Vincennes area personals note several visits and returns
Miss Catherine Burke west in Vincennes for a visit Mrs J L Reeve of Edwardsport has returned home after a dig visit with George E Reeve Elbert McKernan returned home from a visit to Indianapolis Perry Green of the Vincennes Capital was here Tuesday Mrs FE Hastings and daughter Eleanor went to Odon today for a visit with Mrs Hhettugs parents Robert Aikman went to Linton for a visit with his uncle Ellsworth Wiltridge and Dan gdne to Barr township to spend the summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Cr W Wade Mrs Mary Gibbs of Wheatland returned home today Mrs Frances Rodarme has gone to Law Wrenrevile to visit with daughter Mrs Clrcle R Chase William Baker of Wheatland was in the city today on business W H OHaver and family have returned to their home in Lawrence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. E. Hastings
Eleanor
Odon
Hhettugs
Ellsworth Wiltridge
Dan Gdne
Barr Township
Cr. W. Wade
Frances Rodarme
Law Wrenrevile
Clrcle R Chase
Local residents travel for visits and family matters
Ed Keller and Bi left for India. Mrs. B E Lakonette visited Petersburg with her sister. Mrs. Meinhardt returned to Petersburg. Mrs. Roy Henry of Chicago visited Petersburg and saw Clarence Kinney. J W Whitley returned home after a commissioners meeting. Mrs. William Loughmiller visited Odgen to see friends and relatives. Mrs. Elijah McFarland and son Wilfred came from Shouts. Mrs. Frank Mitchell went to Elno fra. Mrs. Harry Stevenson family returned to Terre Haute after visiting Mrs. John Bhnes. Florence Laube and Marie Lauhe visited Vincennes. Mrs. Otie Marshall from Terre Haute visited Malinda Lowery. Mrs. John Burris and son went to Terre Haute. T C Bryant and children visited Winslow. Miles Belle Reed of Dayton studied with Dorcas Reed. Frank Bryant went to Oakland City to see his seriously ill father. Mrs. Mary Bennett of Wheatland returned home. George Laws went to Clocinogu. Mrs. Otto Graf visited Champaign. Mr. and Mrs. C C Stevens returned from Lawrenceville. Rev. J W Darby returned from Bridgeport. Mrs. M H Graham of Browns town visited. Car Gilley went to Black Oak.
Engine 401 Wreck At Treacherous Pool Delays Evening Work
An accident delayed service as workers labored to recover engine 401 from a watery grave. The head end lay exposed at the pool bank after sinking in mud and water, two engines and a wrecker were used to drag it free, and the engine was to be set back on the track with a large derrick once removed from the water.
Stratiszical and Astronomical Notes From June 4 1826
A compact historical-clipping style card notes births deaths and unions of figures such as Philip William Otterbein John Eager Howard and Eliza Archard Conner. It also lists astronomical events Mercury Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter and upcoming weather cues with marriage licenses and names of couples in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Willam Otterbein
The
Otterbein Methodists
John Eager Howard
Lincoln
Chicago Times
Eliza Archard Conner
New York City
Odds And Ends From A Fractured News Page
A jumble of brief notes covers diverse topics from shipyards in England to a Rock Springs boy with red whiskers. It notes Chicago dog show totals, Swiss permit rules for travelers, and a Paris scientist brewing microbes in poultry care. Also mentioned are eyebrow shields, Norway’s crafts, and a $75,000 steel bridge amid a March washout near Hazelton and Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talspan
Hazelton and Decker
Over Half Century. S. Foxi and Psops Medical Blook
Fragmentary text references long service and medical items. Names like S. Foxi and psops appear with years and a free medical block phrase. Unsure precise events.
Goat devours marriage license in Hazelton scene
Report from Milford H. Smith of Philadelphia notes a misfortune of a slight operation. he was dismissed from the hospital. Lawrenceburg Indiana June 4 describes a ribbon mishap at a wedding attempt, a goat eating the ribbon during the license ceremony while preparations continued. a preacher waited for another license. The Bicknell baseball crowd drew about 1,000 spectators. 75 percent enjoyed a beer. St Simon's parish plans a market at Keller Fl & Williams furniture store Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford H. Smith
Philadelphia
Smith
Herald
M. Gribbén
Bennington
Bridg’s
Episcopal Church
Besant
St Simon's
Keller Fl & Williams
Atore Sataé
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westeeee Seeewsmeree
Tae Shee Sane
Boston
Catherine Burke West
Vincennes
J. L. Reeve
Edwardsport
George E. Reeve
Elbert McKernan
Indianapolis
Perry Green
Vincennes Capital
Robert Aikman
Linton
Mary Gibbs
Wheatland
William Baker
W. H. O'Haver
Sheir
Larence
Hutton
eyRarlais Pomps
Lea
Soron
John Reinsel
Earth
Mortbeige
Ed Keller
India
B.e.lakonette
T Petersburg
Liste
Meinhardt
Petersburg
Roy Henry
Chicago
Clarence Kinney
J W. Whitley
Odop
William Loughmiller
iOdon
Elija McFarland
Wilfred
Frank Mitchell
Elnofra
Harry Stevenson
Terre Haute
Mra
John Bhnes
Florence Klee
Slater
Marie Lauhe
Laube
Otie Marshall
Malinda Lowery
Pear Street
John Burris
John
Wu Viult
T. C. Bryant
Winslow
Mrs.Bryant
Miles Belle Reed
Dayton
Ohio
Mrs
Dorcas Reed
Frank Bryant
Oakland City
Mary Bennett
George Laws
Otto Graf
Champaign
Mrs. C. C. Stevens
Lawrenceville
J. W. Darby
Bridgeport
M. H. Graham
Brownstown
Car Gilley
Black Oak
Mercury
Venna
Saturn
Mars
Jupite
Pinét
Jaaac W. Dickinson
East End
Ctty
Joseph Franklin Arnold
Mildred Chandier
Humble
City
Richard Yar ¥An
Larkie Lucanna Ball
Horon
Fuere
Odds and Ends
England
Abe Marland
Morehan
Switzerland
Casiar Kirkendall
Rock Springs
Wyjo
J. Ham Lewis
New York
France
Atl
Paris
scienUat
Norway
Carpentera
Oie
Hunt Am UU Asai
Hazelton Digdas
Ranges Company
D River
Lawrenceburg Tnd
Walter Massey
Vincevines
Wechfevous
Mach Itavar
Gitoben
Coe
Anna Iting Chahee
Rhage
Bicknell
Bofdei
Woman's
Cleveland
Mpany
Wy ' Nealytebonig
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