source: The Republican (Danville, Indiana) - issue of Thursday, November 5, 1981 - page 7, column 3:
According to a legal notice, in November 1981 Gregory Alan Davis filed a petition in the Hendricks County Superior Court (case # A 81-39) to adopt Melanie Starr Bowen, a minor. Her biological father, Samuel R. Bowen, was listed as having abandoned and deserted her, that he could not be found. The case was scheduled to be heard 30 days after publication of the legal notice.
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Saturday, November 5, 2016
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Lucy (MARSH) BOWEN Commits Suicide (1933)
source: The Republican (Danville, Indiana) - issue of Thursday, June 8, 1933 - page 1, column 5
MRS. BOWEN BURIED HERE
The remains of Mrs. Lucy Bowen, age 61, of Indianapolis, were interred in the East cemetery here, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bowen committed suicide in her apartment in Indianapolis, Monday night, when she attached a hose to a gas jet and placed the other end in her mouth. Before committing the rash act she had mailed a letter to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lem Trotter, at Speedway. Mrs. Trotter found the body when she forced her way into the apartment. Mrs. Bowen had been in impaired health for a number of weeks. She was the daughter of Mrs. Amanda Marsh of this place.
MRS. BOWEN BURIED HERE
The remains of Mrs. Lucy Bowen, age 61, of Indianapolis, were interred in the East cemetery here, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bowen committed suicide in her apartment in Indianapolis, Monday night, when she attached a hose to a gas jet and placed the other end in her mouth. Before committing the rash act she had mailed a letter to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lem Trotter, at Speedway. Mrs. Trotter found the body when she forced her way into the apartment. Mrs. Bowen had been in impaired health for a number of weeks. She was the daughter of Mrs. Amanda Marsh of this place.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
North Salem 1912 Musical Program
Jamie Neal (jamie.neal@gmail.com) has kindly shared a copy of a musical program from 1912. The organization holding the musical program is not listed - it may be a church or a club.
Here is a transcription of what the program says:
Musical Program
Auspices Commercial Club
Gill’s Opera House North Salem
Thursday, May 28, 8:15 P.M.
--Orchestra
--Piano Duet – Mamie Davis and Mary Davis
--Violin Solo “Adoration” – Inez Kent
--Vocal Duet “O That We Two Were Maying” – Lottie Waters and Lena Hicks
--Vocal Solo – Faye Kendall
--Violin Duet – Turpin Davis and Kenneth Davenport
--Reading – Mary Waters
--Violin Solo “The Little Gem Waltz” – Louise Wisehart
--Ladies’ Quartet
--Orchestra
--Piano Solo – Belle Keating
--Vocal Duet – Fanny Kendall and Mary Kendall
--Piano Duet – Pauline Trotter and Helen Bowen
--Reading – Vivian Gibson
--Piano Solo – Geraldine Trotter
--Vocal Solo, with violin obligato “O Dry Those Tears” – Lena Hicks
--Male Quartet
--Orchestra
Here is a transcription of what the program says:
Musical Program
Auspices Commercial Club
Gill’s Opera House North Salem
Thursday, May 28, 8:15 P.M.
--Orchestra
--Piano Duet – Mamie Davis and Mary Davis
--Violin Solo “Adoration” – Inez Kent
--Vocal Duet “O That We Two Were Maying” – Lottie Waters and Lena Hicks
--Vocal Solo – Faye Kendall
--Violin Duet – Turpin Davis and Kenneth Davenport
--Reading – Mary Waters
--Violin Solo “The Little Gem Waltz” – Louise Wisehart
--Ladies’ Quartet
--Orchestra
--Piano Solo – Belle Keating
--Vocal Duet – Fanny Kendall and Mary Kendall
--Piano Duet – Pauline Trotter and Helen Bowen
--Reading – Vivian Gibson
--Piano Solo – Geraldine Trotter
--Vocal Solo, with violin obligato “O Dry Those Tears” – Lena Hicks
--Male Quartet
--Orchestra
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