Fragmented OCR Note On Lega Circulation
A partial OCR fragment discusses circulation, credit, and binding. It mentions oil, rubbing, and hope but lacks complete clarity on events or names.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
4
A partial OCR fragment discusses circulation, credit, and binding. It mentions oil, rubbing, and hope but lacks complete clarity on events or names.
A scattered, fragmentary social page notes a Saturday night event at Horace Simi’s barn with about thirty attendees plus an egg roast. Rosa Giffith travels to Indianapolis to visit her sister. Laura Edwardsport arrives from Tadip after years as a missionary and plans a months long stay with relatives.
Notice to voters of a Republican primary in Indiana County for offices including Representative Auditor Treasurer Recorder Sheriff Surveyor and County Councilmen. Primary set for May 10 1902 with polling hours from noon to 3 PM at all township polling places. Candidates must file with the county chairman by the date specified.
A fragmentary obituary recalls a Spanish American War veteran, noted as a soldier on a transport from Florida to Cuba. He fell ill with rheumatism and rheumatic trouble during travel and never fully recovered, leading to his death. His wife and one brother Spurgeon Hill are listed as survivors.
The Corning section reports marriages like Will Montgomery and Miss Sarah Kingel, extended visits to St Louis, and local teaching appointments by Miss Mary Carlin. It lists students at St Patrick's No. 4, mentions rheumatism for Mrs. A. L. Fegan, and notes area visits by Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Connor from Raisinville.
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