Local Residents Attend Regional Meetings and Visits
Mrs George Groher and Miss Ed na Kuntz visit the country Fire Chief Christensen plans to attend the Indiana Fire Griefs at Anderson on August 414-412. Miss Mary Belle Rice of Louisville visits Mrs Henry Davis of Pearl Street on Thursday. Mrs Georgia Snodgrass visiting friends will return to Indianapolis Monday. Mr and Mrs William Blocher to visit Lexington next week for the Old Settler's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Indiana Fire
Anderson
Mary Belle Rice
Louisville
Henry Davis
Pearl ‘Street
Georgia Snodgrass
Indianapolis
William Blocher
Lexington
Ind
Old Settler’s
Wilbur Tiatt
Edith Hiatt
Noblesville
Milliary Hume
Walnut Street
Hume
Howard Cheney
Pinewood
Jessie Cook
City Women Take Vacation Trip to East Coast
Miss Matilda Kealin and Miss Flora Waibel departed Friday for a vacation visiting New York City Atlantic City and Washington DC. They will tour major sites and return with stories of their trip and experiences on the East Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Kealin
This City
Flora Waibel
New Albany
New York City
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Mrs Blanche Van Liew to Visit Frankfort Nurse
Mrs Blanche Van Liew of Frankfort Kentucky plans a return visit next week as the guest of Mrs Mel Bruner. Van Liew, a well known nurse, left the area 11 years ago to settle in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche van Liew
Frank+fort. Ky
Mel Bruner
van Liew
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Garden Party Honors Ninth Birthday of William Bruner
Mrs. Mel Bruner hosted a garden party on Thursday for her son William Bruner turning nine. Guests included Katherine Beatty, Doris Beatty, Helen Banner, Mary Banner, Margaret Kopp, Dorothy Brumbach, Ollie Cavannaugh, Marian Morris, Alice Trinkle, Anna Gifford of New Albany, Ruth Naehand, Anna Minnie, Emme Maloney, Dorothy Maloney, Joetta Bruner, Edith Bruner, Edna Bruner, Harriet Bruner, Vincent Barmet, Arthur Maloney, Glover Miller, and William Bruner. Games and refreshments were enjoyed as William received many presents and guests wished him many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Bruner
William Bruner
Katherine
Doris Beatty
Helen
Mary Banner
Margaret Kopp
Dorothy Brumbach
Ollie May Cavanaugh
Marian Morris
Alice Katherine Trinkle
Anna Gifford
New Albany
Ruth Naehand
Anna Clara Minnie
Emme
Dorothy Maloney
Joetta
Edith
Edna
Harriet Bruner
Vincent Barmet
Arthur Maloney
Glover Miller
Social Club Outing Includes Games and Prizes
ENanTERTAINS S,. 8. K. CLUB was hosted by Miss Josephine McKee on Pearl street. An afternoon of sewing and games ended with Miss Loretta Scheer winning both prizes. Attendees included Loretta Scheer, Avis Berry, Virginia Tee Culp, Melucina Scott, Ruth Watt, and Josephine McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine McKee
Pearl Street
Loretta Scheer
Avis Berry
Virginia Tee Culp
Melucina Scott
Ruth Watt
Visitors from Missouri and Louisville plan Perryville visit
Mrs. T. W. Drybo and Mrs. William Knapp with a baby from Louisville are in Lexington for a short stay with Mrs. Frank Douglas on West Market street. Mrs. H. G. Withem and her two sons from Missouri Avenue left today for Perryville to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Drybo
William Knapp
Louisville
Frank Douglas
West Market Street
H. G. Withem
Missouri Avenue
Perryville
Departures of Hopkins Family and Crum Visitor
Mrs. Charles Hopkins and two sons left yesterday for Colorado Springs after visiting relatives in the city. Earl Crum, who had been with his parents on East Seventh Street, departed this morning for his home in Anderson, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hopkins
Colorado Springs
Col
Earl Crum
G Il. Crum
East Seventh Street
Anderson, Ind
Chas. Hopkins
Charles, Jr
George
Coal
Park Church Epworth Plan Picnic Soon
Park church and Epworth plan a community picnic in the near future inviting residents to join a simple outdoor gathering with food games and fellowship on a weekend day yet to be scheduled.
Local News Notes On Visits And Road Repair
Miss Thelma Reich visits relatives in the country and returns to Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs Jesse Cook and children race to Franklin and Indianapolis for a week away. Miss Mary Plunkit from Columbus Indiana visits Mrs George Dugan on East Front street. The Charlestown Hibernia road is repaired to Barnett's Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Reich
Jesse Cook
David Cook
Franklin
Indianapolis
Mary Plunkit
Columbus, Ind
George Dugan
East Front Street
Charlestown Hibernia
Picnic and Dance Held by Local Lodges Tomorrow
The Daughters of America plan a Falls picnic with a basket dinner while the Elks host a dance tonight at their camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of America
Woolworth department to trim fire force by mid July
The reduction, beginning mid July, will dismiss about 500 employees from the Fire Department compared with the July 4 payroll. Those affected are mainly wartime and postwar help. After reductions, the fire force will be near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ste
Kicks Fitzsimmons Widow After Quarrel Over Schumann-Heink
Mrs. Peter Riner widow of Bob Fitzsimmons testifies in Chicago Municipal Court that Dora Berger kicked her during a quarrel about Mme Schumann-Heink s voice. Riner had travelled from Los Angeles to visit cousin Mrs Lillian Edelman. Berger called Schumann-Heink a two bit record while Edelman noted the soprano sang poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Riner
Bob Fitzsimmons
Municipal
Gourt
Chicago
Dora Berger
Mme
Schumann- Heink
Riner
Los Angeles
Lillian Edelman
Reformatory Removal Efforts Reported and Abandoned
Copies of the reformatory relocation commission report outline the attempt to move the reformatory from this city under a 4921 law. Printed for legislators and interested parties at Governor McCray's office. The plan was abandoned after weeks of effort and thousands of dollars spent as the statute proved unworkable. The commission now suggests locating the new reformatory near Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory Relocation Commission
Commission
Reformatory
McCray
Ecommission
Indianapolis
Special Meeting of Clark County Council August 12
Notice that a special session of the Clark County Indiana Council will convene at the Auditor's Office Jeffersonville on August 12 at 7 A M to consider an appropriation for building and improvements at the Clark County Poor Asylum Charlestown and other business per Indiana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Clark County
Indiana
Court House
Jeffersonville
Charlestown
General Assembly
State of
Thomas L. Stoner
Utica Township to Sell Property at Public Auction
Trustee O Lentz of Utica Township Clark County Indiana announces sale of township owned real estate on August 30 1921 at 2 PM at the premises. Property part of Survey No 25 in the Hhnois Grant contains 1 25 acres with buildings and is offered at not less than two thirds of appraised value with right to reject bids. Adv notice August 24 August 5 12 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Clark County
Indiana
Sarah
A. Prather
Charlestown and
Jeffersonville
Sarah A. Pratter
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George Groher
Edna Kuntz
Virginia Stratton
Mildred Melville
Seynour Friday
Miss Stratton
Columbus Ind
St. Louis
Gaden Party
Enantertains S
Ohio Avenue
Belleville
Ansea
Jacksonville
Carl Vogt ‘of
Cincinnnati
Mary Wahl
Louis Fischer
Middle Road
Columbus
George O. Ogden
Oscar Lee Black
I. N. Dodson
Port Fulton
Logansport
Creatives
Alice Smith
Charles Blanche
Cincinnati
George Parks
Horlick
Fitzsimmons
Schumann-Heink
Steve
JTF
G Liu
Beck Bldg
Interstate Public Service Company Traction Line
Walnut
Liberty Halstead
City Pass
Florida
BLACK
Black Beauty Coal
Ace Perry
Rick-Lax
Citizeng Drug Co
Lentz
Utica Township
Homer G. Bottorfi
Wall
Maple Streets
Jeffersonville, Indiana
Kryptoks
William J. Morris
Spring Street
Morris
Fnd
Shaptuireg
Desdgiog
Steel Crete
Wood
Engi
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