Personal notices from Daily theater page in Indiana
Long list of locals visiting, returning or traveling from Vincennes, Petersburg, Linton, Flora, Odon, Bedford, Greencastle and other towns. Names include John Sweeney, Mose Wilson, Fred Shaffer, Ray Allen, T. J. Axtell, J. H. Ade, Marion Seals, Samuel Elnere, A. Z. Bothwell, Walter Killion, Thomas Scott, Tom Wallace, Charlie Brown, Edward M. Costello, Robert Hayds, Mort McPhorscas, John Alert, Will and Clay McKittrick, Thomas Nugent, Charles Nicholson, Barlie Bruner, Miss Lida Martin, Richard McDonald, Lloyd Clark, Mrs. Ed. Myers, Margaret, Editor Will X. Perfred, Willard Matthews, J. Herris, James Clements, W. A. Magg, Lewis Brooks, Robert Mulligan, William Kuhn, Mrs. Amos Musselman, Miss Josie Calhoun, Trustes Hedrick, W. R. B. Smith, Mrs. Doyle, Angus Lynekamy, Mrs. Frank Waller Birmingham, Mrs. DM. William, J. Hatt, Sam Tomes, Mrs. Appa Tharp, John Cannon, Miss Sara Neal, Mrs. E. G. Owen, Fred Millard, Mrs. A. S. Gregory, Mrs. Helen Shugert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweeney
Linton
Mose Wilson
Odon
Fred W. Shaffer
Odoy
Ray Allen
Flora, Ill
T. J. Axtell
Bloomfield
J. H. Ade
Vincdanes
Marion Seals
Bedford
Samuel Elnere
Viincennes
Bothwell
Princeton
Ww. H. Bunch
Plainville
M.C
Walter ‘Killion
Thomas Scott
Epsom
Tom Wallace
Indianapolis
Charlie Brown
Mort . McPhorscas
Montgomery
Coca
Rase
Meuday Fein
John Alert
Dale
Lyd
Will
Clay McKittric Ik Hage
Elect
Thomas Nugent
Ipindga
Charles Nichollson
Wheatland
barlie_ Bruner
Martinsville
Hiss Lida Martin Eat
Petersburg
E.‘B. Guakleae
Richard McDonald
Lloyd Clarks
Barr Township
Trustes Hedrick
Regge
W. RB. Smith
Odon F
Doyle
Angus Lyinekamy
Vinelnnes
Frank ‘Waller
Birmingham
Willian Apt
Olldrog
J. & Hatt
Joseph GB. Tomes
Sam
Oerie
Pandbor
Appa Tharp
Tenn
Vincennes
John Altshop
John Cannon
Local residents and visitors frequent Alfordsville notes
Alfordsville week contains names of residents traveling to Washington for business and school, plus local visits by Mrs. Summers and children from Longootee. Several locals including Jackman, Porter, Watt, Baker, Gilley, and Cochran were seen on business trips to Washington. Funerals, court attendance, and a report of Captain Leming’s hog loss near White River add to the community snapshot. Local officials and lawyers attended court. medical note cites Dr. Rowland’s saddle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McCord
Washhington
Roy Jackman
Washington
M. Porter
Joseph Watt
Oak Grove
George Baker
Shoals
Valparaiso
Leming
White River
Cap
Michael Sweebey
R. K. Cassady
Jagper
Squire Fegan
Barr
Local News Sketches From Cincinnati to Patoka
Thursday's Daily reports multiple visitors and arrivals including Dale and Horralli in Cincinnati, Camp from Alfordsville, Boonshat from Petersburg, Miss Izzle Dueppe visiting, Miss Ella Russell and Miss Blanche Howard returning from Cincinnati, Thomas Dant back in Cannerburg, JG H Hendren Bloomfield Democratic chair in town, Sheriff Holsapple and William Williams from Shoals, Mrs Mary Kavanaugh headed to St Laura for a probable future home, Morgan and Alexander and others arriving for K of H initiation, Arthur and Arthur visiting relatives in Patoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Boonshat
Petersburg
Izzle Dueppe
Cennes
Ella Russell
Joogocteé
Misa Blanche Howard
Cincinnati
Thomas Dant
Cannerburg
Lizzie Dant
JG. H. Hendren
Bloomfield
George Holsapple
William Williams
Shoals
Mary Kavanaugh
St Laura
Plainville Notes From Local Meeting and Visits
Bert Brown and John Casey visited on business in Washington yesterday. Mr Hobson preached Sunday evening. Mrs James Padgett and son Lacy visited Plainville Monday. Hugh Rogers looked after his farm here last week. Miss Collin Crosby of Plainville is mentioned. The U B quarterly conference is set for Plainville Saturday and Sunday, inviting all. The school closed with five graduates Clara Padgett Cora Peachey Roxey Vickrey Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casey
Washington
Hobson
James Padgett
Lacy
Plainville
Hugh Rogers
Collin Crosby
U. B
Clara’ Padgett
Cora’ ‘Peachey
Roxey Vickrey
Ray
Harbstreit Honors Six Recipients in Ceremony
Chandler and Ben note Harbstreit and six others received a roll of honor in a ceremony. Participants listed include Guy Chandler, Elsie Stites, Bruce Chandler, Mark Lomax, Lulu Peachy, Nealy Lomax, in rooms A and B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Ben
Corning News Briefs Highlight Local Social Ties
Trustee John Hedrick visited as Wheat looks fine and Frida improve. John Hagerty and Mrs Dan Brown spent Monday with Andy Hughes and Andy Farrelllef in St Louis. Miss Tillie MeDo and Miss Elia hosted Rev John Conlin Sunday. Chas Curran and Phurs McDonald delivered produce to Montgomery. A local romance links a St Louis gentleman to a noted young lady. Spring school opens at Glencoe with about 22 pupils taught by Miss Mary C Kellett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hughes
Andy Farrelllef
St. Louis
Dan Brown
Tillie MeDo
Elia
Rev. John
Tie Conlin
Orman
Whitfield
Iwasev
Chas
Curran Phurs
Ison McDonald
Montgomery
T. Larcico
Glencoe
Mary C. Kellett
Local Notes From Cornettsville and Nearby
Aunt Tempy Killion remains ill in Cornettsville as Williard Isenogle handles best Wednesday business. Mr. Moore the merchant visited Martino County Monday while J. Maritle appears at the county on Wednesday. Miss Ligzie Chattin of Washington visits Mrs. Jane Carroll. WW Carroll plans farming near Forest Hill by April first. C. M. Rose travels to Plainville Puesch on business. Joe L. Clark was in town Wednesday. remarks on Tempy Shepile’s number and the current sit. Seth Myers was in Washington Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempy Killion
Williard Isenogle
Mr. Moore
Martino County
J. Maritle
Ligzie Chattin
Washington
Jane Carroll
Carroll
Hig
Forest Hill
C. M. Rose
Plainville
Joe. L. Clark
Tempy
Seth Myers
Windy weather and local notes from Washington area
Windy conditions noted with high water believed to have killed river bottom wheat. Local school closed Thursday. Various residents report plans to relocate or adjust work as roads dry. The community awaits improved transit to reach town and markets.
High School Lecture by Prof Willis On Face Reading
Prof Willis a New York naturalist lectured at the high school on character study through the face. The talk drew attention and showcased his reputation for judging character from facial features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
New Yorks
Medica
Local muslin fashion sells at small city prices
Store notes large crowds flock to rural outlets for serviceable aid garments. Snowy white muslin pieces from factory lines boast character and refinement at 25c to 75c. French covers and lace trimmed styles show varied necks and embroidery, with match sets priced from 4.50 to 28.50, reflecting widespread value in modest buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imade
Ladies Drawers Sale Prices From 25 To 1
Advertises women’s undergarments in muslin and cambric with hemstitched tucks lace trimmed ruffles embroidery and drawwork. Lists price points 25c 35c 50c 75c and 1.00 1.25 with descriptions of fabrics beading and flounces. Includes lawnsdale cambric and muslin options.
Chase is central figure in Indiana Ohio custody case
A long running inheritance dispute involves Moses Fowler's heir Chase, grandson of the Indiana capitalist. After four years his father sought help locating him with Chicago and Paris researchers, later coordinating with Attorney Harris and the state department. The case centers on Chase’s status and rights amid court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teitudin Fowler
Iad
Indiana
Ohio
Moses Fowler
Fowler
Chicago
Paris
Addison C.harrig
Austria
Gowdy
Chase
Harris
State Department
Supreme Court frees Watts and Sachs in bankruptcy case
The United States Supreme Court ordered the immediate release of Louisville lawyers W. W. Watts and D. A. Sachs from Indianapolis detention. They may file habeas corpus and certiorari petitions returnable April 6. Both men to be released on $500 bonds. attorney Fairleigh rushed to Indianapolis to secure their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. W. Watts
D. A. Sachs
Louisville
Indianapolis
Zier & Co
United States Supreme Court
Jand ‘Piso
Messrs. "Waits and Sachs
Fairleigh
War Department Rules on Rathbone Charges Against Wood
Washington March report states Secretary Root yesterday dismissed the charges made by Lathbone against Brigadier General Leonard Wood as an internal matter. No further details were provided on the nature of the allegations or the investigation outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Rathbone
Wood
Washington
Jathbone
Eonard Wood
Collision in fog near Plum Island hides Plymouth loss
A fog collision east of Plum Island between the Plymouth passenger steamer from New York to Fall River and the freight steamer Citfeeg Gaunton of the Fall River line killed five Plymouth crew and one unidentified passenger, with several others seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Island Sound
New London
Conn
Long Island Sound
Plymouth
Fall River
New York
Citfeeg
Gaunton
Plum Island
Missouri Supreme Court Finds Packers Guilty in Price Fixing
The Missouri supreme court found five large packing companies guilty of an unlawful price fixing conspiracy in Missouri. The court ordered ouster from doing business in the state, fined each company $5,000 plus costs, and gave thirty days to pay. If they accept the judgment, the fines are held in abeyance and they may continue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
Castar Willde
Oberance
Woman Cries for Help Then Kills Her Children in Fiskdale
Mrs Peter Burke of Fiskdale after fastening windows and doors crushed the heads of her four children Lilla six William five Louis two Meg Rose five months old and then set fire to the house and ended her life by cutting her throat This tragic case comes from Sturbridge Massachusetts on March 24 with the mother and four kids killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturbridge
Maass
Peter Burke
Fiskdale
Lilla
William
Louis
Meg Rose
Two Children Cremated in Kansas City Fire
At Kansas City Kansas yesterday two boys ages four and three named Asa and Charles Bigelow sons of O W Bigelow were burned to death in a house fire. The mother left them locked inside while she went to the store. The home was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Asa
Charles Bigelow
O. W. ‘Bigelow
Aving
Bho
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