Bank Statement Notes Docturities and Amounts
A fragment from a bank statement shows docturities and figures including 114,300.00 and 163,80 in a ledger line. The text is partial and unclear but indicates financial entries and balance notations.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
8
Crippled Baker Seeks Work Despite Adversity
The article notes Baker, aged around fourteen, crippled by a childhood injury to a finger, seeks employment but faces rejection. A doctor’s advice is cited and a local effort to assist him is described along with unrelated classified ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
Nee
I. McPher
Finger
IITT Claims It Is One Of The Best Looking And Progressive
The statement praises IITT as among the best looking and progressive institutions. It notes support from city authorities and highlights ongoing initiatives. The claim reinforces a positive image and attracts attention to development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Forsythe Family Obituary and Odd Fellow Honoree
Mrs. A C Dedr sister of E E Forsythe died Friday morning at her home in Johnson county after a lingering illness. Forsythe and family were at Herbedalde. W E Emmet, 95, is billed as the oldest Odd Fellow in the world, having been an Odd Fellow for seventy three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
A. C. Dedr
E. E. Forsythe
Johnson County
Herbedalde
W. E. Emmet
Local GTR Marries In Lawteyville Ceremony
Miss Bernice Lynch wed Elmer B. McCracken Wednesday afternoon at Lawtepeville in a ceremony conducted by Rev. C. A. Carmenn. Also noted, a stray line mentions Hatfield & Palme company and an $8.00 ware item, unclear in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Lynch
Idn
Elmer
B. McCracken
Mitchell
Lawte Peville
C. A. Carmenn
Ma Hing
Hatfield & Palme Company
Ex Senator Gordon Dies in Mississippi
Former United States Senator James Gordon aged ninety nine died at Okolona Mississippi. The long service in the Senate is recalled for his famous good will approach and public spirited efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormer United States
James Gordon
Okolona
Miss
Gordon
Congress
AP Ec
Sale draws large crowd at Ed Bruner’s auction
H H Sefrit was at Odon Monday. A large crowd attended the sale at Ed Bruner’s. Misses Lota and Eula Parsons were among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Sefrit
Odon
Ed Bruner
Edn
Lota Adong
Eula Parsons
Governor Pardons Albert Patrick in Murder Case
Governor Dix announced he pardoned Albert Patrick, jailed at Sing Sing for the murder of Willini Marsh Mie, an aged millionaire, on September 23, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixiae
Albert
Patrick
Sing Sing
Willini
Marsh Mie
Millionire
Local Social Notes From Washington and Nearby Areas
Miss Zola Seals of Odon visits Miss Loveda Cropp while Dr Seal of Odon visits neighborhood. Mr Charley Parson and family host B F Parsons. Mrs Jane Cropp Sr stays in Odon. Myrtle Perkins and Leo visit. Dr John Parsons and Calvin Perkins return from Illinois. Gerelve Flinn of Terre Haute visits Thanksgiving with Lola and Eula Parsons. Harry Depton returns from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Association
Washington Friay
Baurday
Zola Seals
Odon
Loveda Cropp
Charley Par Ns
Seal
Janes Cropp
Myrtle ° Perkins
Leo
John Parsons
Calvin Perkins
Illnois Mondby
Gerelve Flinn
Terre Haute
Lola
Eula Parsons
Harry Dépton
Kansas
Thanksgiving guests and social visits across Thomas Bluff area
Local families held Thanksgiving gatherings with friends visiting from nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Peter Rommel hosted relatives, while George Wagoner and family joined the celebration. Other households welcomed guests including the Smths, Laura Pis, Nashs, Miley family, Glisthsmiths, Jem Smiths, Bertha Willidins, Mattie Simpson, James Simpson, George Waggoner, and Mary Smillck. A supper at Ponte Thentep drew attendees and Jack Lillie plus James Simpson traveled from Lillie’s Mobile. John Kind moved from Decker to the area. A wedding shower honored Herb Lloyd and wife with local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rommel
Phories Romane
George Wagoner
Barbara Smths
Laura Pis
Fred Smith
Nash
iMrs
Neyeg
William /Miley
Family Suniday
Mattie Simpson
James
Ponte
Mra Hérbe ‘Lloyd
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