Balance Sheet Finished After Semiannual Settlement
Auditor J L Kennedy and Treasurer Sam De Haven completed the semiannual balance sheet with Deputy Auditor Dick McClure reviewing. Tax receipts total 100 429.87 less deductions of 17 165.36 for receipts and 25 for special judges 12 for mileage and 6.41 for delinquent interest, leaving 83 159.10 net cash. State deduction 21 226 reduces the balance to 62 932. The remaining funds include 21 226 for state, 8 217.99 for tuition school fund and 15 704.59 for the special school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Kennedy
Sam de Haven
Dick” McClure
She Soese
Boy Falls Twenty Feet From River Bridge
Ray W. Gilbert eight years old son of Charles Gilbert of East Comeraville fell from a river bridge railing this forenoon. A missing railing pillar created an opening. he slipped through and fell about twenty feet landing face down in fifteen inches of water. He was only lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
East Comeraville
Ray
May start a bank big show profits in Connersville
The Elks reported a successful big show netting around 300 dollars over expenses, with ticket receipts near 700 dollars. After costs, about 600 to 700 dollars in velvet box money is anticipated, pleasing both lodge members and outsiders. Misses Odie Fleming and Vena Wilson with Mrs Willard Ruwainel and Thelma will visit Cambridge City on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Elks
Odie Fleming
Vena Wilson
Willard Ruwainel
Thelma
Cambridge City
Incendiary Fire At Thomas Home Raises Suspicion
Early today Scott Thomas and his family awoke to smoke as fire damaged a corner of the house. Firefighters used a chemical to save the structure, with estimated loss around $200 insured. Neighbors and the family suspect arson, noting the blaze started outside near a secluded foundation and away from heat sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Thomas
Thomas
Curiosity Chick with No Eyes Draws Attention Near Town
Vale Gold, a farmer two miles north, owns a three day old chick hatched without eyes. A fuzz growth covers the eye sockets while the rest of the brood watches over the sightless brother and provides food. A toothless baby born in New Castle, noted in Connersville, is also described with the mother tending the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale Gold
New Castle
Connersville
A Child's Discernment in Judgment
The piece argues that children have keen discernment and fair judgment because their minds lack the dulling effects of habit and experience. It suggests adults should respect a child's impressions and credit their insight rather than dismissing it.
Fire department drills at McParlan Carriage factory
The fire department conducted a practice run at the McParlan Carriage factory this forenoon, testing response and access to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McParlan Carriage Factory
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers after loss
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance and comforting words after the death of husband and father. They also thank for flowers the choir and quartet for music the choir and quartet for the graveside rites and veterans for honoring the deceased. Mrs Prank Bruner and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orimary
Prank Bruner
Pamily
Hebron Businessman Wetherald Visits Relatives in Town
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wetherald of Hebron Nebraska are visiting at the homes of his brother BH OK Wetherald and sister Mrs. BP H Wood. Mr Wetherald is noted as one of Hebron’s most prominent business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wetherald
Hebron
Nebraska
OK. Wetherald
BP. H. Wood
Wetherald
Daniels Fined in City Case Over Hog Pen Squalor
The City sued Janes Daniels for keeping logs within corporate limits. Before Mayor Barrows the defense faltered as Daniels admitted debt and paid a fine plus costs. He promised to improve hog pens and swill to end the north side stench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Daniels
Barrows
Roots
Ron. Elliott
Tie
Daniels
Rooster Theft Case Heads to Circuit Court
Edward Huber of Nickel Avenue is bound over to the Circuit Court on $500 bond after a raid on a neighbor's coop led to his arrest for stealing a rooster valued at 25 cents. A dog aided the getaway, and Huber pleaded not guilty, claiming they were playing. The rooster was released on its own recognizance. Professor Bell predicts aerial mail service soon, declaring aviation progress will transform transportation and rural route exams for carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ensminger
Laurel Township
Franklin County
Gray
Gustuinger
Allen Wiles
Edward Huber
Nickel Avenue
Frazier
Charles Terry
Justice Cates
Young Huber
Terry
Huber
Perry
Olfiger Frazier
Cates
Sky
Alexander Graham Bell
Plenty of Delegates Named to National Prohibition Convention
Rev J C Burkhardt and W O R Porter were chosen yesterday as delegates to the National Prohibition convention in Columbus Ohio The Prohibitionists spread honors more lavishly than the old parties The district slate includes Aaron Worth Claude Warland William Booth J2 Burkhardt Mercer Brown Charles M WKrott D B Karbine R M Dulian and W O R Porter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Burkhardt
W. O R. Porter
Columbus
Ohio
Aaron Worth
Claude Warland
William Booth
Burkhardt
Mercer Brown
Charles M Wkrott
D. B. Karbine
de. St. Dedi
R. M. Dulian
Kidney Cure Testimony Prompts Kidney Care Advice
A Salem Missouri man writes of five years with kidney disease and recovery after Foley's Kidney Cure. He warns summer kidney irregularities from excess drinking or overheating and recommends Poleon's Kidney Care for timely attention by readers.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted Against Consumption
Health notice urges use of Foley's Honey and Tar to combat consumption and colds. Warns against unknown preparations and endorses Foley’s as safe and effective, listing SO McKeennan & Son as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
McKeennan & Son
Mrs Keller and Mrs Stant Visit Christer in Sanitation Ward
Mrs Frank Keller and Mrs Med Stant visited Mrs J A Christer at the Sexton sanitarium today. Mrs Christer is recovering steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keller
Med Stant
J. A. Christer
Sexton Sanitarion
Christer
Missionary Convention Closes At McFarlan Hotel
The seventeenth annual convention of Woten's Home Missionary Societies ended at noon. Rev. L J Moore led devotionals and Pr W R Smith spoke. Mrs Minnie Abercrombie read on New Developments in Missionary Work. Delegates from Brookville Connersville Robinsons Chapel and West St Shelbyville attended a closing dinner for 35 at the McFarlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woten's Home Missionary Societies
JL. P. Moore
Pr. W. R. Smith
Minnie Abercromabe
William Newkirk
Uindiiacies
Brookville
Conners Vile
Robinsons Chapel
West St. Shelbyville
Reciupacia
Adalresses
Var, Adams
New York
Shas
McFarlan
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Young Ray Gilbert
White Water Bridge
Macauley
New York World
CANS
East Connersville School
James McCann
W. K. Potter
Garus
East Connersville
Jim McCann
the Elks
Rooster
Graham
Bell
Eyvening News
McFarlan Hotel
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