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Waynetown Despatch

Location

Waynetown, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1904

Page

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Local man Jeff Mills dies by self inflicted gunshot

A Wayne County incident reports Jeff Mills as morbid and troubled prior to shooting himself with a Remington rifle in the orchard near his home. The coroner held an inquest, his son Frederick A Mills being notified, and a large funeral with Masonic rites followed at the family home.

Waynetown Jeff Mills Dr. Hurt John W. Shuler Nellie Nolan Mr. Mills Fred Indianapolis Business College Thomas J. Mills Blackford County Hartford City Elizabeth Pierce Frederick A J. P. Henson K. of P. Lodge

Gray Family Reunion Celebrates Uncle Sam Gray’s Birth

The twenty-eighth Gray reunion gathered about seventy relatives and friends at Mr. and Mrs. James Gray’s south of town. A grand feast followed by a short program by the youngsters ended a pleasant afternoon. Visitors included Susan Wor men of Dayton Ohio Aunt Susan Walters and daughter Mrs Will O Neal of Crawfordsville S P Gray and wife of Covington and W B Gray and sister Stella of Veedersburg. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Redden B Snyder of Crawfordsville.

Gray Sam Gray James Gray Susan Wormen Dayton Ohio Susan Walters Will Oq’ Neal Crawfordsville S. P. Gray Covington W. B. Gray Stella Veedersburg Redden B.snyder

Ice Cream Supper Planned by M. E. Church Ladies

The ladies of the M. E. church announce an ice cream supper on the church lawn in the rear of the building one week from tomorrow evening Saturday June 25. Ice cream and cake will cost 10 cents. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy a good time.

M. EH. Church

Odd Fellows Memorial Service and Grave Decorating

Sunday afternoon the Odd Fellows lodge holds a memorial service at the M E church at 2 PM with Rev W B Adkins delivering the address. Members and visiting brothers will meet at the lodge, march to the church led by the band, then graves at Wesley cemetery and the old cemetery east of town will be decorated in forenoon and twenty four at the Masonic cemetery will be decorated after the service. Rebekah lodge members are invited to help arrange flowers, join the parade, and take part at the cemetery.

Odd Fellows Lodge M. FE W. Bion Adkins T. J. Simpson Wesley Cemetery Archie Bratton Old Masonic Rebekah Lodge

Children Day Exercises Delightful Evening at M E Church

The Sunday school ladies organized three weeks of practice for Children Day at the M E church. The program pleased the audience and youngsters, but the offertory of 4.70 was meager and deserves rebuke, as the crowd could have given much more.

M. E. Church

Memorial and Decoration Services of Waynetown R of P Lodge

The annual memorial and decoration services were held Sunday afternoon. Illness kept W T Whittington from delivering the address, but Rev Risner of Crawfordsville Baptist church spoke instead. Knights marched to Masonic cemetery to decorate graves, with many present from Hillsboro Wingate and other lodges.

Waynetown Hillsboro Wingate

Warning on typhoid fever epidemic threats

Dr A N Hamilton, secretary of the local board of health, warns of a potential typhoid epidemic unless strict sanitary measures are followed. He urges clean premises, healthy wells, and that boys avoid bathing in the creek, recommending tubs of water as safer baths. Early spring rains have left decaying matter along streams increasing disease risk.

A. N. Hamilton Board of Health

Eleventh Birthday Party Delight In A Social

On Tuesday evening Master Paul Sutton celebrated with almost thirty friends at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sutton. The event fulfilled plans for his eleventh birthday delayed by illness. Games, ice cream, cake, and continued revelry followed at the residence into the evening, with everyone returning home tired but happy.

Paul Sutton Ike Sutton

Murder Mills Victim Henry Hendrick Jr Ends Life

Henry Hendrickson, 26, drank carbolic acid and died, a recent victim in the Covington area’s murderous saloon scourge. The article portrays alcohol as his foe, noting repeated failures to reform and choosing death over ongoing debauchery.

Covington Henry Hendrickson

Conner to Lecture Rex Von Wonee at Local Church

On Tuesday evening June 28 A W Conner will deliver Rex Von Wonee The Preachers Boy or the Worst Boy in Town at the Christian church Reserved seats will be on sale at the furniture store on and after Monday next Seats 15 cents Children 18 years and under 10c Conner spoke at the Commencement address here recently and the lecture is said to be first class.

A. W. Conner Rex von Wonee The Christian Church Conner Pearl Beam Pearl Kline Crawfordsville Squire Biddle Ab Brown Charley Geigner Bond Kimberlin Heights Tenn Ashley Johnson Baptist Church Julia Saxon Glen Harford City T. J. Mills Jim Wilkinson

Convention Held By Wayne Township Republicans

Wayne township Republicans met Monday night after failing to select a delegate for the Joint Senatorial Convention at Crawfordsville. Fifteen to twenty rank and file chose Dr. H. M. Bounwell as delegate and E. E. Vanscoyo e as alternate. H. L. Harvey chaired. E. E. Vanscoyoe was secretary.

Wayne Township Crawfordsville H. M. Bounwell E. E. Vanscoyoe H. L. Harvey

Correction: Poage to preach here not Ingersoll

A correction from the issue states that Fld. Clarence H Poage will not preach at Ingersoll on Sunday as announced elsewhere. He will instead preach here at 11 a m with the subject Four-Square Christians. Everyone is invited.

Clarence H. Poage Ingersoll

Wingate events and Crawfordsville show notes

Mrs. I N Henry and son Dallas of Wingate attend events while Wingate hosts a horse show on June 25. Crawfordsville activity includes theft worries, horse show prizes, church fresco completion, and Kids Day program with a Foreign Missions collection. Various residents travel to Indy and New Richmond for visits and fairs.

I. N. Henry Dallas Wingate Wim, Swank Elmdale

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Andy Herron Edwin Ingersoll Andrew Ilerron Ripley Township Thomas Frank Herron Willard Fink Odd Fellows Will Rider and Fern Lough Phoeba McAlister Enoch Earl Aid W. W. Livengood Lon Freeman Wingate and Mellott Sam Groves Blanche Zack Lizzie Darnall New Richmond J. C. Vaughn Lee Schlosser Indianapolis Arthur India Blaack Sorosis Childrens’ Shoes Mack Foster Munns
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