Multiple Deaths Mark Week in Washington and Martin County
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Mrs Maggie Brittain wife of Ozra C Brittain at 35 after pneumonia. Walstine Ayers Rogers a Martin County merchant dies after lung congestion. Catholic Father Laurence J Vaugan famed speaker dies in Dubuque Iowa. Mrs Cora E Belcher succumbs to consumption in East Van Buren. Edward Linder Vincennes saloon proprietor dies at home. Mrs Mary Hill dies of heart disease in South Washington. Coroner and officials report on Donnelly and Donnelly family. Alpha Johnson shot and killed in Venice pool hall. suspect surrenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Brittain
Ozra C. Brittain
East Main Street
Washington
Ireland
Dubois County
Presbyterian Church
Brittain
Emily Ferguson
City
Joan Bi Slater
John Norman
Vincennes
Hazel
Local notes from Elnora area include church, people moves
The column records visits and travels such as Rev. C H Buchanan attending the Christian church convention at Elnora and Miss Edith Hamilton from Loogootee visiting Miss Leather Carr. It notes purchases and sales including W. T. Dearmin buying the store at Epsom and posessing it with C J A Pickett, plus several family and town movements, trips, and local events including a F E and A of A entertainment at Hawes schoolhouse and plans for a next show at Tom s Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Buchanan
Elnora
Edith Hamilton
Loogootee
Leather Carr
Ade Padgett
Burns City
Grace Patterson
Petersburg
J. L. Seals
St. Michael
Washington
Petersburg Visitor and Trade Talk Pattern
Hyaty Will Stnold of Petersburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clements Monday. O. M. Albright traded his stock of goods at Epsom for a tract of land in the northern part of tals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stnold
Petersburg
Stephen Clements
O. M. Albright
Epsom
Tals
Civil War Veteran Childs Dies After Heart Ailment
Fifty eight year old Indiana resident Childs collapsed from heart disease Saturday morning and died before help could reach him. He walked to a physician Friday night then to his office Saturday fatigue set in and he expired on returning home. At seventy eight he leaves a wife four daughters and two sons. He served three years in Company B 27th Indiana Infantry during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walstine Q. ‘Rogers
Martin County
Nomé
Loogootee
Walstine Ayers
Adamsville
Tennessee
Shiloh
Thehixties
Utnmnn
Masonic
Rogers
William
Edley Rogers
Carlisle
Charles Rogers
Seymour
Halsted
Amy Rogers
Lindolph Rogers
Lomgootee
Cahilds
Odon
Childs
Indiana Infantyr
Funeral of Albert Beckett Led by Rev Father Gordon
Owing to the illness of Rev Father Matthews the funeral of Albert Beckett was conducted by Rev Father Gordon of St Michaels on Saturday. Interment was in St Peters cemetery. The Montgomery and Farmers building and loan association elected directors and officers for the ensuing year. Members attended from nearby towns and the community noted the large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Matthews
Albert Beckett
Father Gordon
St. Michaels
St. Peters Cemetery
M. H. Wilson and Son
Odus
Cincinnati
J. P. Jager
Daughhters
Mamie and
Afra
A. T. Brewer
Will Carr
Fielding Colbert
Leo Grannan
Addie Dillard
Harry Walker
Frank Walker
Flavian Seal
Bernadine Ackerman
Austin Walker
Laogootee
Harry G. Strange
Longootee
John C. Smith
Joseph M. Healy
D. Law Weimer
W. BE. Bell
Oscar Byrn
Wedding Ties Tie Turnbloom and Cissell in Montgomery
A wedding at St Peters church united Bernard Turnbloom of Montgomery and Miss Opha Cissell of Montgomery. Attendants included Earl Brewer of Washington and Bernadette Turnbloom. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Terre Haute then housekeeping in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Beckett
Len ® Lewis
Nellie
Washington
Misa Dora Alford
William Beck
Washere
J. P. Matthews
J. PF. Stapffer
Evansville
Harry Drew
Indianpolis
Jake Hawkins
Alfordaville
Levi Walnman
Jeffersonville
iWilliam Beasley
Indian Springs
St. Peters Onurh
Father Matthews
Bernard Turnbloom
Opha Cissell
Montgomery
Wagaington
Winingaugatmhember
Wininger
Bixi
Lavina Lecaner
Sherman
Cergie
Iris
Samuel
Archer
Jane
Taylor
Elizabeth
Ryan
Cannerburg
George Draw
Zelig “Murphy
Bertha Street
Lawrenceville
Ita
L. M. Mobley
U. B. Churea
Ladder collapse injures Mrs. Drew at South Sleet home
Mrs Willford Drew of South Washington suffered a compound fracture of the left ankle when a ladder she stood on while cleaning windows at Mrs Elizabeth Carnahan's East South Sleet home collapsed Thursday morning. She was treated by Dr May and Dr Clark, then moved to her home in Gill ambulance, amid excitement over the dash to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willford Drew
South Washington
Elizabeth Carnahan
East South
Baker Triumphs With Tulsa Methodist Church Growth
The Rev. James W. Baker, former pastor of the First Methodist church in this city, now leads the First Methodist church in Tulsa Oklahoma. He reports rapid progress with thirty one received into the church from probation and twenty one baptized last Sunday. Since his pastorate began on June 1 last year one hundred thirty seven have been received from probation or by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Baker
First Methodist Church
Tulsa
Okla
Apccess
Court notes and verdicts roll through Daviess county
The Gurgit Court reports actions including Lovell Horrall, Charles Allen and George Godwin facing suit on note for 70 dollars. Jury returns 35 dollars verdict in Zinkans water case. slander appeal in Taylor v Bond affirmed by appellate court. Youngblood sues Robinson over delinquent taxes. Several cases continued or transferred, receivership ordered for Hamersly property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horrall
Renga
Clarence Sears
Elnora
Water Company
Frank and
Mary Zinskans
Justice ‘of ‘the Peace Court
Zinkans
Ziokans
Padgett & Padgett
Haontings, Aflen & Hastings
Daviess
Taylor Va
Comatock
Knox County
Vincennes
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
Pade Gett
Tne
James Youngblood
Richard Robinson
Robinson
Youngblood
Rob Idgson
Daviess Circuit
Downey & Lewis
Robinson and Padgett& Padgett
Tails ‘City
Weems
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Harry Sherott VE
Lucian Corning
Houghton
Hastings Industrial Company
Joan Mackell
Hastings ‘Industrial Company
Morton
Billings
Owosso Sugar Refining Company
Joan N. Bey
Archibald Yatel
Olive Stoops
Knox‘county
John W. Stiles
Adram
Hamersly
Lewis’ Hamersly
Court House
School fund loan notices clarified by auditor
Auditor Nugent explains the new order on school fund loans. The loans are not to be called in but renewed upon expiration or earlier. Readers are urged to seek full explanation if confused about the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laurence J. Vaugan
Dubuque
Iowa
Father Vaugan
Washington Council of the Knights of Columbus
Order
Vaugan
Janesville
Wis
Father Vanga
Cora E. Belcher
Austin Belcher
East van Trees
Fifteenth Streets
Buria
Tornettaville
Edward Linder
Walhalla
Moet
Mary Hill
Whit M. Hill
Mer
Margaret Dennédy
Patrick ‘Donnelly
Yin Ford
Mrd. Donnelly
América
Dewey Ave
Donnelly
Ford
Alpha Johnson
Venicd
Johnson
Waga
Theodore Johnson
Jagonfille
Jeff
Elty
Venice
Fendy Price
Poe
Jonn
Price
Joné
PRD
Madisonville
Ee Hil
Wiliam i
Anthony ‘N
James‘. Johnson
Jaméd'g. Johnson
Glencoe
Civik
Daviess Sgounty
Taoptas
Jas
News
Henry Serrit
Alf Howard Fuesday
W. T. Dearmin
Albright & Co
C. J A. Pickett
Grover Wade
Alf Howard
Bess Serrit
W. W. Morrison
Scotland
Eva Hewitt
Clara
Eaglesville
W. C. Garten
Indianapolis
Ina Cooper
Dugger
Sue
Bird
Fannie Campbell
Salesberry
Rufus Danner
Dan Abraham
Bernice
Mort Herndon
J. R. Sears
E. E. Hale
The
Washington Herald
H.garrett
Merle Harding
W. H. Harding
Harold
Hiram Sims
Blankenship
Chester Hackler
Lola Rosenberry
A. M. Dicks
Walter Edwards
Jackson Hill
D. M. Inman
Chicago
R. B. Williams
Emma Penrod
Cara Levi
Grace Johnson
Sarah Fields
Rolle Correll
Lela Crooks
Linton
W. L. Stoy
Arizona
Larkin Howard
M. Albright
Cubs
Harry Condify
Alma Wheeler
Edward Thompson
Samuel Simmons
Floyd Gilbert
Jose Bohnert
Washirton
M. H. Wilson
Thomas J. Fisher
Norbert Beckett
St. Maryd College
St. Marys
Kas
Baker
Girguit Court
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