List of letters remaining at Washington post office week ending June 7 1910
The Washington post office notes 7 letters advertised for pickup including Miss Tillie Bundles Mrs Hattie Green Mrs Paul Greagory Mire Clark Van Kirk Mrs Bonnie Traylor and men Henry Boyd John Bauer BE Clark E R Linder Herbie Lloyd Hubert Marsh Harbon Morton Delph Mager James Murray Henry Mallory Charles Schelter Charles Thomas Frank Whitman. Postmaster E C Faith. Birth notices include Mrs C J Ward Sunday a daughter and Mrs John Grube 731 Mill Street a nine pound daughter Wednesday.
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Washington Post Office
Tillie Bundles
Hattie Green
Paul Greagory
Clark van Kirk
Bonnie Traylor
Henry Boyd
John Bauer
BE. Clark
E. R. Linder
Herbie Lloyd
Hubert Marsh
Harbon Morton
Delph Mager
James Murray
Henry Mallory
Charles Schelter
Charles Thomas
Frank Whitman
E. C. Faith
Birthe
Ward
C. J. Ward
Grube
John Grube
Mill Street
City Personal Notices Highlight Wide Spread Travel
The item lists numerous residents and their travels from Flora to Seymour Indianapolis Danville and Chicago with extended stays in St Louis Dayton Daytona and other towns. Names include Lenna Steele Irene Day Nora Cadden Maud Thompson and many others visiting relatives and returning home across Illinois Indiana and Missouri.
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Lenna Steele
Myrtie Guthrie
Loo
Irene Day
Gene Southwick
Miei
Flora
Irene Lockridge
Stella McCafferty
Danville
James Farris
Nisa Ruth
St. Louis
Nora Cadden
Seymour
Jessie
Emma Murphy
Earl McGuire
Harry Palmer
Loogootee
Mary McGrave
Indianapolis
Nellie Catlett
Emme Tompkin
Princeton
Edna Nichols
Elizabeth Acton
John T. Harris
Maud Thompson
Bicknell
Laura Raney
Abagail McConnell
John Lyhan
Miss Mae
M. B. Fisher
Bertha
Lela Alexander
Plymouth
E. E. Forsythe
Etta Smith
Chicago
Richard Summers
Bliss Lulu Dickinson
Coal City
William Halfpike
Cincinnati
Charles G. Gardiner
Norma Allen
Winona Lake
Helen Boston
Mayme Bott
Charles Boston
A. J. Dant
Milton
Fla
J. W. Mapples
Sarah Snider
George Snider
Fred Clapp
Daytona
Fila
Lillian Chandler
Vincennes
M. A. Stubblefield
Charles B. Burris
Chillicothe, O
J. W. Kellams
P. J. Walker
Alice Larkin
Frank Bilderback
Oakland City
J. L. Parker
A. G. Rutherford
Osee Johnson
Thisville
Will Bryan
Annapolis
Samuel Lucas
Thomas Harris
Sparta
Ray Robinson
Windbamnes
A. G. Lemmon
Petersburg
Eliza Clark
Alile Seals
Odon
St. Francisville
Lulu, Smith
Byron, Mich
Edith Woods
Bloomfield
Ralph Wadsworth
Local residents visit in multiple towns across region
Sunday visits and Monday travels include Odon near Montgomer y and Eaglesville with residents such as Miss Halsie Cox Miss Lucia Allen and Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson. Others like Vernon Skemp Elmer Killion and Doc Mallet from New Mexico are noted guests or visitors gathering for baptisms and family ties in the area.
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Agnes Wilson
Montgomery
Vernon Skemp
Ovon
Homer Gillham
Linton
Elmer Killion
Plainville
W. W. Carter
Washington
Halsie Cox
Odon
Charles Wilson
Lucia Allen
Ed Wilson
Liberty
Sunda
Myers
Havel Wadsworth
Eaglesville
Doc Mallet
New Mexico
Effie Myers
Elnora
Elisha Doane
Huston
Texas
D. Wadsworth
Alfordsville Notes and Local Happenings
Daily life items from Alfordsville include fraternal orders planning a Fourth of July homecoming, visits from Fairfield Illinois and Washington residents, oil lease activity near South Martin, and updates on local people and events. Turner Hulse’s condition improves after a recent shooting and local baseball saw the White Sox defeat Cannerburg 12 to 10.
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Alfordsville
C. M. Allen
Robert Webber
Fairfield
Ill
Eliza Godwin
Loogootee
Southern Indiana Oil Company
Southi Martin
Turner Hulse
Clara Miles
H. C. Truelove
Washington
Elmira Swickard
A. C. Swickard
Joseph A. Chandler
Mariah Creek
Monroe City
G. Montgomery
Mt. Vernon
W. J. McCord
Kellett Family Social and Local Movements Report
Matt Kellett bought a new bogey and attended events with relatives across towns. John Kellett was in Alfordsville, Matt and Thomas Kellett in Washington, Rollie Carrico returned from Loogootee, and Rody Conion with son Bernard visited Montgomery. Mrs. Marie Shelton visited Vincennes, a dance drew a large Raymond Armstrong crowd, and several local residents attended meetings and visits in Montgomery and Loogootee.
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Katie
Ella McDonald
Victoria Kellett
Michael Kellett
Joe Toy
Hibernian
Montgomery
Thomas Murphy
Charles McDonald
Harry Gormally
New York City
William Gormally
Hilary Gootee
Indianapolis
Wordar
Joe Ginder
Lizzie Donahue
Washington
Thomas Bluff neighborhood visitors and local trips
Lola McCafferty of Hudsonville is visiting in this neighborhood. J. Wi. Wayman and son Arthur of Brownstown were here Sunday. Nina Ricks has gone to Carlisle to attend the Enworth league convention. Miss Ole Southerland was the guest of the Misses Vina and Lizzie Emmick Sundar. The Misses Louise Massey of Washington visited Maude Williams Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Emma Kilburn and Ruth visited Mrs. George Waggoner. The Misses Mattie Simpson Iva Hamer and Jessie Southerland went Carlisle Tuesday to attend the Epworth league convention.
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Iva Hamer
Jessie Southerland
Carlisle
Sunday School at Mt Olive Invites All
Community note announces Sunday school at Mt. Olive at 9 30 inviting all. Short social updates mention Mrs Bess Wallace visiting relatives in Washington and Dr C H Yenne from Washington making a morning trip here. Ottis Barber and Thomas Singleton households hosted Sunday guests. Sallie Willey and Arrilla Lett visited Mrs Stéve Friday.
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Mt. Olive
Bess Wallace
Washington
C. H. Yenne
Ottis Barber
Thomas Singleton
Sallie Willey
Arrilla
Lett
Stéve
Stroke Sufferer Stevenson and Local Announcements
Stevenson who is suffering from a stroke of paralysis. The funeral of Mrs. Jane Ragsdale Wednesday was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grube were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins. Mrs. Cressey Beasley of Washington is visiting with her mother in this locality. Mrs. Emery Lett left Washington having one of her hands treated for blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Swan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Barber. Mrs. Arrilla Lett and daughter and Mrs. James Ragsdale and Miss Dorothy Wise were guests Sunday of Mrs. Perry Singleton. The Misses Dalla Singleton and Bess Wallace and Aden Singleton attended the commencement exercises at Washington Thursday night. Ben Ragsdale and daughter Miss Phoebe of Evansville have returned home after spending several days with his mother Mrs. Jane Ragsdale.
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Cornettsville
Fleenor
Eagie
Plainville
Soohian Donovan
Epsom
Jeebert Williame
Washingturdey
Roger
Washington
Jease C. Bush
James Hardy
Sugarland
Cent Williams
Odon
Wosley James
Oscar
Harry Turk
Lettsville
Dr. Mitchell
Bonnie Williams
Mitchell
Jane Tomey
W. R. Baker
O. K. McKittrick
Cc. P. Scudder
Thomas Fleenor
R. S. Mitchell
Charles Bush
M. E
Curtis Myers
New Barn
William M. Eaton
Mervin Boyd
Fairview
G. B. Patterson
Antioch
Della
Ellis
Inis Moren
Carl Boger
Will McKittrick
Emsma Ferguson
Louis
Charles Aikman
Wesley Wilson
Steve Myers
Carrie Myers
Daniel Myers
Oscar, Clark
Audey Patterson
Seth Tomey
Leela
John Baker
John Cernett
Terre Haute
James Ragsdale
Dorothy Wise
Perry Singleton
Dalla Singleton
Bess Wallace
Aden Singleton
Ben Ragsdale
Phoebe
Evansville
Jane Ragsdale
Reapportionment Drive Shapes Indiana Republican Strategy
Indiana Republicans press for swift reapportionment after 1910 census to secure majority in future legislatures and preserve party power. State Chairman Lee reports strong backing from Taft and Hitchcock and outlines plans for coordinated district campaigns and candidate organization across counties.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
State Executive Committee
Lee
United States
W. A. Guthrie
DuPont
Charles G. Serrit
Washington
Charles F. Remy
O. A. Armfield
Elwood
Harry D. Falls
Brazil
Boonville
Martinsville
Taft
Hitchcock
Beveridge
Republican State Committee
John E. Reed
Edward Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
State Committee
House of Congress
Tradianas
Republican Party
State News in Brief: Arson Allegations and Bloomingdale Creamery Gain
Mitchell and Mrs Oilie Walker faced a preliminary hearing Thursday on arson charges and were bound over to circuit court under a $2000 bond. Bloomingdale cooperative creamery reports a 100 percent rise over last year with a one day shipment of 1900 pounds of top grade butter.
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Mitchell
Oilie Walker
Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale Cooperative Creamery Company
Commencement Date Set for St Simons Academy
The tentative date for the commencement exercises is Thursday June 16. The spring graduates will number six.
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St. Simons Academy
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Train 5 Delayed by Defective Engine
West bound passenger train 5 on the B. & O. Southwestern was an hour late this morning in arriving in this city. The delay was caused by a defective engine.
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Southwestern
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