John M. Colbert Passes Away at Home
John M. Colbert died at home on Maysville Road. The obituary notes his long life and local ties, with the family requested no services.
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John M. Colbert
Maysville Road
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
1
Obituary notices list Colbert Gooldy and Hudson deaths
The fragmentary obituary notices report John M. Colbert died at home after a long invalid period with typhoid leaving a wife and five children and a brother Abner. Other notices detail Mrs. Sarah J. Hudson of 1508 Vincennes Avenue dying of organic heart disease and Celestine Herr of Main Street Washington dying after chronic bronchitis with various survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Colbert
Maysville
Colbert
George Dosch
Washington
Sarah A. Gray
James A. Colbert
Ida Winterbottom
Flora Cochrane
Charles
Austin Colbert
Abner.d. Colbert
Church of Christ At
East Herron Street
Gooldy
John Coleman
Mary Helphenstine
Sarah J. Hudson
West End
Vincennes Avenue
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hudson
Lawson P. Hudson
Epeech
Celestine Herr
Main Street
Mr. Herr
Pecsbar
Pittsburg
West
Local Civil War Veteran John Harris Dies at 75
John Harris aged about 75 died Thursday at his home near Cannerville after paralysis. He was the son of Nathan and Elizabeth Harris, lived much of his life among county elders, and served in the Civil War era. The report also covers a county school budget and census data with total expenditures, enrollment figures, and debt related to a new high school building.
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John Harris
Sims
F Brown
Amg Harris
Nathan
Elizabeth’Hottis
Cannerburg -Wyer& H
Gray
Rev J Al White Faces Conference Decision At Odaga Meeting
The Rev J Al White plans to attend the upcoming conference at Odaga starting August 20. He has not chosen a final posting, considering St Joe and Ohio fields, with a decision due in the next few days. His Washington stay raised $1 761.55 beyond expenses, supporting a salary increase of $409 over his predecessor. The congregation gathered to honor him with a farewell supper at his home.
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al White
Odaga
White
Geréra
St. Joe
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
Bonebrake Ag
Bonebrake Ag Marr Fuestibns
Rath
Snpder
Yashington
Major Risley Dies at Ree 8ferasville Home
Major Risley, a highly esteemed citizen of Ree 8ferasville, died at his home at six o clock in the afternoon after a long illness from heart disease. He was fifty years old. The report notes his long illness and eminent standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risley
Poe
Ree
Ferasville
Fernoon
Superintendent Says Progr am Best Ever for Event
The superintendent lauds the program as the best ever while outlining plans for an upcoming event. He emphasizes the program’s impact on students and community engagement, detailing expected attendance and officials' support.
County Institute Invites Teachers and Public to August Sessions
Washington County’s general public invited to the institute in Watnu Street School from August 18 to 22. Sessions start 9 AM and 4:40 PM daily with lectures by Harlan E Malt, W Farr, Lora M Dexheimer, Pauline Wambaugh, and E D Merriman. Attendance earns two percent toward the general average salary. enrollment includes all county teachers and interested residents.
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Vness
Washington
A. O. Fulkerson
Watnu Street
Harlan’e. Malt
Ohio
Farr
Taionville
Illinois
Lora M. Dexheimer
Normel
Normal
Pauline Wambaugh
Ansola
Indiana
E. D. Merriman
Insanity Case of Harry Dunn Remains Under Inquiry
The Clinton Daily Clintonian details Harry Dunn once a city cook and now in jail as a raving maniac. He suffers hallucinations, believes hunters pursue him, and fears dynamite. Officers struggle to restrain him as he raves through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Daily
Clintonian
Harry Dunn
Jai
Vanness
Buffo
Dunn
Not Guilty Pleas in Grand Larceny Case
Edward Mode Jesse Murphy Marton Thompson and Byron Murphy entered not guilty pleas in the mayor court on a grand larceny charge tied to stealing cans from the J. & OQ Southwestern company. Bail set at $500 for Murphy, others to await September court. Spaulding in Bad Washington mayor for am absol...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Jesse Mode
Marton Thompson
Byron
Murphy
Southwestern Pany
Washington youth injured in Vincennes train fall
Carm Roll a nineteen year old from Washington was seriously injured Tuesday morning at Vincennes after attempting to jump from an east bound B and C Southwestern passenger train. His left arm was crushed, his right eye damaged, and he suffered multiple cuts and bruises. He was taken to Good Samaritan hospital with recovery uncertain.
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Carmier
Washington
Vincennes
B. & C.southwestern
Elmer Shields
St. Louis
Sixth Street
Shields
Roll
Good Samaritan Hospital
W. H. Roll
Walnut Street
Carmi Roll
Southwestern
William HH
Eliye
Vincennea
Algotof
Louis
Veterans meet under old elm at Trinity Springs
Survivors of Company FP Sixty fifth Indian Volunteers gathered for their annual reunion under the old elm at Trinity Springs. The event marked the fifty first anniversary of the organization, held August 8, 1862. Attending were John W. Crook, James Gardner, Mark McBride, John G. Crane, Levi Wild, Dover Hill, Gideon Clutts, Sh Doyle, Bowden Bex, Jesse Bex, Bob Wallace, Lindsey ae, George Sanders, Thomas Franklin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Springs
John W. Crook
James Gardner
Loogcotes
Mark McBride
Trinity’ “Springs
Dover Hill
Gideon ‘Clutts
Doyle
Bowden
Jesse
Bex
Uron
Bob * Wallace
Lindsey
George Sanders
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Washington Publicis
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Arthur Gree
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the Butler
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A. Whit Win
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U. DB
J. 4
White Thessay
Szheme
Alfred ‘el Johnson
John Jackmay
Speec
the Rev. J
Major Risley Deat
Alfords Alle ‘Home
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General Publg Invited
Hall
Dexhmar
Furr
Wambaukh
Wanbaugh
Dexelmar
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Dexheimer
Miss Dexheimer
Miss Wambaugh
Hall. Reat
Mr. Furr
Joe
Merrim
Clinton
Harry
Cireuit Cout
Dryenella
Rto Washington A
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Am Absolutid
Roy
Vigtin
Jrm
Carl Miller
Forteen
William “I.miller
Southwest
First Street
Washington Monuental Works
Aw. H. Baxley
Bri
OLD Elme
Trinty Springs
Thomas Franklin
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