Personal notices from town residents indicate multiple visits
Miss Anna May Thomas traveled to Petersburg. Delbert and Virgil Williams visited Thomas. Bertha Simpson went to Evansville. H Webb went on a business trip to Evansville. Wade of Mabel Buhr Suhr visited here and Soba Gromel of West Baden was visiting. Mrs Cahill of Cangerburg was in the city. Wade went to Evansville to bring home his daughter Katherine Mansfield Flora Belle from an appendicitis operation. Melva Hewkins of Madison visited. Louie Laurie returned from Vincennes. Gaylord-Palmer went to Mitebepi. John and Dre visited. Mr Hints of St. Louis and Mrs. Samuel Chknoweth and daughter Ardys were here. Mrs Mary Shirley hosted a visit with Jeb Ormsby at Florence. David Chapman traveled from Byen to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
Virgil Williams
Thomas
Simpson
Evansville
H.webb
C. Ww. Wade
Katherine
Mansfield Flora Belle
Wheatland
Melva Hewkins
Madison
Jeb Ormsby
Florence
David
Avid Chapman
Birthday Parties Honor Mrs Keller and Heldias Bruner
A series of social gatherings is described with a birthday party for Mrs. Ada Keller and Heldias Bruner at 1215 east Van Trees street from 2 to 6 on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees include numerous local residents and out of town guests from Pittsburgh and Swan Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Haa’ Keller
Prégent
Ada Keller
George Brown
Sarah Honey
Eleanor
Perry- Mossler
Herschel Spainhour
Joyce
Daniel Rutter
Thelma
Lillian Ging
LaVera
Enos
Sullivan
Agnes Keller
Zella
Yeager
Eula Yeager
Helen Allen
Maud Bruner
van Trees Street
Heldias
Katherine Belcher
Leone Ferguson
Geneva Fields
Mauree Tolbert
Lewie
Willams
Millie Harris
Initial Garbled Report On Domestic Incident At Home
A fragmented OCR item describes an attempted use of a gun thwarted and police hastening to a residence. Beasley found at home wearing only an undershirt and trousers with a half brick in hand. Unclear whether crime charges will include assault or battery.
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Call
Committee to Vis it Local Shops on Supervision Visit
A committee from the B&O general auditor's office in Baltimore will visit all divisions of the B&O system to supervise accounting, time-keeping, labor records, material disbursements and expense distribution. Members are J. J. Ekin, I K. Skilling, S.W. Hill, and W.R. Pitt. They will reach Chillicothe soon and then proceed to this city after Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ekin
I K. Skilling
S.W. Hill
W.R. Pitt
B. &O. General Auditor
Baltimore
Chillicothe
News- Advertiser
Chilifcathe
Thunderstorm Causes Heavy Damage in Evansville
A June thunderstorm in Evansville Indiana caused over 20000 dollars in damage. The First Avenue Presbyterian church was struck by lightning causing 10000 dollars in losses. The parsonage and an adjoining residence suffered 1000 dollars in wall failures. The Illinois Central roundhouse and freight house were unroofed. Breenhouses lost pane s of glass and several trees were wrecked. Fire at a brickyard and sawmill was extinguished without major loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
First Avenue’ Presbyterian Church
Thellinois
Central
June 6 in American History and Astronomical Notes
A historical list highlights birthdays and deaths of notable figures such as Nathan Hale Patrick Henry Jane Lawrence Theodore O Hara and C H Cramp with brief biographical notes. Astronomical events mention evening stars Mercury Venus Saturn Mars and morning star Jupiter with positions and times. Weather notes predict unsettled conditions with possible thunder showers and recent local births and smallpox counts in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
Janes Lawrence
Chesapeake
Theodore O'Hara
Alexander
Kelly McClure
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
C. H. Cramp
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Constellation
Cassiopeia
Saturn
Jupiter
Railroad seeks to abandon Jeffersonville to Watson Junction service
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad petitions the Indiana Public Service Commission to discontinue trains between Jeffersonville and Watson Junction eight miles east, citing lack of funds and poor returns from the branch. The line previously connected Jeffersonville to Louisville, with a Watson to New Albany branch crossing the river, and several short daily trains now operate in a reduced service. Patrons can use alternative routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Southwestern Railroad
Indiana Public Service Commission
Jeffersonville
Watson Junction
Jef
Fersonville
Louisville
Watson
New Albany
Fragmentary OCR note on Sharples separators and pricing
An unclear fragment mentions Sharples separators and a price of 2.50 for tails or a related item. The garbled text includes references to a juke order and a toxic place, with incomplete phrases about a 5 gallon measure.
Alex Moses Shot by Burglar in City
June 6. Alex Moses 8, a merchant, was shot by a burglar wearing a mask while discovering the intruder in his laundry. The burglar fired as Moses confronted him and fled as officers searched for the gunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Moses
Alex
jPoliceman
Moses
Aelonee
Unclear excerpt details riot shots Berlin skating rink
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Fred, multiple shots fired, and a return of fire. The passage also notes a skating rink in Berlin and an ice rink construction with properties described, though all phrasing is incomplete.
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Berlin
Gera
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Anna May Thomas
Tol Petersburg
Cittago
Wade
Mabel Buhr Suhr
Loogdotee
QAR Soba Gromel of
West -Baden
Ch 'P. Cahill
Cangerburg
Gaylord - Palmer
Mitebepi
Aia
Ea Hints, Jr
St. Louis
Samuel
Miss. Ardys
Shoalp
Mary Shirley
Henry “Gosby
wear—Balbriggais,” Parisknit, B. V.D
Palm Beach
Hazel Greenwood
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
East Main Street
Iona Neal
Vsit Logal Shops
Statistical
Congress
Massachusetts
Richard Henry Tee
John’ Brougham
Edwin Booth
Goldwin Stith
Theodore Mandabach
Ear
Oak Grove
Brownstown - Hash
Wart VanTrees
East Sixth and
VanTrees Streets
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R.A
Dairyman
O'Donnell-Barrows
Fred
Stacy
Adams
E.ut
Wright Q
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