Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts June 17 1910
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Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday 17 Jun 1910  Vol. 15 No. 23
Pg. 1  Col. 1
 
Dedication 
Of Robinson Christian Church on July 3
Sunday, 3 July, 1910, has been decided upon as the date for the dedication of 
the new Christian Church at Robinson.  There will be an all days meeting with 
dinner on the grounds and those who can do so are invited to bring basket 
dinner.  
Elder F. M. Rains, of Cincinnati, will preach the dedicatory sermon, and will 
doubtless attract a large crowd.
The new church is one of the handsomest country churches in the county.  It is 
build of concrete, and makes a splendid appearence, as it si situated on 
eleveated ground just east of the railroad staion at Robinson.  

Log Cabin  Friday 17 Jun 1910  Vol. 15 No. 23
Pg. 1  Col. 5
Dropped Dead
In Cemetery while awaiting burial of Niece 
Miss Nannie Humphery d. yesterday in McKinley Graveyard near Poindexter while 
awaiting the burial of her niece, Miss Pearl Humphrey.  The latter died of 
Tuberculosis in a hospital in Cincinnati Tuesday.

Log Cabin  Friday 17 Jun 1910  Vol. 15 No. 23
Pg. 3  Col. 3
Corinth
Allen Henry, d. 3 Jun 1910.  Buired in family burying ground near the 
Friendship church.
In reading last week's paper concerning the Mexican soldiers I am reminded that 
there is but one in this community, Mr. Thomas Ryan, about 85 years old.  
Mrs. Lizzie Eckler, d. 12 Jun 1910 at Berry.  

Log Cabin  Friday 17 Jun 1910  Vol. 15 No. 23
Pg. 3  Col. 4
Stratton
Crow Beckett and wife, of Waynesville, OH, has returned home after a week's 
visit with relatives here and at Sunrise.  Mr. Beckett was called to Sunrise at 
the death of his daughter, Mrs. Ed Whiteker.  

Log Cabin  Friday 17 Jun 1910  Vol. 15 No. 23
Pg. 5  Col. 3
Deaths
Dr. Joseph J. Brooks, d. last week at home of his brother, Dr. W. T. Brooks in 
Paris. 
Mrs. Matthew Curran, d. last Friday of paralysis near Leesburg.  Buired in 
Jacksonville Cem.  Survived by husband and one son, George Curran. 
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Eckler, nee Stewart, b. 1 Oct 1838 near Friendship, 
Harrison Co.  She was one of 11 children with five brothers still living.  
Parents were James Annias and Deborah Stewart.  d. 12 Jun 1910.  m1. Josephus 
Dunn in Mar 1865 and had one child which died when quite young.  m2. John 
Eckler  25 Mar 1869  They had three sons, Thoams, Jasper and William Authur.  
In March 1867, they moved to Corinth. The following year Thomas and William 
Arthur died and on 10 April 1899, her husband died.  In October 1904 she moved 
with her son and wife (Mr. & Mrs. Jasper Eckler) to Berry where she died.  
Burial was in the Ecklar Grave Yard near Corinth.  Berry Citizen



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