Sundry Visits Reported Across Bellview Community
Local notices list numerous Sunday visits among Bellview residents including John and Francie Fields, Curtis livan, Pug Rader, Isaac Resler and Terre Haute connections. Several families such as Bechtel, Fielder, Rester, Copeland and Biddle are noted visiting and hosting. The report mentions the Rev. tra McWilliams delivering services Sunday night and a Vincennes visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ice
Francie Fields
Curtis Livan
Pug Rader
Isaac Resler
Terre Wauft
Ofin
Pious Rader
Albert
Hee
Nellie
Devil Fielder
Roy
Martha Meyers
Jessie Rader
Girl Hunt
Elnor
Cora Pielder
Susan Besler
Viola Beasley and Son
Jennie Bureh
Tra McWilliams
Amy Paiment
iMrs
Biddle
Vincennes di
Plainviliat Notes Social Roundup From Local Visits
Sunday and weekend visits feature Mrs Raleigh Sawyer and children returning from Medora. Miss Hazel Hackler and Miss Gladys Heinbaugh stay with Mrs Alfred Dougherty. Local residents including Leonard Lawyer, Garnetta Banta, Pearl Lawyer, and families visit each other. Visitors include Raleigh Lawyer from Indianapolis and John Lawyer’s son Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dougherty
Caroline
Bathday
Glenn Gilliatt
Micnie Nelson
Joni
Raleigh Sawyer
Nave
Medora
Hazel Hackler
Gladys Heinbaugh
Alfred ’ Dougherty
Charles Fetlie
Leonard
Warner Wainman
Garnetta
Banta
Pearl
Jasonville
Albert Burkhart
Ottis McKee
Wersehel Sullivan
Simon Underwood
Sylvester Hackler
Raleigh
Raymond-Scott
Indianapolis
Austin
John
Local visits noted in Shiloh and Edwardsport
Scraps show Mr and Mrs Mandford Dinking of Edwardsport visiting Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Bert Roach. Anna Board of Pleasant Hill visited Mrs Estella Chestnut Tuesday. Jake Beitman of Washington joined neighbors Thursday. Walter Clinton visited Friday with his brother Charles Clinton. Len Waters visited with Mr and Mrs Dan Kelsey. James Evans passed through Sunday. Lamount Forsythe has just returned after three years in the United States Navy and is greeting kin with an old fashioned welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandford Dinking
Edwardsport
Bert Roach
Anna
Pleasant Hill
Estella - Chestnut
Jake Beitman
Washington
Walter Clinton
Charles Clinton
Len Waters
Jand
Dan
Kelsey Sanage
Ian
James Evans
Lamount Forsythe
United States, Navy
Local notices hint at school funds and community visits
The county reports a total fund of 2 229 740 for the Daviess council's share with semi annual apportionments to townships and school corporations. Amid social notes, families and neighbors in the Good Hope and Plainville areas are mentioned visiting, threshing begins, and births noted, with multiple visits across the region.
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Daviess Council
Saguv
Anne Reense
Barr Township
Baavane Aes
Elmyre
Boverd
Vwariison
Matlikon
Rep
Local social notes from Plainville and nearby
Northern Steele area reports show Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith and Mr and Mrs Mannie Spencer visiting Plainville Saturday night. Several residents including Miss Ora Martin and Mrs Bertha Rush recover slowly. A horse owned by Morgan Brothers was lost last Friday to a broken leg, the third of the year. George Wade and friends visited Evansville and Washington, while others toured the river and nearby towns over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene ‘County
Thomas ‘Smith
Charles
Bennett
Morgan Brothers
J. A. Wade
Wade
Julia
Willony Seals
Loogootee
James Wade
George
Walker
Ana
Ben Fidler
Eliza Wade
Washington
George ‘Spaulding
Evansville
George Wade
George Walker
George Spaulding
Spaulding
Sandborn
J. A. Grove
Plaifsville
Walter Bennett
George Miles
Miley
Cooper
Humber
Odon
Emme Verbryke Reports Relief From Stomach Trouble
Miss Emme Verbryke of Lima Ohio describes two years of frequent stomach trouble and biliousness with poor appetite and dizziness. She began taking Chamberlain's Tablets which improved her condition rapidly and were obtainable everywhere.
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Emme Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Chamberlain
County Board Holds Remonstrance and Approves Demonstration
The county board of commissioners approved a demonstrative petition by Jackson township citizens and declared Sal county dry on Tuesday. Local option votes in Dauck son township recently opposed retail licenses amid temperance and workers concerns, with 920 enra ray fealist task mentioned for AT2 heres in towns. The saloon operation will cease as local efforts shut down shops.
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Board of Ecounty Commissioners
Jackson Township
Dauckson Township
Temperand
Operalior Sys
My “”Oit
Knights of Pythias Install New Officers in Lodge
The Knights of Pythias lodge 119 installed new officers Tuesday evening led by Chancellor Commander Charles Gonnaugh tonf. Earl enen ont became Vice Chancellor. J. E. Hayes earned guard duties. Clyde ney) will serve as standard bearer. Ice cream and cake were served after. Work will be conferred at the next meeting. Nine men resign.
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Pythagorean Lodge
Pythias
Aboesive
Ceremory
Wd. W. Palmer
Charles Gonnaugh
Tonf
Chane Air
Earlenen
Livingston
I Guard
J. E.’ Hayes
Jing
Clyde Ney
Esquire
Two Fined One Freed After Maybr.Mcarty Court Session
Proceedings Tuesday before Maybr.Mcarty resulted in two individuals fined and one released. Wilson and nes of $i were cited in the charges reported.
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Mcarty Tues- Wilson
Greys Announce Major Lineup Shakeup In Key Change
The Greys plan a four man lineup change as Purdue shifts from the mound to outfield and Benny Fultz of Martinsville is set to debut. President Holliday vows realignment and discipline to restore pace and performance, warning pay will hinge on on field results and effort.
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Greys
Qdon White Sox
Purdue
Benny” Fultz
Martinsville
Magates
Pierce
Fultz
John F. Holliday
Mr.Jolliday
Purdue, Butane
Bicknell
Lawrence Evilled
Washington
Odon Team Gathers Support as Woodlawn Mission Looms
Odon’s players from freene and Daviess counties gain praise for a strong season. A large Madison township crowd backs the club and plans trips to Washington Sunday. Williams, the pitcher, has a notable strikeout record rivaling Curt Williams.
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Odon
Woodlawns Missions
West
Indiana
Illinois
Qodon
Daviess
Washington
Madison Township
Chautauqua to Hold Next Year’s Event
The town plans another chautauqua between August 1 and September 1 after this year’s closing, which featured a lecture by Richmond Pearson Hobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Washington Engineer
Wm Borders a railroad engineer of 905 W Main St Washington reports relief from back soreness stiffness and frequent scalding kidney secretions after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the treatment and says he is now free from the old trouble. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Use Doan's Kidney Pills from Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean
Wm. Borders
Main St
Doan
Moan
Mr. Borders
Foater
Petersburg Homecoming to Honor Centenary August 1 5
Petersburg hosts a centennial celebration and homecoming week August 1 to 5 with a grand pageant tracing Indiana history. The event includes free admission for families, daily harness races, Roy D. Smith band performances, and other attractions including food booths and a 50 mile auto race for a purse.
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Petersbut
Indiana
Scotchng Partein
Ananda Awad
Engineer Missing After Visit to Portland Islands
Ongoing search for Hadlock Griffiths aged forty, assistant engineer with the railroad department, last seen June 22 after leaving for Portland aboard a transport ticket unused. Police report he was to visit relief, carrying a considerable sum, with authorities tracing his movements to Griffiths island and related roads projects.
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Portland
Griffiths Island
Hadlock
Bu. & Stern Railroad
Ade
AL OH
B. Go and C
REPERNING COACHES AND STALLION DAN PATCH
A trains of thirty six coaches moving eastward toward division points, from St. Louis to the south, carried customer men to better quarters. All troops are said to have sleeping cars upon arrival in St. Louis. Dan Patch, owner J M W Savage of Minneapolis, died at Savage Minnesota on Tuesday from athletic heart. He paced a mile in 2 55 at St Paul in 1906, the world sulky record. Patch was bought by Savage for 60 000 and had been withdrawn from the tracks years ago.
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Tlowsh
Aas Patch
Dan Thieh
JM. W. Savage
Minneapolis
Savage
Minn
St. Paul
Dan Pateh
Savages
City and street rail line injunction moves to Sullivan County court
The Vinhceines Traction Company faced an injunction by the city to stop replacing two tracks with one on Seventh Street. The venue shifted from Knox County to Sullivan County. Judge Witloushby named Ti ke Da Viess orif Sullivan counties, with Pike County removed by the street car company and Daviess County by the city. The case will be tried in Sullivan circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinhceines Traction’ Company
Seventh Street
Knox
Witloushby
Tike
Sullivan
Pike County
Daviess Punty
Yoourt
Husband Deemed Habitual Drunkard in Davies Divorce
Mrs. Anna McClanahan sues Frank McClanahan for divorce in Davies circuit court alleging habitual drunkenness and failure to support. Married May 19 1907 they separated May 1 1912 and she resides in Washington. case handled by Padgett and Burrig.
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Hubby
Davies Circuit Court
Anna McClarahan
Frank McClanahan
MeClenahan
Washington
Padgett & Burrig
Valuable Horse Lost After Farm Accident in Barr Township
A valuable horse was shot after an accident on the farm of Lewis Carpenter in Barr township. While pulling a log wagon, the horse fell and broke axe.
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Mirdock Veneerington
Lewis Garpenter
Barr Township
Aged Woman Passes Away in Indianapolis
The death of Mrs Elizabeth Cline in Indianapolis at about 100 years old is noted. She was born in Maysville Kentucky and married to Mr Cline. Granddaughter Willey Hitchcock of this city is named.
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Lizabeth
Cline
Igeorge Godwin
Maysville
Indianapolis
Line
Willey Hitchcock
Biy
Cling
Local Social Notes and Rail Improvements Report
Mrs. Robert Boyd returns home to Indianapolis after a week with relatives in the county. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and others. Franklin travels to visit Cal vii Sears. Judge Anderson comments on Hi fille and Indianapolis railroad improvements delayed by federal court. Padgett returns from a board meeting. thirty-two to eight listed for a pilot program.
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Ren .O Ifehdna
Robert Boyd
Indianapolis
Meggadtophien Mallotte
William Chestnut
A. J. Hastingsaign
Wiiza Kirk
Lillie Weh
John Gs
Maes Brock
Cornellsville
Aes
Walker
Tramer Wade
Ehr Ances Wilkey
Far Ey Wade
Franklin
Calvin Sears
Hla. Colsdazier
Wee
Harl Franklin
Liten
Porter
Odon
Charles Franklin
Childrete
Susan Franklin
Alpha Brock
Ora
Julia McCain
Anderson
FE & T
Hi Fille & Indianapolis
Greenwood Yards
Federal Court
Wes Anderson
Awtl Kappes
Federal
Falley
Loulaville
Gang Wood Yards
Mr.Swan J
Louisville
All Saints Picnic Set for Monday at Camburg Grove
The Rev Father Schneider of All Saints Camburg announces the annual church picnic will be held on Monday September 7 in the grove near the church.
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All Saints Picnic
Father Schneider
All Saints Church
Camburg
Igrove
Churh
Administrator Named in Mary J. Anderson Estate
Mae G. Porter and Semantha Tomeyi Bre named as sureties on a $500 bond for W. H. Tomey who has been appointed administrator of the Mary J. Anderson estate by E. Meade in the circuit court.
Garman Sister of Local Resident Dies in Selvie
Mrs H T M Garman, sister of Mrs Wy and E Snider of Albany, formerly of this city, died last week in Selvie Warrick. The notice lists family ties and the deceased’s connection to the community.
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Selvie
H. ™. Garman
E. Snider
Albany
Warrick
Two Bloomfield Men Hurt When Auto Upsets
An auto accident in Bloomfield left Frank Dean and Peter Johansen seriously injured. Dean, the driver, sustained a dislocated elbow and a head wound with other injuries, while Johansen suffered multiple broken ribs and remained unconscious until medical staff treated him. Both had been returning from Linton to Bloomington when the crash occurred on a street with a sharp turn, sending the car onto its side.
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Bloomield
Bloomfield
Frank Dean
Iso
Mro
Peter Johangen
Linton
Bloomington
Mr. Dean
Paren l
Washington
Deanis
Johansen
Vincennes and Washington Mix in a $20 Theft Incident
A Vincennes man reports his loss of 20 dollars after a Washington visit. Police searched for the woman allegedly involved, while the Vincennes man aided the inquiry. The Washington resident reportedly left town after the incident.
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Vincenes Hun
Washington
Vincennes
Old Post
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A summer weather warning urges every household to keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It claims the remedy is invaluable, cost effective, and provides relief without equal for the ailments it targets.
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Chamberlain's
Chamberlain
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