Personal notices from Tuesday daily update
A crowded list of local names and movements. Residents and visitors from Mitchell, Vincennes, Evansville, Montgomery, Plainville, St. Louis, Baltimore, Danville and other areas are mentioned as returning, traveling or visiting, including Alderman Charles Avert, Mrs. Sid Holsinger, Mayor, and several families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tues Ys
Menlo Mere
Mitchell
Wil Brown
West
Adolph
Joseph
Child
St. Louis
Charles Avert
Evansville
Sid. Holsinger
Garrett
Ind
A.A. Holsinger
Helen Shugert
Nellie
Vincennes
Coty
J. Boonshot
George B. Ashby
Petersburg
Local visitors frequent Carlyle area shops and city offices
Thursday's Daily records a string of visitors and locals in the area. Names include W. L. Browns from Mitchell at Carlyle, Arch ie Probl taking a position at the shops, H. Freund and Walter Bixby from Evansville, F X Reinbel back from Hot Springs Alabama, M M Graves from Christney Indiana, M F Doyle from Corning, J M Smiley of Elnora, J S McCoy and wife from Petersburg, J Fenning of Montgomery, Commissioner Dan Sfaith from Corning, Martin and Lawrence Cahill from Cannerburg, W H McCarter of Edon, and James Eastham of Monroe visiting Frank and James Eastham. Also C M Smith, B V Sarkes, and W A Ford from Evansville, Mae Miller visiting Loogootee, and Mrs Wd Reynolds with Miss Bernadette Breen of Loogootee visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Probl
F. Freund
Evansville
Walter Bixby
X. Reinbel
Hot Springs
Ala
M. Graves
Christney
Ind
M. F. Doyle
Ipr
Corning
J. M. Smiley
Elnora
Petersburg
John Fenning
Montgomery
Dan Sfaith
Martin
Lawrence Cahill
Cannerburg
W. H. McCarter
Edon
James Eastham
Monroe
Frank
Church Meeting Ends With Arrest and Fine
TankBep church incident ends with intoxication charge, $10.50 fine, and questions over Constable Cheek's use of a mace. Bystanders claim arrest was improper and threaten further action while TankBep bears injuries to face and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Enoch
West End
M. E
Tank
Conatado Heek
Cheek
Joe Kendall
Kellams
Wage Scale Conference in Cincinnati
Committees representing engineers and firemen of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern opened a wage scale conference in Cincinnati with General Superintendent Carothers and division superintendents to revise the pay schedule. The aim is equalizing pay across runs. the process follows six weeks of prior sessions and a recent completion of committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinginnati
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern
Carothers
Windy conditions disrupt roads and local life
Local residents report heavy wind and bad roads hindering travel. Thomas Singleton is noted as the only person from the vicinity to attempt the roads on Tuesday, with Swan brothers among the few who went to the city on Wednesday. Farmers fear floods will hurt wheat and fallow land may be rented at one third price if conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enjamin Ragsdale
Heyanguille
Mary Hughey
Abitington
Joseph
Mir
Nelson Johnson
Washington
Leon Dayton
Johhnson
Thomas Singleton
Tuesdy
Swan Brothers
Davies’ County
Indiana
Steele Township
Daviess County
Claise Reynolds
Pesternatin
oDiness County
B.D
H. McCagterr
J. G. Saarxs
Board of County Commissioners
Revival Meetings at Mt Gilead Church Draw Crowds
Local notes report Hares McDaniel’s improved health and Lillie Chosen returning from a visit. River flooding fears warn farmers of potential damage. Glendale residents and friends visit Washinton Tuesday. Mattingly of Weales Creek visits with locals. Revival meetings at Mt Gilead Church continue with significant progress including conversions on Tuesday and seven conversions Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hares McDaniel
Lillie
Fles Osborn Jor
Glendale
Ph Stafford
Ark Davis
George ‘Aplinge
M. Dayton
Washinto
Mattingly
Weales ‘Creek
Jacob Purcell
Mt. Gileaddhure
C. P. Igh
River Flood Recedes After Four Inch Rise This Week
River levels climbed four inches since Wednesday evening with seepage into a station and boiler dangers. The White River continued rising through the afternoon, threatening low lands and damaged riverworks. Officials expected the crest to be passed as the water nears two feet higher before easing back to banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heratoni
Evacuation and Flood Precautions Near Decker Trestle
In Vincennes Indiana on March 12 a large railroad effort remains ready to defend a trestle one mile south of the Evansville and Haute line where the White River flood threatens. Workers patrol the tracks with hundreds of sandbags and two pile drivers to prevent washouts and possible wrecks. Flood waters envelop farms and trees with many houses evacuated as White River continues to rise, with officials uncertain if the peak has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Decker
Evansville and Haute
Hazelton
White River
White River Flood Warns Indiana Farmers and Mills
Reports from PlatxvilLe and Ixptaxarotis Indiana describe White River and tributaries remaining high but falling, flooding bottom lands in Knox county and nearby towns. A saw mill near Edwardsport is nearly submerged with hundreds of feet of lumber drifting away, while tracks and yards face backwater. A maple Grove stable sale was postponed to March 14 due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PlatxvilLe
Ind
White River
Knox County
Edwardsport
Ixptaxarotis
Stervoor
Mare
Maple Grove Livery Barn
Plainville and Washington News Highlights
Local residents and visitors are noted with movements, illnesses, and community events. Names include J De Williams Samuel Osmenii Harry Bissey Alfred Morén Rev W A Raks and J G Hinkle while G A R encampment events in Anderson and a living flag spectacle for May week are described with planed army dinner and veterans souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. de Williams
Washington
Samuel Osmenii
Harry Bissey
Marsh
E. H. Tomhey
Alfred Morén
Plainville
Mondal
Iis Place
Vande May
Anderson
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples
Joseph Bechtel wed Eliza E Hill Charles Bowers married Maud L Brock William H Lett united with Ida Cochran Elijah L Chestnut wed Sarah Allen in the county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bechtel
Eliza E. Hill
Charles Bowers
Maud L. Brock
William H. Lett
Ida Cochran
Elijah L. Chestnut
Sarah Allen
Funeral services held for Wilk Maker at St Simons Church
Funeral services for Wilk Maker were conducted this morning at nine o'clock at St Simons church. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended the rites. The A.O. H. attended 28 a tere burial at St. John's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk Maker
St. Simons Church
A.O. H
St. John’s Ceme
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New Albany
Millett
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Nellie Carnahan
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Rebecca
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J. G. Hinkle
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Berry Ward
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Tom Maher
Birmingham
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Albert Reuban Swallers
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Cloey Everett Young
Lolo Dell Ketchen
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