Officers Face Damage Case Involving Nigh And Grinstead
George A. Nigh Shelby county sheriff and ex deputy Everett Grinstead face a $10,000 damage suit filed in Shel by circuit court. Thomas Taggart alleges assault and battery false imprisonment after Jan. 11 arrest and jail confinement without charge. Taggart says officers beat him read no warrant and refused medical aid. right eye reportedly permanently impaired.
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Bas Times Special Ind
George A. Nigh
Shelby County
Everett Grinstead
Shelby Circuit
Thomas
Taggart
Nigh and Grinstead
Grinstead
Nigh
Richmond Ordinance Bans Fireworks Citywide
Richmond Indiana tests a stricter law banning all fireworks within city limits after past Fourth of July disruptions. The new rule prohibits both sale and shooting, tightening the earlier ban which allowed sales for five days before the holiday. Twenty-one youths were arrested previously, sparking protests by their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timex
Richmond
Ind
Widow to Fight Claim in Hennings Estate Case
Anderson Indiana July 26 The widow Mrs Josephine Hennings will contest a claim by Courtney Everest Hennings Antioch Illinois that he is the illegitimate son of the late Joseph E Hennings banker and civic leader and entitled to about half of an estate valued near 500000 An attorney from Waukegan Illinois filed a 3000 claim after the husband s death and before the widow learned of another probable heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Times
Anderson
Ind
Courtney Everest Hennings
Antioch
Ill
Joseph E. Hennings
Josephine Hennings
Hennings
Waukegan
Til
Truck Driver Released After Wagon Collision Near Bluffton
Leonard Shafer, a Ft. Wayne truck driver, was released on a promise to pay damages after his truck struck a Wells county farmer Isaac Bartlett’s wagon south of Bluffton. A six inch board in the wagon bed penetrated Bartlett’s hip, killing the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Bluffton
Ind
Leonard Shafer
Ft. Wayne
Isaac Bartlett
Wells County
Here
Bartlett
Bull valued at four thousand perishes in Indiana barn blaze
A large barn on Mrs. Solomon Howard's farm near Jolietville Indiana burned from spontaneous hay combustion. Several cattle were burned including a Jersey bull valued at 4000 dollars. Total loss estimated at 8000 dollars with less than half covered by insurance.
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Jolietville
Ind
Solomon Howard
Indianapolis
Oil survey begins on 15000 acres in Decatur and Jennings
C FP Lawther of Louisville and Professor Beckner plan an intensive oil survey across 15000 acres in Decatur and Jennings counties. Prospects hinge on drilling two times deeper than prior wells to discover oil.
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Times
Greensburg
Ind
Decatur County
C. FP. Lawther
Louisville
Beckner
Jennings County
Funeral services for Mrs Julius Schlusemeyer held
Evansville Indiana July 26 funeral services were held Friday for Mrs Julius Schlusemeyer widow of Julius Schlusemeyer. The article notes her passing and the private nature of the service, with local reactions and brief biographical details.
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Pn Times
Evansville
Ind
Julius Schlusemeyer
Lebanon soprano to perform Italian and French works
Miss Eleanor Honan dramatic soprano visits Lebanon for a Wednesday concert at Centenary Methodist Church. Accompanist Paul Matthews from Indianapolis, a former Lebanon resident, joins her after two years singing mostly in Italy including Il Trovatore at Milan's Malibran theater.
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Times Special
Lebanon
Ind
Centenary Methodist Church
Eleanor Honan
Miss Honan
Paul Matthews
Indianapolis
Fist Challenge Ends With Court Fine in Gary Showdown
In Gary Indiana on July 26 Peter Laterzo faced assault and battery charges as a fight challenge erupted in city court. J H Kash and his father Martin proposed the bout, Laterzo agreed, but Judge Herman Key halted the scene with a $5 fine and a suspended sixty day penal farm term conditioned on no further fighting. Laterzo claimed he beat the Kashs to get even for an attack on his father.
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Po Times
Gary
Ind
Peter Laterzo
J. H. Kash
Martin Kash
Laterzo
Herman Key
Laterze
Truck Driver Drowns In Mishawaka Gravel Pit
Raymond Kersh age 26 drowned when a three ton truck backed to the edge of a Berger Brothers Sand and Gravel pit and the earth caved in sending the vehicle plunging into thirty feet of water. Rex Ladow, Mishawaka patrolman, recovered the body with grappling hooks about an hour later. Witnesses saw Kersh exit the cab and surface before drowning after a brief struggle.
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Times
Mishawaka
Ind
Raymond Kersh
Berger Brothers Sand and Gravel Company
Kersh
Rex Ladow
4-H Club Representatives Named at Indiana State Fair School
Miss Helen Hoggatt of Fountain City and Miss Alice Hunt of Whitewater were chosen as Wayne county 4-H Club representatives for the twelfth annual Indiana state fair school of home economics. Miss Hazel Smith of Hagerstown was named alternate, with Mrs L. G. Van Nice of Amo serving as superintendent.
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Pn Times
Speciatl
Richmond
Ind
Helen Hoggatt
Fountain City
Alice Hunt
Whitewater
Wayne County
Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics
Hazel Smith
Hagerstown
L. G. van Nice
Amo
Danville Native Evan Estep to Retire From Indian Service
Evan W. Estep of Danville, a 25 year veteran of the United States Indian service, will retire on July 31. He currently serves as superintendent of the Yakima Indian reservation in Washington and has previously led the Crow reservation in Montana and the Navajo reservation in New Mexico.
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Bn Times
Danville
Ind
Evan W. Estep
United States Indian Service
Yakima Indian Reservation
Washington
Crow Reservation
Montana
Navajo Reservation
New Mexico
Death of John Kellar After Runaway Accident in Hope Indiana
John Kellar, 80, died at the home of his son I G Kellar near Hope Indiana from injuries in a runaway incident three weeks earlier. He was born in Bartholomew County and active in Sharon Baptist Church. He leaves two sons Harvey and I G and a daughter Mrs G M Cochrane of Frankfort.
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Special Hope
Ind
John Kellar
I. G. Kellar
Here
Kellar
Bartholomew County
Sharon
IL. G. Kellar
Harvey Kellar
G. M. Cochrane
Frankfort
Anderson Free Fair Profit Reported
Anderson Indiana July 26 report states a net profit of 2600 dollars was realized from the free fair held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pn Times
Anderson
Ind
Father and son join camp staff in Kentucky
Army Camp Knox opens Monday under Colonel A J Dougherty of the Eighty fourth division reserve corps. His son Jack Dougherty will attend as a newly commissioned second lieutenant of cavalry. The father originally served as a cavalry leader and the son recently learned to fly in Indianapolis.
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Bu Times
Knox
A. J. Dougherty
Indianapolis
Eighty-fourth Division
Organized Reserve
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Jack Dougherty
Cavalry
Purdue Foremen Training Reaches Indiana Industries
Twelve women and 1 038 men foremen or foreladies in Indiana factories have enrolled in a Purdue foremanship course taught by Professor G F Buxton. The program has operated in fifty eight cities over seven years, reaching 399 factories with more than 100 industry types, from coal mining to candy making. Buxton plans to resume classes in September.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
G. F. Buxton
Engineering Extension
Purdue University
Buxton
Martinsville
Brazil
Greencastle
Spencer
Carbon
Clinton
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Beech Grove
Indianapolis
Huntington
Wabash
Peru
Michigan City
Laporte
Water Supply Short Snaps Conservation Effort in Farmersburg
In Farmersburg Indiana drought prompts strict water limits with all lawn sprinkling forbidden. The town tower holds 60 000 gallons and the well can drain in twenty minutes, requiring an hour and twenty minutes to refill. In Connersville Indiana word comes of the death of Amanda Hinchman 90 widow of J H Hinchman longtime Fayette county resident. She died at her daughter Mrs Frank Matney home in Wooster Ohio after a long illness. Burial will be at Kokomo. She leaves five daughters Mrs Matney Mrs William Carson Glenwood Mrs Clyde Reed Kalamazoo Michigan Mrs Henry Curtis Hot Springs Arkansas and Mrs Belle Dailey Oklahoma City Oklahoma and a son Marshall Glenwood.
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Farmersburg
Ind
Connersville
Amanda Hinchman
J. H. Hinchman
Formr
Fayette County
Frank Matney
Wooster
Kokomo
Matney
William Carson
Glenwood
Clyde Reed
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Curtis
Hot Springs
Ark
Belle Dailey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marshall
Indiana bowler Kraft to begin prison term for involuntary manslaughter
Edward W. Kraft of Indiana will start a one to ten year state prison term Monday for involuntary manslaughter after parole requests were denied. He had appealed to Governor Leslie and then to the Indiana supreme court, following a 1928 automobile accident in which Charles Pens was fatally injured.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Edward W. Kraft
Indiana
Harry G. Leslie
Kraft
Indiana Supreme Court
Charles Pens
Wells Condemned in Anderson Water Tests
Anderson Indiana, July 26. Several wells in the city were condemned by city chemist Frank Beck after tests showed water contamination.
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United Press Anderson
Ind
Frank Beck
Hoosier Seeker of Edison Scholarship
Indiana University extension division announced the itinerary for forty eight contestants in the national Thomas A. Edison scholarship contest at Orange New Jersey. William Checkley Loy of Michigan City was Indiana's representative. The four day program includes arrivals dinners welcomes tours and festivities at Edison venues and a Friday announcement of the scholarship award with a reception at City Hall.
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Sweci
Bloomington
Ind
Thomas A. Edison
Orange
N. J
Indiana University Extension Division
Indiana
William Checkley Loy
Michigan City
Edison
Suburban
Edison's
Ison Industries
Anne
Rock Spring Country Ub
New York
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
Luna Park
S. Leviathan
J. J. Walker
City Ha 1
Hog thefts alleged in Noblesville case
Glenn Lennon and Woodward Shetterly are jailed in Noblesville Ind charged with stealing twenty hogs from attorney C M Gentry. The hogs were moved to Indianapolis stockyards where officials alerted authorities. Shetterly confessed implicating Lennon and Edward Shetterly, who is at large. The men claim the theft occurred in Hamilton County not Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Noblesville
Ind
Glenn Lennon
Woodward Shetterly
C. M. Gentry
Indianapolis
Anderson
Shetterly
Lennen
Edward Shetterly
Hamilton County
Madison County
Gentry
Heat Ends Two Lives in East Chicago Incident
Heat claimed two lives in East Chicago. Victor Carrette, 47, former street commissioner, died at his home. Ira B. McMillan, 60, from Chicago, collapsed entering the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company plant.
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United Press
Chicago
Ind
Victor Carrette
Ira B. McMillan
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Tail-less twenty three pound catfish caught in White River
Ted Byrd reports catching a twenty three pound tailless catfish in White River near Hazelton Indiana. Izaak Walton League members speculate the tail was eaten by a larger fish or damaged by rocks placed along railroad tracks during last winter floods.
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United Press
Hazelton
Ind
Ted Byrd
White River
Here
Izaak Walton League
Byrd
Funeral services for Casper Rizzi in Brookville
Casper Rizzi 72 longtime Brookville jeweler and president of the People's Trust Company died after paralysis. Survived by widow five sons Frank Crescent Indianapolis John Jo O seph and Michael two daughters Mrs Anna Flack near Brookville and Mrs Mary Bruns Brookville.
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Brookville
Ind
Casper Rizzi
People’s Trust Company
Frank
Crescent
Indianapolis
John
Jo O.seph
Michael
Anna Flack
Mary Bruns
Robert Core Tremaine dies after brief illness in Asbury Park
Robert Core Tremaine aged 54 father of Paul Tremaine, the orchestra leader, died in Asbury Park New Jersey after a brief illness. He was born in Lafayette Indiana and had owned newspapers in Pueblo Colorado and Wichita Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Robert Core Tremaine
Paul Tremaine
Lafayette
Ind
Pueblo
Colo
Wichita
Kas
Slaying by Suffocation Probed in Tincher Case
A coroner's jury in Springfield Illinois rules death by suffocation in the Tincher case, finding R C Tincher of Terre Haute Indiana died on an isolated road near Springfield around July 11. The verdict urges authorities to pursue the slayers for murder and locate them. Elmer Stover of Rome Georgia was found dead days earlier nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Springfield
Ill
R. C. Tincher
Terre Haute
Ind
Here
Tincher
Elmer Stover
Rome
Not Dry Yet Divorce Suits Highlight Prohibition Trouble
In Clark circuit court two divorce filings reveal liquor’s impact on homes. Charles Bryant accuses Anna Bryant of habitual drunkenness neglecting the household. Phoebe Richey sues Wilson Richey, a grocer, for drunkenness.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark Circuit Court
Charles Bryant
Anna Bryant
Phoebe Richey
Wilson Richey
Oak town to receive new fire truck in August
OAKTOWN Ind July 26 The Oaktown fire department expects delivery of a new truck and equipment in August. The need was shown when a recent fire caused about 30000 in damage before being controlled.
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United Press
Oaktown
Ind
Vest that endured three weddings ties to Hickman family
At Winchester Indiana on July 26 during the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Alph Hickman a vest over seventy five years old from the original wedding suit was worn by a relative. The vest, stained from soup at four wedding repasts, is hoped to be handed down to future bridegrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ind
Alph Hickman
Horses Die in Fire on John Reece Farm at Bluffton
July 26 near Bluffton Indiana a barn and a combined corn crib tool shed burned when straw fed flames into the barn. Two horses and farm implements were lost while the threshing machine and tractor owned by Ernest Lesh were saved. Origin of the blaze undetermined. No insurance on contents. some coverage on buildings.
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Times
Bluffton
Ind
John Reece
Here
Reece
Ernest Lesh
Canoe Trip Slow in Scorching Heat Near Louisville
Three Newcastle men Charles Wood William Highley and Glenn Cooper started a canoe journey to New Orleans eight days ago from Lawrenceburg along the Ohio River. They report slow progress due to extreme heat and many river locks, with current location near Louisville and travel hindered by daytime heat reflected from the water.
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Newcastle
Ind
New Orleans
Charles Wood
William Highley
Glenn Cooper
Lawrenceburg
Ohio River
Louisville
United States to establish emergency landing field near Knightstown
The U S department of commerce leases a site on the farms of Edward Call and O E Rees for an emergency landing field. C Brooks Renn will supervise boundary light installation. Four fields will be built along the National road between Indianapolis and Dayton Ohio. In Anderson Indiana thieves stole eleven automobile tires from a Hubert Truck Line trailer on State road 9 between Anderson and Marion. The theft was reported by W E Tull of Indianapolis.
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Knightstown
Ind
United States Department of Commerce
Edward Call
O. E. Rees
C. Brooks Renn
Indianapolis
Dayton
Times
Anderson
Hubert Truck Line
Muncie
Detroit
Marion
W. E. Tull
Healthiest boy and girl contest added to Bartholomew County Fair
At Columbus Indiana the Bartholomew County Fair adds a health contest for the county’s healthiest boy and girl, replacing the babies contest. Winners receive a free trip to Purdue University and become the county’s official entrants in the state contest. In Anderson Indiana Mrs Skees and two children fall ill after drinking Kentucky water as five cases and one death occur locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew County Fair Association
Purdue University
Bu Times
Anderson
A. D. Skees
Kentucky
Former rural carrier misreads route near Vincennes
George Letts of Kansas, a former Wheatland district rural mail carrier, became lost while visiting friends and had to ask directions to return to Vincennes after attempting to drive over his old route. A separate item notes Mrs Benedict’s finger needle moved and now lies on bone as shown by X ray.
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United Press
Vincennes
Ind
George Letts
Kansas
Wheatland
Horse Injures Boy in Barn Incident
SMORE Indiana July 26. Ronald Doo, 13, was injured while putting hay in a barn when a horse caused the accident. He received treatment and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Times Special
Smore
Ind
Ronald Doo
By & Horse
Indiana swindle case eyed by state crime bureau
Captain C. T. Manning of the Indiana bureau of criminal investigation notified Sheriff T. E. Ramsey he will confer in Noblesville on the alleged $3,090 swindle of August Druck, a farmer near Atlanta. Druck deposited money at Tipton, later found gone. two strangers were linked by fingerprints, Manning requests Ramsey's help as investigators pursue a possible robbery theory tied to a Hamilton county farm deal.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
C. T. Manning
Indiana Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
T. E. Ramsey
August Druck
Atlanta
Manning
Tipton
Druck
Ramsey
Hamilton County
Railroad veteran Lawson Boyd dies after long illness
Lawson A. Boyd 80 a retired railroad worker died in Dublin Indiana after a lengthy illness Born at Jacksonburg he started as a telegraph operator for Indiana Central later rising to dispatching superintendent with roles at Dennison Indianapolis Seaboard Air Line and construction work on lines in New York North Carolina and a Florida Everglades project He was a Mason and survived by brother Dr Horace B Boyd of Cambridge City
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Times
Dublin
Ind
Lawson A. Boyd
Indiana Central
Pennsylvania
Dennison
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western
Indianapolis
Seaboard Air Line
New York
North Carolina
Florida Everglades
Jacksonburg
Masonic Lodge
Horace B. Boyd
Cambridge City
Wabash Clerk Seeks Vera Costina for $1000 Heir Funds
Wabash county clerk seeks Vera Costina to deliver $1000 from three estates in which she was the sole heir. Carl J. Reahard filed suit to appoint an administrator to receive and invest the funds. Costina disappeared from her home more than five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wabash, Ind
Wabash County
Vera Costina
Carl J. Reahard
Snyder death at Atlanta Indiana and council divorce suit
Charles Snyder aged 50 dies after long illness in Atlanta Indiana burial planned at Arcadia. He leaves a widow and children Geraldine Rouse Anderson Etta Carpenter Omega Mary Snyder Garret Snyder and siblings Edward John William and Maude Kellam. In Jeffersonville Russell Prall city council member files for divorce from Jessie N Pratt alleging cruelty and seeks custody of the 10 year old son Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Atlanta
Ind
Charles Snyder
Arcadia
Geraldine Rouse
Anderson
Etta
Carpenter
Omega
Mary Snyder
Garret Snyder
Edward
John
William
Faulty Snyder
Maude Kellam
Snee
Jeffersonville
Farmer Thomas Tittle Fined for Possession of Intoxicating Liquor
Columbus Indiana July 25 Thomas Tittle 72 a farmer pleaded guilty in city court after a raid at his west of city home. He was fined 100 dollars with 130 dollars costs and sentenced to ninety days at the state penal farm. Officers found two gallons of corn liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Times
Columbus
Ind
Thomas Tittle
Farmer
Mrs George King Pleads Guilty In Ind raid case
In Columbus Indiana Mrs George King pleaded guilty to possession of liquor and maintaining a nuisance after a raid on her home. Judge Julian Sharp nacked sentence pending future behavior. Her paralytic husband was arrested but bed confinement prevented movement. In Decker Indiana a flock of wild geese rose from White River endangering a southbound mail plane forcing an abrupt maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
George King
Julian Sharpnack
United Press
Decker
White River
Telegraph Lineman Bravely Holds Line Amid Elevator Fire
Charles Kenneman of Columbus works as a lineman for the Pennsylvania railroad atop a pole at Falmouth keeping telegraph service intact as a fire destroys an elevator owned by the Rush County Elevator Company.
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Charles Kenneman
Columbus, & Lineman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Falmouth
Rush County Elevator Company
Wounded Detective Wounded in Peru Shooting
Robert White of Peru, C. and O. railroad detective, is improving at Grant county hospital after being shot in the right shoulder, arm, and hand. Chester Parks, 35, alleged assailant and World War veteran, is jailed in Grant county. authorities say the shooting was to avenge an attempted arrest during a train search for a fugitive.
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Marion
Ind
Robert White
Peru
Grant County
Chester Parks
White
Parks
Barn Fire Causes $5000 Loss Near Columbus Indiana
Fire on the Carl Nienaber farm four miles west of Columbus destroyed a barn, its contents, and a silo, one of the largest in the area. The loss totaled about $5,000 with cause undetermined but suspected spontaneous combustion due to recently added hay in the loft.
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Columbus
Ind
Carl Nienaber
Here
Indiana
Mission Leader Spirit of Hope Returns From Loma Visit
Rev. Paul Robinson city mission superintendent and a brother received blood transfusions in Colorado as their mother battles a serious illness. The transfusions have improved the mother’s condition and brought relief to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spevins Anderson
Ind
Paul Robinson
Loma, Colo
Mr. Robinson
Bakery Manager Chosen for Taggart Plant
Anderson Ind July 26 Edward C Breuer formerly of St Louis Mo has been named manager of the Taggart Baking Company plant in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Times
Anderson
Ind
Edward C. Breuer
S J. Louis
Taggart Baking Company
Aged Widow Ida B Cook Dies in Noblesville Home
Mrs Ida B Cook 69 widow of Wright Cook dies at her Noblesville home. Survived by two children William Cook of Indianapolis and Jesse Cook of Anderson. Funeral details not provided.
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Buy Times
Noblesville
Ind
Ida B. Cook
Wright Cook
William Cook
Indianapolis
Jesse Cook
Anderson
Paving Contract Awarded in Hartford City Street
Hartford City bids $57,433 to pave a street with concrete after the bid opening. The contract was let for paving work and will cover a concrete street section in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Hartford City
Ind
City Hall Row Sparks Arrest Over License Charge
Hammond Indiana July 26 druggist Carl Nelson leader of opponents of a proposed $500000 city hall is under arrest for violating a city ordinance after selling sandwiches without a $10 license fee. Nelson blames Councilman Scott and cites politics while denying any intent to dodge the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Hammond
Ind
Carl Nelson
Nelson
Charles Scott
Scott
A. Murray Turner
Park Board
City Hall
Indiana Accountants Hold Session Friday
The Indians Association of Certified Public Accountants met in Evansville on Friday with James C. Olive of Indianapolis as president. Attendees from Indianapolis included J. B. Baerncopf Andrew L. Carter Harry Boggs and others. A directors meeting followed by luncheon featured golf swimming and motor trips with a banquet in the evening. Paul H. Schmidt Evansville spoke on Accounting and Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Association of Certified Public Accountants
James C. Olive
Indianapolis
J. B. Baerncopf
Andrew L. Carter
Harry Boggs
Arthur R. Chapman
Marshall G. Knox
John H. Pritchard
Horatio A. Roney
Troy G. Thurston
Carl A. Watler
Death Follows Operation By Times Sweet at Middletown
Mrs. Bone Graves aged 66 wife of George Graves a farmer near Middletown Ind died after an operation. She was a Lutheran and member of the Woman's Relief Corps and Eastern Star. Survived by her husband three sons Chester Pierce Cleveland Ralph Pierce Chicago Herbert Pierce Middletown and a daughter Mrs M R James Wilmeth Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Middletown
Ind
Bone Graves
George Graves
Here
Lutheran Church
Woman’s Relief Corps
Eastern Star
Chester Pierce
Cleveland
Ralph Pierce
Chicago
Herbert Pierce
M. R. James
Wilmeth
Ill
Christian Church Session Set for Quarterly Conference
Anderson Indiana July 31 ministers and laymen will meet at Vermillion church northwest of Anderson for a quarterly conference. Speakers include Mrs D R Jones Indianapolis Rev Rodney L McQuary Anderson Miss Fay Wilson Alexandria Miss Arlie Dailey Anderson Miss Mary B Hines Pendleton Mrs Fred Etchison Elwood Rev W Hays Miller Elwood and Rev Curtis Wilson Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Madison County Christian Churches
Vermillion Church
D. R. Jones
Indianapolis
Rodney L. McQuary
Fay Wilson
Alexandria
Arlie Dailey
Mary B. Hines
Pendleton
Fred Etchison
Elwood
W. Hays Miller
Curtis Wilson
Falling Door Injures Child in Columbus Area
Claude Henry Ponsler, 3, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Ponsler, southeast of Columbus, sustained a broken leg and severe bruises when a barn door fell on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Claude Henry Ponsler
Claude Ponsler
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