Pleasant social notices and gatherings around town
Miss Edvide Wilson hosted friends Friday at a Merhanie Street diner. Guests included Elizabeth Kendall Ida Gilmore Helen Honke Biase Helen Weber Dugan Marie Wilson and Raisthos Watson. Mrs. dintaes Heaward entertained Prof Gaawles at dinner Thursday. Various families attended dinners and dances with cards music and refreshments. The Queen Esther Circle met at Mrs Warder with devotions then Christmas carols. Several local residents planned holiday events and family visits as Christmas approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
4. E. Warder
Eugenia Lassbrenner
Lila Cain
Hartmann-Puckett nuptials in Otisco and Bedford
Miss Mary Hartman of Otisco and John Puckett of Bedford Indiana were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home with Rev. Dora Stevens officiating. A large attendance witnessed the ceremony. The bride’s parents, Jacob and Malinda Hartman, died September 13 and 14, 1921, from being gassed by a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hartman
Otisco
John Puckett
Bedford
Indiana
Dora Stevens
Jacob Hartman
Malinda Hartman
World War Pictures Shown At Dream Theater
Capehart Post presents official World War pictures at the Dream Theater tonight and tomorrow night under A. L. auspices. The event promises to be as impressive as the tragedy Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream Theater
Capehart Post, A. L
Indiana Naseball Team Invited to Tour Japan by Waseda
The Indiana University naseball team is invited by University of Waseda in Japan to tour the country and the Japanese university offers to cover all expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Naseball
University of Waseda
Japan
Splendid Arrangements Save Workers From Layoffs
Workers at a Li AON shop faced implied layoffs but officials accepted a plan retaining all workers. Instead of firing, staff will work four and a half days weekly, with one and a half days reallocated to those laid off. The move, praised as Christmas spirit, kept most jobs intact and avoided wage cuts. Outcomes included junior contest results and awards for corn show entries, with Carl Lentz and Cash Lewman winning top honors.
Corn Show Big Success in Clark County
The Clark County Corn Growers Association held two shows in Charlestown with unusually large exhibits and close contests. Premiums favored White ears led by Carl Lentz and Frank Applegate among many names. officers elected were Sedlersbure president Hilton Smith, Sellersburg. secretary Frank Applegate, Jeffersonville. treasurer A. Kranz, Sellersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filewine
Clark County Gorn Growers’ Association
Hiffon Smith
Sedlersbure
Kranz
Sellersburg
Frank Applegate
Jeffersonville
Rmimed
Single
White-Carr Lentz
Far Fischer
Cliitton Smith
Evert Couch
Tolin Botfant
Joseph Willinger
Bo AL Barhelt
Cash Lewman
Guy Daily
Clifton Smith
Edward Matthews
A. J. Cram
Carl Lentz
Young Man Dies in Charlestown Infirmary
A 20 year old man named George Fry died of pneumonia at the Charlestown infirmary after being brought by a local Good Samaritan couple. He was returning from Florida to studio Michigan to stay with his parents. His father wired for but could not reach him in time. Mr and Mrs Willinger oversaw care as doctors were finally summoned. funeral arrangements likely to be held at his home.
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Florida
Ftudio
Michigan
George Fry
Joseph Willinger
Methodist Church
John Set
Paul E. Mozer
Claude Dill
Seile Prom
Hill
Clarksville
Mozer
Seitz
Ono
Kings Heralds Hold Village Society Meeting at Wall Spree
The Winks Herahgd society of Wall Spree Chareho held a meeting at the Chareb Statdas with Fay Swartz as feadese. The session opened with Christmas carols and a Scriptiaire excerpt read by Vitam Rose. A December 20 charity party was planned at Mary Charlotte Allen's drama with gifts, and Harold Levengood and Marjorie Worthington presented items.
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Winks Herahgd Society
Chareb Statdas
Dow W Velpek
Fay Swartz
Chetstains Scriptiaire Desson
Vitam Rose
Gorager
Mary Charlotte Allen
Harald Levengood
Virginia Clege
Marjorie Worthington
Swartz
Inheritance tax appraiser reports for Clark Circuit Court
The inheritance tax appraiser for Jol A Prather's estate filed no preliminary report in Clark Circuit Court. The state auditor will review December settlement showing net collections of 348 559 71 and gross 349 682 16. A Yukon Territory conveyance and deeds in Yukon Territory were filed with county records.
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Sesser
Jol AL Prather
Clark
Thomas &. Stoner
J. H. McKinley
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Charles Edward McLeod
Theresa Creamer
Walker Creamer
Daniel Marra
Anna Marra
Julia Dietz
Fred Dietz
Adbin
Weather update shows no decided temperature change
A Tuesday weather note reports no clear shift in temperature with forecasts indicating stable conditions throughout the day. Local readings suggest mild and expected seasonal levels with minimal variation across regions.
Local Diphtheria and Medical Updates Among residents
Mrs Mary Alden of Mechanic Street suffers from diphtheria while Miss Marjorie Dufenderfer returns home from Princeton Indiana due to rheumatism. Miss Margaret Phipps and Miss Katherine Hanrock recover from knee injury and appendicitis respectively. Several others, including Leland Nonnaker and Helen Hydron, face illnesses with mixed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alden
Mechanic Street
Marjorie Dufenderfer
Princeton
Ind
Margaret Phipps
Harry Phipps
Jewish Hospital
Jumps at Pennsylvania Bridge Ends in Tragic Canal Rescue
Thomas Enlow on the Pennsylvania Bridge witnessed a man leap into the canal at 3 a.m. about 300 feet from the canal. Enlow attempted a rescue and tossed a plank but the man sank after refusing help. Coast guards recovered the body an hour later. identity unknown, wearing a heavy brown overcoat with four dollars and a safety razor. Enlow resides at 329 Perry Street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Poo
Pennsylvania Bridge
Enlow
Coast Guards
Mr. Enlow
Peary Street
Bicycle found near Quaker Maid on Spring Street
A red brewele with white stripe was found near the Quaker Maid store on Spring Street. No tag or identifying marks. Inquiry has been made to locate the owner, and owners are asked to claim the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Maid
Spring Street
Indiana Christian Endeavor leader to speak at First Presbyterian
Evan William Field Secretary of the Christian Endeavor Indiana will speak at the First Presbyterian Church next Wednesday evening December 2 at 7 20 public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan William
Field
The
Christian Endeavor Then
Indiana
Finst Presbyterian Church
Jury Hears Ed Swisher Robbery Trial At Fast Court
Ed Swisher faces robbery charges in a trial that went to the jury this afternoon. The case concerns property at 522 and 5384 Fast Court Avenue, with values claimed under $1,000 in each instance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Fast Court Avenue
Ed Swisher
Fire damages home of Prof Naeble on Spring Street
A burning fire seared the home of Prof M Naeble at 4421 Spring Street on Saturday night, triggering a Fire Department call. No damage details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Naeble
Spring Street
Coots On Business Visit In Indianapolis
F. M. Coots is in Indianapolis today on business. He plans meetings with local officials and partners to discuss ongoing projects and potential ventures in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Coots
Indianapolis
Notes By The Way In Rose City Churches And Schools
William Evans of the Christian Endeavor Society will speak at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night. Young People from the city are invited. St Joseph's College of Bardstown faces Louisville High next Wednesday afternoon in basketball. Brass Coats of the city with Captain Brass Coat is mentioned. The Presbyterian passionary society met Friday with devotions led by Miss Alice Loomis and Mrs. H B Heatey. Mrs George Clark reports on Persia and Mormonism. Sunday schools close Thursday and reopen after New Year.
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William Evans
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
St. Juelph’s
Louisville High
Tie
Presbyterian Passionary
Stviety
Alice Loomis
H. BE. Heatey
Con Sian
George Clark
A. J. Howard
Siw
Adelphians and civic groups schedule events at local venues
The Adelphians meet with Wiss Eugenia Glossbrenner in the afternoon while the Junior Giry Scouts gather at the Presbyterian Church. Parliament is held at the Chamber of Commerce then Civic Club. Daughters of Isabella meet at Augustine's Auditorium at night with Miss Francis Cass and Miss Jean Crain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphians
Wiss Eugenia Glossbrenner
Giry
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Daughters of Isabella
St. Augustine’s Auditorium
Francis Cass
Jean Ciaie
Death of Mrs Martha Bletcher at Speeds after long illness
After protracted illness with paralysis Mrs Martha Bletcher aged about years died at her Speeds home. Born in Silver Creek Township to George and June Bai fort she leaves one son George Bieteher. Funeral at church in Sellershare with interment in the Sellershary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bletcher
Silver Creek Township
George
June Baifort
George Bieteher
Christian Church
Sellershare
Selershary Letietaly
Moving In On Seventh Street Near Graham
Miron M and David Ball move into a new four family building on Seventh near Graham Street. Ball built three more. the four units cost about $20,000. Other apartments will be occupied by son in law David Urangall, Clifford Meyer, and Mr and Mrs Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ball
Famiy
Spring Street
Seventh Street
Graham Street
Ball
David Urangall
Cifford Meyer
Perkins
Bank assistant helps issue auto licenses for locals
Mrs. Margaret Wilson aids George Coleisano at First National Bank in issuing licenses. Over a hundred licenses have already been prepared. Ambiguous notes mention possible complications or unofficial use involving the HOMES group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
George Coleisano
First National Bank
Daniel Gill Joins Quaker Maid Grocery in City
Daniel Gill, longtime associate of Daniel Mara on Court Avenue, joins Quaker Maid Grocery in the city. Gill is described as a bustler who will undoubtedly excel in his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel GH
Daniel Mara
Court Avenue
Pine Wears
Quaker Maid
Mr. Gill
Army appoints officers for possible wartime service
The Army appoints four officers to reserve commissions in the ether fourth Division. George F. Dawes Eugene D. Apple vate Raymond L. Scott and Sultan Cohen are named second lieutenants ready for call in case of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Reotelief
Staik
Corns
U.S. A
George F. Dawes
Eugene D. Applevate
Raymond L. Scott
Sultan Cohen
Caliable
Fapehart Post Plans Wednesday Night Biz Show Meeting
The Fapehart Post invites members to a Wednesday night gathering to discuss and attend the business show. This event aims to allow members to defend and engage with planning details and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fapehart Post
Wanted S60 weekly selling waterproof kitchen aprons
SULLER MFG 600 Cleveland Ohio advertises weekly sales of waterproof kitchen aprons belts and related items. Free samples offered and organized as a full or spare time opportunity. Listed under advertisements dated Nee. 17.
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Suller
Cleveland
Ohio
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J. M. Beatty
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Evansville
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Ed Charles
East Maple Street
Dr. C. Pevton
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