Local notes and visits across Bogard and nearby towns
Charles Wilson and John Keith were at Washington and Elnora while T C Myers returned from Salem. Bogard township assessors begin rounds as teachers meet the county supervisor to grade papers. Debates at Fairview drew a large crowd and Prof. Ray plans a Bloomington course after school. Town visits include trips to Plainville Odon Loogootee and Washington with family gatherings and sales in Knox and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wathen
Elnora
Ed Kindred
F. M. Bales
Jesse Critchlow
Bloomer Myers
Arlie Myers
Alma Sims
Charles Wilson
Louisville
Jerome Reese
Plainville
Fairview
Will Bennett
Odon
Huett Poindexter
Loogootee
Bogard Township
L. B. Ray
Bloomington
Ray
Windy Weather Delays Oats Sowing Near Eaglesville
Farmers fear oats planting will be delayed by storms as windy conditions persist. John Lyons of Eaglesville visited the area last week. Local growers plan a large melon crop this season. Mr. and Mrs. Swan visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, and Miss Willey spent Sunday with relatives in Washington. James Singleton family and Raymond Johnson joined Thomas Singleton’s guests Sunday. Charles Bonts and his son of Terre met neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nere
John Lyons
Eaglesville
Samuel Swan
O. B. Wallace
Sarah Willey
Washington
James Singleton
Raymond Johnson
Thomas Singleton
Charles Bonts
Terre
Local Notes From Seymour Area Church Revival and Travel
Residents returned from visits and employment with several names listed. John W. Rudolph shows slow improvement after a week ill. Icy Summers came back from Elnora where he worked in coal mines. Curt Brown and George Grider of Cannersburg were here Saturday. Prof. C. J. Gefkin went to Washington Tuesday night for Pin afore. Rev. W. W. Moore conducts revival at Montgomery drawing large crowds. Frank A. Dixon and D. L. Weimer visited Washington Friday. Homer Wildridge and Leo Bradley, sailors who circled the globe with the U S battleship fleet, are home visiting their parents.
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John ‘Kellett
Washington
Tim Arvin
Longpotee
Ts Carrico
Migs
Lela Noles
Thomas Nolen
Lodgootee
Stra Thomas Nolen
Loogootee
Dokney
J. Jordan
Anna Clarke
Cléophus Conilk
Charles Abal
Uours Dant
Montgomery
Healy
Maggie; Gootée
Indianapolis
Joseph Ginder
Wiliam Bennett
Fam Iy
Bennett
John
Kellett
Hame
Seymour
John W. Rudoph
Elnora
Curt Brown
George Grider
Cannerburg
C. J. Gefkin
W. W. Moore
Frank A. Dixon
D. L. Weimer
Homer Wildridge
Leo Bradley
Montgomery News Notes From The Region
Milliam McPondid shows improvement after illness. Dr Robbing relocated to Oakland. Washington’s premier MaPhersor visited Saturday, Wood and Brawley move to M ville. Bradley family roots cited with Thomas Bradley and Julius Stark relative mentions. James Bruamit named Montgomery agent. Mary Dopabye of Seymour referenced in community notes.
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Milliam McPondid
Robbing
Oakland
MaPhersor
Washington
Ie Wood
Ville Brawley
Cincinnati
Thwas Bradley
Liam
Julias Stark
James Dant
M. M
James Bruamit
Montgomery
Ore. Mary
Dopabye
Seymour
Local Visits Highlight Quiet Weekend in Cornetisville NS
Town residents and visitors noted in Wash ington and area over the weekend with multiple calls and social visits. Templin and daughter Lucy Templin were seen in Washington Saturday along with Troy Keita of Sugarland and William Eatoh and son Walden. Alfred Ellis joined Mr and Mrs Curtis Myers Sunday. Harrison Eaton, Ed Tomey of Epsom, and John Arvin near Hayes were also in the vicinity Saturday or Tuesday, while the Lettsville area hosted Met Omer Fleenor and others. The local school planned to close on Friday amid these weekend movements.
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Cornetisville
N.S
John Arvin
Hayes
Epsom
George Summutt
St. Michaels
Orino Laxative credited with saving a life
A Wisconsin mother reports her three year old son suffered severe constipation and high fever until two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative were given. The next morning the fever disappeared and the child recovered completely. The note ends with an advertisement for sale by Smith and Wilton in Cadimer.
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Foley
Cadimer
Wis
Smith & Wilton
Hubbard seeks 10000 damages in defamation suit
Frank W. Hubbard sues Charles G. Tibbens and Hart Tibbens in Daviess circuit court from Knox county alleging malicious conspiracy to cause his arrest on embezzlement charges and seeks ten thousand dollars in damages from the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hubbard
Charles .G. Tibbens
Harr Tibbens
Easult
Shottley
Daviess
Knox County
Miners rally backs government coal mine plan at Terre Haute
During the twentieth annual convention of district 11 UMWA at Terre Haute, R E Wallace from Washington urged government operation of coal mines and pensions for disabled miners. Officers elected include W P Rolling president, George W Lackey Dugger, Frank Ramage international aid member, and Charles Fox secretary. Andrew Parker, sought by Washington police for two years, was shot and fatally wounded near Loogootee after a dispute over a pistol with Greenwood. Greenwood claims self defense. Parker’s condition is grave with a head wound and multiple injuries.
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W. D. van Horn
Terre Haute
Tellers’ Committee
Snown
W. P. Rolling
George W. Lackey
Dugger
Frank Ramage
Charles Fox
Andrew Parker
Washington
Tarific
Tad
Langdot’d Shoals
Houghton Bridge
Martin County
Parker
Sutton Hotel
Loogootee
Joan 4 Greenwood
Thomas Greenwood
Centtle Street
Rtae
Greenwood
Joseph
Cochran
Monghas
Married at Noon In Posey County Rural Ceremony
Oscar E. Johnson and Miss Anne H. Black wed Thursday at noon in Posey County. The Rev. Fred W. Hart of the First Methodist church officiated. The couple will reside near New Harmony with the bride previously living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Johnson
Anne H. Black
Emma Shephard
McCormick Avenue
Fred W. Hart
First Methodist Church
Johnson
Posey County
Hves
New Harmony
Johinson
Foley's Honey and Tar Prevents Risky Cough Remedies
An advisory promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, drug free cough remedy. It urges readers to avoid unknown cures and insist on the genuine product, marketed by Smith & Winto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Winto
Wanted Exchange for guitar for bicycle in first class condition
Classified notice requesting exchange of a guitar in good condition for a bicycle. Also mentions sale items at The Market 13 Northeast Third Street, cash payments for replica prices on seed potatoes onion sets fruits vegetables and other produce. Also livestock and poultry listings with prices.
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Care Toe Herald
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