Deaths and career notes in county obituary column
James F. Brewer of 1200 State street dies at his son's home after months of illness due to dropsy. He was eighty one, a former Barr township trustee, and a Catholic. survived by five former wives and seven children. Also notes the deaths of Frank Nold in Princeton from meningitis and Philip Zinkans after heart disease, plus Thomas Montgomery's death in Edwardsport from apoplexy. William Wakefield, Kentucky journalist, to enter brokerage with uncle John Dunlap.
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James F. Brewer
State Street
Frank Brewer
van Buren Township
Brewer
James Brewer
Daviess County
Barr Township
Theodore Gootee
Chris Brewer
John Cahill
Albert Brewer
Kansas
van Buren
Washington
Louis Gootee
East Fourth Street
Frank Nold
Princeton
Nold
Eagles ‘Lodge
Mirs
Harry Feagans
Dewey Avenue
St. Marys Catholi Church
St. Johns Cemetery
George Nold
Philip Zinkans
Front Street
Mr. Zinkans
Indianapolis
Zinkans
Yinkans
Catherine Kellar
Hix
Morton
Will
Gertrude
Warren
Vincent
Stella
Morris
Morris, City. Mr. Yinkans
Washington Home
Home Defenders of America
St. Simons Catholic Church
Thomas Montgomery
Elmer E. Hastings
Canton
Mr. Montgomery
Edwardsport
Montgomery
Een
Johh D. Waxefeld
Kentucky
Courier
Louisville Times
Courier-Journal
Tifan
Swagar Sharley
Board of Public Safety
Louisville
Wakefield
Wekefield
Newspaer
Ed Flynn
Madison
Mordecai Peechee
Peechey
Charles Farmer
James Cutchall
Royal Alison
W. H. Allison
Robert Porter
John Gosling
Daniel Williams
Charles Buongerd
Shanesville
Howard Clark
East Chicago
Roland Christ
Lenora E. Osman
Fred W. Hart
Elmer Killion
Clara Barber
Albert Christ
George W. Osman
Bogard Township
Kell Ferguson
Township Institute
Elnora
William Miller
Plainville Knights of
Passing of the Straw Lid Sparks early cold snap
The first day of the month brought chilly air as light hats were discarded. Shoppers and merchants felt the approach of near frost with open streetcars resembling polar expeditions. Warm clothing rose in value while coal barons looked to profit as temperatures hovered near freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Alley to Open for Season at Main Street Bowling Alley
The east Main Street bowling alley will open tonight for the season with both alleys smoothed and in fine condition. Bowling remains a popular pastime from last winter and the alley will continue with lighted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Peraine
County Court Faces Busy September Term
The courthouse prepares for a busy September term as county commissioners convene and the circuit court opens for its scheduled sessions next week. The notice signals a shift from recent quiet to active proceedings.
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers in Daviess County
George Godwin county treasurer states Indiana law requires collection of all delinquent taxes in Daviess County. Delinquents must pay promptly and the treasurer may seize personal property or garnish wages to satisfy tax debts. Call at the treasurer’s office to settle delinquency.
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Indiana
Davieds
George Godwin
Teasurer Daviess County
Plainville Officials Brace for Busy Court Term
Plainville reports the county council will convene to set current year expenses and determine the county tax levy. The September term docket is heavy with important civil and criminal cases, likely prompting grand jury calls, while local notices mention deaths, visits, weather, and community events.
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Montgomery
James McDonald
Montgomery Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Picnic Total
Local residents and visitors frequent Montgomery with social calls and travel. Notables include Joe Ryan, James McPherson, Miss Kate Conway, Norbet Beckett, Miss Mayme Sause, and families from Washington At the St Peters church picnic raised 467.59 after expenses with Rev. Father Matthews and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ryan
Trainor
Mayme Jones
Washington
Cleophas Cahill
A. J. Martin
Linton
James McPherson
Kate Conway
Montgomery
Indianapolis
Norbet Beckett
John E. Beckett
Mayme Sause
East St. Louis
Julia Bradley
Washington Cosby
South Washington
St. Peters Church
Matthews
James
Andrew Dixon
Henry Gainor
St. Martins
Leo Dant
Curtis Hinton
Corning
Mary Shepherd
Famisyup
John Rutherford
Mort McPherson
Ray
Bert Shafer
Dora Banta
Hiram McCracken
Audrey
Slinkards
Aurora
Harvest Home and Big Windy Baseball Score
Mrs Arista Lett entertained grandchildren Everett Lett Lee Singleton Della Singleton and Charley Griffin of Grenefield on Sunday. Steve Grobe suffered a severe foot injury Saturday night during threshing causing two toes to be amputated. Neighborhood youths attended the Plainville harvest home. The Rough Riders and a Big Windy pickup team played at Lettsdiamond Sunday with the Rough Riders winning 19 to 1.
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State University
Bloomington
Lett
Washington High School
John Sawyer
Austin
Gallatin England
Plainville
George Hill
England
Sam Wilson
Memphis
Tenn
Lucan Veale
Mt. Gilead
Elizabeth Hughey
John Hughey
Minnie Gregory
Washington, D. B
Woodall
John Edwards
Petersburg
Della Singleton
Grace Alison
Arista Lett
Everett Lett
Lee Singleton
Charley Griffin
Grenefield
Steve Grobe
Rough Riders
Fea
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