Crimm and others file bonds and suits in Indiana and Kentucky
Roy H. Crimm files bond to qualify as administrator of Mrs Elizabeth Grimm who was killed in Louisville. Executors seek sale of Liberty Bonds and war stamps values and stock. Jacob Filer sues Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Co for 15000 damages for car collision. Pendleton Trust Co sues Samuel H. Plank in Clark County Circuit Court over partnership assets. Erasmus T Sage reports spring property values and bank balances across nine counties. Mrs. Henrietta E Gain sues William Cain for divorce with custody and alimony requests. Board of Review opens 30 day session with partisan judge designations and ongoing assessments including a coal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Crimm
Elizabeth Grimm
Louisville
Robert Akers
Charles Akers
Liberty
Jacob Filer
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Pendelton Trust Company
Pendelton
Ind
Aaron Plank
Madison County
Indiana
Clark County
Samuel H. Plank
Henryville
Erasmus T. Sage
Henrietta E. Gain
Clark
William J.cain
Minors Avenue
Board of Review
Herman Shoemaker
Mathew E. Clegg
James W. Fortune
J. &. McKillip
Thomas H. Stradley
Jasmus T. Sage
Thomas L. Stoner
Ottis B. Fifer
Obituary for Nicholas Yochum of Hamburg Road family
Nicholas Yochum formerly of this county who farmed on the Hamburg road died in Louisville Tuesday. He was buried in St. Louis Catholic Cemetery. He was a brother of Mrs. Maurice Willinger of Charlestown pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Yochum
Hamburg Road
Louisville
St. Louis Catholic Cemetery
Maurice Willinger
Charlestown Pike
Law requires out of state real estate license by auditor
A new law with an emergency clause now requires individuals or entities doing real estate business outside the state to obtain a license from the auditor of state. The statute has been in effect for some time and formalizes regulatory oversight of cross state real estate activity.
New Law Prohibits Truck Sales Without View Mirrors
A new regulation bans selling trucks missing rear view mirrors. Drivers who fail to yield to faster vehicles face heavy penalties under the measure.
Mrs Mary Fugit Dies at Ohio Falls Home
Mrs Mary Blien Fugit aged 68 widow of Lauren A Fugi died Sunday at 202 Woerter Avenue Ohio Falls. Born in the city she was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Grant. Survived by three sons and two daughters Edward Jesse Harry Carrie and Agnes Fugit and a brother Charles B R Grant. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m from the residence with Rev J M Vawter conducting and interment at Fairview Cemetery New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blien “Fugit
Lauren A.fugi
Woerter. Avenue
Ohio Falls
Michael Grant
Fugit
Edward Fugit
Jesse. W. Fugit
Harry J. Fugit
Carrie H. Fugit
Agnes
M. Fugit
Charles BR. Grant
Open Boat Leaves Jeffer Sonville Aimed Toward Omaha
A small open motor boat driven by 22 year old Her bert Ware departed Jeffersonville yesterday bound for St Louis and likely on to Omaha Nebraska. Ware is brother in law of Maj Odiorne C Sampson formerly in charge of the Motor Transport Corps at the Government Depot now stationed in Omaha. The boat built at the Government Depot for Major Sampson is a swift craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ware
Jeffersonville
St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Maj
Odiorne C. Sampson
Motor Transport Corps
Government Depot
Government
Sampson
Youngest Wit Honors Dr Duffy Hancock
Dr Duffy Hancock son of Dr C F C Hancock graduates from the University of Louisville at age 22 with a bachelor of science and doctor of medicine degrees. He plans a postgraduate medical course in New York City before starting practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Hancock
C. F. C. Hancock
University of Louisville
New York
New York City
Episcopal Bishop Opens Charlestown Holiday House for Working Girls
Bishop C. Be. Woodcock of the Episcopal Diocese of Louisville rents Kane's place on the Charlestown Pike as a summer vacation cottage for working girls. It will open Sunday next and charge from $2 to $4 a week. For information call Holiday House Charlestown.
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C. BE. Woodcock
Episcopal Diociese of
Louisville
Kane’s Place
Charlestown Pike
Charlestown
Kamer Couple Celebrate Thirty Third Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gustav Kamer celebrated their thirty third wedding anniversary Sunday with a small group of intimate friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Schuler of Henryville Mrs Charles Garrity of Cleveland Ohio Rev Oderic Auer and Miss Julia Gier who attended the wedding. The Kamer couple have many friends in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Kamer
David Schuler
Henryville
Charles Garrity
Cleveland
Ohio
Oderic Auer
Julia Gier
Kamer
Mrs Ruth Kraus and Kendrick Jameson Wed at St Augustine
Mrs Ruth Kraus and Kendrick Jameson, a telegraph operator, married this morning at 8 o'clock at St Augustine's church by Rev Michael Halpin. They left for Lincoln Nebraska for a wedding trip and will reside in Elizabethtown Kentucky on their return.
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Ruth Kraus
Kendrick Jameson
St. Augustine's ‘Church
Michael Halpin
Lincoln
Neb
Elizabethtown
Bloomington man fights lung abscess from blood poisoning
Mell S. Bennett of Bloomington, brother of George W. Bennett, lies very low at Robert B. Long Hospital in Indianapolis with an abscess on the lungs caused by blood poisoning. George Bennett is tending his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mell S. Bennett
Bloomington
George W. Bennett
Robert B. Long Hospital
Indianapolis
George
Bennett
School Board Meeting Delayed Elections Await Cook Return
The School Board will hold its monthly meeting tonight but teacher elections are postponed until Jesse C. Cook returns from the East where he has been on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Cook
Fhe
Misson House Musical Club To Perform In Plymouth Church
The Misson House Musical Club of Plymouth Wisconsin will entertain at St Luke s Reformed Church on July something. The group is described as very fine and will present an entertainment program for attendees.
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Misson House—Musical Club
Plymouth
Wisconsin
St. Luke's: Reformed Church
Owen Township Reads by A Lin Graebe
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes Owen Township read by A Lin Graebe. No clear event, date, or context to verify a specific action or outcome.
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Owen Township
Asbe
A. 8Lin Graebe
Quiet wedding ties Francisca to Williams family
The ceremony for Miss Francisco and Mr. Williams took place Saturday evening at Loctet Street with Rev Harry Burchard of Louisville officiating. The couple, attended only by immediate relatives, will live with their respective parents while on a short wedding trip to Deputy Indiana. Relatives and friends offered best wishes as the event was noted alongside praise for the school superintendent and the board’s unanimous choice.
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Wait
Francisca
Margaret
Francisco
Thome Williams
Loctet Street
Hermier
Janes
Harry Burchard
Louisville
Miss Francisco
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Williams
Shaaughter
Samuel L. Scott Re-elected Clark County Superintendent
Samuel L. Scott was re-elected this forenoon by the twelve township trustees of Clark County without opposition. He has been a leading Indiana schoolman, praised for efficiency and popularity, and has served in numerous state education roles. His election underscores his long career and trusted leadership in Clark County schools.
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Samuel L. Scott
Clark County
Scott
Indiana
State Association
State Reading Circle Board
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Robert Aley
State Board of Education
Hime
Samuel’ Kendall
Jeffersonville
Oma
Len Z
Utica
Clothiers Defeat Howard Park in Fast Falls Cities League Battle
Weinstein's Clothiers held the Falls Cities League lead by beating Howard Park in a tight contest. Howard Park started strong with two first frame runs but trailed as Clothiers rallied, aided by Waggoner and Schiffler home runs in the seventh. Next up, Alemo at Shawnee Park on Sunday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinstein
Flash
Howard Park
Hollowell
The
Clothiers
Innnings
Waggoner
Schiffler
the Clothiers
Alemo
Shawnee Park
McCulloch Edges Centenary In Low-Scoring Game
In Albany on Saturday afternoon the McCulloch Neighborhood club beat Centenary of New Albany 44 to 3. McCulloch’s lineup included Allen Coombs Carl Kunst Weldon Bith Ernest Righthouse John Knipe Henry Ettel Roy Smith and Roy Slaughter with substitutes Charles Kopp Dexter Crum John McCulloch Edward Graham Burt Brummett. Next, Trinity of New Albany faces Howard Park. neither side has lost yet with two games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
Centenary of New
Albany
Allen Coombs
Carl Kunst
Weldon Bith
Kentucky Tax Reform Advocates Push Constitutional Amendment
A committee led by Eben H Wolcott announces support for Kentucky constitutional tax reform. The plan replaces current provisions with a general assembly created system of taxation and calls for a new framework to guide state revenue. Henry M Dowling urges adoption as Indiana officials present arguments for the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfréd F. Pi
Kentucky
Wolcott
Trust Company
Indianapolis
Indi@fia state board of tax commiss
Henry M. Dowli
Kentucks
Federation
General Assembly
Children’s Week Opens With Sermons and Mass Meeting
The observance began with sermons on the Child at church yesterday forenoon and a mass meeting in the afternoon for adults and children presided over by Wall Street ME church. Judge Houston Quin of the Kentucky Court of Appeals delivered the address. A chorus of city Sunday school children provided music under Mrs. A. Ee’s direction. Tomorrow night an institute for teachers and officers will be held, with a public session at St Luke church.
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Wall Street
Houstin Quin
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
St. Luke
Flood Devastates Amity Kansas as River Rises
The Arkansas River swells and floods Amity Kansas washing away the town. Residents flee into the hills as the death toll and number of victims rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Kansas
Arkansas
Amity
Gave Spanish Dinner for Hostesses at 20 O Clock
A brief social note records a Spanish dinner for hostesses. The event occurred at 8:20 PM with two dinners served and four guests noted in attendance.
Secretary Weeks Calls For State Action On Camps
Secretary Weeks urges governors to proclaim and promote nationwide camps this summer as vital to national defense. He says camps will strengthen the National Guard and Organized Reserves, build social unity, teach citizenship duties, and engage youth in military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense
Weeks
National Guard
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all-Kendall
McUlloch
Centenary
Knights County Meeting
Oben
Erom McCray
Mickie
Hanes
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