Heckman-Noleth Wedding Ties Covington to City Return
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Webster returned to this city after attending the wedding of Byron Heckman and Miss Mary Noleth at the M E church in Covington Kentucky. The couple are the children of Covington residents and honeymoon plans were announced with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Webster
Byron Heckman
Mary Noleth
M. E
Covington
Charles Noleth
W. H. Heckman
Mrs. Webster
Man Known As Peanut Arraigned For Public Intoxication
Frank Hersley or Peanut was arrested on Railroad Street after an intoxicated walk. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Jenkins and received 30 days at the penal farm in Putnamville plus a $10 fine and about $40 total costs. Mansfield faces a similar pending case and jail hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hersley
Peanut
Wilson
Jenkins
Putnamville
William Mansfield
Increase in Stone Shipment Through Greensburg to Westport
The Big Four rail line between Greensburg and Westport reports a surge in traffic due to Bedford Stone Company’s 50 carloads of dressed stone bound for Providence Rhode Island. The sequence moves from Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line to Big Four, then to Westport, Cleveland, New York Central, and finally to Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Westport
Big Four
Bedford Stone Company
Bedford
Providence
R. I
Chicago, Milwaukee’ ‘and St. Paul Railway
Cleveland
New York Central Limes
Samuel Whiteford 70 Dies After Illness Near Wilmington
Samuel Whiteford aged 70 died at his home on the W H Robbins farm two miles east of the city after a long illness. He leaves a widow Mrs Mary Whiteford and a son Albert Whiteford. He came to the county from Wilmington, Dearborn county, eighteen months ago. burial in Wilmington is planned for Saturday at 11 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Whiteford
Wilmington
W. H. Robbins
Dearborn
Mary Whiteford
Albert Whiteford
DeWeese Touts Fishing Prowess On Lake Webster
Ira DeWeese of Indianapolis Star fame, with carrier boys, is highlighted as a star fisherman. He and his brother in law E A Storms of Connersville reportedly caught more than forty blue girls during an outing on Lake Webster. The group also enjoys swimming, field and track meets, tennis, and horseshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira DeWeese
Indianapolis
Lake Webster
DeWeese
E. A. Storms
Connersville
Shelbyville
County Court House and Jail to Receive Major Upgrades
The county commissioners announce extensive improvements to the courthouse and jail including cell door and window repairs jail bars transportable padded cell plumbing and heating changes. Estimated total expenditure is 11090 with bids due by noon Monday Aug 3. McGuire and Shook of Indianapolis are the architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire, & Shook of
Indianapolis
William Elliott Returns to Indianapolis After Visit
William Elliott has come back to his Indianapolis home following a weeklong visit with relatives and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elliott
Indianapolis
Batesville Briefs and Local News Highlights
John Hillenbrand plans a Sunday departure for New York with onward passage to the British Isles. Olive Terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Terry, appears in a Cincinnati rotogravure feature as a Devotees of Music graduate. Fr Gerard Nusbaumer conducts his first high mass in Fremont, with former Batesville editor Nieman praised for a flawless ball game support as Batesville knocks off Cincinnati Mildoons 10 to 1 and Elmer Neddermann wed Mabel Dickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hillenbrand
New York
British Isles
London
England
Scotland
Ireland
Cincinnati Enquirer
Olive Terry
Oliver Terry
Oldenburg Academy
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Gerard Nusbaumer
Alex Nusbaumer
Fremont
Ohio
Nusbaumer
The
Herald
Wilbur Schwier
Mayo’s Hospital
Elton Kramer
H. H. Kramer
Casper
Wyoming
Denver
Brummer
Russell M. Jeffroes
Louise Belter
St. Mark’s Church
Kempf
St. John’s Church
Elmer Neddermann
Mabel Dickman
Strhoehlein
Batesville
Mildoons
Cincinnati
Nieman
Good Attendance At Christian Church
A large crowd gathered at the Christian church to hear Rev. E. E. Pedicord of Scottsburg preach an able sermon from Romans 1 14 16. J C Barbe introduced the speaker and an informal reception followed for Mr and Mrs Pedicord. They returned home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
E. E. Pedicord
Scottsburg
J.C. Barbe
Local VFW Post Opens New Quarters with Joint Lease
The Veterans of Foreign Wars unit held its first meeting in newly leased rooms above the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. They plan a July 8 initiation for five candidates and will show Robin Hood starring Douglas Fairbanks at the Strand theatre today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Douglas Fairbanks
Strand Theatre
Estate Matters Move Forward in Local Court
Mrs. Robert Naegel relinquishes right to administer the estate of her late husband and Ray W. Miers is appointed administrator with a 25000 dollar bond. John F. Goddard granted permission to redeem bonds of Sarah Wheatley. Foreclosure in Elda Spaugh v Clyde Thorp for 49 dollars with 15 dollars attorney fees. Hazel Bruner v Earl Bruner divorce case orders production of books and papers. Henry Dravis v Landy Lewis et al defendant Predentialia… company files answer and cross complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Naegel
Ray W. Miers
John F. Goddard
Sarah Wheatley
Elda Spaugh
Clyde Thorp
Hazel Bruner
Earl M. Bruner
Henry Dravis
Landy. Lewis
Iaiapmanice: Company
McCormicks Return Home After Short City Visit
Mr and Mrs Roy McCormick returned to their Indianapolis home after a brief visit in the city with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCormick
Indianapolis
Relatves
Earls Klenck and Gen Indicted in Oberholtzer Murder
Two men named Earl Klenck and Earl Gen face murder charges in the death of Miss Oberholtzer. They remain in custody as legal proceedings proceed with no trial date set.
Stephenson Denied Bail in Oberholtzer Murder Case
D C Stephenson former Indiana Ku Klux Klan ruler loses bond bid as he awaits trial for the murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Hamilton Circuit Judge Fred Hines denies bail after a four day hearing. Co defendants Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry also denied bail. no trial date set. Prosecutor Remy and defense counsel Eph Inman to meet soon to schedule trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
D. C
Adams Auctioneer Gets Free Advertising
A. F. Eubank of Adams gained wide notice from a United Press story about running out of gasoline on a motor trip. A bank cashier in Valparaiso, A. J. Lauderback, wrote asking if he was a college roommate from Franklin in 1879. The two Baptists now belong to different denominations, and had not spoken for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Eubank
Adams
United Press
A. J. Lauderback
Valparaiso
Franklin College
Judge Sparks Affirms Seymour Ruling in Bird v Sefton Case
Rushville judge Judge Sparks yesterday affirmed Judge Montgomery of Seymour canceling the lien under the contract if Harry Bird died within five years. The demurrer to the press complaint was overruled. Attorneys Goddard Hite Davidson for Bird. Blair Shelbyville and Wickens Hamilton for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sparks
Rushville
Montgomery
Seymour
Harry Bird
Nona Sefton
Low Bird
Bird
Goddard & Hite
Davidson
Blair
Shelbyville
Wickens & Hamilton
Divorce Case Tried in Circuit Court
Fannie Bayless of Clarksburg sues Quincy Bayless for divorce before Judge John W. Craig. Alimony and child custody are debated as three daughters aged 10, 12, and 17 express a wish to live with their mother. The oldest daughter testifies her father gave her liquor on several occasions. The case likely to conclude this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bayless
Clarksburg
Quincy Bayless
John W. Craig
Clarksburg Man Starts on European Tour
Andrew Kincaid of Clarksburg son of Mr and Mrs W J Kincaid left for Worcester Massachusetts early this morning to begin an educational European tour He sails from Worcester on the Minnekota on the 28th accompanied by Professor Cowden of Worcester College This trip follows his recent senior year at Miami University and aims at study of European countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kincaid
Clarksburg
W. J. Kincaid
Worcester
Mass
Europe
Minnetoka
Kincaid
Miami University
Cowden
Worcester College
Mrs Morrish Elected Grand Treasurer at Psi Iota Xi Meet
Mrs Chas Morrish of Greensburg Indiana was elected grand treasurer of the Psi Iota Xi at the national convention closing session today. She previously served as grand secretary last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eabon
Chas. Morfish
Greensburg
Ind
Psilota Xi
Morrish
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Guests and Visits
Harry Taylor returns to Indiana polis after two weeks with parents M. B. Taylor and wife. Miss Appenine Albritten heads to Muncie for summer normal. Schuyler Tibbetts and family visit Holton relatives. J. H. Whitson and wife of Seymour dine with Chas. Gray family. James Davis and Edin burg family visit Dora Moffett. Fred Philips and wife join daughter Mrs Arthur Denton for weekend. Mrs. C. W. Moor and Charlotte Ann of Knightstown visit A. M. Alexander family. Ed Evans and Hattie Evans of Indianapolis visit P. M. Johnson family. Mrs. Geo. Richards attends E. L. convention in Brookville. Mrs. R. M. Vanausdail and Mrs J. E. Whipple go to Indianapolis. Whipple baby to visit. Rev. J. E. Smith and family from Gary depart after visiting K. I. Adams. Rev. Smith preaches at Baptist church midweek. J. C. McCammon family and Rev. F. H. Albritten visit Muncie on business. P. G. Capper entertains at Sunday dinner with Clyde Jorden and Earl Capper of Indian Head Md. Junior returns from two weeks with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
Indianapolis
M. B. Taylor
Appenine Albritten
Muncie
Schuyler Tibbetts
Holton
J. H. Whitson
Seymour
Chas. Gray
James Davis
Edinburg
Dora Moffett
Fred Philips
Arthur Denton
C. W. Moor
Charlotte Ann
Knightstown
A. M. Alexander
Ed Evans
Hattie Evans
P. M. Johnson
Hattie
Geo. Richards
Smith
Baptist Church
J. C. McCammon
Neal
Doris
F. H. Albritten
Eva Lee
P. G. Capper
Clyde Jorden
Indian Head
Earl Capper
Greensburg Tops Tax Returns With 346 Incomes Reported
Indiana totals show 178,831 residents paid income tax amounting to 8,159,752 dollars last year. Cities listed include Connersville 984 New Castle 784 Shelbyville 678 Rushville 319 Seymour 453 Columbus 615 Madison 262 plus large towns like Indianapolis 33,139 Fort Wayne 12,609 South Bend 11,624 and Evansville 6,808 among others. New York state accounted for 28.72 percent of all returns. Brown county had 17. Local totals reflect broader national figure of 703,962,165 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana
Connersville
Newcastle
Shelbyville
Rushville
Seymour
Columbus
Madison
New York State
Brown County
Ohio
Switzerland County
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Gapay
Terre Haute
Evansville
Hammond
East Chicago
Elkhart
Richmond
Lafayette
Mishawaka
Michigan City
Kokomo
Muncie
Anderson
Logansport
New Albany
LaPorte
Huntington
Marion
Peru
Whiting
Bloomington
Vincennes
Bedford
Osgood Chiropractor Arrested for Intoxication Charge
Clyde Avery of Os good was arrested Saturday night about 6 30 o clock on the road two miles south of Milroy and jailed on a charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty this morning in police court, was fined 10 dollars and costs. Sheriff Hunt and Police Chief Blackburn made the arrest after bystanders reported his driving. He sought to raise 40 dollars to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Avery
Osgood
Milroy
Sheriff Hunt
Blackburn
Rushville
Eward Family Moves to West Lafayette for Purdue Admission
Mr and Mrs Livy Eward and sons Hale Livy Jr and Oliver depart for West Lafayette where Hale Eward will enter Purdue University in September and the other sons start high school. Mr Eward becomes district agent for Farmers Federation Insurance Co covering northwestern Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livy Eward
Hale, Livy Jr
Oliver
West Lafayette
Hale
Eward
Purdue University
Farmers’ Federation Insurance Co
Indiana
Stolen Patterson car spotted en route from Martinsville
Word reached the paper this afternoon that a Patterson make car stolen by Reed Brown around 1 p.m. was heading toward Martinsville, with local officers on a close lookout and the license plate 504007 provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Reed Brown
Patterson
Miss Beatrice Cameron and Richard Rushenburg Are Wed
Beatrice Cameron of Milroy and Richard Rushenburg of Indianapolis were married this afternoon at 4 o clock at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Cameron near Milroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Cameron
Milroy
Richard Rushenburg
Indianapolis
Fred Cameron
Near
Irvin Bower Breaks Leg in Fall on Railroad Bridge
Irvin Bower of this city fell about 11 o'clock yesterday while on a Whitewater branch bridge near Meta mera, Cincinnati. He slipped while replacing cross ties and fell about 20 feet into a creek, landing on his feet. His leg was broken and he was rushed to a hospital. doctors fear possible back injuries. Mrs. Bower left home early today for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Bower
Cincinnati
Letts Resident Reports Crop Conditions From West
P. M. Johnston of Letts received a letter from his uncle R. M. Owen arriving in Fort Collins Colorado on Saturday evening. Owen will be away about four months and says the corn in Iowa Nebraska looks fine but the wheat crop is far below average due to dry weather. Farmers in Colorado have torn up beet fields to plant corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Johnston
Letts
R. M. Owen
Fort Collins
Colorado
Mr. Owen
Iowa
Nebraska
Visitors Return to Naval Station Soar
Officer Clyde Jordan and his wife, who drove from the U S naval station at Indian Head Maryland, will return tomorrow with Mrs Jessie Skeen Mrs George Baumgartner and daughter Mary Pearl. Jordan grew up in Letts and Nellie Watkins Jordan grew up in Alert. The mother of Nellie Watkins Jordan lives with them at Indian Head. Jordan has served in the U S Navy for about fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Jordan
U. S. ‘Naval Station
Indian Head
Jessie Skeen
George Baumgartner
Mary Pearl
Jordan
Letts
Nellie Watkins
Alert
U. S. Navy
Prominent Indiana Mason James Lilly Dies at 62
James W. Lilly aged 62, a 33rd degree Mason and president of Lilly Hardware Co., died after a four month illness in Indianapolis. A Lafayette native, he served on the board of trustees for the Southeastern Indiana Insane Hospital and worked with John E. Russell of Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
James W. Lilly
Indiana
Lilly
Lilly Hardware Co
Lafayette
Southeastern Indiana Insane Hospital
John E. Russell
Greensburg
School Principals Well Known Here
Everett Wiley has been elected for his fourth year as superintendent of the Zionsville schools. He has thirteen assistant teachers in the schools there. Mr. Wiley was principal of G. H. S. from 1918 to 1922, succeeding his brother Guilford Wiley, who is now principal of the high school at La Crosse, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wiley
Zionsville
Wiley
Guilford Wiley
la Crosse
Wis
Harvey Cartee Visits Friends in Indianapolis
Harvey Cartee spent yesterday noon in Indianapolis visiting friends and continuing social engagements throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cartee
Indianapolis
Mrs Pool Minear Visits Indianapolis for Brief Stop
Mrs. Pool Minear traveled to Indianapolis this morning for a short visit. Her itinerary appears concise with plans not yet disclosed.
August Eckel Visits Cincinnati Relative Remarks
August Eckel of Cincinnati arrived here yesterday and made a brief visit with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Eckel
Cincinnati
Davidson Heads to Eagle River Fishing Trip
T. E. Davidson leaves today for a fishing trip to Eagle River Wisconsin. Mrs. Will Woodfill travels to Indianapolis this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Davidson
Eagle River
Wis
Will Woodfill
Indianapolis
Miss Doles Returns From Sorority Convention
Miss Helen Doles arrived home Saturday afternoon from Eaton. She is a member of the local Psi Iota Xi chapter who attended the sorority convention in that city last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Doles
Eaton, C
Doles
Jacob Sandusky landowner linked to Irvington history
A long memo traces Jacob Sandusky as the first Irvington landowner who never resided there, noting his Kentucky origins, vast holdings in Illinois and Indiana, and ties to the Sandusky family. The piece cites Indianapolis connections, with grandchildren and daughters-in-law offering recollections of his life and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Julian Clarke
Indianapolis
Jacob Sandusky
Sandusky
H. C. Sandusky
Monfort Street
Clarke
Jacob Sadowski
Tivington
Indiana
Bourbon County
Kentucky
Bret Jacob Sandusky
James
Poland
Pulaski
Irvington
Illinois
Catlin
Danville
Paris
Ill
Isaac
Henry Clay
Elizabeth
Hannah
Sallie
Mary
Henry Clay Sandusky
Crown Hill
South
Pittsboro
Ind
Brownsburg
Brookville Road
Indian Wheat Growers Association sees growth and storage plans for 1925 crop
The Hoosier Farmer reports 14,724 members in June, a gain of 7,825 from last year, with eight counties above 400 members and twenty-two above 300. Financing aims include half from the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank, based in Louisville, Kentucky, which will help fund storage at Evansville and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Wheat Growers Association
Hoosier Farmer
Hoosier
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Louisville
Evansville
Cincinnati
Indiana
Bruner Visits Friends in Cincinnati
Harry Bruner traveled to Cincinnati Ohio yesterday to visit friends, reporting from the city. He remained in the area for a short stay and expected to return home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bruner
Cincinnati
Professors Crawley Attend N E A Convention in Indianapolis
Prof. J. R. Crawley and his wife traveled to Indianapolis this morning to attend the National Education Association convention, signaling a notable academic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Crawley
Indianapolis
Miss Skillman to Visit Indianapolis This Evening
Miss Ethel Skillman will depart this evening for Indianapolis for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Skillman
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Man Visits Relatives Here Yesterday
Wendell Jenkins of Cincinnati arrived yesterday and spent the day with his parents Mr and Mrs Myron Jenkins and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Jenkins
Cincinnati
Mrs
Myron Jenkins
Mrs Bright Slightly Improves at St Paul Home
Mrs. John Bright, under treatment at her home near St Paul, was reported slightly improved yesterday after a period of illness affecting her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bright
St. Paul
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Heckman-Noleth
Mansfield
Court House
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
Adams Auctioneer
Demurrer
Sparks
Rushenburg
Cameron
Naval Station
Soar
Forest Neal
James W. Neal
Brownsburg, Ind
Aer
Middletown
James Sandusky
Tip Shank
Ellison_Arbuckle
W. H. H. Shank
Tip
Jim” Sandusky
Jacob
Corydon L. Shimer
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