Brief notes of visitors and locals in Vincennes area
The Cub Reporter notes Miss Bila Smith visiting relatives in Jasonville and many others from Vincennes and surrounding towns in for short visits, returns from trips to Petersburg, Loogootee, Evansville, Indianapolis, and St. Louis, and plans to move or host guests. Names include Stella Fish Clara Keller J. C. Strader Paul Gibson Helen Summers George Stellings and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Smith
Jasonville
Stella Fish
Vincennes
J. C. Strader
Troy
Clara Keller
Petersburg
T. F. Spink
Paul Gibson
St. Louis
Jennie Boyd
Vist
John Harlan
Flora
Southwestern
Evansville
Elsie Suddith
Peoria
Helen Summers
Terre Haute
Thomas Walker
Loogootee
Claude Miles
W. E. Hedrick
Marz
Holly
William Colbert
Andrew Jones
William Bullock
Owen Clements
Indianapols
Louis Burris
Lawrenceville
Paul Bicknell
Bicknell
William Donahue
Springfield
Fred Kanny
Arthur McCord
John Reister
Bickne
Clara Theele
James Padgett
Louisville
John McMullen
J. P. Howard
Mt. Carmel I
Cecelia Fromme
North Third Street
W. T. Crane
M.A. Stevens
Birmingham
Ala
John McConnell
Aurora
Leona Turner
South Bend
Mabel Wadsworth
East Seventh
van Trees
Laura Fish
Shoals
Martin Circuit Court
Ernest Dutton
Indiana Grain Dealers Association
Markie
Trinity Springs
Margaret Stelnie
Riley
Bertha Hanly
G. W. Beck
J. H. B. Casebeer
Baltimore
J.A. Ligh
Oakland City
Washington
Henry Osha
Ws. J. Wallace
Mndianapolis
A. D. Wathen
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Woodson Tharp
Michigan University
Indianapolia
Kate Uitzgerald
Mary Waller
Qdon
Killien-Sims
Earl Brewer
Otto Stone
Hugh Rogers
Dora Smith
F. L. Landis
East St. Louis
Bertha Abobtt
Helen Shirley
Enid
Okla
Hervey Trueblood
Charles Laurie
Oaklawn City
M. J. Wallace
Harry Smith
Seymour
N. H. Jepson
J. E. Hopkins
Telly
M. B. Hopkins
Mollie Garaghan
Indianapolis
Frank Garaghan
Porter Brown
Carlyle
Dymple Slinkard
Mont'gomery
E. J
Willams
Rockport
Bertha
Mary Hof
Robert Davis
Bedford
Charles Summers
Etta Berry
Leota Cunningham
Will Mayfield
Tulsa
C. M. Miller
Princeton
Dre
U. H., Holder
Edward Redford
Spokans
Wash
Albion Horral
Helen Stringer
Greenfield
Mree
Bert Allen
Katherine Zinkan
Gertrude
Maurice
Mata ‘Ledgerwood
Albert Long
Chicago
E. M. Robertson
Cincinnati
Irving ‘Billheimer
Jess
Lela Landis
Looquatee
C. P. Scudderhag
Owenton
Walter Meredith
Mise Ethel Forbes
Terre
Heilman
Ervin Parsons
Montgomery
J. Padgett
Traction Company
Joy
Mary Anslem
Mike Margaret Hart
Willam
Jennings
Flavian A. Seat
Odon
M. T. Risley and Son
Little Rock
Ark
E. H .List
West Main Street
Hattie Turnbull
Perry Baldwin
Peru
Ross Baldwin
W. T. McConnell
Wheatland
H. H. Allen
Elnora
Charles Cosby
Iodon
Thomas Graham
Minneapolis
Minn
Carl McWilliams
Plainville
Iva Hoffar
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Father Welland
West End
George Godwin
Roy D. Parish
Martin
Edward Meredith
Lela Wallace
John’ Yarbrough
Linton
Helen Ober
Eula Sanford
New York
Gene Thuis
Ida Norris
Columbus
P. F. Wheeler
Sumner
Mil
RM. Smiley
Katherine Z
John Brown
J. I. Fowler
Gilbert Stellings
George Stellings
Margaret Kennedy
Herr Eastridge
Fiora
B. & O. Southwestern
Will Hubbard
Edmond Truelove
Max Hembree
Charles M. Walker
California
Mera
John Alexander
Local notices include visits and a divorce filing
Ri D. Greenwood of the Overland factory visits Indianapolis relatives. Luther Johnson joins Hincher Manufacturing. Judge and Mrs. McBride plan a Grand Junction Colorado visit. May Charter files for divorce from John Charter alleging failure to provide. Padgett & Padgett represent Mrs Charter. The Herald seeks urgent news reports by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eho
Latives and Friends
Ri D. Greenwood
Overlan Automobile
Indianapolis
Arents
Agutemobile
Reeves and Greenwood
Luther Johnson
Southwestern
Hincher ‘Manufacturing Company
Judge McBride
Grand Junction
Colorado
G. Coen
MecBride
McBride
Jessie Murphy
West
Main Street
John Charter
Circuit Court
May Charter
Z. T. Charter
Warrick County
Charter
Padgett & Padgett
Herald
Odon White Sox Meet Terre Haute Standards in Big Clash
Odon White Sox and Terre Haute Standards, each with one loss, clash at South Side Park Sunday. Rug’s return strengthens the Sox as Gooper resumes infield duties. after, Odon opens a series with Plainville Red Sox on July 4 as county title hopes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Odon White Sox
Terre Haute
South Side Park
Odon Boys
Gooper
Sox
White Sox
Plainville
Fulkerson Named to Diploma Committee at Indiana Meeting
A C Fulkerson of Washington Daviess county superintendent returned from Indianapolis where he attended the summer meeting of the Indiana County Superintendents association. He spoke and was named to the committee on diplomas at the next session. The resolutions committee failed to push a condemnation of the state one book geography course. The group favored changing how teachers are billed for coterminous county examinations during temporary absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fulkerson
Washington
Daviess County
Indianapoli
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
Fulkerson
State Board of Education
Staterd
Marshall
FULKERSON CHOSEN AS WASHINGTON First Methodist lay delegate
County Superintendent A. O. Fulkerson was elected lay delegate for Washington First Methodist to the lay electoral conference in connection with Indiana conference in Bloomington on September 15. The Indiana conference will elect seven lay delegates to the general conference in Minneapolis next May. No candidates were named by Washington church. Four years ago Dr. K. L. Van Osdel served as a lay delegate to the general conference. Dr. M. Smiley’s friends urged his candidacy, but he will not run. Election was held Wednesday at the church with ballots received during hours 2, 9:30 and 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O. Fulkerson
First Methodist Church of Washington
Indiana
Bloomington
Minneapolis
Washington
Kl. E. van Osdel
M. Smiley
Marshall visits Shoals as oil prospects rise
James B. Marshall, leading Martin county lawyer, passed through town from Lyons Greene county where he aids neighbors financing and drilling for oil. He notes bright prospects for a payin g well and mentions plans for a new Christian church at Shoals. The church will oversee construction and bid each addition as work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Marshall
Martin County
Lyons
Greene County
Financing & Company
Marshall
Christian Church of
Resolution on school term length adopted with others on exams
A resolution favoring longer term lengths in graded schools was adopted. Another resolution condemns county superintendents for charging excessive examination fees. Officers elected include John F. Haines as president, W. D. Curtis as vice president, Ralph Longfield as secretary, and William Malchair as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Haines
Hamilton County
W. D. Curtis
Morgan County
Ralph Longfield
St. Joseph County
William Malchair
Dubois County
Valley Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Blackberries are plentiful and raspberries are scarce as the community records daily life. William Scudder dined with Mr and Mrs Asel Colbert. Miss Mary Barber suffers enlarged throat glands. Aunt Pop Hughey shows small improvement since a fall. Miss Della Taylor celebrates thirteenth birthday with a surprise party. A large Washington fishing party toured through here Saturday. Carrie Johnson visited relatives then returned home. W L Taylor returned to Washington after a brief stay for finess. Mr and Mrs Charles White visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Swann, Veale township trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scudder
Asel Colbert
Mary Barber
Peter Armes
Washington
Pop’ Hughey
Sadie
Susie Buskley
Levi Isham
Della T Taylor
Carrie Johnson
W. L. Taylor
Charles White
Frank Swann
Swann
Veale Township
Local Social Notes From Corning Area
Community members attend visits and gatherings across Montgomery Loogootee Vincennes and Bridgeport. Recent engagements include John Moran and Bridget McDonald to be wed July 4 at St Patrick’s church with a dance planned at Corninghall. Anna Reilly and John Cochran of Indianapolis wed June 29 at St Bridget’s and plan a Niagara Falls honeymoon, now residing in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Viola Wathen
Bridgeport
Ill
William’ Parks
Katie Fanning
Loogootee
Raglesville
Francis
Robert Raney
Loogootes
Patrick Mollos
John Moran
Bridget McDonald
Cat St. Patricks Church
Father Burgett
Corninghall
Anna Reilly
John Cochran
Indianapolis
St. Bridgeta Church
Daniel Curran
Niagara Falls
Cobbran
Daylesa County
Pasteur Fund Reaches $2,000 For Rabies Treatment
The state board of health will fund pasteur treatment for rabid dog bite victims from the hydrophobia fund after a required $2,000 threshold was reached. Receipts totaled about $2,100 with $521 from Marion County auditor bringing the tally. The fund, sourced from surplus dog tax, had previously blocked treatment until the minimum was met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
State Board of Health
Albert Sahm
Arion County
Odd Fellows Move to New Hall
The Odd Fellows spent the day relocating furniture from the old hall to the new one. At o clock the Rebeccas hosted supper on the lawn at the new home.
Farmer injured as team runs away from binder
Petersburg June 29. Matthew Willis a prominent Jefferson township farmer sustained a serious injury Wednesday morning while cutting wheat. His team ran away throwing him from the binder fracturing one rib and badly bruising his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binder Petersburg
Matthew Willis
Jefferson Township
Baby Girl Reported at Doctor Home Arrival
Dr. Louis Downey informed Dr. S L McPherson by postal card that a baby girl arrived at his home. The notice indicates a newborn birth in a domestic setting with the physicians involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.L. McPherson
Louis Downey
Marriage Licenses Recorded In City And Townships
A list of marriage licenses shows pairs including Charles Pickett and Chloe Smoot in Washington township, Homer G Wildridge and Mary Carrico in Montgomery, Ernest Dutton and Stacy Kinnaman in Knox county, Barbee Smith and Opha Browning in Odor, Charles William Brittain and Rose Graham in Harrison township, Thomas Barkley and Sue Alford in city, Charles Ray and Bessie Grubb in city, Raleigh Kil Lion and Susan Sims in Madison township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett-Smoot
Charles
Emery Pickett
City
Chloe Smoot
Washington Township
Wildridge-Carrico
Homer G Wildridge
Champaign
Ill
Mary Pauletta Carrico
Montgomery
Dutton-Kinnaman
Ernest Edward Dutton
Knox County
Stacy Ellen Kinnaman
Smith - Browning
Barbee Smith
Opha Browning
Odor
Brittain - Graham
Charles William
Brittain
Duboig County
Rose Anna Graham
Harrison Township
Barkley - Alford
Thomas Harrison Barkley
Sue Cecil Alford
Ray-Grubb
Charles Alfred Ray
Bessie Myrtle Grubb
Killion-Sims
Raleigh Elmer Killion
Plainville
Susan Almira Sims
Madison Township
List of Letters at Washington Post Office June 27 1911
Weekly list shows remaining letters for the period ending June 27 1911. It includes women Harriet Grecian Violet Smith Ruth Var Stone and men James Buster Raymond Barton E H Graham Barbara Hall Augusta Haubul Isaac Harshman George E Heye Rev Saunders Jones Harvey Lee John B Brewhall John Q Pulse. Advertised items require one cent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Office
Harriet ‘Grecian
Violet Smith
Ruth Var Stone
James Buster
Raymond
Barton
E. H. Graham
Barbara Hall
Augusta Haubul
Isaac Harshman
George E. Heye
Buc. Faith
Births In Barr Township And Vincennes Area
Bul l ock couple in Vincennes avenue welcome a son. Drew family reports a daughter for Mrs. George B. Drew, trustee at Barr township. Kelley family near Maysville adds a daughter to Mrs. Jola Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Jamies Bullock
Vincennes Avenue
Drew
George B. Drew
Barr Township
Kelley
Jola Kelly
Maysville
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Listing
Jesper W W Cruthers transfers all of block 6 lot 1 and block 1 lot 4 in Eladta to Perline All. George A Bright transfers lot 109 in Liverpool to Sarah B Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesper WW. Cruthers
Bingig
Eladta
George
A. Bright
Sarah
B. Bright
Liverpool
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Williams
Bruce
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