Thirty Five Years a Priest Celebration at St Peter’s Montgomery
Residents clergy and families gathered at St. Peter’s residence in Montgomery to honor Rev Joseph P. Matthews on his thirty fifth anniversary as a priest. Attendees included Reverends Jochum O’Hare Cobb Hammill Kavanaugh Dwyer Gordon Clancy Mattingly and others with gifts presented to the beloved pastor.
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Joseph P. Matthews
St. Peter's
Montgomery
St. Peter’s Church
William A. Jochum
John T. O’hare
City
Father Cobb
St. Michael's
John Matthews
Joseph Matthews
Nicholas Matthews
Ellen McDonald
George Doyle
L. B. Spaulding
Bernard I
Spaulding
Helen
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J. P. Matthews
Six Million Dollar Bank Merger Planned at Vincennes
Vincennes Indiana reports plans for a merger of three large local banks American National Second Nations Indiana Citizens Trust to form a single financial institution with assets around six million dollars. A stockholders meeting set for July 7 will vote on increasing American National stock to about 539000 to absorb the other two banks. The American National Bank will relocate to a new building by Saturday June 12.
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Vincennes
Indi
Nex County
Americc
National
Mdans
Citizen's Trust Company
American National Bank
American National Ak
Jone
Senate backs hearing for Ireland at peace conference
In Washington on June 6 the Senate approved by 60 to 1 a Borah resolution urging U S peace delegates to seek a hearing for Ireland's independence claims. Count Plunkett Edward DeValera and Arthur Griffith would appear before the Versailles conference. Senator Williams of Mississippi opposed.
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Washington
D.C
Senate
Ireland
Wiliams
Mississippi
Count Plunkett
Edward DeValera
Arthur Griffith
Council to Re Elect Smiley to School Board
Next Monday council plans to re elect Dr M Smiley to the city school board replacing the term expiring. The board already includes Republicans M Hastings and A G Wise.
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Smiley
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M. Smiley
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Fir Board
M. 3. Hastings
A. G. Wise
War letters and homecomings pace small town news
Sugarland resident receives a brother’s wartime letter promising soon return. A photo of battlefield dead accompanies the message. A fishing mishap sends a fish hook into Arthur Mendenhall’s finger. A marriage license is issued to Charles Denson and Lulu Batchelor. Funeral services planned for Mat McCracken with a Mt. Olive church ceremony. A wounded Argonne quail becomes a veteran’s pet. Fire department responds to a chimney roof blaze on Center Street. Grandson Luther R. Hughey arrives home after overseas service. The starfish eye fact closes the column.
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Mat McCracken
Tacomas Wash
Levi Hunter
Cosby Street
Mt. Olive Church
Durial
Farewell Outing for Mrs. Shaw Before Montana Move
Eastside park guests gathered Thursday to bid farewell to Mrs. Jacob Shaw of 1206 West Van Trees Street who departs Saturday for Montana. Attendees included Mrs. Andrew Haag and others, with Mrs. Paris Shaw and Mrs. Fred Walters among the cicculus. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Rang left for New York City to spend a month while he pursues post graduate study.
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Eastside Park
Jacob Shaw
West van Trees Street
Montana
Andrew Haag
Bert Chapman
Helen Clark
Ira Leffler
John Kellams
Fred Walters
Russell Phillipps
Victor DuVall
S. Fred Clayton
Paris Shaw
A. A. Rang
New York City
New Concrete From Slag and Seaweed Gains Ground in England
In England houses are being built using a novel concrete primarily made from slag and seaweed. The material promises lighter weight and potential cost savings, signaling a shift in construction materials.
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England
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