Wedding Bells Ring At St Simon St Marys Church
Two couples wed in a single wedding day at St Simons and St Marys Church. Julbo Dougherty and Aliss Emma Bordinet tied the knot with attendants John Sinnott and Margaret Vogler. The groom is a machinist with plans to work in Arizona and the newlyweds will make their home in Douglas. In a separate ceremony, John Sinnott and Miss Margaret Vogler were married by Rev Frank Sinnott with relatives present. They will honeymoon in Cincinnati before settling in Washington.
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St Simon’s Church
John
Dougherty
Emma Bordinet
John Sinnott
Margaret Vogler
Shej
Eugene Dougherty
B. & C. Southwestern Railway
Douglass
Arizona
Mr. Dougherty
Mr Bassler
Fran
Frank Sinnott
Missler
Nicholas Bassler
Sinnott
Neal & Eskridgapartment
Cincinnati
Mfushington
Will Boy
Walnut
East First Street
Evangelistic Tent Meet Draws Large Crowds at Walnut Corner
Evangelistic tent meetings at the Walnut and West Seventeenth streets corner attract large crowds. A noon-day luncheon series began today at the B. and O. Southwestern shops, drawing local interest.
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Walnut
West Seventeenth Streets
John Aikman Sr. Dies After Four Months Illness
Obituary note: John Aikman Sr. a respected farmer of Roment Farm, Sugar, passed away after a four month illness. Friends and family recall his long service to the community and its agricultural life. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Lost Power of His Speech Attackd at Paralysis
Johan Aikman of Sugarland, aged sixty two, a prominent farmer and Civil War veteran, died at his home after a paralytic stroke two months earlier. Born February 27, 1846, he spent most of his life in the county and leaves a widow, six children, two brothers, two sisters, and a Kansas-based relative. Funeral at his Sugarland residence Wednesday at 1 o'clock, Oaks Grove cemetery.
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Johan Aikman
Washington
Agattand
Alkman
Aikman
Sugarland
John W Aikman
Hha
Jer
Mr. Aikman
Allman
John Aikman
Aikmans
Daviess
Pdme
James Aikman
Permella Allen
Atx
James
John
Charles Aikman
Oliver Carroll
Elizabeth
Mary Aikman
Henry
Samuel
Aik
Matt
Martha Aikman
Simeon Coleman
Topeka
Kansas
Atkman
Forty-second
Indiana Volunteers
Baptist
Thurel
Aikmbn
Oaks Grove
Selby Arrested by Marshal at Petersburg Visit
Petersburg June 19 marshal Reid of Oakland City arrested James Selby who lives in Arkansas but was visiting his mother three miles south of Petersburg. Brumfield, the attorney, entered the case. Selby had escaped and fought to avoid custody as the marshal brought him to the county jail.
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Petersburg
Marshal Reid
Oakland City
James Selby
Arkansas
Bat
Wyer
of Brumfield
Attey Selby
Scarshal
Brumfield
Kuilford
Bas City
Columbus
Ner
Fines Spelled Out After Court Action In Chicago Case
Court recently exacted penalties totaling about $50 000 from Chicago and Quindy amid warnings that imprisonment could deter smugglers and disrupt commerce. The report notes the incident as part of broader statutes and enforcement efforts affecting shippers and barriers to trade. A child named Jameson Online at 104 Haradd Avenue is mentioned in connection with the case.
Bite of mad dog is in St. Louis
A report states a dog bite incident has occurred in St. Louis with authorities confirming a mad dog exposure concern and possible precautions for nearby residents. Local health officials urge vaccination checks and quarantine of the animal while investigations continue.
Hospital patient bitten by mad dog receives long treatment
A man bitten by a dog that later showed hydrophobia is treated at a hospital. His wound is healing, doctors expect at least three weeks of care. His wife and a farm employee were also bitten but show no signs of rabies yet. The case hinges on the dog’s behavior and the incubation period before any symptoms appear.
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William Déwae
Carmet
Sug
Jarland
Theity
Ina St. Laws
Hite
Hin
Do Downs
Downs
Belet
Ditch dispute upholds favor for Elmore township challenger
Noon session reports Albert H. Dillon of Elmore township winning a ruling that the proposed ditch is not a public utility. Other cases include Van Witlite selling without license, Wolpert selling to a minor, and several docket actions with judgments and foreclosures including Lund's judgment for 1,852 and Williams trustee foreclosure for 534.95.
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Albert H. Dillon
Elmore Township
Dillon
Frank van Witlite
Henry Wolpert
John
Raycraft
Harvey Ferguson
Alfie Liycas
Quiet Abe
Circuit
Hugh
Michaels
Joseph Michaels
Lund
John E. Williams
Nicholas P. Walsh
City liverymen consider boarding rates hike after July first
Rumor says liverymen will charge 12 dollars monthly for boarding after July 1, despite current rates at 10 12 dollars. The rise is blamed on higher feed costs and may spread citywide next month as discussions continue.
Death of Ohio Governor John M Pattison
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of Ohio Governor John M Pattison in Columbus after a brief illness. Pattison, born in Clermont County, pursued law and politics, serving in the Ohio legislature and the U S Congress before becoming governor. The report mentions his early life, agricultural ties, and a campaign context.
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John M. Pattison
Congress
Clermont
Unitel
City
Delawgare
Ohio
Clermont County
Committee Toil Safety Bulance Company
Thia
Harris Will
Andrew
Lintner
Tison
Ler County
Women barred from civil service exam at Allegheny store
Report notes a civil service exam ban affecting women workers at a department store in Allegheny and cites statements by Richard W. Sears praising women clerks as dependable and conscientious while contrasting with male employees. The piece frames shifts in shop dynamics and the role of women in the workforce.
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Trust
Jay
Dana L. May
Washington
Alleghen
Richard W. Searé
Beas ‘& Company
Sears
Law and order debated among conservatives and officials
The piece discusses views that fines fail to deter corporate lawbreaking and that imprisonment may be needed to enforce law. It notes officials in Washington predicting broad actions against a rail company amid a wave of cases shaping enforcement expectations.
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Isch Bays
New York Evening East
Wash
Standard ‘Ou Company
Rall
Williams v Willis et al suit filed in city court
Leona Williams leads a civil action against Willis Williams and others. Adelphia Robinson and Grdindt with Tharp and Gardiner attorneys represent the plaintiffs. The filing cites multiple parties and appears in the local docket.
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Leona Williams
Willis
Wilams
Adelphia Robinon
Grdindt
Tharp & J
Camping at Apra: Woodson Tharp and Cicero Eskridgs camping
Camping at Apra this week features Woodson Tharp Cicero Eskridgs Frank Tolson and Oraiend Hawk ing joining others in a local outing.
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Apra
Woodson Tharp
Cicero Eskridgs
Frank Tolson
Oraiend Hawking
Apraw
Women praised as dependable workers in electric company
The Western Electric Company manager lauded women employees saying they are more dependable, better at handling work, and essential to operations. He claimed the company employs over 2,000 women and stated they could not be replaced. Names mentioned include John 3. Dougherty, Emmet Bordinet, John A. Sihnett, Louise M. Buseler, Otto M. Jones, and Jane Autsob.
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Western Electric Company
John 3. Dougherty
Emmet Bordinet
John A. Sihnett
Louise” M. Buseler
Jane Autsob
Price of a kiss ends in gunfire at Vandalia rail yard
Edward Dimesa, a Vandalia railroad employee, allegedly threatened and offered a dollar to Pearl Aldergon on Malin street in Duncan. Andrew Anderson and his son confronted him. Duncan fired twice at the son and followed with a fatal shot to the father’s right chest. Anderson, married, was wounded and rushed to care after a pursuit and arrest.
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Union
Andrew Adderson
Edward Dimesa
Vandalia Railroad
Malin Street
Duncan
Mb Pearl Aldergon
Anderson
St. Simons Commencement At St Simon’s Hall
The annual commencement of St Simon s academy is held at St Simon s hall tonight. The class of 1986 includes Anna EB Raymann Lena Mt Don hue and Bertha C Smeltzer. A strong program features essays by graduates and school music with Miss Lenora Vig rendering a cornet.
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St. Simon's Academy
St. Simon’s Hall
Anna EB
Raymann
Lena Mt. Donhue
Bertha C. Smeltzer
Lenora Divig
Vincennes Couple to Wed at First Methodist Church
Vincennes June 28 Miss Biddla Adams and Mr Ernest M Causait plan to marry on June 26 at First Methodist Church with Rev J W Doderinge officiating. Mr Causait is a traveling salesman and Miss Adams is daughter of Thomas H Adams a local fisherman.
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Vincennes
Misa Biddla Adams
Ernest M
Firet Methodist Church
J. W. Doderinge
Cisgell
Misa Adams
Thomas H. ‘Adams
Mid-I
Fisher
Vincennes ,Commercial
Antis Win on a Fluke at Presbyterian Meeting
Disputed church union issue centered on Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian property. Five elders voted to leave the union. J H Barrows acted as chairman and defended the majority vote. The Rev Mr Ashbute and Mr Hudgins figure among the strong opponents, while the General Assembly supports the May union decision.
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Ald He
Jefferson Avenue
Cumbert Sehia
J. H. Barrows
Andiche
Coveringen
Ashbtite
Presbyterian
Nir
Hudgins
Ben
Irwin Court Records Mention Fine In Toxication Case
In Irwin Court today Miss Angéline Smit of Bart Township ran here to visit her brother John B Smith. She was fined $1 for intoxication in a brief police court proceeding.
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Angéline Smit
Bart Township
Johnb Smith
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ST. Simon's
ST. Mary's Church
Julbo Dougherty
Aliss Emma Bordinet
Louise
Bossier
John, Sinnott
B. PB
Gorwns
Cambrie
Isles
Atilee Sean Weenie
John Aikman SR
Sprak
Fuh Aikman
James Onlin
Haradd. Avenue
JO Whltamn Downs
ST. Louis
Will Raige Price
John Pattison
Orio
Cincinna
Lieutenadt
Ain
Chicago
Linton
ED Duncan
St. Simon's Hall
Antis
Police ‘Court
Irwin
Hawk
Hohfield
the Hatfield
Palmer Co
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