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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
7
Ezra Mattingly named administrator of the Osborn estate, with Lyers as attorney. The estate is considered to be solvent. The notice records the official appointment and directs proper probate steps.
Fragmentary obituary notice for Mary Peel born January 1840 at a farm in Vi Ship. Married to Mr. Fornwald on September 12 1888. Moved to Colorado years ago. Survived by husband and brother John Peek of Veale Township and Maria Mesemor of NM Monip Vinta.
Charles C. Feagans, local weather recorder, reports May meteorological totals: average max 78.5, average min 55.1, mean 66.8, rainfall 1.02 inches, 24 hour total 0.25 inches. May had 3 days with precipitation over an inch, 4 clear days, 13 partly cloudy, and 7 cloudy. No storms recorded.
Vincennes girl Louis Susan Oliphant and John E. Kreh, both tied for a National Park Tenn connection, were married Sunday in Rockville Maryland. The telegram to the Oliphants said we are married and already settled into housekeeping in a furnished apartment and will be home after tonight.
Judge Jui Lewis of Heymo grad vice chancellor of the Indian Knights of Pythias was the principal speaker Sunday at memorial services for departed members. The service drew lodge members, families and friends. The 8. A. Hayworth pastor of the Fight Baptist church pronounced the sermon, and committees decorated county cemeteries. Words on fraternalism and the Knights of Pythias were shared along with music. Other knights who died were named, including Charles Van Trees, F. Winton and O. Bellville.
A California evangelist-singer named Stout drew a large audience at the First Baptist Church for two weeks, winning friends with his preaching and song as he traveled the city streets near Third End and Main.
Mrs. Thomas Miles of 1716 Indiana Street testifies in support of Doan's Kidney Pills dated January 29 1999 and May 1912 stating relief from backaches and kidney trouble with no recurrence since using the remedy. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
The draft document from Secretary J E King of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen outlines biennial tabulations, member recruitment, and implied strikes. It stresses protective fraternal aims and urges preparedness for summer conditions and health matters.
Henry H. Dunbar an AR painter at the railway shops and Miss Louise Sheiman quietly married Sunday afternoon by Reverend J. W. Darby at the First Christian Church. Ceremony performed at the minister's home.
A partial OCR fragment hints at a dispute or sale note involving dealers. The readable parts are limited and do not specify people, places, or dates. Further readable text is needed to identify entities or a clear event.
A short obituary note recalls a man born January 8 1899 in Seymour who died at twenty three. The piece also promotes Digestion tablets urging careful eating and claiming many stomach trouble cures with statements about indigestion and constipation and the need to chew and salivate food.
A William Dailey of Harrison county killed his wife by hatchet on a farm near Corydon and then slashed his own throat with a razor, dying from the wounds. The couple had an ongoing quarrel and lived on the farm.
Local notes show residents of Lounettsville and Plainville visiting relatives and attending church and school events. Aikman Washington, Raney Washington, and Ming Carroll are among those mentioned, with several families hosting or traveling for reunions and holidays over the weekend.
The monthly police report to Mayor M Carty shows fourteen arrests in June. Offenses include intoxication nine cases battery three arson one and vagrancy one.
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