Picnic draws merchants chamber crowds and civic baking
The merchants and Chamber of Commerce plan a big Thursday picnic at Glenwood Park. Civics Association women will run meals with famed pies and cakes while country store goods, a concert band, a dance, and prize contests entertainment. Extra rail service aims to ease attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Civics Association
Masonic Club
Keller
Public Service Company
Glenwood Park
Otisco Road Rebuild Sought After Years of Delay
Residents urge action on the Otisco road between Charles Town and Otisco, long a county issue. The deteriorating route has isolated the upper county, with locals likening it to a stone wall and hindering travel during rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Otisco
Crawford County
Cows Make Good Records in May Dairy Testing
Mr H H Hubbard sent May cow test results to V J Mann showing growing participation in dairy testing. Guy Daily of Utica township led with five cows at 542 pounds butter fat average. The table lists cows and firms with their pounds and fat percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hubbard
V. J. Mann
Guy Dairy
Utica Township
Mr. Daily
Mr. Mann
Guy Daily
George Lindenmeyer
Louisville Cement Co
John Dellinger and Sons
Everettt Couch
John Dellinger & Sons
Dog tax delinquent list turned over for collection
Delinquents totaling thirty five are sent to prosecuting attorney James L. Bottorff by Samuel Kendall township trustee to pursue lawsuits. Total dog tax involved is 108 dollars. Spring listing shows 351 delinquents and 1723 dollars turned over by John Kenney assessor. Kendall collected 954 dollars, bringing township dog taxes to 2674 dollars, vs about 2300 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Bottorff
Samuel Kendall
Bottorff
John Kenney
Mr. Kendall
Kendall
Storage trends hint at lower egg and butter prices next year
Government storage data show eggs and butter in abundant supply. June 1 butter in storage reaches 21.8 million pounds with 6.85 million cases of eggs, driven by farm women marketing butter and eggs amid lower grain prices and tighter farm incomes. Dealers forecast softer prices as supplies rise and demand narrows.
Remarried Divorced Woman Secures Clark Circuit Decree
Mrs Zodie Hughes won a divorce from Henry Hughes in Clark Circuit Court on cruelty grounds. It is her second suit after a prior reconciliation dismissed March 5 1921. The second suit was filed April 20 and cites a marriage date of April 9 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zodie Hughes
Clark
Henry Hughes
Harmony
Interstate Public Service issues new time table
A new timetable goes into effect tomorrow with a two hour service from 8 a.m. to 7 46 p.m. from here to Indianapolis. Passengers are advised to obtain the timetable at Court avenue ticket offices as the changes aim to improve convenience for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Company
Court Avenue
Louisville to auction Camp Taylor hospital complex
The Louisville Real Estate and Development Company will auction 90 acres and 100 Army hospital buildings near Camp Taylor, sold as subdivided farms and ready for use as offices, quarters, wards, kitchens, and dining rooms. The sale, set for Tuesday, June 21, follows prior demolition and removal of many camp structures to farms in Kentucky and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
J. C. Bright
Eminence
Charles A. Speith
Laban Phelphs
Camp Taylor
Kentucky Desk Manufacturing Company
Louisville Real Estate and Development Company
Louisville Ky
Kentucky
Indiana
Big Four Extends Yard System Near Jeffersonville
The Big Four advances a four mile expansion of yards and eight new tracks northeast of the city. Embankments and filling near completion, rails soon to be laid with yards expanding across the river. Plans may include housing and shops, signaling Jeffersonville as a freight terminus, hindered previously by wartime finance and high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Free Speech Limits in Military Service Cited
The author argues Admiral Sims overstepped free speech bounds, stating no unlimited right in any service branch. Critique notes personnel cannot separate personal views from official duty, warning that selective speech undermines military discipline and could turn the armed forces into constant debating bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sims
Sims
Army
Navy
Debate Curbs Debated Amid Authority Talks
In Indianapolis News analysis the piece argues heated debates arise from conflicts over authority and self restraint, urging individuals described as men under authority to curb their own tongues and practice measured speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cieties
Indianapolis News
Mrs Dorothea Higdon Dies at 71 in Louisville
Mrs Dorothea A Higdon 71 wife of Isiah Higdon died yesterday at 920 East Chestnut Street She was a Nelson county Kentucky native and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Napper She is survived by three sons and six daughters James Higdon Joseph Higdon John C Higdon and daughters Mrs William Van Camp Mrs James Law Mrs M A Law Mrs George Slitz Mrs William Kopp and Mrs Earl McBregor Funeral services are set for 3 PM tomorrow at the residence and burial will be in Walnut Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea A. Higdon
Isiah Higdon
East Chestnut Street
Nelson County
Henry Napper
Married Women Teachers See No New Policy in Clark County
A Louisville paper notes Clark county schools will not employ married women, a rule longstanding since before World War I. Trustees faced shortages as trained single teachers were scarce, with teaching offering limited pay, few promotions, and high education costs, deterring many from the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clark County
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Woman's Civic Club
A well attended Jeffersonville gathering discussed Chautauqua plans and club finances. Unanimous vote scheduled the last week in July, with lunch for the community picnic arranged and new members admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Civic Club
Messrs
J. N. Clem
Claude McBride
Chamber of ‘Commerce
J. H. McManus
Will Sweeney
New Albany
Mesdames
J. H. Warder
Frank Ellis E
Local Visitors and Family News From Lincoln Farm Trip
Mr and Mrs Wil Tucker and family motored from Chicago and are guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Law at 3 Mast Maple Street. Mr John Frederick and Misses Rose and Marie Frederick with Mr and Mrs Louis Jackson and children Louise and Chas Jackson also motored to the Lincoln farm in Kentucky on Sunday. Kenneth Sussman is suffering with inflammatory rheumatism following scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Tucker
Chicago
Robert Law
Mast Maple Street
John Frederick
Rose
Marie Frederick
Louis Jackson
Louise
Chas. Jackson
Lincoln Farm
Kentucky
Kenneth Sussman
Bright Lights Project Kicks Off In City
W C Sweeney started the Bright Lights project after a long wait. He gathered funds quickly and today began installing the plant with a compressor and drill at work for posts and wiring. Posts will be nine feet tall with 300 candle power lamps and 16 inch globes, made of concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sweeney
Adelphian Cub Hosts at East Chestnut Street
Mrs Arnold Clegg hosted Adelphian cub guests yesterday afternoon at her East Chestnut street home. Mrs Karl Stoll attended as club guest. Mr and Mrs Roy Mills held a 6 o clock Sunday chicken dinner for a group including Mr and Mrs W B Hale and daughter and other couples with several children from Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Clegg
East Chestnut Street
Karl Stoll
Roy Mills
W. B. Hale
A. J. Mills
C. B. Ridgeway
Jacob Herman
Lillian ‘Mills
Lillian Hayden
Edward Groth
Louisville
Girl Scouts Host Lawn Fete With Amusing Play
The Girl Scouts of the First Presbyterian church held a lawn fete last night that was a decided success. A continuous play titled Tyro Aunts and a Photo provided amusement and entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tyro
Morton Memorial church group meets at Varble home
The W F M S of Morton Memorial church convenes tonight at Mrs. D. P. Varble’s East Maple Street residence for a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F. M.S
Morton Memorial Church
D. P. Varble
East Maple Street
Milkmaid Convention Rehearsal By Girl Scouts at Morton Memorial
Girl Scouts of the Morton Memorial Church met last night for the first rehearsal of the Milkmaid's Convention a future performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Morton Memorial Church
Nota Bene Club Meeting Postponed Two Weeks
The Nota Bene club which was to meet with Mrs. Frank Ellis on Wednesday afternoon has been postponed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nota Bene Club
Frank Ellis
D. D. D. Club Social Hosted by Miss Irene Parker
Miss Irene Parker hosted the D. D. D. club event last night featuring music dancing and sewing. Members present included Misses Francis Ellis Crystal Youngblood Edna Scott Jean Craig Dorothy Howard Marona Hutt and Irene Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Parker
Francis Ellis
Crystal Youngblood
Edna Scott
Jean Craig
Dorothy Howard
Marona Hutt
Young Student Shines as Apprentice Electrical Engineer
Donald Rose of 624 East Maple Street, a high school pupil, uses vacation to practice as an electrical engineer. He works during the day in retail jobs and studies theory in the evenings, showing notable progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rose
East Maple Street
John Herold Ill in Louisville
John Herold of Louisville is very ill, son of William Herold of this city, as reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herold
Louisville
William Herold
Mayor N. H. Myers Expected Home from Washington
Mayor N. H. Myers is anticipated to return home from Washington on Thursday, signaling a brief domestic return after official duties. The trip's purpose remains briefly described, with local attention focused on his continued oversight of city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Myers
Washington
Trinkle Brother Visited Marine Hospital in Louisville
James Trinkle, brother of Andrew and Mike, is at the Marine Hospital in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trinkle
Andrew
Mike Trinkle
the Marine Hospital
Louisville
Ed McCulloch Family Guest of Curtis Coombs
Mr and Mrs Ed McCulloch and their family were guests of Mr and Mrs Curtis Coombs on Sunday in a social visit noted by the local society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McCulloch
Mrs
Curtis Coombs
Guests Return After Visit To Mrs Weiss Of Applepate Lane
Mrs Kate Brutcher and two children of Louisville returned home after visiting Mrs John Weiss on Applepate Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Brutcher
Louisville
John Weiss
Applepate Lane
Fish and Game Protective Association Meeting Tonight
The Fish and Game Protective Association meets at the Shawseboro Chamber of Commerce. Work of importance is on hand and a gun club will probably be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Protective Association
Shawsber of Commerce
Frogs Draw Crowd at Green-Header Contest
A crowded gathering centers on the green headers as multiple parties pursue leadership or influence. The event highlights competition among groups seeking prominence within the community.
Final Week Exams at How ard Park and Ohio Falls Schools
This week marks the final exams for How ard Park and Ohio Falls schools. On Friday morning students will assemble to receive their cards and conclude the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Park
Ohio Falls
Gorsuch's Foundry Faces Rush on East Market Street
Gorsuch's foundry on East Market Street near Spring reports a rush on hand production and is pushing hard to meet demand. The note highlights brisk activity from local workers and ongoing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorsuch
East Market Street
Spring
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Taylor
Enthusiagtic Meeting
Ly Dharted
Sweeney
Glenn Burtt
Mansfield
Ohio
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Old Beech Grove
Knights of Pythias
Harry Detrow
Uniform Bank
Pythian Knights
Mickie
Gocvee
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