Indiana student visits home amid holiday cheer
Raymond Bonifer of Indiana University Bloomington returns for summer holidays to spend time with parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bonifer. He enjoys campus life and praises the university faculty and student body. Mrs Ida Scho returned from Indiana visiting kin. Howard Park Parent Teacher Association lawn fete draws strong attendance. early proceeds unavailable. Mr and Mrs Robert Hines of East Maple Street plan a two month visit with daughters. Mrs Sylvia French travels to Indianapolis to see daughter Mrs Paul Ashley and husband. Mr and Mrs Solomon Holman and two children visit sister Mrs Bailey Burtt on Friday.
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Raymond Bonifer
Indiana University
Bloomington
Chirles ‘Bonifer
Robert Hines
East, Maple Street
William Reynolds Suffering Illness At Ohio Falls Home
William Reynolds is reported ill at his residence in Ohio Falls with his condition described as sickness and confined to his home. No further medical details are provided.
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William Reynolds
Ohio Falls
Miss Katherine Baird To Arrive Home June 18
Miss Katherine Baird, a student at the University of Wisconsin Madison, will arrive home on June 18.
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Katherine Baird
University of Wisconsin At
Evansville Woman Heads Home After Visit
Miss Celia Beiling of Evansville, visiting her brother Harry Beiling at 218 Watt Street, plans to depart tomorrow afternoon for her home.
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Celia Beiling
Evansville
Harry Beiling
Watt Street
Mr Cecil Reed Plans Move After Visit to Sister-in-Law
Mr Cecil Reed who accompanied his wife to the home of her sister Mrs Dale Ogden has returned to Anderson and will pack his furniture to bring here as they expect to locate here in the near future.
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Cecil Reed
Dale Ogden
Anderson
Kamer Couple To Celebrate 33rd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gus Kamer will celebrate their thirty third marriage anniversary on Sunday.
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Gus Kamer
Bird family plans Washington New York England voyage
Miss Minnie Bird Mr Harry Bird and son John Arthur Bird depart at six tonight for Washington for a two day visit then travel to New York to see relatives before sailing for England on June 14.
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Minnie Bird
Harry Bird
John Arthur Bird
Washington
New York
England
Epworth and Crescent Leagues Meet at Port Fulton Church
The Epworth and Crescent leagues of Port Fulton Park M E Church held a business meeting at the church last night.
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Epworth and Cresent Leagues
Park M. E. Church
Port Fulton
Agnes Morris Diag Scarlet Fever in Worthington Family
Agnes Morris granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Worthington of West Market Street is diagnosed with scarlet fever.
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Agnes Morris
George Worthington
West Market Street
Jeffersonville Recreation Club Courts Open for Members
The Jeffersonville Recreation Club has prepared tennis and quoits courts on W Market Street near Pearl. Grounds are usable by members who join by paying 5 dollars annual dues to the secretary treasurer Oscar U.S. Black at 222 Walnut Street.
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Jeffersonville
W. Market St
Pearl
Oscar US
Black
Women of Other Lands Compare Nations in Dance and Strength
The article notes Spain’s women as premier dancers and cites women prisoners in English jails at over five percent. It mentions China’s ancient women soldiers and China's battalion of death, while contrasting average heights of English and American women.
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China
Indiana Declares Migratory Birds Protection Strong
Indianapolis June 3. State officials warn that killing migratory and insectivorous birds stealing fruit is a misdemeanor under Indiana law. The Conservation Commission cites conflict with state law and will prosecute violators, while noting birds help reduce pests in fields and orchards. The U S Department of Agriculture ruling is cited but not altering Indiana statutes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Department of “Agriculture
Indiana
State’ Conservation Commission
Department of Conservation
Solar eruptions may bring more sunshine this year says Sir Oliver Lodge
The alert notes that recent solar eruptions caused brilliant auroras and disrupted global cable and telegraph service. Sir Oliver Lodge and Camille Flammarion discuss magnetic disturbances, with Sunspot activity linked to eleven year cycles and possible weather effects.
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Oliver Lodge
Sir Oliver
Camille Flammarion
Flammarion
Sir Frank Dyson
Chinese Women Attend Over Hundred U S Colleges
More than 100 Chinese women are enrolled in colleges across U S cities. The reading notes substantial female student presence from China in American higher education.
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United States
Wartime Widows Count Surpasses Quarter Million in Britain
The World War leaves more than 250000 women widowed across the British Isles. The vast social impact rises as families face hardship and timetables adjust to new domestic roles.
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British Isles
West Australian Women Vote Since 1874
It is noted that English women consume over a million cigarettes daily. In a historical note, West Australia women have held the right to participate in municipal elections since 1874.
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West Australia
Sweeney Shipyard Sold to Louisville Bank
The Sweeney Foundry and Shipyard Company plant was sold this morning by Sheriff Henry Dugan to the First National Bank of Louisville for $20,000. The purchase includes all buildings and the yard area and adjoining lots.
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Sweeney Foundry and Shipyard Company
Henry Dugan
First National Bank, of
Louisville
Ely’s Cream Balm Promises Quick Relieved Breathing
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and head colds. Claims to clear clogged nostrils and relieve stuffed heads by applying a small amount into the nostrils for instant relief and easier breathing.
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Ely
Double Marriage Planned at Francisco Residence
A double ceremony will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco at Wall and Market Streets. Miss Marguerite Francisco marries Thomas J. Williams, and Miss Bernice Johnson wed Herman Laughter, officiated by a Nazarene church minister from Louisville.
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Francisco
Wall
Market Streets
Marguerite Francisco
Thomas J. Williams
Bernice Johnson
Herman Laughter
The
Nazarene Church
Louisville
Mrs Scull Falls From Ladder Breaking Wrist
Mrs. John T Scull slipped while cleaning and fell from a stepladder, breaking her wrist. She received prompt care and is recovering.
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John T Scull
World’s Largest Tomb Cheops Pyramid Shatters Records
Egypt claims the world’s largest tomb the pyramid of Cheops covering thirteen acres and reaching four hundred sixty four feet in height. This monumental ancient structure stands as a historic marvel attracting scholars and tourists alike.
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Egypt
Pyramid of Cheops
Blind cave fishes learn to see when light is introduced
Tests show cave dwelling fishes, previously thought blind, can gain visual perception through exposure to light. The research indicates neural adaptations respond to illumination, enabling rudimentary sight in otherwise dark cave habitats.
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Met Gee
Ida M. Scho
Howard Park
Parent-Telier Association
Slyvia French
Paul Ashley
Mr. Ashley
Solomon Holman
Bailey Burtt
Been Stetch
Ancter
Recreation Club
Reet
Kopaking
Spain
William J. Morris
Spring Street
Jeffersonville, Ind
Morris
E. W. ‘Maunder
British Astronomical Association
Maunder
Sweeney Shipyard
Third ST
Jeffersonville, Mnd
Guarante
Wolfe Tire & Rubber CO
Benton Harbor
Mich
Moun
Ana
Anna Cohen
Homer G. Bottorfi
Jeffersonville, Indiana
BEC
B. T.mccartin
Telephone
Beck
Clark County
Bach
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