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1. Rotary Club installs new officers- Wiles, Cravens, Holland, Snyder, Burrows, Johnson, Miller, Elliott, Havens, Pike, Murphy, sutphin, Alexander, Shaw, Tirey, Small, Woolery, Breeden, Blair, Long, Moschelle, McCoy, Fitzberg, Frazier [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 9, 1924, p. 1 Note: This was a lengthy article and edited for genealogical content as noted by the ellipse.) Rotary Club The new officers of the Bloomington Rotary were ushered into their positions at the regular noon meeting of the organization at the Graham hotelRetiring president Wood Wiles presided at the beginning of the meeting and introduced the new president, John W. Cravens, who took the chair. Dr. J.E.P. Holland, first president of the organi
2. Floods strike; property damage, North Pike loss, barns burned [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, April 4, 1892, p.4 The Floods Make us Another Visit Damage to Property North Pike Loss  Barns Burned Bloomington was visited with another flood Sunday morning, overflowing the districts along the branch that runs through the east and south part of the city. A heavy rain fell from 7 to 10 oclock, and by that time the water was flooding the streets and houses that border the stream. The branch enters the city from the Dunn property, over east 6th street, and w
3. Margaret Phillips Died [1]
Bloomington (IN) Evening World, Jul 7, 1914, p. 1. DEATH CLAIMS MARGARET PHILLIPS Well Known Woman Dies Suddenly in 74th Year Mrs. Margaret Phillips, 74 years old and widow of the late S. H. Phillips, died suddenly at 8:30 this morning of heart failure at her home, 701 E. Atwater Avenue. Although Mrs. Phillips had been in failing health for some time, her death was entirely unexpected. ] Mrs. Phillips was a native of Union County, Ohio, and her maiden name was Robinson. She was married to the Rev. T. H.
4. Re: [INMONROE] Martha Buskirk Visited by Relatives [1]
I was unable to find Thos Conner in the Mo Co Death Index, or in the Blgtn Weeking on or around that date. I see that others are going and I hope they have better luck than I did! If not, the man said to call back in the morning the the number Randi gave you and talk to Pam. Good luck! ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 2:11 PM Subject: Re: [INMONROE] Martha Buskirk Visited by Relatives > can anyone in monroe
5. Roy Schoville ill at home of sister, Mrs. Wyatt Wicks [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 14, 1924, p. 1 (Note: Article was inadvertently cut off during copying, as noted by the ellipse.) Roy Schoville, a well known former business man, is quite ill at his home with his sister, Mrs. Wyatt Wicks,  Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
6. Death - Dorothy Logsdon [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 8, 1924, p. 2 Death Of Little Girl Dorothy, the 8 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Logsdon, passed away at the family residence, west 8th street, yesterday morning of a complication of whooping cough and Pneumonia. She is survived by the parents, two sisters and one brother. Funeral was this afternoon at 2 oclock from the residence, in charge of Rev. C.B. Stephens, and burial at Rose Hill. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
7. Mrs. John Soth visited sister, Mrs. J.H. Malicoat [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 14, 1924, p. 2 Ellettsville Mrs. John Soth of Gosport is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.H. Malicoat. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
8. R.F. Barker to become new physician at Harrodsburg [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, April 1, 1892, p.4 Harrodsburg is to have a new physician in the person of R.F. Barker, a recent graduate of the University of Louisville. He has the best recommendations. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
9. Miss Lizzie Lyon returns home [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 13, 1881, p. 1 Miss Lizzie Lyon has returned home, after a pleasant visit. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
10. Mrs. Anna Clinton, Brown County, is very ill; requests services of Father Bogemann [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, March 25, 1892, p. 4Wednesday evening about 6 oclock Father Bogemann, of the Catholic church, was called to Brown county to see Mrs. Anna Clinton, who lives near Belmont, and is dangerously sick with child-bed fever. She is a daughter of Mr. Kleindorfer, and is well known in the east part of this county. She desired the presence of the Father at once, and thought it was a night ride, of 17 miles over very bad roads, he left for her bed-side as soon as her desires w
11. Dr. Weir gone to Michigan to improve health [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 13, 1881, p. 1 Tuesday Dr. Weir left for Grand Haven, Michigan, to remain a few weeks, with a desire of improving his health. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
12. Misses Daisy and May Lowder are visiting cousin, Miss Cora McFadden [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, March 25, 1892, p. 4 Harrodsburg Misses Daisy and May Lowder, of Bloomington, are the guests of their cousin Miss Cora McFadden, this week. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
13. Death Wife of Stephen Davis [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 27, 1881, p. 3 The wife of Stephen Davis died in Missouri, and her remains were brought to Smithville for burial last Saturday. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
14. Less windows on courthouse is great improvement [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 27, 1881, p. 1 The cutting down of the windows in the rear end of the Court house will be a great improvement to that part of the building. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
15. Hugh Pricard visited his mother Mrs. Sena Prichard and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKee [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 5, 1924, p. 1 Hugh Prichard of Bloomington spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Sena Prichard and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKee.  Greencastle Herald. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
16. "Corner Drug Store" will not be rebuild or be back in business after loss caused by fire [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 9, 1924, p. 1 Corner Drug Store To Pass W.T. Bowles, After Fire, Will Not Go Back in Drug Business But Will Open Music Store-End of a Fine Business and Old Landmark It is not the present intention of W.T. Bowles, who lost his drug store in the Telephone-Gentry fire to go back in the drug business  therefore it appears likely that the corner drug store which has been a part of Bloomington for two generations will pass with this disastrous fire. It is no
17. Cast-iron roller molded at Seward's foundry [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 27, 1881, p. 1 A immense cast-iron roller to be used for leveling the McAdamized streets has been molded at Sewards foundry. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
18. Gov. Mellette, son-in-law of Dr. Wylie, republican national committeeman for South Dakota [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, March 25, 1892, p. 4 Gov. Mellette, the son-in-law of Dr. Wylie, is the Republican National committeeman for South Dakota, and has charge of the forces of Gen. Harrison in that State. There is a faction that is trying to out-do the Governor and his friends. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
19. Death - son of James Baker [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 27, 1881, p. 3 A son of James Baker, living near Stanford, died on Sunday last of consumption. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
20. Old George East Homestead Lost in Blaze [1]
Bloomington (IN) Evening World, Apr 4, 1934, p. 1. FLAMES RAZE ROSCOE EAST FARM HOUSE Loss is $2,500 As Fire Destroys an Old Homestead Fire sweeping through the structure with great rapidity completely destroyed the farm home of Roscoe East, 12 miles southwest of Bloomington in Indian Creek Twp. yesterday. The frame house, which was the old George East homestead, and all personal belongings, including furniture and clothing, were destroyed by the flames which are believed to have started from a defective
21. Mrs. Ola Holmes has gone to visit friends in Linden and Colfax [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, April 5, 1924, p. 1 Mrs. Ola Holmes, of the Blue Bird beauty shop, is visiting friends at Linden and Colfax, Ind., over the week-end. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
22. Miss May Worral Teaching at ellettsville again [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, August 27, 1881, p. 3 Miss May Worral returned from Cannelton last Saturday. She will teach school at Ellettsville again this winter. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
23. Re: [INMONROE] SIMS in Monroe Co, IN 1880's [1]
L. R. Sims--son of Edward and Eliza--married Tena Pruit, dau of J. W. Stivers and Eliza Martin, on May 9, 1894, Bk.8, Pg. 495, Monroe Co., In. Found this in the Monroe County Marriage Records 1882-1920. No other info. Judy ksmartin wrote: > Need help identifying the following: Edward SIMS who married Eliza SNOW > and their son L.R. SIMS who married Tona (last name unknown) on May 9, > 1884 or 1894 in Monroe Co, IN. Most especially, who was Edward? > > ============================== > Gain acces
24. Charles N. Hacker Died [1]
Bloomington (IN) Daily Telephone, Apr 2, 1926, p. 1. DEATH OF CHARLES HACKER Charles N. Hacker died at his home at Linton, Wednesday at 10:20 PM, age 47 years, after an illness of four months of tuberculosis. He leaves a wife and mother, Mrs. Dr. W. P. Hacker of Linton, to mourn his death. Also two daughters, Mrs. Paul Swaggerty and Mrs. Jessie Eddington, and grandson, Charles James Swaggerty, who were at his bedside when death came. He also leaves the following brothers and sisters: Andrew L. Hacker,
25. Miss Ada Ketchem is visiting relatives in city [1]
Bloomington (IN) Weekly Telephone, March 25, 1892, p. 1 Miss Ada Ketchem, from the south part of the county, is visiting relatives in the city. Angel Gebhart INMONROE Volunteer
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