Student Adalene Cadman Joins Phi Psi Fraternity
Miss Adalene Ma ave Cadman of Borden, a senior at Pan American University, appears in a list electing to Phi Psi, one of the university fraternities.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
8
Miss Adalene Ma ave Cadman of Borden, a senior at Pan American University, appears in a list electing to Phi Psi, one of the university fraternities.
Indiana reform school field agent Orn Suter a former Eedrham County sheriff travels to the Pacific Coast to meet a paroled man. The journey begins at Boise City Idaho and includes a stop in San Francisco as part of the parole arrangement.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lawton and daughter Marguerite with Miss Yountz left for Indianapolis to visit Mrs Lawtons mother before returning to Mulberry Indiana Others returning include Mr and Mrs John Seitz from Delaware Ohio visiting son Jack Setzer and Mrs J G Reese who stopped en route to Pittstown Pa for a conference Rev Reese longtime pastor at St Lukes Reformed German Church now in St Louis Mrs William Glossbrenner after visiting daughter Mrs Joseph Warder returns to Nashville Tenn Mrs William Rauth of East Court Avenue suffered a second appendicitis attack and was moved to Norton Infirmary Louisville for operation which went well Mr and Mrs PD A Warman of Borden celebrate golden wedding anniversary with a family reunion.
Yesterday's registrations list Frank Walsh from Van Buren County and John Eikendall from Jay County each sentenced to one to fourteen years for grand larceny. Steven Thimler of Wells County is slated for one to seven years for neglecting his child.
The Rev. John Tuenfield will officiate next Tuesday at the marriage of Free A Graff a farmer near St Josephs Hill on the Floyd apiatark County Tenn and Miss Mary Lefterter of Floyd County.
In May County official duties issued warrants totaling 999 pounds 1 29 for road bonds and interim company work across townships. Payments included sums to First National Bank Citi es Trust Company totaling 87975749 and 1398 22 to others plus 183 02 to individuals.
It is understood that the remains of Jane Bozell formerly of this city who died in San Francisco will not be brought east for burial.
The Renfus Music pictures will be shown tonight at the Dream theater along with other programs. The usual Saturday afternoon vaudeville is listed for tomorrow.
Governor Samuel M. Ralston grants parole to Earl DuBois who did ten to twenty years for burglary after being sent from Wayne County on October 18, 1911. A companion already paroled influenced the crime at a Richmond hardware store. Under a new burglary statute, DuBois would face two to fourteen years for second degree if in effect then.
The towboat Volcano of the Diamond Coal & Coke Company sails from Pittsburg toward Louisville with fourteen barges carrying 710000 bushels of coal.
George Fr Voigt filed an appearance for the defendant in the case State versus Oscar L Hay a former magistrate charged with assault and battery Hay had been fined in city court for assaulting Henry Krimpleman and appealed.
On June 15 Hugh Colvin treasurer of Scott County will open bids for the sale of fifteen thousand eight hundred dollars in bonds. The proceeds fund construction and improvement of four roads forming part of the county good roads link leading north.
The Board of State Charities released figures covering eighteen institutions including the Indiana Reformatory. Total receipts amount to 124,282.40 with 83,767.75 earned by inmates at the Indiana Reformatory and State Prison. The board lists 13,208 inmates, over half housed in hospitals for the insane or similar facilities.
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