Personal notes from the region visitors and returns
Local column lists residents and visitors including A Yoder from Vincennes H A Calvert from Loogootee J C Mezger of Wheatland Ray Smith from Brazil Thomas Nogent Eloora P H McHenry Plain Ville T M Neville Princeton E H Tomey Cornettsville J C eCracken Montgomery A Eilliamy Vincennes C W Slinkard N S V Baker Shoals D L Bonner Vincennes John Hedrick Alfordsville Rev By Johnson Wheatland Larmon Evansville Miss Dymple Wells Vincennes Mrs C in Bean Indianapolis Miss Helen Brown Bloomfield Marley Hall Loogootee Mrs William Borders Vincennes John Bright California Miss sk Hammond Shoals W W Marley Hall Thomas Barris William Beck Whatland V C Campbell U S soldier Washington friends W C Camp George Godwin Alfordsville Mrs Hate Clark Miss Bessie Wilson Carmel Ill Cyrus Ketchem Robert W Mason
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Yoder
Vincennes
H. A. Calvert i
Loogootee
J.C. Mezger
Wheatland
Ray Smith
Brazil
Thomas Nogent
Eloora
P.H. McHenry
Plain Ville
Beevar
Elnora
J. C. i eCracken
Montgomery
A. Eilliamy
Vincenn
C.w.slinkard
N.S
V. Baker
Shoals
D. L. Bonner
John Hedrick
Alfordsville
Ww. L. Anderson
Chariton
Iowa
By Johnson
Wheatlands
Larmon
Evansville
Dymple Wells
Pincinbatt
C. In. Bean
Indianapolis
Helen Brown
Bloomfield
Marley Hall
Wiliam Borders
John Bright i
California
Sk Hammond of
W. H. Spyder
Thomas Barris
William Beck
Whatland
IV. C. Campbell
U. S
Washington
W.c. Camp
George Godwin
Hate Clark
Bessie Wilson
Carmel
Ill
Riverfishing optimism amid varied town updates
A local verse dangles alongside notices about walk upgrades on East Main and repairs on West Main, a church election, a government grant farm transfer, a spring poem brief, a Corning dance tonight, and courtroom chatter about a Paoli trial. The mix preserves quirky local color with updates on civic, social, and mis ad ventures.
White Rose of Miami Described as Slocum Kin Inheritance
Miss Mabel Ray Bundy, an Indian maiden of Peru Indiana, travels to Lawrence to attend Hasset Institute with funding from Slocum descendants. The White Rose of the Miami lineage notes her as eighteen, with red hair, and a second reunion of Slocum descendants planned next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Mabel’ Ray Bundy
Lawrence
Waw
Hasset Institute
Frances Slocum
Miami ‘Idlaws
Slocum
Mabel Ray Bundy
Odon and area residents listed in local notes
I and Reason Bennett returned to Odon. Miss Selah Gray of Petersburg visited Misses Fannie and Frankie Bonham today. Miss Emma Robertson returned to Vincennes after visiting Miss Jean Sanford. Trustees Joho Mumaw and Milton Ledgerwood returned to Odon this morning. Mr and Mrs Edward Kirk of Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs William Herndon. F G Lutes of this city and Capt K H Garten of Oden plan a prospecting tour in Arkansas. A d Padgett and John A Sinnott attending a Knights of Columbus state meeting in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Robertson
Vincennes
Jean Sanford
Joho’ Mumaw
Milton Ledgerwood
Odon
Edward Kirk
Indianapolis
William Herndon
F.G. Lutes
Capt
K. H. Garten
Oden
Arkana Gay
A. d. Padgett
John A. Sinnott
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Indianapolie
County rules out company until it meets contract terms
County commissioners warn they will not accept the project until it is built to contract specifications. Ab Brown remains bedridden after a prior bridge fall with limited improvement. One worker is paralysed with a spine injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Muller
West End
Veales Creek
Billings Farm
Ab Brown
Loyal Enterest at Vincennes University Adds Photography Dept
Vincennes university re elected the old faculty and added a photography department. The note appears in the Prince ton Clarion News and reflects ongoing institutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes University Hadre
Facult
Princeton Clarion News
Amos Rusie Signs Contract Amid Townsmen Hopes
The Princeton Clarion News notes Amos Rusie has joined a contract with a baseball manager in Vincennes as the town aims to complete its collection of antiquities. Residents dismiss further grape talk as sour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Rusie
John Henry
Vincennes
Alice
Princeton Clarion News
M. J. Garnahan Co presents every night concert in your home
The M. J. Garnahan Company advertises a continuous in home concert concept offering nightly musical performances broadcast within the listener’s residence. The campaign emphasizes convenient at home entertainment and seeks customer interest in a new form of personal music service.
Bargain Catalog Preview with Broad Store Assortment
A period catalog item lists low prices on brooms handkerchiefs gloves and candies. It promotes factory fresh goods including shoes hats lace and hosiery and notes discounts on shirts undergarments and garden seeds. Claims customers praise seeds and offers free shoe lacing if purchased at the store.
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Ibace
Mas Dougai
Tempee Court
Minneapolis
Sele
Zack Jones
Schnull & Go
Ely’s
Ely
Metropolitan School of Music
T. M. Neville
Princeton
E H. Tomey
Cornettsville
Cyrus Ketchem, Robert W. Mason
A. B. Knapp
East Main Street
the Water Company
West Main Street
Frank Denver
M. E
Indiana
Jackson Carr
Garfield
Richard
Mim
Mr. Carr
The
Baltimore News
Corning
Hovey
Meridith
Push Confectionary
M.J. Carnahan
J. M. Wakefield
James Allen
Buskirk
Paoli
Anderson
Judge Buskirk
Reformatory
White Rose OF
Miamis
Descendanta
Frances Stocum
Elwood
Connersville
William Oakley
Oakley
Leonard Rigesby
Riggshby
DePauw
Greencastle
Edwin Hughes
Center Methodist Church
Malden, Mass
DePauw University
Hughes
Virginia
Fulton, Ind
William Lemon
Jeffersonville
Guy Scott
Hibernis
John
Lafayette
Charles Bester
Tiptoy
Aibarn
Oscar Good
Kendallville
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
J. Beitman
Reason Bennett
Selah Gray
Petersburg
Fannie
Frankie Bonham
Princeton Clarier News
Beveridge
Indianapolis News
Hatfield & Palmer @a
Gore
Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
Wheeling
Excelsior
Hartford
Devon
Laclede
Land
M. J. Garnahan Co
Edison
Parker
Dr. King
Lois Cragg
Oforchester
Mass
J. AN. Jones
Ha Ewan
Iowest
J. B. Slater
Aetna Life Ins. Co
Joan Jon Farms
D&wsm
Rochester
New York
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