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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
3
A devotional passage debates prophecy and salvation through Christ, noting the Church as the Bride and the Spirit’s call to bless all nations. It discusses the Kingdom, joint heirs, and the hope of resurrection as central to both church and world salvation.
In memory of Paul A E of Plainville Ind aged 71 years 21 days who died April 22 1946. The resolution honors his life as a brother of Odd Fellowship and calls for minutes to record the tribute a mourning drape of the charter and an empty chair. It notes gratitude for his deeds and the lasting impact on the order and friends. Committee signatures Nathan E Killion Clule Gilliatt and Wm Winninger.
Fairview residents including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bright and children Ira Willie Frank and Loriene visited Mason Webber last Sunday. The Stringers visited Marie Burkhart, and Standefords with David Anders and children called on James. Bloomer Stuffle of Eaglesville visited Charles Greenwood and Myrtle Webber Margard. Sarah Woolbright and Gordon visited Clara Copeland. John Stepp and his Marsh children visited David A ndis. Glen Greenwood visited aunt Mattie Miller Sunday night.
A Alabama mother from Brandon Springs reports her baby recovered quickly from a severe whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The testimonial claims notable relief and rapid improvement as the remedy became available widely.
Northern Bogard reports a flurry of visits as Walter Mallette hosted Walter Ritter and family. Carl Spurgeon from Doan came Sunday night with William Chestnut’s party, while Hazel Bechtel and others were guests of the Mallette family. Various residents including Hastings, Edwinkley, Petty, and the Chestnut heirs were noted visiting, hosting, or present at neighborhood gatherings.
Ragged wind slows farm work as planting waits on good weather. Emery Lett traveled to Indianapolis on business. Mrs Gasper Samia Washington visited with Joseph Willey and family. Several measles cases reported as neighbors affected. Sunday visits include Harry Grulle and Virginia Wood near the Sund ads School. The Bible class at the Art hive church canceled Sunday night due to measles.
The 17th semiannual convention of the Sunday schools of Cloverdale Township will be held at the Elnora Church on Sunday May 7. The program includes morning sessions with demonstrations of primary work, ensemble singing, Bible readings, and a discussion led by local leaders. Afternoon sessions feature additional musical numbers, reports, and committee appointments, with Miss Dori Beck of Washington and other local names listed among speakers and participants.
Martinsville area notes mention Mrs Littell undergoing rheumatism treatment and children sent to India for care. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Tony Littell and Mr and Mrs Brock. Births listed for Mrs B Fy New and Mrs William E Brendon. Hospital notes record ten patients, Effie Hardy’s return from treatment, and Joe Kelley admitted for care.
The report documents a death by razor linked to a person named James Perkins and describes a prior examination of the body with remains suggesting mental decline. It mentions a disease contracted from Mazel FP Tipe and references a Sunderland church and community efforts to address an oral church problem.
The article touts a red five pointed star on Chamberlain’s tablets as a symbol of health and urges readers to use the product for indigestion biliousness and constipation. It emphasizes the emblem’s ancient mission and health benefits.
Reports indicate a gradual retirement of United States forces stationed in Mexico, with officials signaling a forthcoming withdrawal plan. The effort aims to reduce military presence while maintaining regional stability and security cooperation.
Report on Washington officials praising the tentative treaty with Mexico and noting withdrawal steps may begin after formal signing. Generals Obregon and Carranza react to U S terms while plans forewarn troop movements and cross-border operations amid expeditionary force debates.
Mrs. Christena Gaines died Wednesday night at age 63 from a brain blood vessel rupture five hours after onset. She was born in Lone Kentucky, lived near Washington most of her life, and left five sons including Ross and Samuel Gaines. Surviving sisters and her posthumous burial at Oak Grove cemetery after services at Second M. B. church.
Weekly list of uncalled letters ending May 2, 1916 includes Mrs Mae Lewis Miss Miller Mrs Alice McHenry Miss Minnie Weist Mrs Artie Woods Men Jane Burke Patrick Campbell G R Hamilton John A ies Ed A Walters George Waters For delivery ask for advertised letters One cent charge on advertised matter E Forsythe postmaster
Fragmentary game notes describe a Clinton push leading a team amid scattered references to fans, towns, and events. Mentions of Nye, Viney Estill, and a Western Short are unclear but hint at local sports activity and upcoming Sunday schedules.
Dispatch reports Pearse among rebels shot as Irish insurrection leaders faced martial court. German note deliveries and Allied diplomacy unfold amid warfare tensions. Administrators announce foreclosure sale details in Indiana with property in Daviess County scheduled by June.
Public sale set for May 27 1916 to satisfy a decree in the Aetna Life Insurance et al case with parcels in sections 18 19 17 township 1 north range 5 west and White River area. Also petitions filed for road improvements in Veale Bogard townships with hearings at the June 1916 Commissioners Court.
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