Judge okays reform for Bailey in vehicle theft case
Harold Bailey, 18, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the Indiana reformatory at Pendleton for three to five years for taking Carroll Brown’s car with Carl Miller. Bailey had previous run-ins and was brought in from Mornice by Sheriff Maddux. judge urged reform and recommended minimum sentence alignment with co defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bailey
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Carl Miller
Carrol
Morncie
Maddux
Miller
Scott
Bailey
Plainfield
Craig
Port Huron Couple Welcome 623-Pound Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Donnell R Shoffner of Port Huron Michigan welcomed a baby boy yesterday Mrs Shoffner formerly Miss Rachel Turner daughter of Rev and Mrs J W Turner of north of town Mr Shoffner is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Shoffner of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell R. Shoffner
Port Huron
Mich
Shoffner
Rachel Turner
J. W. Turner
Robert Shoffner
Estate and court approves multiple sales and filings
John H. Parker reports court ordered sale of personal property and bank stock for 850 dollars approved. Real estate in Jess Martin et al vs Conie Martin et al granted and ordered. Leora Goff vs Raymond Goff defendant defaulted and case at issue. John W. Holcomb reports final sale in Sarah A. Evans et al vs Agnes Evans et al, sold to Ella Colson for 600 dollars. Petition to sell in William A. Burk admin vs Burk et al granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parker
Sarah B. Martin
Jess Martin Et al
Conie Martin Et al
Leora Goff
Raymond Goff
John W. Holcomb
Sarah A. Evans
Agnes Evans
Ella Colson
William A. Burk
Indianapolis Hog Prices Rise on Light Run and Strong Demand
Hog sales on the Indianapolis market surged with a 5,000 pen run and strong local and shipping demand. Light hogs topped at 14.75, mediums 14.50 to 14.65, heavies 14.35 to 14.50, bulk 14.50 to 14.65. Cattle were steady to strong, steers 11 to 12 with a few at 12.75, cows and heifers 8 to 11, calves up to 11.50. Receipts: hogs 1000, cattle 900, lambs 500. Sheep weaker by 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Idianapolis
Additional sale report in Fleming estate administration
William O Conner administrator reports an additional sale of real estate in the estate of William Fleming deceased. Rollin Turner named commissioner to conduct the sale in the partition suit Maggie M Cochran v Gabriel Gillmore et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’conner
William Fleming
Rollin Turner
Maggie M. Cochran
Gabriel- Gillmore
Appellate Court Affirms Gilchrist v Cotton Decision
The appellate court in Indianapolis affirmed the Decatur circuit court ruling in the case of Frank Gilchrist versus Mary Josephine Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Appellate Court Today
Decatur Circuit Court
Frank Gilchrist
Mary Josephine Cotton
Debt judgment against Gilchrist upheld by court ruling
United Press reports the Decatur circuit court ruling that a $5,000 judgment for alimony won by Mary J. Cotton against Frank H. Gilchrist stands. Judge John W. Craig allows inquiry into the judgment’s antecedents despite bankruptcy claims. Attorneys Tremain Turner for Cotton and Myron Jenkins for Gilchrist cited prior appellate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Frank H. Gilchrist
Mary J. Cotton
John W. Craig
Decatur
Miss Cotton
Gilchrist
Tremain & Turner
Myron Jenkins
Chicago
Bartholomew County Wheat Crops Rot Under Heavy Rains
Farmers in Bartholomew County report wheat severely damaged by continuing rains. Shocks are soaking through, with some wheat sprouting as drought had already cut yields earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Jupiter Pluvius
Demonstration On Ground Hog Eradication At Tyner Farm
G O Standley county farm agent will show a method to kill ground hogs using calcium cyanide gas at the Frank Tyner farm west of Westport next Tuesday afternoon at two. The event is part of a county wide eradication campaign led by Standley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tyner
G. O. Standley
Westport
Mr. Standley
Ross W Reed and Assistants Seize Andersonville Man in Jail
State Police Ross W Reed with Sam Young and Joe Shinn arrested John Hoffman of Andersonville after a June 9 crash on state road No 39. Hoffman denies the charge while police present evidence of the incident. He awaits trial in Rush County Jail on two counts driving under the influence and failing to stop after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W. Reed
Sam Young
Joe Shinn
State Police Department
John Hoffman
Andersonville
Hoffman
State Road No. 39
Carl Parson
Rush
Property Transfers From Local Deeds Record
Mary B. Gosnell transfers 16 acres near St Omer to Virgil R Mahan for 7480 dollars. Virgil R Mahan transfers 16 acres near St Omer to Wilber V Kelly for 3700 dollars. Stella M McKell sells city property to W A Switzer and wife for 1700 dollars. William Fleming guard sells commercial club lot to Frances M Fleming for 100 dollars. Ian Woodward et al transfer city property to Robert Richardson for 1850 dollars. Alfred J Duffey transfers 86 acres east of Greensburg to W A Mccormack for 5500 dollars. Prosser E Clark to Clarksburg Motor Sales Co a lot in Clarksburg for 350 dollars. G W Lanham to Harry B Helm and wife a lot at Lake McCoy for 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Gosnell
Virgil R. Mahan
St. Omer
Wilber V. Kelley
Stella M. McKell
W. A. Switzer
City
Wm. Fleming
Frances M. Fleming
Commercial Club
Ian Woodward Et al
Robert Richardson
Alfred J. Duffey
W. A. McCormack
Greensburg
Prosser E. Clark
Clarksburg Motor Sales Co
Clarksburg
G. W. Lanham
Harry B. Helm
Lake McCoy
Miss Dorothy Patton Guest of Relatives in Portland
Miss Dorothy Patton is visiting relatives in Portland. She is hosted by family members during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Patton
Portland
Appeal Mentioned in Yesterday's News Not Related to Decree
The Supreme Court dismissed Gregg Alyea v State in a case tied to a $100 fine and sixty days at the penal farm for sale to the Lee boys. The ruling does not affect his six months for maintaining a nuisance violation of prohibition laws now being served at the state penal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Supreme Court
Gregg Alyea
Alyea
Lee Boys
Mrs. Asbury Rice Dies at Aurora
John Birdzell learns of his aunt Mrs. Asbury Rice death in Aurora. She was found dead in bed yesterday and officials cite heart trouble as a possible cause. Birdzell family plans funeral services tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birdzell
Machine Hits Ditch Near New Point
A Willys-Knight car from Lawrenceburg left highway 53 east of New Point on Tuesday morning and plunged into a ditch, toppled a telephone pole, and sustained heavy damage but caused no serious injuries. The vehicle was hauled to Batesville for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys- Knight
Lawrenceburg
Highway 53
New Point
Batesville
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Wm Boyle at East Central
Mr and Mrs William Boyle of 808 East Central avenue celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Tuesday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Boyle of Evansville and granddaughter Mrs A G Bacon of Central City Ky. They were married June 30 1875 at Centenary M E church by Reverend Harvey Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Boyle
Central Avenue
Harry Boyle
Evansville
A. G. Bacon
Central City
Boyle
Mrs. Boyle
M .F. Church
Harvey Harris
Bride Dora Bentley weds Herschel Blades in Indianapolis
The marriage of Miss Dora Bentley of Indianapolis to Herschel Alley Blades of Chicago occurred at 8 p m Saturday at Central Avenue Methodist Church. Attendants included Mr and Mrs George Reiger of this city. The bride is the niece of Mrs Joseph Metzler and sister of Mrs George Reiger, both of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Bentley
Indianapolis
Herschel Alley Blades
Chicago
Ill
Central Avenue Methodist Church
George Reiger
Joseph Metzler
Bonds Sell For Greensburg Gymnasium Bid
Bonds for a new Greensburg community gymnasium sold to J. F. Wild & Co of Indianapolis for 51 365 55 above par. The $50 000 issue bears 4 percent interest. Four Indianapolis banks and Third National Bank were unsuccessful bidders. Construction bids are due by July 10 and work should start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wild & Co
Indianapolis
City Securities Co
Fletcher Savings & Trust
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Fletcher-American Co
Third National Bank
Walter Bonner
Greensburg
Perry v Day case favors plaintiff in small claim action
Judge John W. Craig ruled in favor of George S. Perry against T. E. Day for $58.97 including attorney fees. Clyde Puttmann objects to the executor’s final report in the John J. Puttmann estate, claiming unpaid amounts from Myron Freeland and Leona Puttmann and alleging excessive service charges. Henrietta Hughes estate real estate was reported sold to Chas. N. Dowden for $840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Perry
T.E. Day
John W. Craig
Clyde Puttmann
John J. Puttmann
Myron Freeland
Leona Puttmann
Henrietta Hughes
Chas. N. Dowden
Company B Receives New Field Equipment for Camp Knox
Captain Reed of Co. B 151st Inf leads Indiana National Guard troops to Camp Knox for summer encampment from Aug 2 to Aug 16. The unit, joined by Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia outfits, will train on rifles field work and include field sports. Enlistments remain open two weeks with newly issued equipment boosting range accuracy and reward for four years in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W. Reed
Co. B
151St Inf
Camp Knox
National Guard
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Greensburg
Adjutant General
Indiana National Guard
Reed
Company
Local social notes list visits and gatherings in Sandusky
Alvin Fightmaster of Hamilton will spend the Fourth with his parents. Mrs. Sarah Burrows of Indianapolis visits Julia Williams. Dinner hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Chas Warneke and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swails. Trips bring Clyde Marlowe family and Wm Brunker to Indianapolis. Other updates mention Mrs. Orville Garrett improving and Justine Stotsenburg returning to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Fightmaster
Hamilton
Sarah Berrows
Indianapolis
Julia Williams
Chas. Warneke
Frank Swails
Sarah Burrows
Margaret Nation
Clyde Marlowe
Wm. Brunker
Orville Garrett
Justine Stotsenburg
Cincinnati
W. O. Roszell
Martinsville
Elsie Moffett
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. D. Knox
E. G. Amos
Gepford Pleak
Adams
Walter Hite
Larue Utter
Hope
Fisher Cohen
Henry Thrine
Harry Pratt
Ollie Goddard
Headed for Millhousen: Stranger with dogs vows farmer company
A Shelbyville man traveling with two bloodhounds passed through Greensburg en route to Millhousen to organize a farmer patrol against petty thieves. He did not reach Millhousen and was later seen heading toward Shelbyville and Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Millhousen
Battle Creek
Mich
Week-end Guests Visit From Anderson
Mr and Mrs W A Smith hosted guests over the weekend including Miss Minnie Louise Faust Mrs George Stewart Dally Smith and Wm Joe Brown from Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Minnie Louise Faust
George Stewart
Dally Smith
Wm. Joe Brown
Anderson
Social Visit Noted From Indiana Couples
Mr and Mrs Raymond Barnes and Mr and Mrs Kenneth McClain of Indianapolis were guests yesterday of Miss Mary Brokaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barnes
Kenneth. McClain
Indiannapolis
Mary Brokaw
Harry Gardner Sentenced to Penal Farm With Gregg Alyea
Harry Rip Gardner was arrested intoxicated with a half pint of whiskey. He pled guilty to public intoxication and liquor possession, fined 100 dollars plus 30 dollars costs, and sentenced to 30 days at the penal farm. If the fire is unpaid the term rises to 160 days. Sheriff Maddux escorted Gregg Alyea and Gardner to the penal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Rip” Gardner
Rip
Wilson
Greg Alyea
Jenkins
Maddux
Gregg Alves
Gardner
Batesville Man Arrested Over Prisoner Freedom Charges
Deputy Chesley Boicourt and Officer Ed Spillman arrested Raymond Nengal of Batesville for freeing a prisoner. Nengal posted $500 bond after quick pursuit from Batesville. Fifth arrest in a spate tied to an Allen's Amuse U park incident last Sunday. Other locals Schreiber Johnston Biddinger and Bever faced similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Boicourt
Ed Spillman
Batesville
Raymond Nengal
Nengal
Allen’s Amuse U Park
Schreiber
Johnston
Biddinger
Bever
Batesville Man Pleads Guilty To Public Intoxication
Charles Bettice of Batesville pleaded guilty to public intoxication at Amuse U park. Judge fined him $10 with about $40 in costs. no sentence imposed and Bettice may return home. Mention of Tremain Turner aiding state in prosecution of three men linked to Bettice’s escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bettice
Batesville
Amuse U Park
Jenkins
Tremain & Turner
Estevan Allen
Isador Schreiber
Thomas Johnston
William Biddinger
Change of venue granted in Davis vs Thomas case
Jefferson C. Davis of Fugit township sues Walter R. Thomas Rushville mayor seeking damages from an automobile collision south of Rushville in Decatur county. The motion of Davis prompted the change of venue to a different court in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Jefferson C. Davis
Fugit
Walter R. Thomas
Rushville
Decatur County
Thomas
Chicken Thieves Loot Ben Riley Chicken House
A truck arrived at Ben Riley's west of town Saturday night while the family was away and loaded a chicken house truck with chickens. The thieves then removed the Buff Rocks banded birds from the loot and left them by the roadside before fleeing. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Riley
West of Town
Columbus Ladies Apply for Roles in Bank Vigilante Group
Columbus women armed with automatic pistols and rifles may join a county vigilante band to guard banks and prevent robberies. Several applicants have formally applied, said Charles M. Setser, cashier of the Union Trust Company and head of the bankers protective organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Setser
Union Trust Company
County Bankers’ Protective Organization
Columbus
Indianapolis Guests Visit Letts Family
Mrs. Luella Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rivers and children and Miss Anna Elliott of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Bert Davis and family near Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Lyon
Nelson Rivers
Anna Elliott
Indianapolis
Bert Davis
Near Letts
Mrs Elizabeth Evans Visits Mrs William Cherry
Mrs Elizabeth Evans traveled to Shelbyville yesterday morning to visit Mrs William Cherry and spend time together in a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Evans
Shelbyville -Yester
William Cherry
State Penal Farm to House Six Month Nuisance Term
Gregg Alvear will be taken to the state penal farm tomorrow by Sheriff Maddux to begin a six month term for maintaining a nuisance under the prohibition law. His appeal was denied by the supreme court and commitment papers caused the delay. Sheriff Maddux, Mrs Maddux, and Mrs Elza Towler will then visit the Plainfield school for boys where Mrs Towler’s son is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg Alvear
Maddux
Supreme Court
Elza Towler
Plainfield School For
Bone couple relocates to Seattle Washington
Shelbyville Republican notes Mr and Mrs S C Bone now reside in Seattle Washington. A letter from Mr Bone says they will stay until daughter Marguerite graduates from the University of Washington, then he plans to return to newspaper work. He reports Seattle as beautiful and enjoying rest and magazine writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott C. Bone
Shelby County
Valuation of $304,495.61 Made by County Assessor
The estate of Oliver Deem who died September 18 1924 is valued at 304 495 61 for inheritance tax. County Assessor Bayless appraised the estate which includes 261 268 in stocks and bonds including school ditch and municipal bonds 2000 Greensburg National Bank stock 378 acres of county land valued at 37805 and personal property net about 2200. Graveled road bonds totaling 86000 and many Liberty bonds. The estate is among the largest settled in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Deem
Bayless
Greensburg National Bank
Deem
Indiana
John Powell Spends Saturday in Indianapolis
John Powell of this city spent Saturday in Indianapolis as a brief personal outing reported in local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powell
Indianapolis
Mrs J C Barbe Goes On Two Week Vacation At Fair Store
Mrs J C Barbe will be away from her duties at the Fair store for a two week vacation beginning next Monday. She plans to resume work on the following Monday.
Weldon Brokaw Visits Parents for Several Days
Weldon Brokaw is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brokaw, for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Brokaw
Mrs
Frank Brokaw
Oliver Family Spends Saturday at Porter's Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oliver and their daughters spent Saturday enjoying time at Porter's Camp, a family outing noted in local society mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oliver
Porter’s Camp
Carrolton Couple Guests Of Local Host Family
Mr and Mrs Swango of Carrolton Kentucky are guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Bishop in this city as noted in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swango
Carrolton, Ky
Bert Bishop
Dr. Prosser Clark to Move with Wife to Portland
Dr. Prosser Clark and his wife of Clarksburg will depart Wednesday to establish a new home in Portland Oregon bringing plans for a fresh start and residence relocation for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser Clark
Clarksburg
Portland
Oregon
Indianapolis couple visits Thompsons then returns home
Mr and Mrs Calvin White of Indianapolis have returned home after visiting here with Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Calvin White
Indianapolis
Charles Thompson
Louisville Couple Guests of McCoys
Dr and Mrs Billie N Taylor and their baby from Louisville Kentucky visit the McCoy family east of the city staying with Mr and Mrs W A McCoy during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie N. Taylor
Baby
Louisville, Kentucky
W. A. McCoy
Miss Harriette Sims Visiting Columbus Pair on West Walnut
Miss Harriette Sims of Columbus Indiana is the guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles Williams on West Walnut street during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Sims
Columbus, Ind
Charles Williams
West Walnut Street
Weisenbergs Visit Gardners in Indianapolis Weekend
Mr and Mrs Carl Weisenberg of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weisenberg
Indianapolis
Gilbert Gardner
Donnell Returns to Chicago After Mother's Funeral
R Donnell returns to his home in Chicago Illinois after attending the funeral of his mother Mrs Cornelia Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Donnell
Chicago
Ill
Cornelia Donnell
Gaylord Stewart Visited Downey Area As Guest of Wertz Family
Indianapolis resident Gaylord Stewart spent the weekend as a guest of Frank Wertz and family near Downey, enjoying the hospitality and local surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Stewart
Indianapolis
Frankwertz and
Aldrich Family Return From Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Ira Aldrich returned yesterday to this city after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Grover Aldrich and family at Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Aldrich
City
Grover Aldrich
Clinton
James R. Davis 80 Dies. Widow and Three Children Survive
James R. Davis 80 of Burney died Sunday in Newbern. He was born in Decatur County in 1845, first married Sarah J. Prison in 1873, who died years ago, and later wed Malinda E Unnewehr in 1889 who survives. Surviving children include sons William and Conda of North Vernon and daughter Cora Clapp in Michigan. Funeral conducted by Rev. W. A. Pavy, burial at Center Grove Cemetery, Burney. brothers Harri son, Matthias, and Aaron Davis note kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pavy
Newbern
James R. Davis
Decatur County
Sarah J
William
Conda
North Vernon
Cora) Clapp
Michigan
Malinda Eunnewehr
Baptist Church
Burney
Center Grove Cemetery
Harrison Davis
Matthias Davis
Aaron Davis
Twenty Five Appointed to Plan Labor Day Reception
At the Decatur lodge meeting a committee of twenty five was named by Harold Ford to arrange a reception for about 2500 visitors from the forty Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges of Marion county on August 23 at the Odd Fellows home grounds. The event includes a motor cavalcade, a basket dinner for home residents, and broad invitation for local citizens to attend. Members named include Will Ehrhardt Estevan Allen Ralph M. Davis G. O. Barnard Charles Howe John L. Jackson Robert A. Huber Win S. Shepherd Wm A. Watson Clarence Martin John Wildman Louis Meyerrose J. E. Gaunt Edward McConnell James H. Randall Ed Siling Cort Ray John Patterson Samuel L. Jackson Charles McGee L. H. Roszell Willard Dunn C. E. Bottorff George Baumgartner Men Martin T. J. Wagner. The committee will meet soon to finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Lodge
Forty Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Marion County
Odd Fellows Home
Harold Ford
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
Decatur County
Will Ehrhardt
Estevan Allen
Ralph M. Davis
G. O. Barnard
Charles Howe
John L
Aldrichs Visit Daughters in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Ira Aldrich of this city visited their daughters Helen and Gladys Aldrich in Indianapolis yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Aldrich
Helen and
Gladys Aldrich
Indianapolis
Carol Nelson Critical Illness Reported Today
Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of the southern city area, who has been critically ill, is reported today as no better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Frank Nelson
Connersville Couple Guest of Ira Clark Household
Mr and Mrs Lewis Clark of Connersville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Clark of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Clark
Connersville
Ira Clark
This Ity
Ainsworth Family Visits Relatives in Decatur County
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ainsworth with their Knightstown family spent the Fourth of July and yesterday visiting relatives in Decatur County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ainsworth
Knightstown
Decatur County
Death brings Donnell family back to Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs E R Donnell and Mr Henderson returned to their homes in Indianapolis last evening after being called here on account of the death of Mrs Cornelia Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Donnell
Mr. Henderson
Indianapolis
Cornelia Donnell
Frank Woodward in Serious Condition After Knee Operation
Frank Woodward, who had Friday surgery to remove a leg just below the knee, was reported in serious condition today at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodward
Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Jane Born At Methodist Hospital In Indianapolis
Elizabeth Jane, a 2% pound girl, was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Crawford at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis on July 3. Mr Crawford formerly lived on North Franklin Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jane
Joe Crawford
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Crawford
North
Franklin Street
Batterton Family Visit Noted in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Ed Batterton and their daughter Mae Louise were in Indianapolis yesterday as recorded in the local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Batterton
Mae Louise
Indianapolis
Charles Daimbert Noted as Passenger from Local City to Cincinnati
A local resident Charles Daimbert was recorded as a passenger traveling from the city to Cincinnati last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daimbert
Cincinnati
Hancock family visits Indiana officials on weekend trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hancock with their son John and Miss Helen Lacey toured Salem Corydon New Albany and Madison on Saturday and Sunday. They met Edgar Bush former lieutenant governor of Indiana on his Salem area farm and visited Senator W Q Guthrie's Dupont summer home on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hancock
John
Helen Lacey
Salem
Corydon
New Albany
Madison
Edgar Bush
Indiana
W. Q. Guthrie
Dupont
Miss Opal McKim Spends Sunday in Indianapolis
Miss Opal McKim of this city spent Sunday in Indianapolis city and returned with no reported incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal McKim
Sanday
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marcid Bailey
Hayden Gilchrist
Rush County
Blades
Bentley
Company B
Sandusky
Harry Gardner
Allen’s Park
Fugit Township
Rush Court
Columbus Ladies
High Court
Mrs. S. C. Bone
Seattle, Wash
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