birthdays and visits reported across Shiloh Mississippi community notes
Local residents including Ruby Moats and Martha Faith attend birthday dinners and family visits. The column lists numerous individuals such as Jacob Standley of Montgomery, Hettie Cook, Elliott Flynn, Chestnut families, Lawrence Smith, Mary Low of Terre Haute, Harvey Faith, Pearl Chestnut, and others visiting relatives, neighbors or traveling through towns like Bef flesville, Paris City, Linton, Denver, and Ep som.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Faith
Audra
Jacob Standley
Montgomery
Joseph
Chestnut
Elijah
Befflesville
Hettie Cook
Elliott Flynn
Leamon
Cora Monts
Bonnie
Estella Chestnut
Pearl Chestnut
Burny City
Mattie Faith
Jessie Roach
Essie Harper
Wesley Brown
Linton
Denver
Harper
India
Mary Low
Lerre Haute
Long Mil
John Ridenhark
Thelma
Joseph Noblett
Harvey Byrer
Daisy
Wills. Woaver
They Marsh
Everett Callahan
Odon
Marion Chandler
Jace Chestnut
Elmer Cunninggham
Mrvi
Arville Overton Vis
Dre teil Meetings and small town visits noted
Cloverdale reports Effie Harrdy at the Bethel Neighborhood and attending the Dre teil Meetings. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Sinnott and er of Ohio visiting Nunott Friday. Mrs Joseph 1 peparit and daughter visited her mother in Washington Saturday. Fire destroyed the home of K dear Shelton Tuesday morning. Several local residents plan travel to Washington for upcoming events and family movements are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Harrdy
Bethel
Dreteil
Frank
Sinnott
Ohio Ware
Nunott
Joseph
Peparit
Aude
Atshington
K Dear
Shelton
Federal probe expands to high cost of living nationwide
Washington officials announce a sweeping federal investigation into the high cost of living. The inquiry begins with an all day conference between the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission to coordinate across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
United States
Department of
Slack Aeed to Take Hand Petition Demands Investigation
Slack Aeed seeks a hand petition demanding a thorough investigation into charges of ballot tampering in Pike. The action centers on alleged interference affecting local elections and underscores call for legal review by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Businessmen Demand Federal Probe Into Pike County Recount
Twenty Petersburg businessmen pressed the Pike County recount controversy seeking a federal grand jury inquiry. They allege ballot tampering and clerical errors altered results that gave Peter R. Miller the sheriff seat and P. D. Abell the recorder post. The canvassing board and election officials deny misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Pike County Commissioners
Wednessday
Peter R. Miller
Wayne Bryan
P. D. Abell
W. E. Davidson
Petersburg
Slack
Pike County
Hawkins
Bryan
Davidson Ly
Limited Decade Divorce Seeks Temporary Separation
In Daviess circuit court Mrs. Helen T. Brewer petitions for a temporary or limited separation from Louis T. Brewer, alleging he is an expert bookkeeper who wastes wages on liquor, neglecting his family. They married June 2, 1908, separated December 6, and have two children, Joseph B. aged 7 and Ralph R. aged 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciircuit Court
Helen T. Brewer
Louis T. Brewer
Daviess
Joseph B
Ralph R
British cabinet reorganization under Joyd George begins
Fire severely damages the liana University School of says ninety thousand. Rumanian troops were captured yesterday. Joyd George begins reorganization as the new premier in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liana University
Joyd George
Habitual Cruelty Allegation in Mrs Brewer Alimony Case
The defendant is charged with habitual drunkenness and cruel treatment of his wife. Hastings Allen Hastings appeal for Mrs Brewer. She seeks a limited decree of separation plus alimony and support for the children, with board and maintenance to be decided as just and expedient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Local Visits and Thanksgiving Gatherings in Edwardsport Plainville and Nearby
Jesse Tomey of Edwardsport visited J A Groves and family from Friday to Sunday. Charles Clark of Plainville visited Alex Clark Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Graber shopped at Montgomery. Len Graber visited Plainville. Everett Perkins returned from Iowa for a short visit. Lewis Gootee and family of Washington visited Wadker Norris. Gootee brought his gun and ammunition. Mr Gootee’s visit followed by game. Mr and Mrs William Clark of Epsom were guests of Alex Clark Sunday. Ruby Groves visited Mrs Margarette Tomey Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Healy were guests of Morgan brothers Sunday. Hugh Morgan and family and others visited George Wade Sunday. Arthur Curt Kidwell and Bennie Wade returned from Illinois Saturday. Mr and Mrs Austin Kidwell shopped at Odon Saturday. George Wade was at Washington Wednesday. Bernedette Laura and Florence Kidwell were guests of Loved at Healy Sunday. Andrew Miles and family near Otterbein. Claude Miles and family of Washington. Frank Campbell and Walter Bennett and family visited Thanksgiving with George Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Tomey
Edwardsport
J. A. “Groves
Charles Clark
Plainville
Alex Clark
Joe Graber
Montgomery
Len Graber
Everett Perkins
Iowa
Lewis Gootee
Washington
Wadkers Norris
Gootee
Ben Iny ‘Wade
Illinois
Austin Kidwell
Odon
George Wade
Bernedette
Laura
Florence Kidwell
Healy
Andrew “Miles
Nears Oterbein
Claude Miles
Franké Campbell
Walter Bennett
George Miles
Plainville Notes Party Visits and Local Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Arthur Risley and daughter Merl. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Lawyer and children visit Indianapolis relatives. Several families travel between local towns. Miss Bessie Jittell goes to Colony. Charles Dyer to St Paul for son Elmer’s illness. church ladies host bazaar at Mrs Shugarts millinery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Risley Ands
Merl
Withis
Indianapolis
Ralph Henr
Raleigh
Linton
Bessie Jittell
Colony
Charles Dyer
St. Paul
Decatur County
Elmer
Clark Foster
Raleigh Lawyer
John Lawyer
John Denem
Charles Denem
Charles McWilliams
Bark McWilliams
McWilliams
Lee Dolin
A. F. Freshley
William Hackler
Washington
Syl Hackler
Childre
Harveyi Hackler
William Wilson
Terre Haute
Nettie Hill
Fred ‘Sawyer
George Sheets
Olive
The
Christian Church
Bucharest Falls to German Forces as War Front Shifts
Reports indicate 100 days after Romania declared war, German and Austro Hungarian forces control about 4000 square miles of Romanian territory from the Transylvanian Alps to the Danube and Dobruja as Bucharest and Ploiești are captured. Details on German advances and Romanian Russian withdrawals are incomplete, with rail and military positions in flux and trains rescheduled in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Eeeetarer
Rumania
Translvanian Alps
Cajpital
Danube
Dobimudja
Jassy
Local Social Roundup From Elnora And Nearby Areas
Mrs John Marsh Ketchem and daughter Susie visited Elnora on Saturday. Nellie Pruett stayed with Cleo Meyers Sunday. Emo Burch and daughter Mary visited Isaac Burch and family of New Bethel Thursday. Blanch Stewart visited Edna Becker Sunday. Mary Webber of Fairview was guest of Flossie Poindexter Sunday. Harry Bowman and family and William Cox with daughters from Raglessville and Abner Lemasters visited James Stewart Thursday. Henry Poindexter and daughter Flossie visited David Andis and family of Fairview Monday. James Stewart and daughters Opal and Blanche were at Odon Tuesday. Flossie Poindexter hosted a gathering Thursday night with music and refreshments. attendees included Clyde Burkhart, Chester Stepp, Harley Andis, Abner Lemasters, Thomas Webber, Cecil and Everett Burkhart, Labor Fisher, Tod Berry, Marion Hogver, Iva Pettit, Thomas Smiley, Ralph Laughlin, Robert Resler, and many Misses Anna Stepp, Maud Burkhart, Clea Meyers, Blanch Stewart, Cordia Andis, Daisy and Verne Young, Mary Webber, Anna Fielder, Edna Baker, Opal Stewart, Gowrie Burkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ketchem
Susie
Elnora
Nellie Pruett
Cleo Meyers
Emo Burch
Mary
Isaac Burch
New Bethel
Blanch Stewart
Edna Becker
Mary Webber
Fairview
Flossie Poindexter
Harry Bowman
William Cox
Raglesville
Abner Lemasters
James Stew- “Aart
Henry Poindexter
Flossie
David Andis
James Stewart
Opal
Blanche
Odon
Clyde Burkhart
Chester Stepp
Harley Andis
Abner
Lemasters
Thomas Webber
Cecil
Everett Burkhart
Labor Fisher
Tod
Berry
Marion Hogver
Iva Pettit
Thomas Smiley
Ralph Laughlin
Robert Resler
Anna
Stepp
Maud Burkhart
Clea
Meyers
Cordia Andis
Daisy
Verne
Young
Webber
Anna Fielder
Edna
Beker
Stewart
Gowiie
Burkhart
Institute Success At County Farmers Institute
The farmers institute held in the new city building proved a success with strong attendance and a valuable program for Avies s county agriculturists. Purdue Extension speakers discussed manure, soil drains, lime, and fertilization while local figures Mrs Givens and Professor Martindale spoke on the rights of country children and crop care. The event featured music and poems and offered time for discussion amid a lively audience of farmers, families, and interested citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newity
Aviess County
Purdue
Dale
Martindale
Givens
Everal
Martineare
Apps
GiveSunny
Da Viess county politics and senate committee shift
Da Viess county friends back Jin Watsui as he wins a first senate assignment to the commerce committee overseeing rivers and harbors as Pennsylvania’s Senator Olver retires. Various petitions, tax moves, and political maneuvering color a crowded civic page with talks of press power, mayoral bids, and Indiana centennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Viess County
Jin Watsui
Senate
Olver
Pennsylvania
Abe
Watts
L Trans abolish new time card for Br Southwestern
Short note indicates abolition of a new time card system for Southwestern and its receipt in a city identified as Iphe. The fragment lists no clear dates, organizations, or people due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Southwestern
Iphe City
Train schedule overhaul changes westbound departure times
The Southwestern passenger trains will adopt new schedules effective after Sunday December. The westbound train 4a will now pass through at 4 20 am and be renamed 64 replacing OA. The daily eastbound service T205 will continue along the same route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kethar
Dom Peeny
Sve
Teutonic
Rininia
Canpathjuny
Jablonitze
Keizhr Po
Jones Take Bride in Quiet Lawrenceville Wedding
Bert Jones a well known B and C Southeastern railroad patrolman married Miss Ethel Moneley in a small ceremony at The Greens. The couple will reside in Washington and Jones formerly served with the local police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Bert. Jones
B. & C. Southestern
Copingent
Lawrenceville
Ghetina Green
Ethel Moneley
al den
Lousekeepine
Local Thanksgiving Visits and Funeral Attendances
WAGLESVILLE notes show multiple visits by relatives from Indianapolis Keller and Montgomery for Thanksgiving and family gatherings. Abe Chestnut attended the funeral of John Critchlow with Mrs Chestnut. Jessie Earp visited Frank Overton. Bert Keck came from Myansville due to the death of Mrs Keck's sister Ward Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Indianapolis
Revert Boyd
Keller
Julius Smith
Aden
Towa
Rte
Abe Chestnut
Chestnut
Chestnus
John Critchlow
Lena Boston
Gladys Dyal
Tiss Loveda Maryfield
Palmer Dyal
Tranksgiving
James Evans
Jessie Earp
Washington
Frank Overton
Bert Keck
Myansyville
Keck
Ward Myers
Market Summary of Livestock Prices
The cattle market shows a strong range from good to choice with steers at 7 to 7.40 per cwt, common to medium at 6.25 to 6.10, veals 7.50 to 11, calves 4 to 9.50. Hogs range from 9.85 to 10.40 for heavies, 9.85 to 10.05 for lights. Muttons steady at 9 to 9.85, sheep 6.75 to 7.50, lambs 10.50 to 7.25 per cwt.
Cincinnati grain prices and striking button cutters at Shoals Pearl
Grain values show wheat no 2 red around 1.81 to 2.00, corn firm at 64 to 94 cents, oats 59 cents, rye about 1.52 to 1.54. About forty button cutters at Shoals Pearl Button Co protest pay cuts, strike after management orders a five cent daily deduction to hire a man for shell gutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Shoals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nisco
Nisco” Spreuters
Hatfield Andi Palmer Comibany
Shiloh
Ruby Moats
Martha. Clinton
G. W. Hackler
Gladys
Ray “Hamerickhouse
Ora
Dale'Myers
William Hasler
Nebo
Thomas Eri
Epsom
Cloverdale
Atte Wiliam Aig
Hentai
Torey
Mra
Cee
Vopes Ark
Penta
Dinuavolis
Jens
Thomas Kei Siresty
Jon Siday
Opnd
Paeers
Pred
Charles Hints
Nea In
Wird
Washington and
Daviess County
W. A. Routt:& Sons
H. Gross
Rae Streehtagg B. &O.R R
Bell-phone
Pes
Wedlnesiay
Tlugo Hartke
Vance Clark
Trainon
Plainville Notes
Bucharest
Antral Naware
Ploechti
Anders
von Falkenhayn
von Markenzen
Ploelchti
Ofvices
Carpathian
Bukowina Frontier
Seyimour
Bridgeport
Dalle
Ash
Wone Rous
Vivian
Etearty
Ecg
Ara
Gou Hou
Wnto
Newkends
Gallager
Oskosh
Indianapolis Star
Viat
James Porter
Portyr
Bush
Suvernor-Etect
Adolph Levy
Natural Praders Company
Af Shoaia
Tie Predners Crmpege
Othe Olt
Nelson Blast
Shoals Fur
Ohrick
Frente
Ti Company
Rite Poreneres Fisteravnd
Bedford
Shoals Company
Ralston
Indiana Historial Commission
Capitol
Indiana
Thomas Mooney
Bard
General Assembly
Goodrich
Winchester
L Tran
Bisa
Waglesville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!