class postmasters in Centerport states must pass civil service exams. current postmasters are exempt. Applies to Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Washington
Mississippi River
Io River
Pacifice Oy
Pennsylvania
Mad dog scare hits Adgeville stock and cattle
Hydrophobia-afflicted dogs caused the culling of stock in Adgeville. John Beard killed six dogs bitten by mad canines while Emil Wittmer lost a milch cow. Dr. S. Main declared hydrophobia in its worst form. Nearby, Heinzle's Jewelry advertises new lines for women and children.
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Adgeville
John Beard
Sheridan Beard
Emil Wittmer
S. ©. Main
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