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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1911

Page

3

Tragedy and local notices mix with cures and travel

A jumble of one historic chatter describes murders and sensational headlines from nearby towns. Notices include kidney remedies from Foley and Fo lexys Honey and Tar, liquor confiscation at a blind tiger, and travel updates on residents returning from Bloomington Princeton Trinity Springs Louisville Milwaukee and California. Plans for the Daviess county teachers Institute are announced with speakers from Purdue and Ohio universities.

Daviess County Teachers’ Institute Walnut Street A. O Fulkerson G. M. Wilson Connersville John H. Cox The University West Virginia G. I. Christie Purdue University J. M. Black Washington

Local social notes from Vincennes area Fourth of July visits

Mrs. Edith Bond and Grace Collamé visited Grace Kessler in Vincennes while many residents traveled for the Fourth. Frequent names appear of local families from Vincennes, Oakland City, Jasonville, Flora, Shoals, Bedford, Bloomington, and Indianapolis, detailing visits, returns, and travel over the holiday along with brief notes on births, real estate transfers, and licenses.

Brier Edith, Bond Grace Collamé Bond Oaktown Grace Kessler Edward Kretz St. Louis

Local residents travel for Fourth of July visits

Miss Anna Norris and Mrs. M B Wallace visit relatives in Bicknell while others like W W Barnett go to New Castle for Maxwell factory business. Mrs Charles Laube returns to Vincennes after visiting in town with Mr and Mrs Andy Geyer and her mother. Clarence Bright of Sullivan stays briefly with old friends as Rev Father Matthews of Montgomery is seen driving along.

Ray McPherson Edward Kellar Wheatland Thomas Nugent Tndianapolis Taft State Fair Grounds Edwin Mix Vincennes William Hawkins Terre Haute Steve. Barton J. L. Barton Flora Maurice Zinkans Indianapolis Martin Zinkans Elwood A. T. Brewer Loogootee Ray Palmer Bedford Aga Willam Walters Gdon Harry Shaffer John Gicnsrason Oakland City Dennis Gleason Petersburg Nina Bradly Sher Feather Brothers Mitchell Nelee Stiss Hazel Gill Io Flora Forest Bert Hales Dora Lechner Montgomery E. M. Robertson Cincinnati Southwestern H. L. Layman Ridgeway Bicknell John Couzhlah Louisville Josephine French J. E. Meadows Mr. Meadows George Nold Evansville Elizabeth Beckman Frank Agan Albion Elis New Albany G. R. ‘Boyle Shoals J Mary Swift Aurora H. . Potter Madison Perry Baldwin Penn James Farris West Baden Mary Slater Axtell Susie Bloomington Frank Brandon Robexis Bow - Judith Basin Mont Buzan Iil John Coughlan Clarence Wright Sullivan Prentiss Waller Robert Kempf Carl Badger Jasonville Portia Kauffman Olney Roy Johnson Champaigne Ill E. L. Hatfield Trinity Springs Leo McAtee Linton J. G. Daly Anderson Carl McWilliams Plainville A. B. Truelove Grace Daly Atcerson D.H. Rheinhart Elisha Hyatt Helen Coleman Fort Madison John Jackman Mary Lillie Bloomfield M. J. Carnahan Bay View Mich J. H. Chandler St. Louis George Godwin F. A. Spink Chicago Beta Railroad C. J. Spink Lee Hamersly Ben Gibbs Nathan Read John Lee City Joseph Herr East Walnut Street Edessa McKernan Edna Coughlan Liberty Indiana Clarence McKinney Chicago Mr. McKinney Roll Callender Anna Norris M.B. Wallace W. W. Barnett Newcastle Maxwell Automobile Factory Charles Laube Andy Geyer Anna Ryan Clarence Bright Matthews Dr. R. of Smiley J. Carnahan Herb Buzan Edith Mabel Twitty Odon E. E. Hastings Frederickburg The Odd Fellows Lillian Chandler Ralph Reynolds Hugh Hanlon Weber Sanitarium A. B. Knapp Maurice Lauby Vince F. J. Smith Simon, Ill Albert Annen Utili Iheve Traction Company Margaret Green Wilma Monett George Colbert John Isenogle James Wilson Newberry Isenogle Letha’ Karr Friends Katherine Peterat Brg Edith Russell Will Barton Tillie Horstung John Kellar Pau Randall Harlan Teo Isenogle Ermil Keith Charles Sinclair Chicao Earl McGure Orsephine FitzGibbon I Oscar Norris Elsie Suddith Peoriall Grant Kelth J. M. Raymond Hazel Drury Chillicothe Adolph Gerwin Washington Earl Mills Robers Robert O'Conner Lydia Nolan C. A. Rankin Nancy Sanford Fort T. D East Seventh Street H. B

Local residents report car mishap near Browe brickyard

Plainville residents recall a Tuesday evening accident on the road near the Browe brickyard when a car balked and backed into a ditch. Neighbors and a team of horses helped bring the vehicle back to the highway as reporters note visits and return trips by numerous local families and individuals to cities like Vincennes and Indianapolis.

Plainville Road Browe

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