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Barlow
The Indianapolis Star
May 12, 1916
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SHELBYVILLE, Ind., May
11. -- The seniors of the Shelbyville Hih School presented Charles
Major's "When Knighthood Was in Flower" as their class
play tonight, and every seat in the City Opera House was taken. The
director was Harry Lee Bland, supervisor of music in the
schools. Every member of the class had a part. Mr. Major's widow, Mrs.
Alice Major, and a party of friends were guests of honor. Miss
Pauline Barlow had the part of Mary Tudor in the play and Harry
Smith the part of Charles Brandon. Arthur Hall
played Sir Edwin Caskoden and Miss Frances Stafford was Lady
Jane Bolingbroke. Cecil Cole was King Henry VIII and Miss
Mary Dunn was Queen Catherine. The costumes were rich and costly
and special scenery had been painted. The play will be repeated tomorrow
evening.May 12, 1916
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Contributed by Virginia Latta Curulla
The Shelbyville Democrat
Thursday, June 13, 1912
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Mrs. Melissa Barlow, of Flat Rock, went to
Morristown this morning for a short stay, the guest of friends.Thursday, June 13, 1912
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday, January 22, 1903
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A telephone message from the scene of the mysterious poisoning of Mr. and Mrs. John Barlow aged respectively seventy-seven and seventy years, received Wednesday, states that Mr. Barlow died Tuesday night at midnight. His wife was found dead the night before when the hired hand came to the house in answer to the ringing of the dinner bell at 8 o’clock. Various theories are advanced, as to what caused the death of these old people. The most plausible of which seems to be that of accidental poisoning. The coroner will hold an inquest today, when a postmortem examination of their remains will occur. It is thought that the analysis of the contents of their stomachs will show with what kind of poison they lost their lives. If they were murdered, what was the motive? They were rich and happy, why commit suicide? Nothing has been missed from the house consequently robbery could not have been at the bottom of the crime. Time may reveal the hidden mystery of the crime. The funeral of both Mr. and Mrs. Barlow will occur tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock.Thursday, January 22, 1903
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelbyville Republican
Monday, March 31, 1902
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Mrs. Guy Barlow, of Sulphur Hill, is lying at the point of death at her home. Mrs. Barlow will be remembered as Miss Edna Johnson, who has been a teacher in this county for several years.Monday, March 31, 1902
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelby Democrat
June 16, 1898
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Thursday Trustee Bass, of Hendricks township, and County Superintendent Barlow will meet in Marietta to confer with others regarding the building of a large school building in that place.June 16, 1898
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
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