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Newspaper

Winchester Journal Herald

Location

Winchester, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

6

Obituary for Oliver A McIntire and child at Buena Vista

Oliver A McIntire son of John G and Annamima McIntire born Feb 4 1885 Winchester Ind died May 17 1921 at his sister Maud E Conleys home age 36. He married Bessie May McLaughlin June 9 1919. Also notes the death of an eight year old girl from Buena Vista with funeral May 18 1921.

Oliver A. McIntire John G Annamima McIntire Winchester Ind Maud E. Conley Meridian Street Patsy Bessie May McLaughlin Oliver

Star of Bethlehem Shines in Porters Home Birth

A late April 1913 birth in the Porter household brings Mamie Rowena into the world as a beacon amid trials in a Bethlehem gospel setting. Her gentle, unselfish nature persisted through afflictions and suffering as her life lit up the family.

Bethlehem Nazareth Calvary Star of

Death notice for John Anthony Reynard

John Anthony Reynard born December 18 1899 died May 26 1921 at age 21 years 5 months 8 days after study at Randolph County schools Lincoln High School class of 1919 Lasalle University of Chicago. He held a responsible position until ill health forced resignation and attended Buena Vista Sunday School.

John Anthony Reynard Iva Clinton Belle (Huffman) Reynard Randolph County Lincoln High School Lasalle University of Chicago Buena Vista Sunday School

Death of a Young Man Rituals of Faith and Hope

A pastor's tribute reflects on a young man’s early death, noting a cheerful demeanor, silent courage, and a belief that Christ’s mission completed in three years of ministry frames the loss. The piece compares a brief mortal life to divine plans, urging resilience and faith amid mourning.

Christ God

Passage Reflects on Loss and Faith at Farewell

A memorial-style reflection quotes scripture and poetry on death and the voyage beyond. It notes John’s departure as a new dawn and invokes "one clear call" toward a hoped reunion with the pilot. The obituary mentions mourners including father, mother, sister Anna, brother Herbert, and many relatives and friends.

John Anna Herbert

Thelma Cox obituary a child who died at six

Thelma Pauline Cox daughter of Orval and Fanny Cox born Winchester July 11 1914 died May 24 1921 age 6 years 10 months 13 days. She was gentle obedient and loved by family and friends and sang of living with Jesus. Funeral held at home Thursday 2:00 pm led by Rev Zelma Mills. Orval Cox and family express thanks for kindness shown during illness and death.

Louise Grandmother Pierce Grandpa Starbuck Jesus, the Angels John Luther Buena Vista N. H. Thornburg Thelma Pauline Cox Orval Fanny Cox Winchester Thelma John Joseph Cox Mamma Jesus Darling Guardian Angles Zelma Mills

John Harris Civil War veteran dies at 76 in Indiana home

John Harris of Hancock County Indiana born December 30 1844 in Charlotts ville and died May 28 1921 at the National Military Home Danville Illinois aged 76 years four months and twenty eight days. He served in the 35th Indiana Infantry and 124th Regiment Indiana Infantry battles Nashville and Wise Forks. He married twice and left four children two grandchildren and four sisters and one brother. His life described as faithful and unselfish with noble qualities.

John Harris Sarah Jane Charlottsville Hancock County Indiana National Military Home Danville Ill Co. G 35Th Indiana Infantry Greensboro North Carolina Nashville Tenn Wise’s Forks Kingston Sarah J. O’brien Blanche Harris Watts Winchester Edward E Hammond Charles William Wilhelmina Downs Thelma Edward Harris Nora

Leonard Williams Pleads Guilty in Local Court

Leonard Williams pleaded guilty in Squire Coats court Friday to intoxication. He was fined and ordered to pay costs totaling $10.00. The notice also advertises the Pierce Art Studio offering art pictures frames and mirrors.

Leonard Williams Squire Coats Pierce Art Studio

Indiana Delegation in Washington Praised for Harmony

Washington May 28 an eastern state statesman praised Indiana's delegation for friendship and cooperation in Congress. Senators New and Watson consult and act together on Indiana matters, boosting influence. The piece notes Republican coordination in campaigns and patronage caution, plus a promotion of The National Republican and its Lincoln biography serial.

Washington New Watson Indiana Congress Senate Chamber Senator New Senate Congressional Chicago Warren G. Harding Will H. Hays Senator Watson House

Fort Wayne editor introduces William Jennings Bryan

Fort Wayne last week saw Arthur K Remmel, city editor of the News and Sentinel, introduce William Jennings Bryan at a YMCA gathering. Remmel earns respect for his newspaper work and standing in the community.

Fort Wayne Arthur K Remmel Sentinal William Jennings Bryan Arthur

Advertising in the Journal-Herald brings results

An appeal promoting advertising in the Journal-Herald claims strong returns for local businesses seeking visibility. The notice highlights measurable impact and reader engagement to persuade merchants to place ads.

Journal-Herald

Morning After Feelings and Night Owls Verses

A 1921 poetic piece contrasts waking fatigue with night life. It laments late hours and gambling by city night owls, noting fortunes won and lost by single toss and the morning fate of weary workers and gamblers. Written by W Clair Edwards Modoc Indiana April 24 1921.

W. Clair Edwards Modoc Indiana

Getting Along Good Kidney Pills Advertisement

Mrs. Carey of Middletown New York reports kidney trouble since girlhood but says she is getting along well after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad asserts the pills help the kidneys and is placed by W. W. Reed & Son.

Carey Middletown N. Y Foley W. W. Reed & Son Adv

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Edison Mr. Edison Mi‘ Edison A. T. Engle & Sons Main St. Church of Christ Mamie Rowena Porter Orval Cox THE White-Brady Drug CO Lincoln Man For the National Republican Republican Party Irving Bachellors America National Tenth St N. W Washington, D. C W. J O. E. Ross Rabbits Davies Aise Lamoni Empire Direct Direct Hal Bessie Bonehill Napoleon Direct Grace Direct Ess H. Kay Walter Direct Joe Patchen II Empire Wilkes George Wilkes Arab Girl J. B. Goodrich Stock Farms Winchester, Indiana Union City Pike
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