Birthday Party Honors Harry Snyder on Utica Pike
Mr and Mrs Courtney Snyder hosted a birthday celebration on Utica Pike for their son Harry. The lawn featured Chinese lanterns and other decorations with games dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Louise Temple Naomi Strauch Flossie Eaken Mildred Delinger Pauline Lentz Lucile Lentz Nellie Hurry Sara Ruth Hall Clark Delinger Raymond Lentz Irvin Lentz Wallace Hall Emmett Holloway and families of Louisville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Snyder
Utica Pike
Harry
Louise Temple
Naomi Strauch
Flossie Eaken
Mildred Delinger
Pauline Lentz
Lucile Lentz
Nellie Hurry
Sara Ruth Hall
Messrs
Clark Delinger
Raymond Lentz
Irvin Lentz
Wallace Hall
Emmett Holloway
Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Summers
Louisville
Students Prepare for DePauw Commencement Week
Raymond Yester returns from Purdue for the weekend with others staying for part of commencement. Graham Dugan is due Monday and several students including Jack Gassbrenner Foster Eberts Edward Baldwin Chas Pease will arrive later. Commencement at DePauw is set for June 15 with Eve lyn Coleman Elizabeth Chambers Paul Scull and Tyler Veasey expected home around that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Yester
Purdue
Graham Dugan
Jack Gassbrenner
Foster Eberts
Edward Baldwin
Chas. Pease
Mencebert
Devbssr
New York Guests Visit Sellersburg Area
Mrs. Marte Crim and Mr Mrs Herman Dreyer and Mrs Alfred Wettver of New York are guests at Sellersburg with friends and relatives. Azro Crim, Purdue College student, will join them Tuesday and they will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marte Crim
Herman Dreyer
Alfred Wettver
New York
Sellerspure
Azro Crim
Purdue College
Sellersburg
Cleveland Woman Guest of Claysburg Family
Mrs Chas Gearity of Cleveland Ohio visits Mr and Mrs August Kamer and family in Claysburg for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Gearity
Cleveland, Ohio
August Kamer
Claysburg
Local Notes On Health Travel And Army Exam Passed
Mrs. Nathan Sparks at St Joseph Infirmary ten days with rheumatism shows clear improvement. Mrs Nell Ramsey and Mrs Dora Urban of Howard Park return from Indianapolis after automobile races. Mrs John Renn of St Joe Hill rests with relatives in Louisville due to illness. Edwin Voit, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Voit, reports to Annapolis on June 27 for physical exams and passes mental tests successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Sparks
St. Joseph Infirmaary
Nell Ramsey
Dora Urban
Howard Park
Indianapolis
John Renn
St. Joe Hill
Louisville
Edwin Voit
Alvin Voit
Annapolis
Miss Kate Walkup on Sick List
Local column notes Miss Kate Walkup is listed as ill. No further details provided about her condition or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Walkup
Dinner at Otis Perkins Home Post Time
Mr and Mrs Otis Perkins of West Maple street hosted a six o clock dinner last evening with covers laid for Mrs Delia Perkins Miss Mae Perkins Elizabeth Meyer Mr John Whitlow Mr Robert Richardson of Glasgow Ky Mr Edgar Perkins and two Perkins children An informal social gathering at the Perkins residence in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Perkins
West Maple Street
Delia Perkins
Mae Perkins
Elizabeth Meyer
John Whitlow
Robert Richardson
Glasgow
Edgar Perkins
New Club Organized With Local Members and Officers
Yesterday afternoon a new club formed with members Misses Avis Barry Loretta Scheer Virginia Lee Culp Virginia Lee Brightwell Thelma Reich Mable Buckner Leanora Enlow Ruth Watts The meeting at Loretta Scheer home elected Leanora Enlow president Avis Berry secretary and Loretta Scheer treasurer The club named 8 S E will meet Fridays ice cream and cake were served Mr Chas Bodenstein arrived from Los Angeles to visit cousins Chas Seibert and William Seibert then heads to Pennsylvania to visit his sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Barry
Loretta Scheer
Virginia Lee Culp
Virginia Lee Brightwell
Thelma Reich
Mable Buckner
Leanora Enlow
Ruth Watts
Avis Berry
Lorette Scheer
Chas. Bodenstein
Los Angeles
Cal
Chas. Seibert
William Seibert
Pennsylvania
Ensign James Burke Voit Returns Home for Leave
Ensign James Burke Voit to visit his parents Prof and Mrs Alvin Voit for a few weeks. He passed Annapolis exams with honors and will join the battleship Wyoming of the Pacific fleet after leaving San Pedro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burke Voit
Alvin Voit
Annapolis
Wyoming
Pacific Fleet
San Paedro
Whitlow Joins Sister in Charlestown Pike Visit
Mr. John Whitlow of Glasgow Kentucky is the guest of his sister Mrs Delia Perking of the Charlestown Pike during a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitlow
Glasgow
Delia Perking
Charlestown Pike
Wholesale Prices Slip Yet Few Buy at Wholesale
Wholesale prices have fallen again yet consumer purchases at wholesale levels remain rare. The note highlights the mismatch between declining wholesale costs and household buying behavior, suggesting limited impact on retail markets.
Removal of Bond Exemption Sparks Indiana Debate
Madison county road builders and petitioners warn that a new general assembly law may tax road bonds over 5 percent interest. They say this could hinder highway projects at township and county levels and complicate financing for 6 percent bonds. Officials at the Statehouse have not ruled, but some believe such bonds remain tax exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana General Assembly
Madison County
Anderson
Statehouse
State Tax Board
Bonds Exempt From Tax, Says Law Is Consistent
Officials explained that two amendatory bill sections conflict on tax exemption for bonds but Mr. Lesh argued the law’s proper construction shows no conflict and the bonds remain exempt even if the rate exceeds five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesh
Longworth tariff resolution eyed to curb prelaw imports
Washington reports that the Longworth resolution would allow an emergency clause to take effect with new customs duties, preventing a flood of goods before the tariff act becomes law. It cites prior import spikes, argues the measure protects revenue, and notes support from Secretary Hoover and Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Longworth
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Party
France
Italy
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Hoover
Congress
Notice to bidders for Indiana Reformatory supplies
The Board of Trustees will hold a meeting June 11 1921 to award contracts for supplies including tomatoes corn salt wax paper floor polish and drugs plus one month meat contracts for bacon butts beef forequarters and lard. Blank proposals available at the General Superintendent's office under GEO A H L SHIDELER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Indiana Reformatory
Washington
Aith
Pretty June Wedding in Morton Memorial Church
Miss Frances Schrodt and Walter C. Freeman of New Albany wed yesterday at 4 PM in Morton Memorial church. Rev. Walter I. Munday officiated as daisies and ferns decorated the church. Bridesmaid Amelia Lacher and best man William Freeman joined ushers Marshal Freeman and Ora Freeman. Mary McDaniel presided at the organ and Mrs George Ogden sang O Promise Me. The wedding march preceded the ceremony and Hearts and Flowers was played. The bride wore white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances ‘Meldrum Schrodt
Walter C. Freeman
New Albany
Morton Memorial Church
Walter I. Munday
Girl Scouts of the
Amelia
Lacher
Marshal Freeman
Qra Freeman
New
Albany
Mary McDaniel
George Ogden
Straing
Mendelsohn
Solitaires Is The Only Game Now Circulated Townwide
Circulation notes that gambling aces are discussed as the sole game, with talk of odds and order forms. The piece hints at high stakes and difficulties in closing the activity, suggesting a rising concern over illicit gambling.
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Fox
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