Indianan brief items tumble from rail to radio for the blind
A chaotic Indiana notice page reports a locomotive accident at Wabash shops where workers leapt to safety after the engine toppled into a six foot pit. Other items include Clinton county’s oldest auto a 1905 Maxwell owned by Ransom Toile a poultry show opening in Tipton and Prohibition era police actions in Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Wabash
Sedalia
Clinton County
Ransom Toile
Maxwell
Status of Indiana Joint Committee on Denton Willoughby Case
Indianapolis January 29 The legislature debates the proper legal status of the Denton Willoughby supreme court justice inquiry. Opinions split on whether the committee can declare a vacancy or only address fraud allegations. A curbstone view suggests vacancy if fraud not alleged, triggering gubernatorial appointment. Republican and Democratic members clash over committee composition and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Toiulaw UK
Shy
Dhant
Denton- Waloughby
Supreme Cour Justice
Aone
Opinon
Delelaral
Gilliam
Ubi
Curbstone
Chat Aode
Isrnest Co. Day of
Kokomo
Benjamin Willoughby
House
Rey
County News Visitors Share Weekend in Local Homes
Miss Minnie Ainscough spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Bailey. Emmett Colglazier and family visited Frank Coelglazier’s family. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thompson returned to Columbus Ohio after a five day visit. Edward and William Marionio on a business trip to Washington. Homer Wade and daughters Kin and Autumn visited Mars. Josie Wesles of Odon and Rose Pracklin with children visited Smary Rade Sunday afternoon. Mrs Marion Chandler visited Wednesay with Mrs W M Keach of Ouden Ernest Wade and James Margesd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ainscough
Bertha Bailey
Emmett Colglazier
Frank Coelglazier
Lawrence Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Edward
William
Mariy Innalio Val
Washington
Satyrday
Homer Wade
Kkin and
Autunim
Mars
Josie U Wesles
Odon
Rose Or Pracklin
Smary Rade
Marion Chandler
W.M Keach
Ouden
Ernest Wade
James Margesd
Puzzle talk and town news fill a cluttered sheet
A jumble of crossword clues and village notices fills this page. Names such as James Wilkey Wade Hanut Colglazier and A. T. Myers appear alongside local reports of fires, church revivals, sales and cattle moving to Cincinnati. The itemized puzzles mix with letters, couples, and community updates from Plainville and nearby areas.
Local News Roundup From Loogootee Area
Nicholas Norris shows slight stroke recovery as Mrs. Eugene Gragnan goes to Washington hospital for tonsil removal. Charles Willis improves after illness. John Cunningham travels from Barr township to California. Leo Padgett visits town from St. Marys church area. George W. Smith and Warren Routt visit from Barr township and Washington respectively. Eusene Strange and Thomas Hines transact business near St Josephs church. Michael Doyle arrives from Van Buren township for a city visit. George Correll and son from Odton attend business in town. Al Bullock and son visit Bedford relatives, then return home with Mrs. Martha McAtae. M F Halbert, John M Jones and Thomas J Bradsiey spend Sunday with M U Fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Norris
Eugene Gragnan
Washington
Charles Willis
John Cunningham
Barr Township
California
Leo Padgett
St. Mary’s Church
George W. Smith
Eusene Strange
Thomas Hines
St. Joseph's Church
Michael Doyle
van Wuren
George Correll
Richard
Odton
Warren Routt
al Bullock
Bedford
Eclipse Report and Rural Life Notes From Cumback
Local chatter mentions an eclipse event in Cumback described as oral but not total. The note reflects farm life with hog deaths since Christmas and hints at upcoming crops and goods like tea and sugar water. The passage names Owen C Allison and sons and Earl as local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye
Susie
Chattin
Purdue
Cumback
Sonn
Sasj Safras
Owen C
Allison and Sons
Earl
East Bark Township social notes and local visits
John Hunter attended Loogootee Monday. Amelia Fuhrman spent Sunday with Ruth Morgan. Mrs. Mike Carrico and a felon daughter called on Mrs. Bud Carrico Monday. Lawrence Patterson from Evansville visited his mother the Carrico family. The Fuhrman and Carrico households hosted visitors, including Frank Carrico and family from Loogootee and Mr. Tiller and others from Evana ite, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Loogcote
Amelia Fuhrman
Ruth Morgan
Mike Carrico
Felon
Bud Carrico
Lawrence Patterson
Evansville
Damon Carrico
Lawrence Fuhrman
Chris Fuhrman
Lloyd Bowers
Loogootee
Frank Carrico
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Washington Democrat
Washington, Ind
Hoyd & ‘Backes
Proprietors
Democrat Building
North Mast
Third Street
Ind
Pelephone
Indiana
Decatur
Décatur
Srushville
W. A. Mills
Hanover College
First Presbyterian Church
Greencastle
Ruth
A. Medden
Depauw
Greensburg
CT. US
Tipton
Bloomington
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
Tyie
Richmond
Petersburg
Fret
Whitelock
Furry Singer
Reece Curnis
Pike County
County News
Abe Ly
Horezontal
Goldier
Hebrew City
Ardent
Beevers
Ables
Ings
Byg Lowes
Wad
Audrey Daith
James Wilkey
Wade Thursgley
Aind
A. T. Myers
Fys
Frank Myers
Dette
Sisite
Kvi Deckard
Mmery
Cornettsville
Wiher Lester
Seth Myersg
Washingtong
Tyan. Helden
Gourt Kindred
Fred Bugen
Sam Burkhart
Baker Wallace
Lynan
Olver Myers
Onehdarts
John Matthews
Berth Gravest
Plainville
Cnd
Arthur McCormick
Rollie Long
Mary
Ome Maers
Nelson Brandon
Seth Myers
Waco
Missbrida Taylor
Vonda Ledgerwood
Victor F Luedgerwood
Avith Roy Potter
Cleda Svmaiik
Laura Potts
Hudsonville
Dubois County
Cleda William
Edna
Helen
Emma Bauer
Rville
Virgil Foster
Bere Ang Livid Potter
Robert
Charles Quackenbuch
Luther Bauer
Everett @Kidd
James Williams
iChipton Scott
Leo Hassell
Jonahin
Walter Potts
Laura
Marie Potts
Claréhee Potts
Hazel
Senerre
Alex’ Potts
Ben Potts
Witt-Telatives
Eldena
Potts
Wiliams
Paul Potts
Illus Ledgerwood
John Wallace
Cincinnati
Ebenezer M. E
Me‘afferty
Harrison Township
Charles Stuckey
Joe Franklin
Ife
John Eddieman
Bluford Johnson
Luto
Chick Allison
Hubert Day
Joe Swann
Pleasant Hill
Fred Allison
Tke White
Aagie
Lon Smith
Annanias Bass Club
Frank Dobbyn
Tee
Martin Lewis
Globe Tailoring CO
Good Clothes Store
East Bark Township
Co. P. Eagle
West Main Street
ISIMP
Sbz
Ladies’ Union
Laurie
South East Third Street
Eskridge-Allen Co
the Fair Store
Beitman
Sam
J. Beitman Corner
Winter
Lumber Company Foy
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