Suits Filed In Clark Circuit Court By Ottis Scott
Ottis Scott formerly cashier of Sellersburg State Bank filed suit in Clark Circuit Court against Frank Males Thomas W Crumbaugh Samuel H Plank Riley Sinder and David Adkins alleging a promissory note of 500 due in one year assigned to the plaintiff with a request for 625. Joseph Gelhouse Jr filed suit against Joseph Hurley for foreclosure of a mortgage on several parcels to secure judgment on a note seeking 950 in damages.
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Ottis Scott
Sellersburg State Bank
Clark Ciicuit
Frank
Thomas W. Crumbaugh
Samuel H. Plank
Riley Sinder
David Adkins
Crumbaugh
Plank
Sinder
Adkins
Joseph Gelhouse, Jr
Joseph Hurley
Guardian qualifies for Herman Popp with bond posted
Adam Popp filed an $800 bond in Circuit Court to qualify as guardian of Herman Popp. Sureties listed are Clifford All hands and John Schiller. The ward holds property valued at $375 in his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Popp
Clifford All Hands
John Schiller
Herman Popp
Alvin Mfg Co Declares Wm G Young Best Expression
Judges decide that the phrase What are they saying has been decided by the ALVIN MFG Co as best expressed by Wm G Young. The ruling notes Young’s branding and the company’s endorsement of his formulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Mfg., Co
Passing of Caesar Celebrated by High School Latin Class
A High School Latin class honored teacher Ada Frank with a Caesar reading ceremony and a banquet. Donna Swartz presented chrysanthemums as a token of gratitude and esteem for Miss Frank's patience and guidance in Caesar studies. The event followed by a Thanksgiving day class lunch and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caeser
Ada “Var
Caesar
Caésar
Ada Frank Wa
Donna Swartz
M. Swartz
For All the News All the Time Star?
The Star newspaper brand appears in a brief item noting its reach and presence across media platforms. The text emphasizes ongoing coverage and accessibility for readers seeking continuous news updates.
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Rfad the Star
Foley’s Honey and Tar and Pills Mail Order Offer
A vintage newspaper ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound kidney pills and cathartic tablets with a mail order trial offer. It invites readers to send 5 cents to Foley & Co. Chicago to receive sample products for coughs, colds, croup, pain, rheumatism, and digestion. The copy is signed by Ben Doolittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Ben Doolittle
Sermon Tonight At Park Church With Eason
Rev Eason of Trinity Church Louisville will preach tonight at Park M E church Port Fulton as part of evangelists services. A special song service is planned and attendance and interest are rising with music by the St Luke's church choir and sermons by speakers including Rev Powell and Rev Joseph G More.
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J. N. Eason
Trinity M. E. Church of
Louisville
Park M. E
Port Fulton
Powell
Baptist Theological Seminary
Joseph G. More
St Luke's Church
James Cartwright Dies at 68 in Charlestown Township
James Cartwright aged sixty eight died at home in Newmarket Charlestown Township from complications of illness. He leaves his wife and one son Stevenson and two brothers Charles Cartwright Newton Cartwright. Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Charlestown Wednesday by Rev W F E Moore with burial in Charlestown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “Actwright
Newmarket
Charlestown
Stevenson
Charles Cartwright
Newton Cartwright
Christian Church
W. F E. Moore
Steel shortage worries workers at A C F plants
Shortage of steel again raises concern at American Car and Foundry Company plants. The situation could affect some workers in a short time as material supply dwindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car & Foundry Company
Religious Services At County Jail Innovation
Religious services will be held at the county jail Sunday afternoon with an address to the prisoners and singing, an innovation in the institution’s customs.
Indicted James Evans Borden Assault Case Brought In
James Evans of Borden, indicted by Clark County grand jury on assault and battery, was brought to the county jail by bailiff George Schubnell of Wood Township.
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Clark County
James Evans
Borden
George Schubnell
Wood Ownship
Indiana Reformatory guard returns to St Louis with fugitives
A guard from the Indiana Reform atory accompanied Jerome Fisher under suspended sentence to St Louis where Fisher, Earl Fultz, and Miss Julia and Edith Brewer were taken into custody. From New Albany, police were notified after an New Albany investigation found Fultz and Miss Julia Brewer married. Mrs Brashear, wife of Harry Brashear of New Albany, is said to be the Brewer woman. Mrs Fultz plans to return to Jolietville with her father and may not pursue desertion charges, though New Albany authorities may prosecute.
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Indiana Reformatory
St Louis
Jerome Fisher
Reformatory
Earl] Fultz
Julia
Edith Brewer
St. Louis
New Albany
Fulz
Julia Brewer
Harry Brashear
Ind
Death at Vincennes Claims Mrs. Gilchrist
Mr J M Johnson of Home Irons Sound Company Kansas City stopped at the Cottage House and learned Mrs W R Gilchrist of Lincoln Illinois had died at her son Frank B Gilchrist home in Vincennes after a stroke.
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J. M. Johnson
Home Irons Sound Company
Kansas City
Cottage House
W. R. Gilchrist
Lincoln, IL
Frank B. Gilchrist
Vincennes
Frank Gilchrist
Mr. Johnson
Notary Qualifies In Governor Appointed Bond Filing
The notary public qualification was completed with a $1,000 bond filed in the office of Circuit Clerk Berlard by Rev. J. P. Maupin of Sellersburg under appointment by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlard
J. P Maupin
Sellersburg
Columbus Chamber says visual prosperity seen in all lines
Columbus Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce George W. Gillette reports strong signs of prosperity in Columbus and vicinity. He notes labor demand outpacing supply, factories expanding, rising retail and wholesale sales, and higher bank clearings, post office receipts, and telegraph tolls for November versus last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
George W. Gillette
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Township Trustees Meet at Jurk County Office
Jurk County trustees gathered in the Voigt Building to attend the Township Trustees Association meeting. They planned to attend the State meeting in Indianapolis on December 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurk County
City
Township Trustees Association
Charles W White
Jeffersonville Township
Voigt
Indianapolis
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Promotes Purifying the Blood
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as cleansing the blood and improving complexion and digestion. It claims the remedy sears blemishes and restores health, with all druggists selling it at 31.00.
Automobile Gasoline Price Ad by White Mfg Co
An advertisement from White Mfg Co Cincinnati Ohio promotes GASO-TONIC gasoline with a claim of three cent per gallon price and a dollar an hour profit with guaranteed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mfg. Co
Cincinnati
O. Adv
Woman's Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Fitch's Tomorrow
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. E. W. Fitch at 180 W Chestnut street tomorrow afternoon. The Ladies of the First Presbyterian church hold a Bazaar and Turkey Supper with rock bottom prices and quick sales. County Couple Marry Clyde C Clapp and Miss Emma Dale DeCamp wed near Marysville at Scottsburg. Euchre for St Anthony's church set at Mrs Wendell Braun's home 215 Jefferson Port Fulton 8:30 Tuesday December 7.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
E. W. Fitch
Chestnut Street
W. B. Wolfe
Carlisle
Sullivan County
R. M. Baggerly
Alma Howes
Cleda Ruddell
Indianapolis
Albert P. Fenn
Perry County
State Highway Commission
Third
Robin M. Baggerly
Levi H. Scott
School of Letters
Indiana Reformatory
Greenwood
Ind
Amos Atkins
Douglass King
Hammond
Herman Hollowell
R. M. Dodson and Son
Columbus
Will Glaser
The
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde C. Clapp
Emma Dale DeCamp
Marysville
Scottsburg
Charles DeCamp
John W. Clapp
St. Anthony's Church
Wendell Braun
Jefferson Street
Port Fulton
Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant Coupon Offer
M F Doherty offers Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant at half price 25c for one bottle per person with a coupon. The remedy claims to ease coughs colds bronchial conditions and comes with instructions to mix for a pint at home. If unsatisfied a 25c refund is offered and the coupon is good for a 50c bottle.
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M. F. Doherty
Schiffmann
M. F. Doherty’s
Inquest Reports From Coroner Coots Cover Two Deaths
Inquests were filed by Coroner Froman M. Coots in the office of Circuit Clerk Ballard. The subjects were Henry L. Whitson killed by a train near Broom Hill several weeks ago and Edward Hale who hanged himself Tuesday morning at his home on West Thirteenth Street.
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Ballard
Froman M. Coots
Henry L. Whitson
Broom Hill
Edward Hale
W. Thirteenth Street
Improving School Fund Loans
County auditors review school fund loans following State Board of Accounts orders to assess loan conditions for a public January 1 display.
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State Board of Accounts
Reformatory Returns Parole Violator From Louisville
Lieut Bert Brown of the Indiana Reformatory returned Oscar Deeckins a parole violator to the institution from Louisville Deeckins was sent up from Floyd county December 21 1968 for petit larceny and was released on parole February 11 1912
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Bert Brown
Indiana Reformatory
Oscar Deeckins
Louisville
Deeckins
Floyd County
Congregation Plans Second Canvass to Raise 1916 Funds
The Wall Street M E church will hold its second every member canvass Sunday afternoon December 19 to secure pledges for church expenses. Teams will go out and similar efforts have been adopted by other churches to defray costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street M. FE
Dean's Regulars Laxatives Sell 25 Cents at Drug Stores
Advertising copy notes that Dean's Regulars laxatives are mild and easy to use, promising relief and suggesting widespread availability at all drug stores for a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bracelet Found In Confectionery Listed For Owner
A child’s bracelet was found and can be reclaimed by the owner at Gust A Schimpff’s confectionery after proving ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust A. Schimpff
Changes Planned in County Offices for New Year
With year end near, Sheriff Isaac Phipps of the county since January 1914 will be succeeded by William Ong who has not named a chief deputy. In February Circuit Clerk Curtis W Ballard will be replaced by Ernest E Jacobs, elected last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Phipps
Haseen
William Ong
Curtis W. Ballard
Ernest E. Jacobs
Netted Purse Recovered. Reward Offered by Mrs Carroll
Lost purse found by Mrs Carroll at Sherman House with return promised for reward. Public notice urges owner to claim item and collect reward.
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for Croup and Sore Throat
Patent medicine advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for croup and sore throat. Two sizes priced 25 cents and 50 cents, available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Errol Key Sentenced for Manslaughter in North Salem Pit Death
Erroll Key, 19, found guilty of manslaughter in the death of his cousin Forest Miller. Judge Brill sentenced him at Danville to the Indiana Reformatory for not less than two nor more than twenty-one years for the gravel pit killing linked to a June 14 dispute over pit possession on a North Salem farm.
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Erroll Key
Forest Miller
Brill
Danville
Indiana Reformatory
Key
North Salem
Mrs Josiah Wynn Mentioned as Grandmother of Key
A note referenced Mrs Josiah Wynn described as the grandmother of Key, identifying her relation within the family line. The brief mentions her status without additional detail or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Wynn
Rossville man convicted of bigamy sentenced in Columbia City
George A. Donaldson of Rossville Georgia was convicted of bigamy and sentenced in Columbia City to serve from two to five years. He married in Columbia City while another wife remained in his home city.
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George A. Donaldson
Rossville
Columbia City
Field Cookers Contract Bids To Be Opened Next Wednesday
Theodore B. Hacker, Depot Quartermaster, will open bids for a large setting of field cooking apparatus. Some 57 kinds of articles are specified, totaling about 43 000 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Hacker
Gasotonic sale proposal with 8c gasoline price
An advertising notice touts GASO TONIC fuel selling at 8 cents a gallon and claims carbon elimination. It promises a dollar an hour profit with sales in Cincinnati Ohio. Advertisement appears in 1948-15 edition.
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Eves
Will J. Morris
Jeweler & Optician
Guardian
Alma Dismore
Alvin Silver
Alvin
Ruby M. Hall
Cherokee
Iowa
Wm.g. Young
Geo. Nanz
Graham
Nationnal Bank
Jefersonville
Park Church
Rev
Eason
Trinity Church
Township
James Cartwright
FACH
PFAU
Brug
Trustees Meeting
Inquest Reports
Hensinger
Spring St
Jeffersonville, Ind
Wd.gatchel& Sons
Walnut Ando
Keith
Citizens Trust Co
Gohfistmas Savings
Our Christmas Savings Club
Errol Key
White Mfg. Co. Dept
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