Death of Fireman David A. Warner in Ashington
David A. Warner, fireman on the B and O Southwestern Illinois division, died at home in Ashington after thirteen days of spinal meningitis. He was born in Bethany Missouri on April 11, 1889 and came to Ashington four years ago from Olney, Illinois. Survived by widow Opal Marie and one child, brothers N Warner of Bald Knob Arkansas and S W Warner of Allendale Missouri. Married February 14, 1913. Funeral rites attended by Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
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David A. Warner
Ilinois
B. & Q. Southwestern
Nolan
West Walnut
Eleventh
Mr. Warner
Bethany
Dissouri
Ashington
Olney
B. & O. Southwestern
Opal Marie
N. Warner
Bald Knob
Ark
5. W. Warner
Allendale
Missouri
Warner
Lulu Pilchard
Noble, HI
Brotherhood of Locomotive Pirsyoen
Washington Woman Ida M. Catt Dies at Home
Mrs Ida M Catt aged well known Washington resident died at her home 318 southeast Seventh street at 10 45 am Thursday after a month's illness from pulmonary tuberculosis The death ends a lengthy period of illness for the prominent local woman
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Washington
Monary
Ida M. Catt
Southeast
Seventh Street
Marriage Licenses and Birth Notices Listed
Myers Barnes couple Bloomer Els worth Myers aged 24 of Plainville and Eva Barnes of Plainville registered for marriage. Williams of Cincinnati Welcomes son born June 11 0. Mrs Gertrude Williams nee Gertrude Hollis of Washington appears. Aikman welcomes daughter to Mrs Henry Aikman. Local store Smile opens Wednesday June 24 at 0 a.m.
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Myers - Barnes
Bloomer Elsworth Myers
Plainville
Eva Barnes
Irths
Milliams
Gertrude Williams
Cincinnati
Citizens band invites public to use Eastside Park freely
Ford Gross Will Klefer Henry Schuck and Charles Faust of the Citizens band request the public to enjoy Eastside Park with picnics and family parties. The park opens daily with evening concerts by the band every Thursday and Sunday and ample lighting and police on duty.
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Ford Gross
Will Klefer
Henry Schuck
Charles Faust
Citleens Band
Eastside
Washington
Plargectrd
Public Service Commission to Hear Pike County Bond Proposal
The Indiana Public Service Commission will have three members in Washington on June 20 to hear evidence on Pike County Telephone's request to issue bonds for a new Washington plant. Interested parties may appear before the commission to be heard for or against the proposed bond issue. Guests Mrs. Cora Cummings, Mrs. W. L. Allen of St. Louis, and Mrs. Mary Burnstien of Vincennes visit Mrs. Samuel Elswick.
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McCarty
Publiié Service Commission of Indiana
James L. Clark
Public Service Commission
Washington
Pike County Teléphone Company
Cora Cummings
W. L. Allen
St. Louis
Mary Burnstien
Vincennes
Samuel Elswick
Pron Veterinary Set to Join Major Institution
A veterinary figure from Pron will soon become a full resident of a large institution. The move signals alignment with broader research and clinical programs, opening new collaboration and resource opportunities for the facility.
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Veterinary
Wolfe Sentenced and Remanded in Arson and Fraud Case
Dr. D. W. Wolfe, Washington veterinary surgeon, begins a two to fourteen year sentence after conviction on conspiracy to commit arson and to swindle life insurance. He faces a possible second trial if appeal fails, while supporters doubt appeal prospects.
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D. W. Wolfe
Washington
B. & O. Southwestern
Michigan City
Allen and Drake
Henry
Dr. Wolfe
Washington White Sox beat Petersburg Blues 16 to 6
The Washington White Sox defeated the Petersburg Blues Sunday afternoon at Petersburg with a 16 to 6 score. Racket Store Sale opens Wednesday, June 24, at 9.12 a.m.
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Washington
Petersburg
Washington White Sor
Petersburg Blues
Reverend Benjamin Fleenor Shot by Demented Rancher Near Fresno
A Fresno California murder tale recounts 84 year old William Lawrence killing Reverend Benjamin Fleenor at a Reedley area home after a dinner visit. Law rence claimed persecution by ministers and was deemed sane later. The Reverend, a United Brethren pastor, had traveled from Indiana to California for revival meetings.
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Thomas Fleenor
First Street
Fresno
Cal
Mr. Fleenor
Ooete Washington County
Indiana
Republican
California
William Lawrence
Squaw Val‘ley
Benjamin F. Freendr
Lawrence
McSwain
Thorwaldson
Axe
Pleenor
United Brethren of Christ
Lawrence Ranch
Fresno Republican
Fleenor
W. R. Lawrence
Barr
Dickerson
Andlin
Map
Ippaniey Ros Wadebs
Reedley
F . B. Lawrence
Michael
A.w. Clark
Washington Railroad Shops to Open at Full Blast
The railroad shops in Washington revived with glad tidings as business men smile. Yard activity surged with men applying for jobs, yet many vacancies remain and ten days may pass before the needed workers are hired. Car yards, once neglected, buzz with activity as numerous men return to the department.
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Washington
Dementia Diagnosed in Man After Four Year Illness
A man’s mental condition traces to a head injury four years prior. Doctors diagnosed senile dementia with hold and delusions, outlining a progressive neurodegenerative case.
Plainville Church Services Announced for Sunday
The Rev. J. W. Giltey will preach at Otterheim U B church Sunday morning. The publicity of the J B church at Plainville will be supplied Sunday night by the Rev. Perry Keys of Ragleville.
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Otterheim
U.B
Plainville
Perry Keys
Ragleaville
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