German spouses seek divorce after signed contract
Anna M Pfisterer sued her husband Peter Pfisterer for divorce in the Circuit Court. The couple, natives of Germany, married May 14, 1918 and separated December 1, 19. The hearing showed a contract requiring separation and service-sharing, and a son from the former marriage. Pfisterer claimed $230 monthly pension and $7 weekly alimony. Judge Fortune found the wife left voluntarily, dismissing the divorce complaint. Pfisterer testified he placed a hand on her shoulder and stated she would stay in their home.
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Tie Gerendant
Anna M. Phiestervr
Krederel OW
Peterer
Germany
James
Merewin
Beer
Anna MM
Disorer
Pfresterer
Td Real
Fortune
Jesse
Ann Caer
Pfesterer
Flag Day Exercises At Presbyterian Church
Preparations completed for Flag Day exercises at the Presbyterian church in Terse AR next Sunday morning. The patrol societies of the city receive a special invitation to attend the service where every girl and boy is encouraged to be present for the flag presentation. Rey Truby will deliver a sermon titled The Flag What it means to each loyal heart.
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Presbyterian Church
Terse
Cty
Truby
Freckle Remedy Promises Free Trial Then Refund
A dealership offers Miss Freckle-face a freckle remedy that costs nothing if it fails to remove freckles. Buy an ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist and apply a few times to see a clear complexion. The ad claims most cases need no more than one ounce and guarantees money back if unsuccessful.
Local residents make visits across states and towns
Rev J H Nicholson of Morgan tied Ky has returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas F McNaughton. Mrs Bettie Hardin of Brandenburg Ky is visiting Mr and Mrs Miss Fannie Watts leaves Saturday for Denver Colo to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Jacob Schwaninger will go to Charlestown Saturday to visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs Mary McCann and granddaughter Mildred McCann left for Indianapolis for a month visiting daughter Mrs Mary Shonfield. Miss Nellie Leach who visited Emorre Bruner at University of Louisville departs for Pine Bluff Ark. Prof Robin M Baggerly will depart to Rome Perry County Ind to visit his mother and old friends with Prof Rufus von Kieinsmid. Mr and Mrs Edward Grubbs of Chiraze visit relatives in the Bay and New Albany. Mrs Charles T Brightwell and children go to St Albans Vt for several weeks.
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J. H. Nicholson
Morgantied
Thomas F. McNaughton
Bettie Hardin
Brandenburg, Ky
Fannie Watts
Denver
Colo
Jacob Schwaninger
Charlestown
Rela
Mary McCann
Mildred McCann
Ninth Street
Indianapoli
Mary Shonfield
Nellie Leach
Mss
Emorre Bruner
University of Louisville
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robin M. Baggerly
Rome
Perry County
Ind
Rufus B. von Kileinsmid
Cc Tle Reformatory
Theyivona State University At
Pascor
von Kieinsmid
Amador
Sis. D
Mie
Edward Grubbs
Theay
New Albany
Charles T. Brightweil
St. Albin, Ve
Vist
Rel
Purdue Degree Granted to County Class of 357
Members of the county’s class of three hundred fifty seven from Purdue University received their B. Sc. Degrees on Wednesday with agriculture as the major. Names listed include Joseph Aten Barnett John McCulloch Charles Testaryre Frank Lawrence Gilbert Otto and William Quincy Kranz of Sellersburg.
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Vawine
Th’s County
Purdue University
Joseph Aten Barnett
Tohn McCulloch
Frank Lawrence
Gilber Otto
William Quincey Kranz
Selersburge
White Pearl Brand Pasta Special at Half Price
Advertises White Pearl Brand spaghetti and macaroni in two five count packages for five cents, loose spaghetti two pounds for five cents, claiming the items are twice as nutritious as potatoes or meat. Encourages buyers to stock up while the sale lasts at half regular price.
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Spagetti & Macaroni
Remains of John L. Badger Taken for Interment
The remains of John L. Badger who died Wednesday evening at 1509 Chartres Street New Albany were taken to Charlestown this afternoon for interment after services in New Albany. He was C7 years old.
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John L. Badger
Chartres Street
New Albany
Charlestown
Funeral of Thomas Sparks at St Pauls Episcopal Church
Bishop Joseph M. Francis of Indianapolis officiated at the funeral of Thomas Sparks at St. Pauls Episcopal Church this afternoon. Active pallbearers included Floyd Parks and Thomas J. Brendel among others. Masons conducted burial rites at Walnut Ridge Cemetery while Knights Templars provided escort.
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St. Paul’s Church
Joseph Francis
Joseph M. Francis
Indianapolis
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Sparks
Floyd Parks
Thomas J. Brendel
E. c. Eaken
John Goldsborough
Charles I. Poindexter
George M. Crum
M. Z. Stannard
Thomas J. Lindley
Married Couple from Louisville Charlestown Tie The Knot
Charles Coombs a Louisville postal chauffeur marries Philomena Rhiel of Charlestown at St Anthony's rectory last night. Rev Auer officiates with Miss Anna Rhiel and David Combs as attendants. bride's parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Rhiel live in Charlestown township.
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Charlies Coombs
Louisville
Philomena Rhiel
Charlestown
St. Anthony's Catholc Church
Auer
Anna Rhiel
David Combs
Andrew Rhiel
Charlestown Township
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