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Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1910

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Daviess County Obituaries and Rural Institute Notes

The passage covers deaths in Washington and nearby towns, including John H. Orth a longtime Washington resident who died after an apoplexy while returning home from a furniture delivery. It also reports the death of John Wilson Dunbar a prominent Washington citizen with Civil War service and multiple fraternal affiliations. Additional items note Bennett Coleman of West Linton and Blanche Colbert in Washington, plus civic events at the Daviess County Farmers Institute and the installation of Father Michael W Lyons as the new pastor of St Simons church with a reception at the K of C hall and Christmas service announcements.

Washington John H. Orth North Side Orth C. H. Yenne Third Maple Streets Old City Ork Cannerburg Citizens Band Improved Order of Red Men Free John Wilson Dunbar East Sixth Grove Streets Dunbar Masonic Fraternity Independent Order of Odd Fellows Eureka Lodge of Holywell Urham County England United States Cannelton Indiana Spany F Caneniton Z. M. Dunbar St. Louis James Massey Memphis Linton Bennett Coleman Aeron Butler West Linton Coleman Daviess County Father Lyons The Times St. Gimons Church John ‘W. Doyle Michael W. Lyons Christ Doyle Lyons Indianapolis St. Simons St. Simons Parish Father Tyons Asia Imaeed K. of C. Hall Father Gorman Miles G. O'Neall Matthew F. Burke

Rural Carriers Organize in Daviess County Indiana

Rural mail carriers in Daviess County organized under district NRLC leader L M Oynett of Fort Branch. Officers elected at Washington hall included President Matthew McBride, Vice President G B Brown Jr, Secretary Elmer Flotrall, Treasurer W S Johnson. The group aims to cover county carriers, later adjoining counties, to improve pay and working conditions and will affiliate with the National Rural Letter Carriers Association.

Daviess County L. M. Oynett Fort Branch National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association F. Hall Washington Matthew McBride Elmer Flotrall W. S. Johnson Garriers’ Association Indiana Fitet Ognott Land Makins

New Officers Installed in Washington Chapter of Eastern Star

Washington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star installed officers at Friday night’s regular meeting for the coming year. Named were Worthy Matron Mrs Carl West and Associate Matron Vivian Ross, Worthy Patron Frank McGehee, Conductress Effie Gowdy, Associate Conductress Mrs H C Truelove, Secretary Stella McCafferty, Treasurer Mrs F B Fornwald, Chaplain Mrs Mary C Fitts, Marshal Mrs Albert F Annem, Organist Mrs Fred L Scoble, Adah Missacy McGehee, Ruth Mrs Louise Meyer, Esther Miss Blanche Fish, Martha Mrs A O Fulkerson, Electa Mrs H H Bryan, Warder Mrs C H Yenne, Sentinel William Waller.

Washington Order of Eastern Sear Carl West Vivian Ross Frank McGehee Effie Gowdy H. C. Truelove Stella McCafferty F. B. Fornwald Mary C. Fitts

Denouncing Pension Plan Draws Clergy Fire

The Rev. A. M. McGuire of First Baptist denounces the Indiana teachers pension proposal as a special favor to a chosen class. He urges a universal state pension only for all dependents, while Evansville critics claim the act funds come from teachers and argue it should be reformed rather than rejected.

A. M. McGuire First Baptist Church Indiana Indianapolis General Assembly Paul McGuire Washington Lenith Tuler Evansville Peopse Af. McGuire Ausville Journal-Newa E. P. Wiles Herald Evansville

Hinkle School Destroyed By Fire Near Plainville

The Hinkle school in Steele township near Otterbein church southeast of Plainville was wiped out by fire Friday morning. The frame building burned rapidly with flames high. contents including student books and library were lost. The fire likely started from a defective flue. It will be replaced by reopening the Clark brick building in the same area. Woland Christ, the current teacher, will move to Clark and pupils will be split between Clark and Plainville schools. Insurance on the building was $400 with total loss estimated at $700 for building plus contents excluding books.

Hinkle Steele Township Otterbein Plainville Ollie Gilliatt Clark Woland Christ Clark School

Barbers Elect Officers In Washington Local Meeting

The Journeymen Barbers union Washington local held a special meeting at Kempf's Shop Monday night and elected officers for the year. President Peter Schuck, Vice President Fred Walters, Financial Secretary Charles Walker, Treasurer Earl McGuire, Recording Secretary Harry Kidwell, Guard Harry Akers, Guide Frank Hembree, Finance committee Charles Morrison, Charles Hembree, and Leo Boyer.

International Journeyment Barbers Union Washinton Kempf Ishop Presid&y. Peter Schuck Fred Walters Charles Walker Earl McGuire Harry Kidwell Harry Akers Frank Hembree Charles Morrison Charles Hembree Leo Boyer

Reverend Hodge to Leave for Evansville Parish

The Rev C R Hodge longtime St Johns Episcopal Church rector will depart December 29 to lead Holy Innocents Episcopal Church in Evansville. He conducts his final services next Sunday with an evening choir concert and a farewell address by Dr Hote. A large audience is expected as prominent vocalists perform in a cherished farewell program.

C. R. Hodge St. . Johns Episcopal Church The Holy Innocents Episcopal Church of Evansville Cir’e Rolesi Hote

Fake National Mercantile rep detained then released

A man using the name L. C. Davis claimed to represent the National Mercantile Rating and Credit company of Milwaukee was detained at the county jail for several hours Tuesday morning but no charges were filed and he was released. Davis had visited Dr. A. J. Donaldson and offered to act as the local agent for a $20 stock privilege, then returned the physician’s check after suspicion arose. The sheriff had Milwaukees office confirm status. without an affidavit Davis was discharged.

L. C. Davis National Mercantile Rating and Credit Company of Milwaukee Davis A. J. Donaldson Dr. Donaldson Donaldson Wykoff Attorreys Alvin Padgett Padgett & Padgett

Circuit Court News Jury Commissioners Reappointed for 1911

William Kennedy and G A Bright both of Washington were reappointed as jury commissioners for the Dayless circuit court for 1911 by Judge J W Ogden. The Knox county suit James Youngblood vs Richard M M Robinson for unlawful theft of goods tied to delinquent taxes was confirmed. Charles Hembree petitions Judge Ogden to modify support payments citing rheumatic ailments and proposes relief from weekly $2 child support. Judge Houghton denied divorce but ordered support.

Circuit Court News William Kennedy G. A. Bright Washington Circuit Court J. W. Ogden James Youngblood Richard MM. Robinson Knox County Charles Hembree Ogdon H. Q. Houghton East St. Louis Houghton Hembree

Nervy intruder discovered in north Meridian home

A prowler entered Ben Kiefer’s house on north Meridian Street early Sunday. Barking watchdog awoke Mrs. Kiefer who found a man in the hallway. She threatened him with a .38 revolver. he fled north on Meridian, claiming he sought a neighbor by mistake. The thief wore a slouch hat and light overcoat, appearing like a thug.

Bairdar Ben’ Kiefer North Meridian Street Meridian Street

M Cormick Sees Things on Walnut Street

Clay McCormick and four friends watched a wheelbarrow loaded with harness being wheeled by a man. A hand axe lay across the load leading McCormick to joke that the man had killed his horse and was taking the harness home.

M'Cormick Clay McCormick Walnut Street McCormick

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John Orth Washiington Iiss Blanche Colbert Flora Colbert Sycamore West First Streets Miss. Colbert Methodist Episcopal Church Aikman Daviess County Farmers’ Institute and Corn Show Court Haus Daya Quincy Rambolf Springyite Lafurence County Ir. A. Ogg Greencastle L. P. Johnson Frichton Purdue L. W. Barber iFor Roderick Wright W. C. W. Wright O. T. Allen Claude Aikman H. Wichman Ray Graham Co. $. Johnson An. M. Wilson C. T Allen G. T. Allen Oj T. Allen Claude’ Aikman Hamlet Neal Barber Hamlet Lett J. M. Vance La‘fayette Thut Breeders C. H. Gibson Daviess‘county New York Chicago Gibson Hie Alf Glesda J Indiana Miners’ Legislative Pwomen
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