Road work contract case clarifies extra matters standards
The court affirms that three additional tasks walling the stream, fencing, and tiling a drain under a gravel road are proper county contracts under the three mile road law. The appellee Laurie T. Kenis obtained the contract for the road and sued for labor and materials, with the board approving reimbursements. The appellant’s demurrer was overruled, and the final ruling upholds the county’s obligation for these extra items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annellate Cour
Vihote Cou
Laurie T. Keni
Tven
Appellee
Ranteria
Smallest Man in World Loses Divorce Suit
Knox county court denied Che Mih an 81 year old man reported as only 22 inches tall a divorce from his American wife Norah Man after he alleged her visit to relatives in Pennsylvania without his permission. The ruling cited insufficient grounds for the petition.
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Laporte
Ind
Che Mah
Knox
Norah
Pennsylvania
Che Mih
Ttarke
Knet
Chicago
Mayor Myere Sails to Washington on Quartermaster Business
Mayor Newton H. Myere travels to Washington for official business tied to the Quartermaster. The trip aims to advance city military and supply logistics initiatives with federal officials.
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Newton H. Myere
Has. Gogie
Washington
Revelations Of A Wife Ailing Mother In Influenza Fears
The narrator notices her mother in law's feverish, irritable state on a warm day. Concern grows as influenza fears rise after several family illnesses, prompting the narrator to arrange care and prepare for a potential sickness in the household.
Club meetings and events listed at St Luke’s and area venues
Klub Kaland er W F M S of Wall Street church meets at the church night. Institute at St Luke s church night. Jeff Township Home Economic club with Mrs William Morris all day meeting. Tri Kapas meet with Miss Joretta Bamber night. Presbyterian Aid picnic at Glen wood Park afternoon. Wesley Chapel Aid meeting afternoon. Pageant at Dream Theater night.
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Wall Street
Jeff Township
William Morris
Tri Kapas
Joretta Bamber
Park church Aid coffee social and events listing
Afternoon at Dream Theater hosts Children's Festival of Song and Story. Epworth League convention begins in Scottsburg in the evening. English club meets with Miss Mayme Burke at night.
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Dream Theater
Epworth League
Scottsburg
Mayme Burke
Rainbow club dance at Glenwood Park Thursday night
A social note describes the Rainbow club hosting a dance at Glenwood Park on Thursday night and a Christian church social circle meeting that day. The Louisville District Epworth League and Moonlight events are listed, with an Eastern Star gathering at the Masonic hall in the evening.
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Glenwood Park
Social Circle of
Christian Church Ill-Day Meeting
Louisville
Epworth ‘League
Masonic Hall
Red Men Elect Officers and Plan Glenwood Picnic
The Kwasing Tribe of Red Men elected officers led by Prophet William Polly and Sachem John Cardwell. Delegates to Great Council include John Rubie and D T Riggle. A public picnic is set at Glenwood on June 45 with Dolly Varden Beach prepared for use and improvements completed near Slonwood Park for the Chamber of Commerce annual event.
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Kwasing Tribe
William Polly
Sachem
John Cardwell
Sagamore
William Renn
Ed. Wuerfel
W. J. Cain
J. A. McLean
Great Council
John Rubie
D. T. Riggle
Geo. ‘Young
Anton Sauer
William Hutt
JA. McLean
Sof
Past Ladhams Club
Glenwood
Chamber of Commerce
Slonwood Park
Witty Wedding Banter and Local Spats in One Column
A humor filled column notes a bride’s polite reply at a wedding and jokes about clergymen and vows. It lampoons a husband’s rude habit at the altar and jokes about local sentiment in Jeffersonville. A divorce suit anecdote adds a feisty Chicago angle with a wink at car sales tactics.
Owner lists farm with cash price and full description
John J. Black advertises a modern five room home with bath gas electricity two porches jet city calling and central large barn and garage total price 3250 cash 2000. Located at Indiana Street Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Call Cumberlang 1523. Adv May 31.
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John J. Black
Indiana Street
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Curfew Reflected In Veiled Verse And Street Signs
A playful montage notes a looming curfew, a Vampy film, and a columnist’s call for multi role wisdom. It cites a Sprin street window proclaiming Pants Week and humor about summer dress. A reader seeks a New York paper’s unwritten law definition describing borrowing and returning tavobits.
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New York
Artist Jasper Draws Beer Bottle Only Man Able
A whimsical note states Jasper the artist alone can draw a beer bottle. It mentions a surgeon who operated to give a babe born without ears a pair, implying a costly correction. The Bergdoll question center suggests everyone was punished except Grover. A fable satirizes a would be funny column about Einstein theory.
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Jasper
Grover
Prospects of a bumper crop
Mr and Mrs Norman Thilmont former resident of this town are the happy parents of a 14 pound baby born April 5 This makes three healthy boys for Mr Thilmont s future farm.
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Lakes County
Indiana
Norman Thilmont
Thilmot
Auction Ad Lists Livestock for Trade on Hamburg Pike
An advertisement offers exchanges involving livestock horses owls or hogs for a two ton truck in old condition with detachable top priced at $650. The location is along the Hamburg pike one mile north of Silver Creek and one mile south of Hamburg. F. R. Hancock Adv. June 1 to 7.
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Hamburgpike
Silver Creek
Hamburg
F. R. Hancock
Mark the Last Resting Place Monument Ad
Midway Stone and Monument Co advertises monuments and markers in New Albany with Interur tel 6003. Advertisement dated May 31.
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Midway Stone & Monument Co
Midway
New Albany
T. F
Lost gold rimmed glasses on Watt Street near Ninth
A reward will be given for the return of lost gold rimmed glasses found on Watt Street near Ninth. Please contact 930 Meigs Ave. Adv May 31 June 1 2.
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Watt Street
Ninth
Meigs Ave
Lost ladies tan leather folding pocketbook on Spring Street
A tan leather folding pocketbook lost between Court Avenue and LeRose Theater May 24 contained one ten, one two, and four ones plus a cedar chest key. Reward offered at police station. advertisement runs May 27 to 31.
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Spring Street
Court Avenue
LeRose Theater
Keller Shoe Repair Shop Ad at 7th and Spring
Quality is the issue with us. Have your shoes repaired to restore wear qualities of new ones for about one third their first cost. Get the best. Adv. May 31. TLF.
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Common
TLF
For Sale Two Trucks Ford and Vim 42 ton
For sale two heavy trucks both in good condition. A one ton Ford is offered and a Vim 42 ton described as nearly new. Potential buyers may try either vehicle. Contact Walter E. McCulloch at telephone 600 in New Albany. Advertisement runs June 2 3 4.
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Ford
Walter E. McCulloch
New Albany
Notice to Water Consumers Sprinkling Hours Set
The Jeffersonville Water Light and Power Company announces sprinkling hours from 6 to 8 am and 6 to 8 pm for all flat rate customers. The rule will be enforced. Adv TF.
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Jeffersonville Water, Light & Power Company
Wanted House Girl for All or Part Time
Help wanted advertisement seeks a house girl for part or full-time work. Contact Adv Jung at phone number 243 for details.
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Jung
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Jeffersonville Star
R. €& Swartz
Jeffersonville
Charles H. Zaun
Appel
Margaret
Lelia
Junior
Dicky
Katie
Jim
Mother Graham
Garling
Vscarion Weile
Hude
Seej
Cjoras
Brung
Klub Kalander
Institute
St. Luke’s Church
Presbyterian Aid
Wesley Chapel Aid
al Mahaffey
Rninay
Tee
Dolly Varden
Indiana Avenue
Herman ‘Rave
POME
Keller
Thor Wasteer
Ohio Vacuum Cleaner
Vulcan Gas Range
Interstate Public
Point Radiant Grill
OM Electric Appliances
Electric ‘Shop
B. T. McCartin
Pranvietay
Epee Awe Beck Bldg
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