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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
8
The annual meeting of the stock holders will be held at the office of Secretary Joseph F. Voigt in the Voigt building on January 12.
County records show William C. Lancaster and Mary Lancaster convey fifty two acres near Henryville to Everett E. Myers and Susan Myers of Marion county. Indicated by four revenue stamps totaling less than or equal to two thousand dollars, the deal reflects a close to two thousand dollar consideration.
An unsuccessful effort at the final session of the State Board of Pardons sought parole for Oliver Haycock, imprisoned with John Roby for killing Harry Smith, a deputy sheriff in Orange County years ago.
County Auditor George W. Stoner announces that all allowed claims must be paid out by fiscal year end. Claimants should visit his office to obtain warrants, or the claims will be cancelled as required by law.
The list of dog tax delinquents from various townships will be turned over to Prosecuting Attorney Warren B. Allison before the Trustees retire. Utica township alone reports twelve delinquents.
Sheriff I G Phipps authorizes Timothy Kenny to accompany Mrs Anna O Niel to the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane in North Madison. A woman attendant accompanies them.
Mrs BE Fitch suffers a sprained arm after a fall. Arthur Perry former P C C C and St L brakeman released from hospital to home. William Rapp, Star linotype operator, ill at home. Miss Catherine Whiteside hosts tea December 31 for Agnes Zulauf and Katherine Dodd. Harry Means and wife relocate to Weissinger Gaulbert apartment for winter.
Two combination baggage and mall cars for the Southern Railway have been completed at the car works. This is the only contract on hand and will be completed in the next few weeks. No fear is anticipated of a complete shut down as a new contract is expected about the first of the new year.
Investigation of the semi annual settlement of Auditor George W. Stoner shows county expenses of 81213 in six months for field examiners of the State Board of Accounts. The matter, including efficiency of the National Guard, will be debated when the Indiana Legislature convenes next month.
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