Local addresses and counts across Indiana counties
A fragmented list shows individuals with addresses in Indiana towns across multiple counties including Dearborn, Jackson, Jefferson, Bartholomew, Union, Wells and Adams. The entries include names such as Minnie C. Waring Rosa Meyer Lilla Vermilya Frances Morton Brossart Bula Trembly Laurace College Corner Opal Genie Ruth Richey Marie Northlane Martha Rotharmel Lilah Lachot Stelin Cook with associated cities and county labels plus numeric figures like 713 25 711 32 205 27 424 80 055 26 311 31 657 254 77.
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Minnie C. Waring
South Clair Street
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Rosa Meyer
Batesville
Ley County
Lilla M. Vermilya
Brownstown
Jackson County
Frances Morton Brossart
East Second Street
Madison
Jefferson Coudly
Bula Trembly
Washington Street
Columbus
Bartholomew
County
Dela- Wat
Walnut Street
Portland
Jay County
County Listings Identify Residents by County and Address
A fragmented OCR list shows residents and addresses across Trimble Carroll Gallatin Boone Grant Pendleton and Campbell counties plus Covington Latonia Ludlow Erlanger Newport and Bellevue. It catalogs named individuals with street addresses and associated numeric values or codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Carroll
Gallatin
Boone
Grant
Pendleton
Mealie Myrtle Miller
Big- Dome
Eecomes Comuinys
Bessie Simpson
Williamstown
Grant County
Covington
Kenton County
Rose Bokelohn
West Eighth Street
Clara Rennebarth
Greenup Street
Anna Wirth
Lena Geyler
Main Street
S. A. Henderson
Scott Sou
Cecilia Rathman
Main
Olivia Mason Glenn
Glenn
Southern Avenues
Latonia
Rena Pierce
Park Avenue
Ludlow
Bertha A. Bentier
Erlanger
Muriel Kelley
Pike Street
Uatorial
Newport
Campbell County
Gertrude Coleman
East Sixth
Gatreet
Essie Brigman
Per eSte
Mtaers Sapetesmenstene
Zane
Ruby E. Cameron
York Sevocci Sas
Millie Waterfield
Staleei
Elsie White
Third Ave
Fraies Schafstall
Center Street
Bellevue
Earthquake Damages Top Three Million in Southern France
Paris reports the recent southern France quake caused about 3 million dollars in damage. The shock's toll is measured in financial loss rather than casualties as authorities assess affected towns and structures.
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Paris
France
Rumor Floats Finley to State Oil Inspector Post
Reports from Columbus say William I. Finley, Democratic state executive chair, may be appointed as state oil inspector replacing William H. Phipps. Finley has just returned from Atlantic City after illness. Gov Harmon's administration also faces an ongoing, undisclosed audit of Finley’s books and a delayed report from the Bureau of Accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William I. Finley
Democratic
Harmon
Atlantic City
William H. Phipps
Finley
Harris
Fintey
Phipps
State Bureau
Formal Opening Planned for Commerce and Deposit Bank
The Commerce and Deposit bank will hold its formal opening at the Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm next Saturday. The bank began business last Wednesday and reports a substantial volume of accounts. Officers include President J W Haley Vice President Rev John S Hill Cashiers T M Crowe and H H Haley Directors Willi A Hopkins H J Fueller and the officers. The bank plans a substantial capital increase in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Commerce and Deposit Bank
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and Elm
J. W Haley
John S. Hill
T. M. Crowe
H. H. Haley
Willi A. Hopkins
H. J. Fueller
Church to Be Dedicated Asbury M E Premises
Dedication services will be held this morning at the new Asbury M E church the citys first Methodist institutional church. Expected participants include Bishop John M Walden and multiple reverends from the local and regional church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Asbury, M. E
John M. Walden
J. W. Gaddis
Robb Zaring
H. C. Jameson
J. T. Ball
John Pearson
C. C. Peale
Cincinnati Guests Fill New York Hotels on Summer European Trips
A parade of Cincinnatians and Ohio Valley residents arrive in New York on momentum from a booming period, with many boarding ocean liners to Europe for summer travel. Prominent families, business leaders, actors, and officials are listed among guests at the Astor, Knickerbocker, Wolcott, Imperial, and other hotels as they prepare to cross the Atlantic aboard ships like the Cincinnati and Cedric. The piece notes social and business ties, including dignitaries and theater figures, and references attendances at the American Federation of Labor events before sailing.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ohio Valley
Julius F
Carl F
Hotel Plaza
Cincinnati
Plymouth
Hamburg
Abraham Freiberg
Leah Freiberg
Astor
Siegmund Haas
Knickerbocker
Carolina Moerlein
Wolcott
William
Frank B. Witborg
Henry Farny
Queen City
Schulke
Wiborg
Cedric
Liverpool
Sara P
Mary Ho
Katherine Block
Moses Goldsmith
Herminengel
Henry Gildehause
Percy Andreae
Roy
Hotel Imperial
Europe
Andreae
Vera
William H. Muench
Hotel Wolcott
Metropolis
Charles J. Nelson
Carl H. Wheeler
Lexington
Harry D. Smith
Newport
Mr. Smith
Belmont Hotel
James E. Fennessy
Mrs. Fennessy
Billie
Hotel Astor
James V. Howell
J.H. Earnshaw
Columbus
Louis
R&ibold
Dayton
J. W. Henderson
Ashland
Kentucky
J. L. Bott
M. L. Roger
Youngstown
BE. N. Lupier
Springfield
William Oxley
Thompson
W. H. Lalley
W. C. Leslie
Roland
American Federation of Labor
President Gompers
J. W. McCreery
Lee Edward Act
Theodore Adler
A.“J. Thoma
Will C. James
Count Albert de Mondluzin
Clarence E. Mack
Sol’d. Peyset
W. A. Paris
W. D. Deuschle
R. ». Clement
Egna Marvin
L. Loewenstein
W. H. Jones
William H. Dickinson
Charles A. Bond
Nell Murphy
G. W. McAlpin & Co
Cincinnati Mercantile Houses
F. L. Mandlove
A. C. Risher
John Shillito Company
M. Wolf
H. Wolf & Sons
Carl May
May Brothers
F. C. Lowney
Max Morehouse
Hoffman House
Cunard
William Robbins
Capital City
W. K. Lanman
Ekie M. Coates
Fred C. Myers
J. G. Deshler
M. McNaghton
O. H. Sellings
W. A. Schruff
Aera Belle Sniff
William R. Nicholas
Charles E. Williams
A. S. Clucker
J. W. Hanning
C. E. Bright
H. M. Clarke
H. E. Brown
J. R. O'Connor
N. P. Oglesby
G. W. Smith
Mrs. T. Bell
H. A. Heyer
John J. Lentz
W. G. Pengelley
L. W. Buckmaster
D. J. Fisher
H. Maetzel
C. A. Pearce
F. Weadon
G. E Kesterson
L. C. Bonner
A. B. Arment
W. N. Cott
E. Streng
L. T.streng
W. Fitzpatrick
G. Sample
Calhoun Case 19 Submitted to Jury in San Francisco
The Patrick Calhoun case was submitted to a jury of twelve men today in San Francisco. After more than six hours of deliberation, no verdict was reached and Judge William P. Lawler ordered a three hour recess. The jurors were taken to a hotel for dinner under court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Calhoun
George Coston Candy Man Sued for Divorce
Helen Coston filed for divorce and alimony against George Coston candy manufacturer of Cincinnati and Hamilton. The suit in Hamilton cites cruelty and named the Miami Valley Bank of Hamilton Oxford National Bank and Farmers State and Savings Bank as parties. Banks were enjoined from releasing funds or securities.
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George Coston
Candy Man
Hamilton
The
Miami Valley Bank of
Oxford National Bank of
Ing
Bék
Oxford
Gard
Coston
Covington Society Girl Engaged To New York Man
Miss Madge Thompson of Covington will wed R. T. Sadler of New York. The engagement was announced by Miss Thompson's mother at a Zoo club house banquet. The wedding is set for Tuesday at the bride's home and the couple plan to move to New York after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Thompson
Covington
R. T. Sadler
New York
Zoo
Madge E. Thompson
Fifth
Gerrard
Miss Thompson
Belles of Covington Society
County Treasurer Extends Tax Payment Deadline
County Treasurer Roth delays the tax due date by one day. His chief deputy, William Hopkins, announced taxes will be accepted Monday without penalty. Hopkins reports improved half year collections but many delinquents remain. a big receipts day is anticipated.
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Roth
Willam Hopkins
Hopkins
Kentucky Racing Case 15 Postponed
The Kentucky Court of Appeals postponed ruling on the constitutionality of the state racing commission. Oral arguments will be heard on the third day of the September term. The Latonia track status remains unchanged and bookmakers are expected to be used during the current meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
State Racing Commission
Commission
Latonia
Roosevelt Ships Wolves and Wild Boar to New York
June 19 in Naplees a German steamer arrived with two wolves and one wild boar captured by ex President Roosevelt. The animals will be trans shipped to New York aboard the Pannonia, sailing next week.
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America
Naplees
Feldmarschall
Roosevelt
New York
Brigham Dagewell Marriage Set for Tuesday
Attorney J. Harvey Brigham and Miss Ione A. Dagewell will wed Tuesday at 10 30 a m in the Presbyterian church of the Covenant. Rev Robert Watson to officiate. After the ceremony the couple will board the B and CO train for Abilene Texas, their future home.
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J. Harvey Brigham
Ione A. Dagewell
F. E. Dagewell
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Robert Watson
Abilene, Tex
Restorative Formula for Nervous Men Promises Quick Recovery
An illustrated home remedy claims to restore health from nervous exhaustion and anxiety. It prescribes syrups and tonics, mixed secretly to avoid embarrassment, with dosages after meals and at night. The ad promises rapid improvement and lasting benefits regardless of case severity.
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Bataan
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Helen Coston
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