Pioneer matron Harriet Keever obituary remembered at Fountain City
Long obituary notes Harriet S. Keever born April 14, 1823 near Fountain City, widow of Michael Keever later Parker Bogue, died Nov 18 at age 98. Survived by one son Parker Bogue, one daughter Martha Newbern, seven grandchildren and thirty two great grandchildren. The piece honors her pioneer life, faith, hospitality, and service, and includes tribute by family and local friends. It also references Anna E Kennedy who died Nov 28, 1921, and George Robert Kennedy, Ora K Moore, with memories from Rebekah Lodge and Woman's Relief Corps testimony.
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Harriet S. Keever
John
Penina Peelle
Fountain City
Josiah Bogue
Michael Keever
Mr. Keever
Grandma Keever
Parker Bogue
Bogue
Parker
Anna Bogue Sheppard
Huntsville
Martha Newbern
Centreville
George Keever
Detroit
Michigan
Lucy Thorn
Lynn
Ruth McCann
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Anna E. Kennedy
Winchester
Centerville
Wayne County
Indiana
Sanford
Eliza Culbertson
Nelson Culbertson
Albany
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Robert Kennedy
Ora K. Moore
Randolpn County
Rebekah Lodge
Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand’s Association
Parthenons
Whittier
Death Claims a Beloved Wife and Mother
A poignant obituary notes the passing of a cherished wife and mother, describing grief as a shadow while affirming the enduring light of memories. The assembly gathers to mourn the loss and honor the deceased’s life and kin.
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G. Robert Kennedy
Heenan Moore
Death
Mrs Anna Howell Dies After Illness At County Hospital
Mrs. Anna Howell aged 53 died at County Hospital Tuesday after a illness of duration. Funeral services were held in the afternoon conducted by Rev Ira Johnson and Rev Henry Pickett. Burial was in Little Creek cemetery south of Modoc. Survived by two daughters Mrs O H Baxter of Indianapolis and Mrs Lucy Garrett of Bloomingsport and her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Far.
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Anna Howell
Lynn
Ira Johnson
Henry Pickett
Little Creek
Modoc
O. H. Baxter
Indianapolis
Lucy Garrett
Bloomingsport
Edwin Far
Congress Voters Back Fifty-Seventh Congress Against Rabid Critics
The Republican Publicity Association defends the Sixty-seventh Congress, labeling critics as radicals. It cites 136 laws enacted in six months and lists major measures including internal revenue, budget, tariff, veterans, immigration, antibeer, farm loan, shipping, and war acts. It argues elected representatives reflect the will of the people and warns against embracing a “fool Congress” notion.
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Washington
Congress
Republican Publicity Association
Washington Herald
United States
Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
House of Representatives
Senate
Winter Arrives as Community Reports Mixed Health News
The morning hints at snow while the sick improve. Local residents note visits among families including Robert Mills, Mrs. Clare Mills, Mrs. Van Williams, and the Peggs. Mrs. Joe Brickley hosts the Ladies' Aid with Mrs. Banning absent. Mr. Wright's Friday Winchester accident is less serious than feared.
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Robert Mills
Taylor Pegg
Clare Mills
Amburn
van Williams
Mary Colbert
Portland
Robert Williams
Clara
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joe Brickley
Banning
O. N. Wright
Wright
Winchester
Bennie Addington
John Pegg
Mamie Pursley
Teachers Institute
Lungaria Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
LUNGARIA is advertised as without a rival for ordinary or deep seated coughs and colds and for relief of whooping cough. Claims astonishing results and lifelong use. Warns danger from cough or cold and promotes Lungarta as quick conqueror. Safe for all ages, prices 60 cents and 1.20 per unit. Route and store details omitted.
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Ritton
ORU
Lincoln School Notes Highlight November Honor Roll and Activities
The Lincoln school notes report a Health Crusade interest by fifth and sixth graders with thirty pages enrolled. November honor roll names include Leon Jarrett Gertrude Rhoades Irene Brumley Mabel Penery Florence Miller Mildred Hurst Leona Andrey Marion Potter Glenda Briner and Frances Jones is absent due to illness. A series of Wednesday assembly entertainments begins with seventh grade next week. Benjamin E Hinshaw spoke on postal regulations. Junior Red Cross members fund magazines and seals while Red Cross Seals support TB fight. Seniors study Paradise Lost and student officers are listed for freshman and junior classes. Flora Wilmore is ill. Lyceum date Jan 2 1922.
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Leon Jarrett
Gertrude Rhoades
Irene Brumley
Mabel Penery
Florence Miller
Mildred Hurst
Leona Andrey
Marion Potter
Glenda Briner
Frances Jones
Benjamin E.hinshaw
Red Cross
Milton
Clea Thornburg
Nelson Trusler Post elects new G A R officers
Nelson Trusler Post G A R elected Olynthus Cox as commander C H Wright senior vice commander William Y Puckett junior vice commander B N Botkin officer of the day Joseph Watts chaplain William Boswell inner guard An adjutant master sergeant and quartermaster sergeant to be appointed by the new commander The old veterans occupy a newly furnished basement room in the courthouse and invite visitors to inspect their new quarters.
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Nelson Trusler
Olynthus Cox
C. H. Wright
William Y. Puckett
B. N. Botkin
Joseph Watts
William Boswell
Court
Olen Sasser Dead In Monday Interment Notice
Olen Sasser died Friday in Munele and was brought to this city for interment at the river cemetery today. He was long a resident of this county and burial services are planned for the grave.
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Olen Oe
Munele
Hubbard & Leavell Monthly Shipment and Sales Report
During November Hubbard & Leavell shipped seventy car loads of stock to destinations including Brinkman Wood & Beck in Pittsburgh National Live Stock Commission in Cleveland Powell Brothers in Indianapolis Meeks Doren & Miller in East Buffalo Boren Bennett & Co in Indianapolis and Louisville Produce Co in Louisville They sold 287 hogs and purchased 5355 hogs 169 calves 180 cattle and 143 sheep to farmers and butchers.
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Hubbard & Leavell
Brinkman, Wood & Beck
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
National Live Stock Commission Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Powell Brothers
Indianapolis
Meeks, Doren & Miller
East Buffalo
N. Y
Boren Bennett &Co
Louisville Produce Co
Louisville
Kentucky
Rank of Knight Conferreed at Ridgeville Meeting
Twenty four K of P Lodge members from the county attended the Ridgeville Knights of Pythias meeting. Ernest Dunn of Union City and Bluffton deputy May Field spoke as the county team demonstrated the Knight work. The event drew participants from across the county and was considered interesting.
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K. of P. Lodge
Ridgeville Tigeday
Ridgeville
Knights of Pythias
Ernest Dunn
Union City
Aay Field
Bluffton
Jive 70 Tronize the Home Mer Chan
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The
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Officers Elected for Encampment No 50 I O O F
The White River Encampment No 50 I O O F has elected Wm P Sackett as chief patriarch Frank Wysong Jr as high priest L W Roosa as senior warden Enos Roosa as junior warden T A Helms as recording scribe J C Meier as financial scribe Josiah Lamm as treasurer and C C Johnson as trustee for the ensuing term.
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White River
Wm. P. Sackett
Frank Wysong, Jr
L. W. Roosa
Enos Roosa
T. A. Helms
J. C. Meier
Josiah Lamm
C. C. Johnson
Officers Elected by Mohawk Tribe at Regular Meeting
The Mohawk Tribe No. 72 I O R M reports officers elected at the regular meeting Monday evening. Howard Summers appointed P with R Mack S G Wolford S, Nick Keener J W, Chashee Co of R Maurice O Neil K of W, Fred Darrah Trustee.
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Howard Summers
A R. Mack
G. Wolford
Nick Keener
J. W
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Puckett & Helms Meat Market
West Side Square
Mugwamps
Sion
Phillipine
the Gay Toy Procession
M. L. Mills & Sons Co
Lincoln
Cecil Miller
Ermin Fisher
Virgil Miller
Glen Engle
Flora Wilmore
Lyceum
Olen Sasser
Oul
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