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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
6
Parish leaders discuss constructing a new building with club rooms for youth and seniors. Father Rosswinkel stresses future viability tied to schools and Bible teaching, urging public readings from scripture and renewal of vows after a parish meeting.
Miss Mayme Norris becomes the bride of Otto Mangan in a 9 o'clock Catholic ceremony at Se Simons Church. Nicholas Clauss served as best man and Miss Mary Norris attended as bridesmaid. The couple plan a quiet wedding and will reside in the city.
Following pleas in city court Monday morning Mary Faith and Dympley H were fined ten dollars plus costs with ten days added. Ninety candidates were run into the Linton Aeric speeches and a supper follow up degree work.
The city health board reports four diphtheria fines lifted and indicates the epidemic is nearing containment while a smallpox case is noted. Extreme west end precautions will be observed as quarantine remains in effect and parents are warned infections often follow a cold. Chamberlain's High Remedy is recommended for cold related illnesses in children.
In a remote mining camp Enid Maitland confronts Newbold's confessed love for Louise Rosser as a tense secret edges toward exposure. Newbold, promising devotion, fears the fallout while Enid wrestles with trust and the danger of withheld truth as a second visitor arrives at the door.
Fragmentary narrative describes a tense confrontation where Newbold fails to recognize a stranger linked to Enid, a man confronts her, and Armstrong stands in the background. Names like Jacob Hawkins, Brungst Hart, and Washington figures appear amid scattered notices and local tidbits.
The Rhodius estate of the late George Rhodius of Indianapolis lists mains at 277200 for division among heirs. In other news, Corning is noted after a scramble as visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Hunter. Renborn Mcdonald is jailed in Washington for a daytime theft case, while Sidle is released from custody after a larceny charge involving a stolen pocketbook from Guystave Hochesang.
Fragmentary OCR notes name Elil Cochran as defendant and reference effect or action in a legal matter. Unclear full claims or context available from readable text.
Fragmentary text describes a Kansas circuit court case involving Nora E English versus Ela Cochran and others, with mention of alienation of affections and marriage, plus assorted local names and social notices from Campbellsburg area and surrounding community events and visitors.
An obituary and appointment discussion recounts Myers and others facing term expiration and reappointment. Vague references to James Mdade and Republicans, Democrats, and independents hint at party balance and civil service shifts. The piece notes Doan's Kidney pills as a remedy and lists several relatives and survivors in a mournful tone.
The notice states Louis Cunningham and P Resler of Elmore wed by Rev Buchanan. The text also advertises Chambaly's Cough Remedy as a safe, pleasant medicine available from all dealers.
Des Moines man seeks relief for muscular rheumatism at a local ad site. Chamberlain's Liniment claimed to cure pain with a recommended dose. An incident notes a buggy overturning near Sheriff Karman, with a payoff listed at 150 dollars for treatment or remedy.
A brief statement from Bhrik Sta ik is provided with limited readable text. The fragment hints at a formal address or declaration but lacks clear names, dates, or specifics to identify the context or outcome.
John T. Jones and Miss Jessie Clark were married Sunday afternoon by Rev. George B. Weekk at his home in this city. They will reside in Glendale where the groom is employed in mercantile business.
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