Society Personalities Honor Miss Helen Hieatt at Highlands
Miss Ethel Heft hosted a tea at the Highlands home in Louisville for Miss Helen Hieatt. Attendees included Misses Lucy Crum Margaret Dustin Lillie Shepard Mary Johnson Florence Gruber Maybelle Lehder Anna May Siewert Anna Florence Pitt May Hadley Hedges Cecilia Prykucki and Mrs Alberta Donahue. Guests embroidered towels with their initials as instructed and enjoyed dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel] Heft
Helen Hieatt
Highlands
Louisville
Miss Heft
Lucy Crum
Margaret, Dustin
Lillie Shepard
Mary Johnson
Florence Gruber
Maybelle Lehder
Anna May Siewert
Anna
Florence
Pitt
May Hadley Hedges
Cecilia Prykucki
Alberta Donahue
Lawn Party for Martha Jane Frank at home
Martha Jane Frank daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer M Frank celebrated her fourth birthday with a lawn party Saturday afternoon. Guests included Dorothy Haas Irene Dorsey Ada B Cowling Dorothy Coleman Mary Schenberger Marie Moser Dorothy Rose Jannette Prinz Mary F Stoll Mary Eva Jones Lorna Miriam Scull Dorothy Swartz Fay Swartz Dorothy Hydron Margaret Simms Richard and Martha J Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Frank
Homer M. Frank E
Dorothy Haas
Irene Dorsey
Ada B. Cowling
Dorothy Coleman
Mary Schenberger
Marie Moser
Dorothy Rose
Jeannette Prinz
Mary F. Stoll
Mary Eva Jones
Lorna Miriam Scull
Dorothy Swartz
Fay Swartz
Dorothy Hydron
Margaret Simms
Richard
Martha J. Frank
Visitors greet London bound Bird party in good health
A cable from London to Mr and Mrs David Rose reports Harry Bird Miss Minnie Bird and his son arrived safely in London and will stay with Mr and Mrs Nison Bird. Chicago resident Mr Clifford Metzger plans a short stay before returning to architectural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rose
London
Harry Bird
Minnie Bird
N’ Ison Bird
Clifford Metger
Chicago
Av. ‘Ster
Charles Raines
V. Metzger
Meigs Avenue
Local Epworth League delegates depart for Louisville
Rev W S Munday and Mr and Mrs Bernard Sykes left for Russellville Kentucky to attend the Louisville District Epworth League convention opening today and running through Friday. Mr Sykes is the Morton Memorial Epworth League delegate and Mrs Sykes will coach a pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Munday
Bernard Sykes
Russellville
Louisville
Sykes
Morton Memorial
Grace and Harold Levengood Visit Aunt Near Prather
Miss Grace Levengood and Harold Levengood visit their aunt Mrs. Alfred Hall at her home near Prather. They attend the Union Church Children's Day services on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Levengood
Harold Levengood
Alfred Hall
Prather
Union Church
Social visit honors guests from Gold Hill and Indianapolis
Mrs Mollie Faucett and Mrs Albert Kellar hosted an informal evening at their Wall Street home on Friday honoring Mrs Henry Reed of Gold Hill Oregon and Mr A Brooks of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Faucett
Albert Kellar
Wall Street
Henry Reed
Gold Hill
Oregon
A. Brooks
Indianapolis
Chicago visitors at Mrs Southwell’s residence
Mr. William Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Adams and daughter Lorraine of Chicago are guests of Mrs. Jane Southwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tucker
Matthew Adams
Loraine
Chicago
Jane Southwell
Mrs Reed Visiting Gold Hill Hosts on Wall Street
Mrs Henry Reed of Gold Hill Oregon is the guest of Mrs Mollie and Mrs Albert Kellar at their Wall street home, visiting social circle and neighborhood in this community note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reed
Gold Hill
Oregon
Mollie
Albert Kellar
Wall Street
Mrs Petry and Miss Petry Return Home from Shelbyville Visit
Mrs George Petry and Miss Katie Petry, guests of Mrs Albert Kellar, have returned to their home in Shelbyville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Petry
Katie Petry
Albert Kellar
Shelbyville, Ky
Paul Combs Marries In New Albany Ceremony
Paul Combs formerly of Howard Park wed a young woman from New Albany a few days ago. The couple now resides in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Combs
Howard Park
New Albany
Robert E Wilson Returns Home After Appendicitis
Robert E Wilson of 802 East Court Avenue has recovered from an appendicitis operation and is able to be about again. This gives a brief medical update on his condition and mobility following surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wilson
East Court Avenue
Local social notes from yesterday and upcoming travels
Mrs Henry Coleman and Miss Maud Wilson attended an all day meeting at New Chapel church yesterday. Judge and Mrs J W Fortune will leave for Atlantic City by auto in a few days. Carl McKinley has been commissioned postmaster at Porden vee Dr A W Hall who has resigned. Miss Mary Yates is the guest of Miss Bessie Whitehead of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coleman
Maud Wilson
New Chapel Church
Judge
J. W. Fortune
Atlantic City
Carl McKinley
Porden
A. W. Hall
Mary Yates
Bessie Whitehead
Louisville
Illness Notice for Virgil Austin of Market Street
Mr Virgil Austin of Market street is very ill with typhoid fever. The report notes his condition is serious and residents are advised to monitor for updates regarding his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Austin
Market Street
Ind. couple Rhoda Bronner and Ray James wed at noon
Miss Rhoda Bronner and Ray James of Nabb Indiana were married Saturday at noon by Rev. Oscar Lee Black at the manse. The newlyweds are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F T Hornung and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bottorff in Muncie Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Bronner
Ray James
Nabb, Ind
Oscar Lee Black
F.T. Hornung
Homer Bottorff
Miss Mary Field Visited by Memphis Kin
Miss Mary Field of Memphis Tennessee is the guest of her aunt Mrs Jos Ewing and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Field
Memphis, Tenn
Jos. Ewing
Local City Serves Notice of Lucille Schleuter and Walter Slate Wedding
Mrs J Raymond Clark and Mrs Thad Calladay announce the marriage of their sister Miss Helen Schleuter of Louisville to Mr Walter Slate on Saturday evening. The couple left for San Diego to visit Slate's parents and will reside in Louisville upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Clark
Thad H. Calladay
Helen Schleuter
Louisville
Walter Slate
Slate
San Diego
Cal
Mr. Slate
Couple Joins in Marriage at 8 P M
Miss Goldie Gorman of Hamburg Pike and Mr James McKinnon of Watson were married Saturday night at 8 o'clock by Rev E A Clegg in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Gorman
Hamburg Pike
James MccKinnon
Watson
E. A. Clegg
Sisters Host Crestwood Guest From Kentucky
Miss Mary Frances Van Zandt of Crestwood Kentucky is a guest of her sister Miss Ethel Van Zandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances van Zandt
Crestwood, Ky
Ethel van Zandt
Chamber groups to elect officers for July Chautauqua
The chairmen of the Woman's Civic club and the Chau tauqua committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight in the Chamber of Commerce building to elect officers and directors for the upcoming Chautauqua to be held here July 28 to August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
Chautauqua Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chautauqua
Mrs Eich suffers fall in yard and strains spine
Mrs Albert Eich of 905 East Court Avenue fell in her yard yesterday and strained her spine. She is laid up for several days under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eich
East Court Avenue
Elwood Farm Owner Charles Mitchell Guest of John Reed
Charles Mitchell of Elwood owns a Monroe township farm and is the guest of John Reed at Blue Lick. Mitchell, a rural route carrier out of Elwood, has served in the rural mail service for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Elwood
Monroe Township
John Reed
Blue Lick
Mr. Mitchell
Claysburg Nine Lose Muddy Battle at Bethlehem
The Claysburg nine traveled to Bethlehem Sunday and lost 6 to 3 as rain left muddy grounds. A triple play by Coward, Jenks and Stone stood out. Bethlehem’s lineup included Miles Smith Holloway Davis Beach Stansbury Batts and Pennett. The visitors praised Bethlehem’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claysburg
Bethlehem
Coward
Jenks
Stone
Miles Smith
Holloway
Davis
Beach
Stansbury
Batts
Pennett
Claysbury
Bathing Then and Now In Simple Rural Wisdom
A rural note recalls choosing a bath over swimming yesterday while suggesting stepping outside would have given a shower for nothing. The reflection uses plain language to contrast bath time routines with outdoor exposure.
Charlestown to Organize Fish and Game Club Leaders Named
A Fish and Game club is to be organized at Charlestown by J. B. James and others. Brother James holds the championship for the biggest loss of this state and Kentucky for season up to now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
J. B. James
Brother James
Kentucky
American life insurers pay out record 1920 claims
The 252 American life insurance companies in 1920 paid beneficiaries over 763 million dollars. Their combined assets exceed seven billion and income tallies over 1.75 billion, reflecting a culture of responsibility to dependents.
Sheriffs Delay Convicts Over Health Certificates
Northern sheriffs arrive with prisoners but fail to present health certificates and leave their inmates with Sheriff Dugan until clean bills are secured. Dugan received a group of four prisoners from Noblesville and other towns this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan
Sheriff Dugan
Noblesville
Utica Circuit Woman's Missionary Society Thank Offering
The auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society on the Utica Circuit held a thank offering at New Chapel yesterday. A basket dinner followed, moved indoors due to rain, with a good bank offering despite many unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Utica
New Chapel
Weinstein Nine Triumphs Over Ninawebs 13 to 5
The Weinstein nine defeated the Ninawebs on their grounds yesterday by a score of 13 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinstein
Latters
Come and Take It Colgate Factory Bid Sparks City Debate
Indianapolis conditions stir a heated tug of war over a Colgate factory move. Local sentiment swings between keeping the reformatories and securing the plant, with residents split on which city gains most from the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Indianapolis
Quality shoe repairs promise near 7th and Spring
Commiin Bidg. offers shoe repair with lasting wear at about one third the original cost. Shoes remade by us regain new-sole wear and value. May 31 TF.
Watkins Co Advertising Offer at 65 Winona Minneopolis
Job notice for a sales agent for J. R. Watkins Products in Jeffersonville and other towns. Describes big opportunity for hustlers and offers a free sample and particulars. mail response to 65 Winona, Minneola. Adv. June 18-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Watsins
Jeffersonville
Winona
Minneola
Adv
ReformatoryPopulation Share Ties to Vigo County Crime
Noble Posey and Vigo counties contributed to the population of the Reformatory yesterday. Vigo sent two. Crimes against property prompted the action. Families of Nachands Ellwangers Deibels Reeder and others camped out Saturday at Six Mile Island and enjoyed a great time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Posey
Vigo
Reformatory
Nachands
Ellwangers
Deibels
Reeder
Six Mile Island
Weights and measures facts from the era
A reader primer lists measurements and equivalents: a tablespoon holds six Ty drops, 728 cubic inches per cubic foot, lawn grass one bushel at about twenty pounds, air just under one ounce per cubic foot, one ton of apples to make 150 gallons of cider, seven and a half gallons per cubic foot for water, horsepower defined as lifting 33,000 pounds one foot in a minute, and linear measures including twelve inches per foot and 320 rods per mile with sixteen and a half feet per rod.
Liquid measure equivalents through barrels and hogheads
The passage defines liquid volumes: four gills equal a pint, two pints equal a quart, four quarts equal a gallon, thirty one and a half gallons equal a barrel, and two barrels equal a hogshead.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Doctor
A famous physician claims many women may avoid surgery by using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound at the first signs of female weakness such as backache and nervous exhaustion. He notes Indians and early settlers knew nature’s remedies and says thousands of women worldwide have been saved from operations by timely use of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Dillon Estate
In Clark Circuit Court September Term 1921 the estate of Mary Eliza Dillon deceased. Citizens Trust Company by John Driscoll as administrator filed final settlement, to be examined September 12 1921. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk's seal at Jeffersonville Indiana June 4 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Circuit Court
Mary Eliza Dillon
Citizens Trust Company
John Driscoll
Hag
Circuit Court
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Notice to heirs and creditors in Walker estate
Sarah Walker as administratrix filed final settlement in the estate of John H. Walker. The circuit court in Jeffersonville Indiana will review the account and vouchers on September 12, 1921. Heirs creditors or devisees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. The clerk Charley K Zollman issued the notice. Adv. 24, June 7 & 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Circuit Court
John H. Walker
Sarah Walker
Circuit Court
Jeffersonville
Tadiana
Charley K. Zollman
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Hieatt
Wile Brooky
Muncie Ind
Claude McBride
West Chestnut Street
CLUB
Marx
Midway Stone & Monument Co
Midway
Interurgan
T. F
Barry Nursery Co
Rochester
N. Y
Ault
Wiborg
Eaton, Crane and
PIKES
Rand McNally
Tourist
Shippers Guide
Spencerian
Carter
Moore’s
Doherty’s
Standard Drug ‘Store
Korn Krisps
Horlick
Infante
Invalides
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