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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

2

Local Couple Weds In Simple Parish Ceremony

Miss Tillie Reister daughter of Councilman George Reister wed Earl Mills of Indianapolis at St Marys Catholic church parsonage. Attendants were Miss Ofinnie Riester and Percy Mills. A reception followed at Pearl street home with about sixty relatives and friends. The couple will move to Indianapolis. Also Elmer Orlando Groves and Miss Annetta Glenn Baker quietly married at First M E church parsonage. They will reside in Toledo after a stay in Indianapolis.

Tillie Reister George Reister Earl Mills Indianapolis St. Marys Catholic Church Ofinnie Riester Percy Mills Pearl Street Mr. Mills Aletha Mills Jacksontreet Boston Mills Elmer Orlando Groves Annetta Glenn Baker Montgomery M. E. Edburch Festus A. Steele Barr Township Toledo

City School Board Succession Sparks Appointment Talk

Debate swirls over a vacancy on the city school board as Dr Verne’s term ends. Arthur Greenwood supporters press for a non political appointment citing his competence, while Forsythe is favored by administration and party lines.

Arthur Greenwood Verne Greenwood Wezely John H. Spencer

Will of Paul Inglehart Probate Bequests To Local Church

The will filed with the circuit court names St Marys church in the city as beneficiary of 499 dollars and 100 dollars to the parish priest for masses. Real estate bequests include 80 acres to son Anthony and 16 acres to son Raymond. Daughters Teresa Harbstreit and Elizabeth Wichran receive 2500 dollars each as a lien on their shares until paid. John Dosch is named executor.

James W. Ogdon Ephraim Inman Paul Inglehart St. Marys Church Englehart Engiehart Lis Anthony Fais Raymond Teresa Harbstreit Elizabeth Wichran John Dosch

Suit Filed Over Unpaid Judgment in Daviess Circuit

Meria H Carroll sues her divorced husband Charles H Carroll in Daviess circuit court seeking 650 with attachment after alleging a previous 339.20 judgment awarded March 18 1898 remains unpaid. Defendant is son of late Benjamin Rufus Carroll who died last week at Cornellsville. Gardiner Tharp Gardiner represent the plaintiff.

Meria H. Carroll Daviess Circuit Charles H. Carroll Benjamin Rufus Carroll Hame Cornellsville Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner

Bloomers Lead In Fast-Paced Weekend Play

The Boston Bloomer girls basketball team won three straight games over the weekend. They beat Montgomery on Friday, defeated Lawrenceville 4 to 2 on Saturday, and topped Vincennes 5 to 1 on Sunday.

Bloomer Girls Boston Bloomer Girls Montgomery Lawrenceville Vinccones

Teachers Pass Quiz at County Office

The regular monthly teachers examination was held Saturday at the office of County Superintendent Ben Burris at the court house. The applicants numbered twenty eight.

Ben Burris Court House

A Tribute to the Private in the Ranks

A patriotic oration extols civilian volunteers who became soldiers, praising their sacrifice in the Civil War and later wars. It lauds republican ideals, national unity, and the duty to honor all soldiers, urging continued remembrance and forgiveness among the living.

Athens Egypt Pompey Washington Wellington Rome Janus Campus Martius Senate Republic Northland Union Christendom

Record crowds at Indianapolis speedway races set new car class marks

In Indianapolis on a May Monday a 55,000 crowd watched national championship races for stock cars. Barney Oldfield in a Benz broke mile and kilometer speed records, Ray Harroun in a Marmon led the 50 mile event, finishing in 42:41. Two minor crashes occurred, with Frank Fox taking third in the Remy Brassard race in a Pope Hartford car.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Speedway Barney Oldfield Ray Harroun Motors Oldfield Los Angeles Harroun Atlanta

Inquest Results Lead to Arrest in Turley Case

After Coroner Jennings report into Jasper Turley death from bullet wounds at the Gilmour mine, J H Richardson father of Nellie Richardson is jailed in Bloomfield awaiting grand jury action. Both alleged participants in the shooting, Richardson and Turley, face charges.

Jasonville Jennings Jasper Turley Gilmour J. H. Richardson Nellie Richardson

Illinois Senators Bonded After Confession Reveal

State Senators John Broderick and Stanton along with Rep Joseph S Clark appeared in Springfield circuit court and posted bonds for future appearance. Broderick was in custody of a deputy sheriff as prosecutors seek documentary evidence to illuminate bribery charges involving United States Senator Lorimer.

Bond John Broderick Chicago Stanton Oakland Joseph S. Clark Vandalia Illinois Springfeld Broderic Attorly Durke United States Lorimer

Owl Captured and Displayed in Local Window Exhibit

A fine owl was trapped Monday in a steel trap and placed on display in the Owl drug store window. The bird will be kept in captivity for a few days before its planned release back into the wild.

Owl Drug Store Kent

Church convention urges federal action to curb fight picture transport

At the United Presbyterian Church convention in Philadelphia, delegates resolved to memorialize Congress to pass immediate laws restricting the interstate transportation of fight pictures.

United Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Congress

Washington Realty Moves Into New Office Adjoining Drug Store

The Washington Realty company occupies a newly established office room adjoining the Jackson drug store, marking a neighborhood business expansion.

The Washington Realty Company Jackson Drug Store

Martin County People Stand Front at Washington

Washington hosts Martin county natives in banking law and business circles. Shoals and Loogootee figures like Mrs. Chenoweth and Judge Gardiner are noted for ownership, legal skill, and community influence shaping Washington's growth and industries.

Martin Indiana Hved Shoals Loogootee Familly Martin County Daviess Ephraim Inman Washington C. H. Yenne P. Dennigan Daviess County

Gum Drop Party Hosts Neighbor and Friends

Charles Ash entertained friends Saturday with a gum drop party including Joan Boston WHS Bowling Ed Purell Charles Shanks Frank Glover Clarence Madden Tuck Alford Jona Williams Tom Barkles W E Glass and Harry Van Trees in a lighthearted gathering.

Charles Ash Joan Boston Whs Bowling Ed Purell Charles Shanks Frank Glover Clarence Madden Tuck Alford Jona Williams Tom Barkles W. E. Glass Harry van Trees

Mrs Amanda Gardner Dies In Vincennes At 57

Mrs Amanda Gardner widow of Dexter Gardner of Vincennes and mother of George E. Gardner a well known Vincennes undertaker died Saturday afternoon at the age of fifty seven. She was widely known in the community.

Amanda Gardner George E. Gardner Vincennes Dexter Gardner

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