Surprised Their Friends John Cissy Marries Miss Collison
John Cissy of Loogootee and Miss Collison of Clacy surprised friends by marrying Thursday night. They traveled forty-six cities, then wed at a parsonage with no attendants. After the ceremony they returned to Lavoghte, spent the night, and planned further travels before settling at Longoo ne. Collison is noted as a well-known girl. Cissy is a respected bookkeeper for Mod Carnahan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cissy
Loogootee
Miss Eeoe
Collison
Clacy
Sud
Able
Lavoghte
Longoone
Miss Collison
Olay
Ciksel
Mod Carnahan Company
Luggerie
nyleRhoring Lown
Untitled fragmentary diary and notices mix of names and events
Fragmented OCR text shows a diary like collage with scattered names, places, dates, and phrases. The readable fragments mention people, locations, and events in a blurred, non coherent way, giving little clear reporting but indicating a dated, local record of social or community items.
Vaudeville and parade at the county fair in Indiana
The event list notes a vaudeville program titled The Voyage of Jahn Smon by Polwa ca fd das Warriors, plus dances and a lodge march. Local officials and residents plan a Labor Day celebration with a 20 dollar fund, parade on Troy road, and a gathering at the courthouse square. Rehearsals and tickets are promoted. community leaders include Thome Singleton and Jona Wise. Separate notices commend Dr King’s New Discovery and other remedies with local endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polwa
Oi Porshortay
Davies County
Indiana
Geoconnteoe
Saab
Amity
Thome Singleton
Tres Ier
Troy
Mareh
Jona Wise
Inesi
Toofave & Banner
C OF
Aghton
Vona
Phom Ad Singleton
Lars
Stanton
Rek Wil Matthew McGeher
Ll. S. Horall
D&e
Unclear fragmentary text from a local notice
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a person named A. Mc Sain, successor to J. M. Smith, with a street address 402 East Minister and references to a business connection. Details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mc Sain
J. M. Smith
Inventions Credited and Harvest of Frost News
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Edison era inventions like stock quotations and barbed wire, plus opinions on credit for inventors. Mentions of Labor Day observances by mayors of Seymour and Vic, and reports of frost in Indiana communities with dates for first frosts last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Indiana
Internal struggle and self critique essay fragment
Fragmentary text reflects a meditation on the self as friend and foe. It urges rising above personal weakness, confronting inner fear, and pursuing a determined path to growth despite confusion and doubt. The piece hints at a journey toward self mastery.
Brown Hyatt Pledge and Engagement Reported
Invitations have been extended for the marriage of Miss Chaba How daughter of Mrs and Wear to Rasmond DD Brown son of Mr and Mrs George Brown. Plans include a September wedding with Arthur Dewar presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puehds
Tb Farin
Mise Chaba How
Mrabanne & Wear
Rasmond DD
Brown
Sen
Genrgu
Utyobdtot
Seponaver de Mes
Arthur Dewar
Mamirday
Miss Hyatt + Trianspolis Nets
Fragments From A Long City Page Notable Names Mentioned
A jumbled OCR style passage mentions numerous personal names and places including Miss Mine Mats, Miss Antiie McTegait, Weenie, Miss Pkdserts pod, and Roosevelt era era references. The text references a Sunday evening event, seating, and protective, civic or social activities with scattered mentions of locations such as Loukgate Paraday and GP Landhsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Norrie
Dosti Soni
Vanifuy
Theanatin
Antiie McTegait
Eytare
Sara Ditfey
Ind
Landhsee
Ieee
Thallesville Court Dismisses Suit Amid Pigeon Incident
In Thallesville a local court session Saturday saw John O Maley and George Prewitt presiding as jury returned verdict for the defendant in a civil suit filed by residents. Amid notes of illness and small-town concerns, a homing pigeon found near Alburt Wardsborough led to reveals of ownership despite limited details. Residents report ongoing mine labor disputes and community visits, with local families recounting Sunday gatherings and weekend contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A
Tits Dort Ak
F Pete
Bernard Abie
John A
St Ehaabeth x Hospital
Wilarconquny
Squire Hackier
John O' Maley
George Prewitt
E. T. Laughlin
Alburt
Wadsworth
Be Inneed
Loulaville
Kenturk
Hattie Coleman
Washington
Tnoan
Overcaw
Mather
Montgomery
Milne
Ty Uule
Hinkle
East Ven Buren
Bara Swaize
J Korn
Ry Fox
Will
Miley Land
Harry
Virgil Stramce
Caver
Ka ‘Efpsville
Local notes from Washington visits and travels
The column lists residents and relatives visiting Washington or traveling away. It mentions John Griffin departing Saturday, James Dejanes in Washington Tuesday, Mand berkard headed to Jamitton, GHio ta yvisin relatives, Dosa returning to Bie heir, Mary Ronety and others in Washington, Nellie Jones returning from Washington, Mr. and Mrs. John McCauley in Washington, Russ Katie Fanning staying with relatives, and Joe Carrick and family among others visiting or hosting in Washington and Corning with event announced for Monday September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffin
Washington
James Dejanes
Atise Mand Berkard
Jamitton
Michael
Rank Dosa
Mary Ronety
Daaent
Thomas Kean
Nellie Jones
Bane
John McCauley
Russ Katie Fanning
Joe Carrick
Patterson
Alphonsug Arvin
Joogootee
Family
Corninghott
Followed Wife to Grave in Oakland Man Dies of Gunshot
Daniel Donahue, found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, was buried under unclear circumstances after a companion, Gustave Arkelt alias Asistedt, faced imprisonment for an alleged murder. Officials call it death by own action. suspicions surround the events at his Oakland home. Weather shows showers in Washington and Missouri with variable temperatures. A Springfield grand jury adjourned after indicting 11 people for alleged riot duty failures amid race tensions. Boston stock dividends report notes changes in splits and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskland
Cal
Daniel Donahue
Wmery Vt
Gustave Arkelt
Asistedt
Ienahue
Oroners T
Flood
Orones Hert
Sersant
Hig
Broners
Dor
Springfield
Springflel Yileemen
Sherif Warner
Pole Wilbur
Charles Walsh
Tmon PD Springfel
Miss Olive Deering Sings Tonight at Theatorium
Olive Deering performs with Laporte of the Farm providing orchestra accompaniment in a Torium show. An ad lists various agricultural goods and trade figures tied to national production, with trial bottles offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Deering
Theatorium
Orlchestra
No Warls
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Ag Bruder
Lyf
Saparbas
Ftoe
Hornad
Jed
Carnahan’s
Daviess County
M. J. Carnahan Company
Smiley
Prec. A. EL Greenwood
Secy
Read
Treas
Capital
sWithdrawal
Dasa
Temple Court
Bulldine
General Merchandiga
Zack Jones
Lorne
Allen & O
Donlad
Adingapolis
Washington Collecting Service
East Main
John White
Fl Avenue
Hoalton
Maton
Fivce
Dr. King
Shehley
Cupernegigh
Ios
Gobes
Burns
Wal- Q Nelnits
Hureanoagh Hancker
Toy the Eel
Eedsvalle
Strang
Pod Daly
Congress Street
Chicago
Chase
Wiliam C. Bette’ Drug Store
Williams, Betts
Charles E. Smith
West
Franklin
Maine
Dr. Kleg
Witlkam Ve. Betts
Gemedicins Co
St. Louia
Lf.Mpnemeler
Seymour
Viccednes Fave
Ipige
Brown-Hyatt
Casnelau TG
Sartaf Fahmenet
Loukgate
Paraday
Americas
Moe
Thallesville
Worning
Shington
Boston
Hinguaracoa
Humphreys
Nagiish
Adul
B. Dybembery
Cole
M. Topthachs
Calcutta
Drunsislaar
Yorks
al Wong
Qpality
Harding
Miller Musice Company
E. Main St
Ie Mes A. Hunenass
Calla
Laporte
French Lick
Toliver Hotel
Hus
Robertson Amisnsfield
Wheatland, Ind
Industrial Savings and ‘Loan Association
W.M. Aikman
Main
Wacker
Jetacel
Turner
Lnger
Walnut Street
Kent
Geo. H. Reaa Real Estate
John
Gavanaugh
Fifth Street Grocery
William Beck
Nsurance
Buppllea
P. Kiefer
Adrign Hamersty
Charles Williams
Heard and Rengne
Philander McHenry Olive
C. Kuilding
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
John Dosch
East Main Street
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