Personal notices from local residents
Oscar Stevens returns home. Frank Reixsal travels to Hot Springs Arkansas. M Lafferty and daughter visit from Clay Zaty. Clarence B Kessinger visits from Vincennes. Miss Tira Zinkan goes to New York to train as a nurse. Bam LaCost Brad Brouilette Lou F Miller visit from Vincennes. Cora Key and children visit Milltown. John B Mull and Will Morris travel to Evidia to work at the R P Shirley shoe factory. J T Neal son Donald and Miss Mary Wright attend Sara Neal recital in Greeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ’ Reixjsal
Hot Springs
Ark
Lafferty
Clay Zaty
Clarence B. Kessinger
Vincennes
Tira
Zinkan
New York
Bam, LaCost
Brad Brouilette
Lou F. Miller
Cora Key
Milltown
Ind
Charles Wilson
John B. Mull
Will Morris
Evid
R. P. Shirley
J. T. Neal
Donald
Mary Wright
Greepeatti
Sara Neal
County Officials Change Hands and Local News From Washington
The county commissioners plan Ed C. Faith as surveyor to replace Franklin Si Singer who resigned amid substitute mail work. Deputy Auditor Mathew McCracken likely resigns to work at B and C S-W shops. Win Camp of Aierdevilly may succeed him. Ben Hur lodge initiated eight candidates. Alfred Mead of Harrison reports his son Will recovering after a colt mishap. The City Water Company sues Washington for 30000 over water rentals. Lela Ellis, daughter of Charles Ellis, moves to Washington to join City schools living with L. H. Stucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. C
Faith
Franklin Si Singer
Mathew McCracken
Harry W. Evans
Mrr. AiCracken
Win Camp of
Aierdevilly
Lela Ellis
Charles Ellis
Veale Township
Washington
L. H. Stucky
James Gold Dead at 84 A Citizen of Reeve Township
James Gold aged 84 died at his home north of Altropsville Indiana at six this morning from old age and general debility. Born in 1819 at Hindostap Martin County he moved to the township as a young man and served as a respected lifelong Republican. He leaves two sons John and Robert Gold and a daughter Mrs Joseph Arvin. Funeral services Tuesday at Old Union Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altorpsville
Ind
James Gold
Hindostap
Martin Counts
Wm. H. Harrison
The
Baptist Church
John
Robert Gold
Joseph Arvin
St Old Union
Remains Returned Home of Fireman Joseph Hughey
The remains of B. and C. 9 W. fireman Joseph Hughey were brought home last night and taken to the deceased’s Vincennes avenue residence. The body showed severe burns and leg injuries from the trunk. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Second M E Church with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery due to poor road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hughey
Vincennes Avenue
M.E
Oak Grove Cemetery
Pat. Olive
Oldest In The County Jo Anna Eveleigh Dies
Mrs Jo Anna Eveleigh first white child born in the county died this afternoon funeral held from her son R E Eveleighs residence her eighty two years largely spent in Bloomfield whose land links to her grandfather and county seat origins. She was connected with prominent local families and the county license history ties to neighboring Daviess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomrrerp
End
Joanna Eveleigh
Wse
R.E. Eveleigh
Blooimfield
Eee
Bloomfield
Tim
Huh
Daviess
Society Notes From Williams Street Event
Omitted details describe Mrs C F Winton hosting a Monday afternoon gathering on Williams Street in honor of Miss Lyda Campbell with guest Katherine Walsh. A chafing dish party was held Saturday evening at her residence on Ninth Street with a select group of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMre C.F Winton
Williams Street
Lyda Campbell
Katherine Walsh
K Lay Ashington
Iher
Herth Ninth Street
Vindennes Sun
Advertised Letters Remaining in Washington P M List
Advertised letters remaining for the week ending March 3 193? include Brady Debbia Ryan Lizzie Sarver Sallie Ann Vanergase Nilly Gentlemem Berns D Bixler Burris Nelson Ford A G Hartliman Albert Kill ion Wedd Mercis M W Plot M Singa Wm Stewart Geo Blake Waffle Westy Wilson J P B In calling for the above please say Advertised One cent will be charged on all advertised matters. Frank I Seresr P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Debbia
Ryan Lizzie Sarver
Sallie Ann Vanergase
Nilly ‘Gentlemen ‘Berns
D. Bixler
Burris
Nelson Ford
A. G.i
To Hartliman
Albert ‘Killion
Wedd Mercis
M.W
M. As
Singa
Stewart
Geo. Blake
Waffle
Westy ‘ Wilson
J. P.B
Frank I. Seresr
P.M
Marriage Licenses Filed In Indiana March
Henry Hooker and Mar B Boyer obtain marriage licenses in Indiana as of March 2. The report notes an unrelated fatal incident involving a crane mechanism at a factory, where a worker was fatally injured as cables and machinery trapped him, requiring the machine to be dismantled to free the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieces
Fee
Ind
Erdoeed
Siz
Easton
Edison Cement
New Village
N. J
St. Louis
Spring Park
Extraordinary session eyed as senate to ratify treaties
The president called the Senate into extraordinary session starting March 5 to ratify the Isthmian canal treaty and the Cuban reciprocity treaty. In the House laboring under a filibuster stretched sessions and roll calls, with multiple bills advanced to conference and a recess until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Rolcal
Spictators
Phra
Otten
Porto Rico
House
Rawlins
Treasury
Morgan
Bailey
Tilman
Quay
United States
Aldrich
Body of Knapp murder victim found in Ohio River
Dispatch from New Albany Ind reports the body of Hannah Goddard Knapp, with matching jewelry, found in the Ohio River after several weeks in water. Alfred Knapp arraigned for murder in Hamilton Ohio, pleads not guilty. defense hints insanity. Local authorities consider special grand jury while counsel searches continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els
Knapp
Hamilton
New Albany
Ind
Ohio River
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Alfred Knapp
Hannah Goddard
Sadie Wentzel
Tno
Cincinnati
Gard
Belden
Tai Kranp
Rica
Noti
Indianapolis
Hoe
Three Men Charged with Bank Robbery and Murder Near Westville Ind
In Westville Indiana three men Wagner Glance and Dunham are charged with attempting to rob the Smith Bank and murdering a sleeping guard. Wesley Reynolds faces circuit court arraignment Friday as habeas corpus actions begin. Detectives will press for evidence this week. Also reported are a dog attack in Goshen and a Coal Lands deal in Terre Haute and notes on a Mine Workers convention and a soldier’s death near Marlins Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapdite Cao
Terre-Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers
Indiana
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Ben Hur
Alfred Mead2
Harrison Township
Will
City Water Company of
Vincennes Capital
Reeve Township
Wireman
Hughey
Washington P P
Henry Hooker
B. Boyer
J. Beitman
Rachel Lelander
Elizabeth Williams
Penny
Canton
Memphis
Tenn
Sherpestesty
Louisville
Chicago
East Buffalo
Bresdy
Ais
Toledo
Daiy
Bess
Coro
Asigo
Bicpork
Palmer
Hucklen
J. N. Jones
Gripreist
Tes
Gso
Emgert
Liedeweier
Marhington
Tod
Goshen
Thos. W
Vestaur Institute
Chierg
Terre Jeanie
Etharat
G. Crawfordgfors Rppent
Midland Rhimad
County Coal Company
Ant
Crawford
Crawford Widde
Midland
Big Four
NEW Troy Laundry
Geo. H. Dunne
Robeson
J. Carnahan
Union Made
Cureka
N. Fi
Jepson
Afsin St
L .F. Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
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