Barr township youths fined for riot after wedding party
A group of thirteen Barr township youths confronted Mr and Mrs Williams at their home the night of May 26. They shouted and caused disruption. rioting charges were filed and all pleaded guilty. Two were fined one dollar and costs, the rest one cent and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arvin
Frank Gough
Dennis Mattingly
Silas Mattigly
Walter Mattingly
Lawrence Jones
Elmer Jones
George McGrath
Cousie Bullock
Bernard Brothers
Ralph Keck
Dee Seals
Andrew Mattingly
Local Woman Refuses Marriage After Promised Seattle Visit
Miss Ancle Mari Neitle of Kanes is described as a wild girl by local residents after she repeatedly refused to marry A C Philips of Seattle following a trip abroad. The incident occurred near Topliss Kansas on a June day when asked about the matter she remarked that Washington residents are the finest people on earth.
Mary Gased Logkaw Dies From Lockjaw At Home
An unnamed woman died Monday from tetanus caused by a jawlock infection after a bogey shaft accident at fifth street. James Sinclair owned the property. Relatives Mr. O Neals and Mrs. Cantonio were visiting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sinclair
Fifth Street
Funeral of C L Gross Held at Oak Street Home
The baker C L Gross who collapsed Saturday was honored this afternoon at 2:30 with a large crowd in attendance at his Oak street house. Rev J M Douglass delivered the sermon as mourners paid tribute and interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Gross
Oak Street
J. M. Douglass
Oak Grove
Westminster men promote fellowship at Cumberland chapel banquet
Fifty men of Westminster Presbyterian gathered at Cumberland chapel for an entertainment banquet aiming to foster camaraderie and united effort within the church. The event, described as the most delightful in some time, barred women and highlighted M. H. Jepson, a veteran jeweler, as a promoter of shared church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Chapel
M. H. Jepson
Evening program notes and performers at the event
The program highlights the master of ceremonies as well as speakers Rev J M Docgisas and W F Austeil. Performers include instrumentalists Miss Jone Nedj Miss Mionie Hal and D G Sweptston and vocalists Miss Bessie Porter Mrs Clore and C C Woodrums. Invitations urged men to attend with books left at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastmaster
Toasus
J. M. Docgisas
W. F
Mise Jone Nedj
Mionie Hal
D. G. Sweptston
Bessie Porter
Downtown Indiana man admits to killing three
In Ldaton Indiana Henry Flynn tells Murphysboro police that Williams acted in self defense after a fatal shooting. Williams, living in the city, admits responsibility for the second killing but asks that the man who dealt the fatal wound not be prosecuted, while Flynn predicts a fatal pattern and says the deaths followed Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldaton
Ind
Juoe Leal
Deng
Hox Williams
Fti
Henry Flynn
Murphysb Ligola
Innea Wi Williams
Williams
Ao ‘Dnuau
Flynn
Trol
Gow Flyon
Flyng
Wiliams
Dreoms
Blended butter device sparks state food law issue
Indiana's state food and drug commissioner warns a circulating circular promotes a device that blends butter and milk to make two pounds of product. The claim skirts pure food law as a “blend” of two distinct products, potentially violating rules for boarding houses and home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barrard
Barnard
Supreme Court
Archaea
Indiana
Rochester Youths Injured Fire from Pocket Matches
In Rochester Indiana on June 2 two young men fought in a street fracas. One boy, initially unaware of a pocket fire, discovered flames spurting from his trousers due to matches in his pocket. A quick fall and rapid pocket emptying prevented serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ind
le Yo
Emoire
Eight More Saloons Close Thursday Night In County
Eight saloon licenses expire in June and their taverns close Thursday night. Names include Frank Zinkan George Signor C Pride B N McCafferty William Walker Joseph Faust with Léymas Carrico and John McMullen. Remaining outlets shift to late summer closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlates
Busines
Frank Zinkan
George F. Signor
C. Pride
McCafferty
William T. Walker
Joseph Faust
Lymas Carrico
John McMullen
Daviess County
Vollmer to Be Ordained Priest at St Meinrad
Mr and Mrs H F Vollmer and Mrs H J Vollmer will attend the ordination of Theodore Vollmer at St Meinrad in Spencer county next Friday The two young men Jere Downey and Patterson will also be ordained The ordination takes place at St Meinrad Saturday morning with Bishop O bonaghue The first mass will be celebrated in New Albany and a high mass at St Marys in Indianapolis next Sunday June 13 Father Vollmer studied ten years at St Meinrads and a reception will follow at his parents home with out of town guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Vollmer
H. J. Vollmer
St. Meinrads
Spencer County
Theodoe Vollmer
Fath- Jere Downey Sod Patterson
St Meinrad’s
O'bonaghue
Father Vollmer
Father Gregorie
New Albany
St. Mary's Church
Indianapolis
Jovese. Y
Costs of Maintaining Rats Reveal Huge Yearly Loss
Washington D C June 1 experts from the Department of Agriculture release The Rat Problem noting the nation spends about 190 million dollars yearly to feed rats. The report warns of plague risk and details rats consuming food and even nonfood items while noting a single pair could grow to over 70 million in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agricnture
Tbea
Greenwood murder case to open at June term court
The June term of the Martin county court will convene next Monday with the case of John Greenwood of Daviess county on the docket. Greenwood is charged with second degree murder for shooting Andy Parker near the Houghtop Sheep house. Defense will be by Ogden and Inman. Bert Childress was in the city from Lawrenceville for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin cl. Curt
John Greenwood
Daviess County
Greenwood
Andy Parker
Houghtop Sheock House
Inmah
Shoalsewa
Ogden & Inman
Pastors Defy Tobacco Ban Says Personal Choice
Cleveland June 1 Reverend A B Meldrum of the Old Stone Church says the Presbyterian general assembly resolution on tobacco does more harm than good and that he and his parishioners will smoke at will. He adds tobacco use is a matter of individual conscience and the assembly had other matters to handle. Other Cleveland pastors report they will not present the resolution to their congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. B. Meldrum
Old Stone Church
Sanday
Presbyterian General Assembly
Denver
Bia
K. Meldrum
Woman in Black in West End Sparks Police Call
Last night a loud telephone ring sent a fireman to the line where a woman in black allegedly terrified neighbors near Eleventh. Three men sought to intervene but called for police as the mysterious visitor vanished before officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Brief History of United Brethren Church Founding and Beliefs
The article traces the United Brethren Church from its 18th century origins with Philip William Otterbein, immigrating from Germany to Pennsylvania and Maryland to minister among Germans. It notes early conferences in 1789 and the 1900 election of a bishop, with annual quadrennial gatherings, and outlines abstinence from strong drink and total prohibition of slavery as church laws established by 1814 and 1821 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the United Brethers At Christ
Canton
Ohio
L. T. Schoonover
Robert J. Barr
Philip William Otterbein
Reformed Church
Germany
America
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bret
Denominational Publishing Growth and Mission Emphasis
A conference outlines progress in internal church development and forward movement. A new publishing house is built as a leading denominational publisher. Mission work expands in Africa Asia and the Caribbean. Home mission logs and classes gain emphasis. bishops urge study of sociology to address modern society. Church membership nears three hundred thousand.
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Chien Ae
Eeners
Ws Theological Minary
Afsita
China
Japan
Philipinea Agi
Porto
Rico
Tang
Homan
Man in Danville Belts Candle Shave Feats
Bug Cumminer claims to be the only man in the country who can shave himself with a candle. He explains that lighting a candle and waving it about the face singes the whiskers, then a quick pass with a blade completes a smooth shave in under two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley
Bug Cumminer
Danville
Indiana
Cumming
Washington Symphony Concert to Be Held in Opera House
The upcoming Washington Symphony concert features soloists Mrs Neu, Mrs Cosner, tenor Carl Emmert, and baritone J Roberts. The cantata Rose Malden is praised as a city highlight. rehearsals at the First Baptist Church are set for Thursday at 7:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhcools
Washington
Ie Rose Malden
Neu
Crennan
Orago
Effle Cosner
Witam Carl Emmert
J. 3. Roberts
The
Fist Baptist Church
New River Bridge Visit and Mason Temple Highlight Roaring Fragments
Local residents Mrs Addie Dicken and others visited the new river bridge and the Mason Temple in Indianapolis praised by the Rochester Republican as a grand craft milestone. Abe Martin notes a Pinky Kerr remark about savoring life while available. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the First church holds a meeting at 2:30 in the Fulkerson residence. A sugar tariff Senate discussion features Tillman digressing about aging goods and family memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rochester Republican
Targent
Worth
Diapas Ag
Uip
the Ladies‘ Foreien Missionary Society of the First
Fulkerson
General strike ordered of B and O machinists
Cincinnati Enquirer reports Baltimore Maryland June 3 that President O Connell of the International Machinists Union called a general strike of all machinists in B and O repair shops. Sealed orders delay action until telegrams finalize decisions. boilermakers blacksmiths and others may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Baltimore
Presigent O'Connell
International Machiniatr’ Union
Baltimore and Ohio
Itte
Mt. Clare
Train incident in Bridgeport leaves man legless
A young man named Landers attempted to board a moving B and O train near the southwestern tracks in Bridgeport Michigan on a Sunday. His foot slipped and the wheels ran over him, severing his left leg between the knee and the hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Landers
Southwestern
Small Dog Bites Boy. Trouser Tear Follows
A small dog bit Ralph Stucky a cartier boy for the Democrat on Monday. The bite was not deep but the boy wept to the doctor to ensure nothing serious. The dog also tore a good pair of trousers. Special policeman William Gilson searched Monday night for the dog but its fate is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stuckey
Cartier
the Democrat
William Gilson
Noliceman
Clock at Court House To Run Timely Soon
Carl West and assistants repair the court house clock during remodeling. The clock has not kept time but is expected to be back in good running order in a day or two. The dial will be illuminated at night again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl West
Court House
West
Williams Carrigo Marriage in Montgomery
Early this morning at St. Peter's church in Montgomery a wedding united Wil lama, a clerk in Montgomery, and Miss Anna Beatrice Carrico with Father Matthewn officiating. The couple are among the town's most popular residents and will make their home in Montgomery. A large reception followed and a dance is planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Montgomery
Fee Willama
Mature
Anna Beatrice Carrico
Roy
Matthewn
Big City
Zacety
Epworth League Convention Draws Attendees to Vincennes
The Epworth League district convention at Rip copa church near Vincennes attracts large crowds with locals traveling from this area. Attendees include Earl Reeves Mabel Reaves Hales Finch and Reverend F W Hart among others. Dr Ira W Clark visiting mother, and Mr and Mrs Wiff Bluckay visiting from Mt Vernon for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth League
Grace Brooks
Clarence Chattis
John Peek
Mattia Simpeon
Lavina Emrick
Edith Horrall
Jennie Barber
Helen Lillie
Hattie Gwin
Mr. Wiff Bluckay
Mt. Vernon
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Charnari
Hastings
Linia
Alex Wil- Ma
Minster
Mary “ Gaused Logkaw
Qia
Mr. O'Neal
Mra
Aton
Chiocionat
Oming Maniiputs
Humbelf
Jules Companies
South Greet
Ite
Leonard Kiefer
Connaughton
James P. Hogan
William A. ‘Alles
St, Mearns
Bert Childress
Lawrenceville
Scott Undertaking Company
Essers
Benham Undertaking Company
United Brethren Church
Addie Dicken
Edgar McCafferty
Clty
Katherine Robingog
Vincennes
New River Bridge
Pinky Kerr
Shere
Abe Martin
Senate
Tillman
B&o
Cision
O'Connell
Kilog
Franin
Potter
Iitten
Epworth League
Ira W. Clark
Winfeld
Kansas
Mac Dougal
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