Memorial Day Observances Planned Across Indiana Posts
Committees organize May 30 memorial exercises led by Rev J A White of First United Brethren. G A R will convey veterans to Oak Grave cemetery for forenoon rites and flag marking. Governor Marsden proclaims May 30 as Memorial Day in northern states, with church services and a public afternoon program featuring music and features.
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J. A. White
First United Brethern Church
U. 5
Grant Post
Peoples Hall
3. B. Cleaver
First Christian Church
Qak
Come Public Assembly
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana
Thomas R. Marstatl
Rome
Wales
First Communion Observed At St Elmons Church
A class of fifty five recalled first communion at St Elmons Catholic church on Thursday morning. Girls wore white gowns with wreaths and yellow sashes while boys wore black, giving the church a festive look. Next Sunday May 28 another large class will receive first communion at the church. The number this year is notably high due to a recent ruling on age requirements for holy communion. First mass services will be held at the church.
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St. Marrs
St. Simons
Holy Commisnion
Loretta McCrisaken
Marequarite Conlin
Doris Spainhour
Mildred Norris
Margaret Kroerer
Alec Smith
Lucile Neiry
Anna Brewer
Catherine Miles
Bernadine Bullock
Marie Londergan
Ale Clements
Mary Stumpp
Ellen Clements
Marie Width
Hojor
Lillian Smith
Edith Clements
Lucile Smith
Helen O'Neal
Margaret Roberts
Esther Walker
Margaret O'Haran
Camilla Ford
Helen Hand
Hester Walker
Bessie Hook
Beatrice Clark
Helen Kehoe
Lilian Brewer
Mildred Rickman
Hermandine Kroeger
Agnes
Daily Ramona Walker
Clery Queen
Bernetta Clark
Margaret’ Rooney
Idell Gallagher
Delphia Norris
Josephine FitzGitbon
Alma Kehoe
Mary Royse
Marvel Padgett
Catherine Rafferty
Anza Datis
Kiven Borders
Beatrice Cavanaugh
Blanche Ritter
Helen Boseh
Honora McEvilly
Elva Hart
Viola McPheargon
Marskatet Daily
Mary Walsh
Dorothe Man Raith Tuck
Cat Rezsie Melton
Bess Taylor
Bridget Flynn
Karr Troecy
Letha Hill
Stella Hl
Nemes Drurr
Bridget Egan
Catherine Kalanquin
Margaret & Genoeveve Towey
Agnes Brewer
Sdrab Taylor
Charles, Aleborn
Sanford Bowling
Henry Bowling
Matthew Butcher
James Cannon
Bernant Cannon
Charles Conlin
Leo Corgrove
Roy Corcoran
Henry Clark
Thomas Daily
Joseph Corey
Curtis Posch
St. Elmons Catholic Church
Property sale of Walnut Street estate under Underdown will
The Underdown estate on East Walnut Street offered for sale by executor Epibriam Inman of Indianapolis. M N Palmer purchases the Walnut Street property for $1,025. The Walnut Street parcel borders Palmer Slath and east Walnut street.
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East Walnut Street
Epibriam Inman
Indianapolis
Minerva
M.N. Palmer
Walnut Street
Fractured jaw and misplaced confidence in a mine mule
Fragmentary account describes Jacob Hofmas and a fractured jaw after an incident with a mine mule. The text hints at a mislaid object and a sudden nightfall, with unclear details and scattered phrases. Further readable facts are limited.
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Jacob Hofmas
Pitc
Iwitbytte
A Momentous Suesiyon Abbreviated in Fragment
A fragmented OCR item presents a garbled headline about a momentous event with unclear terms and phrases, leaving the core subject and parties unreadable while implying a notable inquiry or action.
Court house grand jury report and assorted rulings
The grand jury reported to Judge J. W. Orden in the circuit court and was discharged after deliberations. The report praised county farm and jail conditions, noted repairs and care, and commended custodians. Separate items include divorce actions, a sale of real estate for alimony, and various court decisions involving several residents and local officials.
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Grand Jury
J. W. Orden
Circuit Court
Strorner
Court House
Tuege Ogdon
W. T. Ble
Frieds L. Chapman
Peter H. Rehm
George Osha
Jamue
Crapo
Frank AL. McCafferty
Traylor Gisen
Ogdan
Zantle
Traylor
Albert Traylor
Tthe
Norris, Halite
Harry Traylor
Ordon
Pike County
Thomas D. Bifimo
McKernan Appears on Assault Charge in Circuit Court
Hugh McKernan, arraigned in circuit court Monday, pleaded not guilty to assaulting sixteen year old Edna Tru mutt. Bond posted by his father. release order issued. Preliminary hearing postponed as prosecutor filed a new information in the trial court.
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Ming
Traylor
Maud Ball
Harry Wall
Ogden
Ball
Edward E. Meade
Circuit Court
Myrtle Blackburn
Blackburn
Adam FP. Greene
Margaren
Efreme
J. W. Ogdon
Johnson
Oantobocon
Spencer
Hugh McKernan
Cireuse
Edna Trumutt
Bond
McKernan
J. W. Kélams
Troult
Washington city creek improvement sparks political clash
Washington attorney George A. Faith argues widening Pratris creek would boost city value beyond a factory. A petition for dredging faced court opposition, with organizers forming but facing weak backing. Faith cites drainage gains, new families, increased tax revenue, and stronger trade ties as key benefits amid lingering opposition.
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Pratris Creek
Washington
George A. Paith
Nn Omass
Diabase
Wend
Patrice Erect
Mr. Faith
Indian student dies in dormitory bathroom incident
Devin Minchetman, a twenty year old freshman at an Indian university, was found dead in a dormitory bathroom at noon. Authorities say death resulted from dangerous contact with hot water after a heater hosefailed and the jet opened, leaving Minneman’s body singed. The scene was discovered after room door was broken open at Mrs. Mmm Anaon’s boarding house.
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Jez Anoye Sfinnemins
Minneman
Barnes Tough Luck Amid Lost 860 Incident
Henry Barnes a Milfor cab driver who misplaced 860 last week attempted to light a pipe while crossing tracks and drove his cab into a train. He must spend 40 to replace a new horse and had planned to buy a better hack with the savings.
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Barnes
Henry Barnes
Milfor
Rockville Theme Sparks Desert Fantasy
A fragmentary note highlights Rockville as a setting where the capital feels erased, an oasis turned to dust. Rose Dale is described as a blooming beauty in Parke County's desert landscape, evoking a poetic, place-driven image.
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Rockville
Rosedale
Parke County
Hod near Seagun urged to screen nom es and clean premises
Citizens near Hod are urged to screen nom es and clean premises to ward off a spreading disease. Officials emphasize sanitation and early reporting of suspected cases to prevent further illness.
Typhoid Fever Fears Prompt Water Safety Warnings
Health officials warn typhoid season approaches with June through August peaks. Clean water and safe wells reduce risk, as most cases arise from contaminated surface or well water. screens and careful handling of drinking vessels help prevent spread in homes.
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A. J. Donaldson
Washington
Tesou
Thetate
Cheeb
Hood
Murface
Private Organization Formed In Denver With New Ranks
A private department in Denver has organized a chief, two assistants, three water bosses, and a chief director of the noblemen. A vacancy remains for one high private as the group structures its leadership and roles.
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Denver
Atul
Biblical history note on Moses and related figures
A fragmentary exam reference discusses Moses born during conflict aimed at massacres of boys, a teen needing a bath, and Elisha guiding the People toward Cangan. The text is garbled and unclear, with names and events partially obscured.
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Noblesvilla
Moses
Binife
Elisha
Cangan
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Didn Ogian
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DuPont de Nemours Powder Company
Whit Johnson
L. W. Howard
Odon
Mercantile Hotel
Ogdon
Johnbon
Howard
Seagun
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