Perkins and residents report fever amid city activity
Frankie Trainor from Washing and Grant residents suffer fever attack. Sunday morning Montgom streets show activity as people attend events and visitors arrive. Bernadette Tewell hosted by Mrs Art Lents, while four stock loads shipped to Cincinnati. George Enkof visits grandparents. Mrs Walter Perking and children tour Weston. Weimer attends Liberty group meeting. Arnoldy Brown returns from work.
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Perkins
Thia
iFrankie Trainor
Bisa
Montgom
Trom
Fai
Bernadette Tewell
Loogoo
Art Lents Teday
Tirakam
Cincinona
Walter Perking
Childr
Weston
W. V3
Ite Creviston
George Enkof
Binora
George B ‘Brown
Ars
E. ‘Weimer
Liberty
Fragmentary Local Notes On People and Visits
A rough record lists names and movements from a Missouri town including Mrs. Ce rest Rigne, Mr. and Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Maredee Chandler, and Grace Peterson visiting relatives. Entries mention fishing, telephone work, and a wedding at J W McCord’s home with Rev E B Hilfenins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnidianapolis
Washadé
Wash
Mfr
B. Holly
Jas
Gemon
Huntingburere
Yarner Horana
Staf‘ford
I Peterburg
George Gilley
Alliée
Parick
Mat Belcher
Washington
Flor- Maredee Chandler
Zootee
Rela
Relaan Kay
Clarence Hargen
Chitte Urris J
John Yancy
Gedgerwood
Gracepetine
Soith
Martin
Ware
Suday
Wi J. McCordiby
EB. Hilfenins
Brugn
Antiso
Pleasant Hill
Gallie
John Fitager
H. C. Pingér
Ian
Local Social Notes From Odon Area
A garbled column from Odon notes visits and family connections. Parry Brower of Bicknell and Miss Edna Howard are mentioned with relatives in Franklin and Odon. Audry Hadgett and daughter of Plainville visit Mrs James. Hyde Benton and Washington trips cited. a Sunday baseball game shows Hyatt Grays losing 16 to 15 to Wong’s West End club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Parry Brower
Bicknell
Edna Howard
Franklin
Charles Mount
Lewla
Dilion
Audry Hadgett
Plainville
James A
Axie Hward
Pat Gett
Mislton
Ill and Guest List from Plainville Area
Aymond Cornett arrives from Bignell as a fan visits Plainville. Hillis Wannger acts as guest with William Doren and Miss Mary Aikman of Sugarland mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Spiesng
Aymond Cornett
Bignell
Plainville
Weiness Hillis
Wannger
Wiliam Doren
Mary Aikman
Sugarland
Local Notes and Visits Mentioned in Plainville Area
Saturday reports show Walter spent Sunday in Plainville with Frank Wilson and Charles visiting Washington. Jones arrived Friday from Martin County with their outfit. James accepts clerk position with Myers Johnson of Elnora. W H Dougherty from Odon visited Friday. Ernest Cave recovering from brief illness. Jesse McRae from Montgomery called on friends Sunday. Miss Leona Raney of Washington visited Saturday and Sunday. Hardy and Alsterg noted among visitors. Effie and Anna from Carnettsville were Addie Dougherty’s guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Plainvillé
Frank Wilson
Charles
Washington
Jones
Martin
James
Myers &Johnson
Elnora
Lw. H. Dougherty
Odon
Ernest Cave
Jesse McRae
Montgoméry
Leona Raney
Hardy
Alsterg
Effie
Anna
Carnettsville
Addie Dougherty
Community Notes From a Windy Sunday Neighbors Visit and Harvest Updates
The column records neighbors re modeling a barn and visiting relatives across Pike and Montgomery counties. It notes oat harvest is under way with unusually heavy yields, multiple trips to towns like Montgomery and Odon, and various visits among the Cropp, Bowman, Robinson, and Perkins families.
Obituary notices from Terre Haute and Montgomery County
Margaret Gold wife of W H Gold died at Terre Haute after weeks ill. She was forty two and had two children from first marriage Scott and Elmer Blensoe. Elizabeth Martin of Montgomery died from stomach cancer after months illness at sixty. James Todd’s sister in law survived by four children Mrs ek Wininger Mrs Roberts Walker James Martin and John Jin of Barr township. Charles Zollars, a Washington elder, died aged seventy one from bowel constipation at his Van Trees street home near the Carnegie library. He married Catherine Alga of Dearborn county in 1867 and had seven children living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
W. H. Gold
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Martin
Washington
Charles Zollars
Lars
van Trees
Carnegie Library
Mr. Zollars
Harrison County
Ohio
Indiana
Catherine “Alga
Dearborn County
Joshua
Anderson Overton
Madison Township
Odon
Overton
Manford
Levi
Lydia Johnson
Josephi Striley
Striley
John Desjean
Vincennes
Sarah ‘F. Wood
Alfordsville
Daviess County
Louiss Wood
Charles Wood
Wood
Glenn Clements
East Main- Street
Clements
McJudkin
Francis McJudkin
Main Street
Meridian
East First
New Albany
MeJudkin
Elisha Hyatt
Richard A. Clements
O. Banham
Charles
Wilkey
Plainville
Steele
Township
Ishelgd
Bonham
Local notices and obituaries through Indiana and Illinois
Alderman Cardani extols Peruna for a summer cold and urges Dr Hartman’s advice. Obituaries include Anderson Overton of Madison township, Joseph Striley of Washington Terre Haute, Sarah F Wood near Alfordsville, and Charles Wood with appendicitis recovery. Mrs. Glenn Clements dies after long illness. Judge Richard A Clements was her husband. Court notes report Standard Dry Kiln suit dismissed, Oscar Bland admitted to the bar, Rose Watts granted divorce and restored name Rose Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Dry Kiln Company
Cincinnati
Dory
Oscar Bland
J. G. Allen
Rose Watts
Charles Waltz
Malden
Rose Drury
Injury During Farm Work Causes Long Wound
The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon when a cradle blade cut a right arm, creating a five inch gash two to three inches deep. Joseph Hardy, an orphan and farm worker for Albert Klion, required several stitches after Dr Tubbs treated the wound in Corbettaville. Also noted is an increased pension for Rev J W Shouse of South Washington from 17 to 34 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Joseph Hardy
Tubbs
Corbettaville
Albert
K’lion
J. W. Shouse
South
Washington
Washington Township Office in Temple Court Notice
Poor complaint to be heard on Friday of each week at the Washington Township office located in Temple Court. Phone line available for inquiries and directions to filing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Harrison Township
Hudsonville
Glendale
Henry Bordenet
Norris Brothers
Washington
Indiana
Ahd
Ithe
Daviess Circuit Court
Henri Bordenet
Asasignee
Heffernan
Opater Rors
Cannerburg
Barr Township
Dayless County
Wilson District
Montgomidry
George 9
SMITH
Barr Tewnghin
George S. Smith
Charles i, Banta, Ee
Plainville
Jesse Godwin
Reevé Township
Alfordayilte
Washington Township
Temple Court
Ren . Daviess Circuit
Wadshington
Daviess County
Indianta
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Arnoldy Brown
Bugey
Banta
From
Ai.zordsyiele
Eale
Brodie Ang
Omen
Shuirtwaist
India
HyArr
Cornettsville News
Trainor Neighborhood
George Hill
Sandy Hool
James Singleton
Thomas Singleton
John Hyatt
Pike Counity
Henry Lynch
EL. Poinsett
James Cropp, Jr
Abner Bowman
Montgomery
Abe
John Knepp
Epsom
Oscar
Nolley of
Haute
Therman Keachemi
Hames Cropp
George Fisher
Migsey
Ada
Floorence Bowman
Bennett
George Robinson
Loogootee
Otis Robinson
Brazil
John Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Beitman
S . Boner
Monarch
Louis F. Cardans
Louis F. Cardani
New York City
Et Sixth Avenue
Perna
Louis ¥. Cardani
Evans
John Hawkins
Shoals
Joseph Wellinger
Henry
Remington Zollars
Cabel & Kauffman Company
Thatompany
Zollars
Court News
M. J. Carnahan
G. W. Russell
Jepsen's
the Wall Sanitarium
C. T
Newphore
Henson
A. R. Billings
Guy
Board of Commissioners of
Davress
S County
Suly Tith
Thomas Nugent
William A. Danley
D. ‘Brooks
Ayer
Atec
Tre Bundant
N.C
Ayer OO
Tawell
iHair
Hastings
Allen & Hastings
Schodst Wein
Melon Growersi
Ott Manufacturing Company
Roush & ‘Ott
Ind
Dve
Bedford ‘Road
Corporation
Onde
Torg
W. Miller
R. R
Charles le Stuckey
Vealé Township
William L. Brown
Bonham, Nques
Daviess ‘County
Skee
Hej v
Thomas
Sheriff's
Réau- Cou
Ratty
Ted
Towlt
Ington
Daviess
Y. Dougherty Dougherty
Milton i Sherif
Day Padgett
Padgetth
Indita Les
Kites Robinson
Carr
Salt of George
Goed Milton
Itzgerald
Sherif
Daviega County
Padgett
Altorneya
Washington Indinds
Burton Mihs
Josiah D
Steeses Ang ‘Carte
Jorydan
Milton Fit SA Ald
Coun Indiana
Heffernan & Mattibely
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