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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1897
Page
1
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Local items report Miss Hal Lie Head as second vice president of a women’s association. Andrew Myers plans a business trip this week. Charles Grove buys property in South Epsom. A new millinery shop opens with a large display of fine goods and a May 1 dedication planned.
Daniel Wolsey Voorhees ex United States Senator from Indiana dies at his Northeast Washington home at 5 AM He suffered heart disease and rheumatic troubles for years and his death comes shortly after a return to Washington from a political campaign He leaves three sons Charles Real N and James Paxton and one daughter Hallie all residing in Washington The funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in Terre Haute Indiana
A humorous Pentecost era tale describes a preacher and congregation where a tapping signal on a seat indicated offerings. A well known young man allegedly manipulated the basket by faking the “spirit” to briefly boost donations, then the minister halted the tap and the basket passed.
The article reports the death of Edie Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ry A Brown, who passed away Saturday morning. It mentions her sister Vipiet Brown and notes ongoing family and community notices surrounding the family during the past months.
Evangiline residents gathered Saturday for funeral services honoring James Mgah. Rev. Papier Doyle led prayers with Rev. Kather Brynes and Patrick of Vanaville assisting. Father Doyle, former pastor of the Baga church, delivered the eloquent eulogy after the requiem mass attended by a large congregation.
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