Alienation suit seeks five thousand dollars damages
Adah E. King filed suit through Amanda Goff alleging that Newton King and Ellen King along with Bernard E. King’s parents induced her husband to leave and live with them, depriving her of his support and causing distress. The action, filed in Clinton County, seeks $5,000 from Newton King Ellen King and the Kings with Kent & Ryan of Frankfort representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
King
Ellen King
Bernard E. King
Adah E. King
Amanda G. Goff
Tiff
Clinton County
Kent & Ryan
Frankfort
Schiffman v Williamson case dismissed on plaintiff motion
Fred C Schiffman versus Alvin A Williamson and William N Williamson, physicians in Indianapolis, for malpractice in setting a broken leg, dismissed on plaintiff motion after change of venue from Marion county. Trial scheduled to begin Monday with three days allotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Schiffman
Alvin A
William N. Williamson
Marion County
Indianapolis
WANTS CASE REOPENED IN INDIANA CIRCUIT COURT
America A. Archey sues to set aside a default judgment won by Natkem per Connelly & Co. of Terre Haute against A. D. Archey & Co. of Thorntown. She says she was never a partner and had no interest or money in the firm. She claims excusable neglect led to the default and seeks permission to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
A. Archey
Circuit
Natkemper, Connelly & Co
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Firro
A. D. Archey & Co
Thorntown
Simmons Seeks Divorce On Desertion Charge
Katherine Simmons files for divorce from Frederick R. Simmons in Boone circuit court alleging desertion on September 24 1912. They were married May 18 1908 and reside on Clark Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Simmons
Frederick R. Simmons
Boone Circuit
R. W. Adney
Clark Street
First Reunion of Peabody Families At South Lebanon Street
The first reunion of Peabody families in years was held Thursday at Charles and Mrs Peabody’s home on South Lebanon Street. The oldest attendees were 76 and 75, with a large noon dinner enjoyed by all. Attendees included H B Peabody of Villa Grave Tr and Charles Hopkins, L E Hadley, Will Platt, L C Peabody, and C R Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Charles Peabody
South Lebanon Street
H. B. Peabody
Villa Grave
Charles Hopkins
L. E. Hadley
Will Platt
L. C. Peabody
C. R. Hadley
Carriers to Count Mail For Next Month
Postmaster T. C. Beck orders all mail carriers to record daily mail handled pieces, postage collected and mailed, plus parcels handled locally. A special report will tally parcel deliveries and local parcel post activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Beck
Independent ticket convention in Jamestown October 3
The Independent voters of Jackson township hold a convention in Jamestown school building Saturday October 3 to select officers and nominate candidates for local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksontownahip
Jamestown
Euieneniens
Baptist Gymnasium Opens for Membership Tonight
A. A. Kroeger, physical director for the Baptist gymnasium, invites all boys and young men to meet tonight at 7 30 at the First Baptist church. Classes will be formed for interested youths and others may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kroeger
Baptist Gymnasium
First Baptist Church
Baptist
Prison Sunday Devotion Hinges on Indiana Churches
The board of state charities calls Indiana churches to observe Prison Sunday the last Sunday in October and asks pastors to devote two sermons to prison reform on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Charities i2
Churches of
Indiana
Notable social event honors bride to be Eugenia Witt
A large afternoon reception at Mrs. James A Hogshire’s East South Street home celebrated bride to be Eugenia Witt, fiance Thomas J Neat, with out of town guests from Lafayette Indianapolis Frankfort Thorntown and Washington DC. Attendees wore green and white with roses and ferns decorating the rooms. Harp and violin by the Wilhite sisters provided music as guests enjoyed pistachio brick ice cream cakes and tea while brides favors were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen Hogshire
East South Street
Eugenia Witt
Ithomas J. Neat
J. A. Hogshire
Eugenia Alberta Witt
Edythe Louise Redman
Washington, D. C
Frank Witt
Indiaapalois
Albert Witt
Walter Matthews
Lafayette
Hogshire
Killarney
Wilhite
Indianapolis
Maud Witt
Geraldine Perkins
Beulah Davis
Cora Matthews
Grace Neal
Esther Coombs
Cecile Wilson
Juliet Matthews
Helen Kenworthy
Mary Hug~shire
Viola Nealis
Walter Perkins
Jennie Loose~Allen
Welker
George Dimviddie
Presley Given
Will McClair
Walter Fowler
Ward Brown
Frankfort
George Spitzer
C. 8. Downing
C. R. Armstrong
Frank Armstrong
John Neptune
R. S. Stall
C. C. laPollette
W. C. Jacques
B. W. Ellis
T. C. Matthews
Hessie Matthews
Thorntown
Charles Hall
Chattanooga
Bootlegging charge on pair tied to Midway drug store
Frank Siler and Kula Metzger were arrested in Frankfort on bootlegging charges after police used marked coins to trap them. Siler bonded out. Metzger held. Parkinson, intoxicated earlier, had whisky on him and was watched to catch further illicit activity. Police traced Siler and Metzger via the drug store and barber shop stakeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Crescent
Frank Siler
Midway
Kula Metzger
Siley
Eulo Metzger
Metzger
Earl Parkinson
Forest
Siler
Parkinson
Bastile
Walter Corns
Vandalia
Jattes
Frankfort
Arm Crushed in Jamestown Wagon Accident
Cecil Dale was thrown from a wagon on Tuesday while en route to the Jamestown canning factory with a tomato load. He suffered a broken arm and notable bruises though the team and wagon sustained only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Cecil Dale
Geldie Scott and Jesse Gregory wed at New Ross home
Yesterday at 3 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Newton A Meek 210 East Franklin New Ross Miss Geldie Scott of New Ross and Jesse Gregory of Advance married by Rev W H Kibby of the Christian church New Ross The couple will reside in Advance where the groom works in the drug business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory—Scott
Ex Lebanonite Plans to Oust Paris as Fashion Arbiter
Ex Lebanonite, a Martinsville stock farm owner H. W. Gossard, launches a campaign against Paris as Europe’s fashion dictator. He funds a national committee of designers and modistes and creates the Gossard trophy to award American gowns. The effort aims to keep fashion dollars at home and boost American workers and designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Indiana
Lebanon
Martinsville
America
H. W. Gossard
H. W. Gossard Company
Chicago
Mr. Gossard
Gossard
Dress Ca
Fastion Art League
Very Effective Method Of Curbing A Soused Chauffeur
A Lebanon party rides to Brownsburg to drink then returns in a drunkenly reckless car. A passenger uses bottle bombardment to force the chauffeur to slow, ending with a cautious, uneventful homeward trip.
Union Service Sunday Night in Lebanon Churches Unite
All Lebanon churches plan a union service at the Methodist church Sunday night in response to President Wilson's call for prayers for peace in Europe. Knights of Pythias invite city lodges to attend. Pastor Br. Carmicheal of the Presbyterian church to preach. Central Christian cancels its night service to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Methodist Church
Wilson
Europe
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Sea of the Union
First Baptist Church
Br. K. W. Robbins
Uyon
C. H. Carmicheal
Presbyterian Church
Central Christian Church
Thimble Party Honors Guests at Mrs Perkins Home
Mrs Walter Perkins hosted a Thimble Party on Esplanade Street with thirty guests including Mrs Charles Hall of Chattanooga and October bride to be Miss Hugenia Alberta Witt. Autumn decor featured bridesmaid roses and a salad lunch followed by a sweet course. Helpers included Mrs Jennie Loose-Allen and Miss Geraldine Perkins. Out of town attendees were Mrs Eldon Wagner of Indianapolis and Miss Edythe Louise Redman of Washington, D C, along with Mesdames Fred Byers and George Losey of Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Perkins
Esplanade Street
Charles Hall
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hugenia Alberta Witt
Perking
Jennie Loose- Allen
Geraldine Perkins
Eldon Wagner
Indianapolis
Edythe Louise Redman
Washington, D. C
Mesdames
Fred Byers
George Losey
Kokome
Remarkable Hog Sale By Oral N. Cue In Franklin County
The Frankfort Crescent News reports Oral N. Cue of rival Route No. 2 sold sixty nine Chester White hogs at the Indianapolis market. The six month old swind averaged 177 pounds each, about one pound per day of age, bringing just twenty cents per head for a total under $11. The buyers were identified as I.G. Fo Thorn rn tor, the Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Crescent-News
Oral N. Cue
Indianapolis
Suit for Receiver Foreclosure of Arm strong Store
Crawfordsville State Bank sues to foreclose a mortgage on Thomas A Armstrong store at Mace and to appoint a receiver. The complaint claims a note of 1100 with 1000 paid, goods stock depreciated, and debts to Crawfordsville and Indianapolis merchants. Court granted a receiver appointment to Farmers and Merchants Trust Company. Attorney Robert W Caldwell for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Armstrong
Mace
Montgomery
Crawfordsville State Bank
Armstrong
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Farmers & Merchants Trust Company
Hark
Robert W. Caldwell
Chicago lad released after judge’s reform talk
Gust Anderson, nineteen, who helped hold up a pair on a Big Four train, was released by Judge Parr after a juvenile style admonition. His mother, Mrs. Augustus Anderson, arrived from Chicago and praised the humane treatment. The petit larceny charge was dismissed and robbery dropped in light of good behavior. The pair prepared to return home where a job awaited him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Anderson
Jim Chailie
Luther Sheets
Howard’avenue
Chicago
Augustus Anderson
Parr
Amy
Lindsey
Denver
Cal
Prisoner Scored in Police Court Arraignment
Tadge Deery of Police court told William Sullivan 21 of 416 West South street he could be sent up for about four years after arraignment yesterday afternoon on charges of tottering aid assault and battery on Grover Caldwell of Lebanon Indiana Caldwell was not present to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Tadge ‘Deery
Police Court
Wm. Sullivan
West South Street
Sullivan
Grover Caldwell
Lebanon, Ind
Caldwell
Must Register October Fifth For Voting
The article urges registration before October 5 to vote in November and explains the new registration law for absent voters. It outlines criteria for residency, moving rules, and the need for sworn affidavits from two qualified voters to certify an absent applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registration
J Board of Registration
Doctor Guedel Named Superintendent at Deaconess Hospital
Dr Arthur E Guedel a noted basketball referee and medical authority has been named superintendent of the Deaconess Hospital in Indianapolis succeeding Dr A L Marshall whose resignation takes effect October 1 190? He is in his early thirties a graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine and has advanced steadily in his field Since interning at the Indianapolis City Hospital for over a year five years ago he has not specialized in any single branch of medicine except for some interest in athletics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Guedel
Hosital
Indianapolis
A. L. Marshall
Marshall
Gueduct
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis City Hospital
Nonables Meet At Pinzell Country Home South Of Lebanon
The Noembel club held a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. R T Pinnell's country home near Lebanon. Hostesses were Mrs. M V Me room and Mrs. Pinnell. A fine dinner followed by a melon feast and Victrola music, with numerous members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noembel Club
R.T. Pinzall
Lebanon
M. V. Me
Pinnell
Mesdames B. F. McKey
M. ¥. McBroom
R. T. Pinnell
I. S.ad»Ney
Ed. Morris
W. H. Winn
S. Heath
J. BR. Ball
Finch
C. B. Adair
B. & Higgins
Charles Shepard
S. N. Cragan
Watt Fogle
M. D. Jones
H. L. Moore
Infant Scott Dies in Marion County Burial at Mount Union
One month fourteen day old infant of Claude and Della A Scott died at 621 Stolrs street and was born August 22 1814 in Marion County. Funeral held at home late Saturday afternoon with burial at Mount Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Myers Mathew Scott
Claude and
Della A. Scott
Stolrs Street
Iarion
Mount Union Cemetery
Machinery Move Promised at Lexington Factory
W T Wilson planned to move machinery at Lexington early this week to the Digit factory, as Sherdan News reports. The operation aims to relocate equipment from the site to the factory premises during the fore part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wilson
Lexington
St: Hon
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Adah
Rusband
Ber Huahand
Sutp
America Archey
Independent Ticket
Kroeger Physical
Mons
Miss Witt
Bula Metzger
Frank
Pigeon
Runaway
Michael
Thimble Party
Mrs. Walter Perkins
Crawfordsville Bank
Mace Store
Chicago Lad
Leba
Hon Man
By Guedel
of Deaconess Hospital
Scott
Gandpar
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