Local Social Notes From Springville
Springville social column notes visits and returns as residents and relatives travel from Bedford Cairo Oolitic and Fort Thomas. Dr Holland of Bedford made a provisional call, Mrs Proctor and two children visit Lee Hall. Anna Cox returns from Bedford after two weeks with her sister Mrs Sipes. Sergeant Troy O Sipes USMC returns to Ft Thomas Ky. Mrs Chas Butts of Cairo visits relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Holland
Bedford
M. E. Proctor
Lee Hall, Va
Anna Cox
John W. Sipes
Chas. Butts
Cairo
Estele Hulmes
Springville
Harry Byers
Airs
John Gray
Jathialy
Troy O. Sipes
Ft. Thomas
AH Together Meeting at St John Gould Hall Delights Guests
An AH Together event at St John Gould Hall Wednesday evening impressed attendees with music and conversation hosted by the efficient supervisor George Haines. John Nef of New Haven entertained the crowd with songs and pantomime, followed by a cafeteria lunch. Guests John and Miss Ruth Nett of New Slavera were visiting from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joln Gould Hall
George Haines
John Nef
New Haven
John
Ruth Nett
New Slavera. Conn
Emery in Eye Injures Caxton Man
Carl Scherschell of Caxton suffered a severe left eye injury when a piece of emery flew into it while grinding turls. He sought medical help this morning for the eye to be removed and dressed. Local notices mention visits and moves among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Whiting and Mrs. Kingman families, and James Concannon planning to move his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Scherschell
Caxton
State officials file charges over alleged pollution in two towns
Indiana conservation chief G N Mannfeld and hatchery head George Berg investigated stream pollution and other issues after returning from hatchery inspections. In Shelbyville the Fame Canning company faces action over Little Blue river waste. in Albany officials reviewed Mississinewa river pollution from an a mill and the company agreed to cooperate. A 60 foot gill net was seized near Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Jie
George Berg
Shelbyville
Mearinfeld
Fame Canning Company
Little Blue River
Brookville
Mannfeld
Berg
Sportscapen Oos
Albany
Missinewa
Slart Papery
Paper Company
Conservation Department
Anderson officer hunts missing Indianapolis youth Virgil Russell Anrshoun
Dr Vemperty Staton of Anderson leading a search after Virgil Russell Anrshoun an eighteen year old formerly of Indianapolis vanished Saturday night. Staton a former Canadian Army major seeks the youth with townspeople aiding in the search including local police and a doctor’s team. A Canadian uniform and British war badges reportedly appear in the case along with a disputed forged check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Vemperty Staton
Canadien Army
Th‘polis
Virgil Russell Anrshoun
Indianapolis
Docter Sinton
St. Tenis
Jennings County Recount Case Heads to Indiana Supreme Court
Lawson N. Mace of Scottsburg ruled for a recount in the Jennings County election dispute over moving the courthouse from Vernon to North Vernon. The Vernon antiremovalists appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court, arising from the recent vote favoring the courthouse move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Supreme Court
North Vernon
Lawson N. Mace
Scottsburg
Jennings County
Vernon
Indiana Supreme Court
Police Chief Offers to Quit in Elkhart Crisis
Elkhart dated September 17 reports Police Chief W H Riblet offered his resignation amid municipal strife. Mayor W H Foster said the matter was settled with Riblet offered a position at the Foster factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
W. H. Riblet
W. H. Foster
Riblet
Foster
Bibles
BOS Nedteray
Gardner receives 190000 from daughter estate
Andrew W. Gardner, a farmer near Anderson, is to receive 190000 from the estate of his daughter Mrs Blanche A Thompson. The will bequeaths the residuary estate to fund a vacation home for white Protestant children in New York state. Thompson left more than 1000000, with jewels divided among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Gardner
Anderson
New York
Blanche A. Thompson
Thompson
Joseph V. Thompson
Uniontown
Pennsylvania Oil Wing
Iineheck
N. Y
New York State
Abs. Thompson
Ler Medtier
Iddiveberh Ml Gardner
Nice
France
Alexander Gardner
Derr
May Frances Gareit
Contamien
Safety worries over Corpus Christi hurricane victim kin
In Corpus Christi Texas Mrs G H Waters and family face a severe storm scare as her parents Mr and Mrs Z F Pleasant of Oakland Ohio seek word of her safety. Wires down and congested lines delay news with reports of up to 200 dead. Pleasant stays to receive updates while Mrs Pleasant returns home. Other items note transfers at Camp Merritt and Fort Sheridan and local business sales and bargains at The Branch Dry Goods House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. F. Pleasant
Oakland
Sherman Pleasant
E Street
G.H. Waters
Corpus Christi
Tex
Mrs. Pleasant
S. L. Keach
Kenneth
Camp Merritt
N. J
Fort Sheridan
France
Death of Mrs Cyrena Dean at Springville
Mrs Cyrena Dean died at her Springville home early Wednesday at age 81 years 13 days. Funeral services were held Friday morning at 10 at the First M E Church Springville. Burial followed at Springville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrena Dean
Springville
M.E
Quiet Wedding Unites May Easton and John Curren at St Vincent
Miss May Florence Easton and John Curren married at St Vincent de Paul rectory in a noon ceremony performed by Rev Deery. Easton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Easton, worked for Central Union Telephone. Curren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curren, is a clerk at the S shops. They will live on Seventeenth Street and host friends after September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
Sepi. Ta
Marshal
Morrison Marshall
Philadelphia
Dent
Washington
Marshall
Athetic City
Tadianapolis
W.L. Elder
St. ‘Vincent.de. Paul
South I Street
May Florence’ Easton
John Curren
Fathr Deery
Young
Harlan Easton
Central Union Telephone Company
Mr. Curren
Sam’, Curren
Seventeenth ”Street
S.cl-shops
Complete list of Lawrence Co men who led in World War
Complete list lists Lawrence County men who died in World War I and in what way. Names include Roy W Barton Curtis W Bex Eugene Fréd Davis Guy K Davis Garth C Kinkbinder Inman Gillen Edgar Ovid Harrell Robert Al Harvey Scott W Johnston Harry A Nelson John O Martin Cecil Courtney Beavers Edward Chatman Died From Wounds Bridges Earl Gillen Frank Spoonmore Elmer Hawk Sherman R Martin John Died Of Disease Anderson Earl E Baldwin Grover Blackwell Noble Bridges Nobile Chigas Geo Calomiris William Fish Maurice Flick Gillen Will Goens Lyman Grossbach Will Harding Roy E Head Charles xL Laux Frank Martin Sargeant Leonard Smith Berry King Dewey L Tucker Chester Died Of Accident Pope Harley H Holt William Massey Hoyt Gyger Richard N. First volume slated for Gold Star Roll of Honor. relatives urged to send missing names to Mrs. Askew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlea
Edgar Ovid
Harrell
Robert al
Harvey
Scott W. Inman
Vince
Johnston
John, Niles
Harry A. Nelson
John O. Martin
Cecil Courtney
Beavers
Edward
Chatman
Alfred
Baldwin
Grover
Blackwell, Noble
Bridges
Nobile
Chigas
Geo
Calomiris
William
Fish
Maurice
Flick
Ralph
Gillen
Will. Goens
Lyman
Grossbach
Will. Harding
Roy E. Head
Charles Kl
Preachers Auto Gan Away
Rev Joseph Campbell and his wife had a narrow escape when their Ford ran away down a steep hill near Fairfax. A rear axle failure left no brakes and no engine connections. the car overturned into an embankment on one side and a fifty foot drop on the other. Mrs Campbell dislocated her left arm and Rev Campbell was bruised. Doctors Rogers and Smith tended the injuries. both are grateful for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campbell
Barnettsville
Fairfax
Rev. Campbell
Murder suspect arrested in city by detectives
A man identified as a soldier who reportedly escaped from Delaware County on December 26, 1917 and was believed dead from last year’s epidemic was arrested by city detectives at his sister’s home in the southern part of Munci. He remains alive at Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munci
Oite
Harvis
Delaware County
Fort Riley
Major Reynolds Promoted in Army
Indianapolis Sept 15 Maj John B Reynolds is promoted to lieutenant colonel on eve of departure for Washington D C He has led Central district unemployment relief for discharged soldiers under Col Arthur Woods. Shelbyville Sept 15 Labor unions plan to seize a local coal yard and supply coal at cost for winter A new company will issue shares at 5 each with two shares per member and 30 cent weekly payments only to shareowners receive coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Indianapolis
Larry 3B. Smith
Indiana
Smith
Els. Winn
Goodrich
East
Maryland Street
Jeffersonville
Secon Iiss
Reynolds
Washington, D. C
John B. Reynolds
Adjutant General of the Army
United States Army
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Central District
Shelbyville
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Miss Pearl Sipes
Harry Snort
Thuis Spoonmoore
Louisville
Cr. L. Cobb
Frank and
Jeanette
Alvin Armstrong
Red Cross
Johns
Clarence Clark
Terre Haute
W. C. Golden
North I
James Concannon
Oolitie
Ben Terbeck
East Eghteenth Street
Claude McPheeters
Canning CO
G. N. Mannfeld
Fame Concern
New Albany
Alban
J. A. Mahoney
Indianaolis
John H. Mahoney
Lexington Avenue
George Rogers Clark
William Henry Hirrixon
James Whiteond
Monument Circle
Dodiand
Mr Mahoney
Usk
Monmountshere County
Wales
America
Atay, Tonk
Thomas Taggart
Mahoney
Tagernes
Board of Public Safety
Bone
St. Patrick's Church
Charles Francis
Letter Carvers’ Association
Post Office Department
Francis
Marshalls
Cor
Pus Christi, Texas
PA. Johnston
Oklahoma
S.L. Keach ‘Agency
James A. Montgomery
Thirteenth Street
Marshall Field Line
Miss. May Florence
ST. Vincent
Lawrence CO
Lawrence County
Harry ‘Eb
Askew
West Seventeenth Street
Barton
Roy W. Bex
Curtis W. Boch
Fréd Eugene
Davis
Guy .K. Davis
Garth C. Kinkbinder
Everett
M. Gillen
Inman
George LI
Earl
Claude
Frank
Spoonmore
Elmer
Hawk
Sherman R. Martin
Anderson, Earl E
Laux, Frank
Martin, Paul
Preachers
Auto Gan
North G Street
Lod
E. H. Cayse
Walls & Walls
Hodge & Walls
D. J. Wolland
Gedford Nationwal Bank Bulldivh
Phens
C. H. Emery
Reserve District
Bedford National Bank
Bedfore
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
St.bTo
U.S. Treasurer
Nore
County of
Lawrence
W. A. Brown
William F. Brooks
Correst
J. Brooks
McHenry
Owen
Commercial School
Guthrie Street
Postoffice
Kentucky
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