Personal notes from Howell and visiting officials
John Carr of Howell Indiana a tmekeeper for the Tennessee Nashville Renoed Company visits his brother George Carr and family. J T Crandall and George A Scheer State Board of Accounts agents go to Madison to examine Jefferson county officials books. Al and Mrs George W Reschar travel to Columbus to visit relatives. Prof Robin M Paggerly and Mrs Bagsterly and daughter return from a Perry county family reunion. Photographer at Piers West Market Street moved to Deaconess Hospital for surgery. Frank Herfel and relatives depart for Cincinnati in a motor boat Martha E heat records. Captain Lewis C Baird plans to visit the Panama Expositions in San Francisco and San Diego. Alton D Conner former Pennsylvania railroad agent in this city visits Shelbyville and John Fnaland’s family. Gray T Morrison improving after recent Louisville operation.
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Howell
Ind
Te sView& Nashville
George Carr
J.T. Crandall
George A. Scheer
State Board of Accounts
Madison
Jefferson County
George W .Reschar
Columbus
Dave
Robin M. Paggerly
Lewis C. Baird
San Francisco
San Diego
Alton D. Conner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shelbyville
John Fneland
East
Maple Street
Five Hundred Party Honors June Bride At Maennercher Hall
Mrs. L Stuart Crane hosted a five hundred party last Friday at Maennercher Hall New Albany honoring Miss Martha Enos the June bride Attendees included Mesdames Roy Lindley Claude Lindley R K E Allen and Hi Tam Heaton and Misses Jean Burne Clara Lindley Helen Hensel Amelia Spieth Alma Holzhoz Irene O'Dell Jean Schwaninger Madeline Pfau Ruth Hopkins Louise Bunnell and Charlotte Ellott.
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L. Stuart Crane
Maennercher Hall
New Albany
Martha Enos
Mesdames
Roy Lindley
Claude Lindley
R. K E. Allen
Hi- Tam Heaton
Jean Burne
Clara Lindley
Helen Hensel
Amelia Spieth
Alma Holzhoz
Irene O’dell
Jean Schwaninger
Madeline Pfau
Ruth Hopkins
Louise Bunnell
Charlotte Ellott
Indefinite Standstill in Tuey Green Robbery Case
The case against Tuey Green charged with robbing Robert Grant of $20 has been continued indefinitely. She was prostrated in police court last week and remained in precarious condition. Trial is unlikely until Prosecuting Attorney Affison returns.
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Tuey Green
Robert Grant
Affison
Dream Theater Presents Life's Stair Case and A Human Hound's Triumph
The Dream Theater screens a two reel feature Life's Stair Case and A Human Hound's Triumph tonight as part of a program with several additional films. The notices indicate multiple features are shown in the evening lineup.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Russell in Jeffersonville
A Jeffersonville resident Mrs. W. Russell reports kidney trouble caused back pain and unnatural secretions. She found Doan's Kidney Pills reliably relieved her symptoms and used them again when needed. Price 50 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.
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Bright
Dean
Jeffersonville
Doan’s
Doan
Russell
Foster-Milburne Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Charlestown Names Postmaster Jas B James Succeeding
Jas B James assumes Charlestown postmaster duties after July 1 replacing Joseph W Morrow who retires. James is a known Democrat with commission in hand and will take over at fiscal year end. Morrow has served long and will focus on other business interests.
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Charlestown
James B. James
Joseph W. Morrow
Post Office Department
Telegraph operator transfer at Baltimore and Ohio system
Hiram J. Yates of Ohio Falls is moved from Watson to Charlestown to replace O M Allen who goes to North Bend Ohio. The change shifts key duties within the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line.
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Hiram J. Yates
Ohio Falls
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Watson
Charlestown
O. M. Allen
North Bend
Ohio
Indiana University honors twelve with distinction
Miss Adalene Marjorie Coffman of Borden is among twelve graduates selected to finish with distinction at Indiana University Bloomington. More than 300 students will complete their work at the school this year.
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Adalene Marjorie Coffman
Borden
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Revenue stamp required on liquor license bonuses rule
County Auditor George W. Stoner gives notice that all liquor license bonuses furnished by saloonkeepers must bear a fifty cent revenue stamp. The measure follows a federal revenue raising law passed last fall and aims to enforce stamp usage previously overlooked.
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George W. Stoner
Congress
Motion for New Trial in Adams v Ma gruder Case
Judge Fortune in Clark Circuit hears motion for new trial in Francis Adams versus John L Grudner for 249 dollars. Jury previously awarded Adams 275 dollars plus interest. dispute arose over funds Adams gave Grudner to deposit in New Washington State Bank, a factor not central to the suit.
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Fortune
Clark Circuit Court
Francis Adams
John L. Magruder
Adams
Magruder
New Washington State Bank
Weather outlook Jeffersonville and Indiana forecast
Forecasts for the twenty four hours ending seven p m Tuesday show thunder showers this afternoon and tonight for Jeffersonville and vicinity with a trend toward Tuesday becoming fair. Indiana will see showers this afternoon and tonight with Tuesday fair and warmer.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana
Henry Coleman to Lead Wednesday Prayer at Wall Street M E
In the pastor’s absence Henry Coleman will conduct the weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at Wall Street M E Church.
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Henry Coleman
Wall Street M. E. Church
Pastor's Day Planned at Park Methodist Church Port Fulton
Next Sunday June 27 Pastor's Day at Port Fulton's Park Methodist Church aims to raise funds for year's running expenses. Special envelopes distributed for unpaid pledges. A big ice cream and cake social is planned for next Friday evening in the park with strong programs at both services.
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the Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Fulton
Board of Stewarts
Park
Mayors Association Meeting Set for Indianapolis
Notification received by Mayor Ernest W. Routh states the Mayors Association will meet in Indianapolis in July. Routh has not decided whether to attend.
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Mayors’ Association
Indianapolis
Ernest W. Routh
Blues Rout Georgetown Team In School Game
The Indiana Reformatory Blues defeated a Georgetown Indiana squad easily in a Saturday afternoon ball game. The Blues dominated play and pulled away for a clear victory.
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Indiana Reformatory Blues
Georgetown
Ind
Children’s Day Exercises at Port Fulton Church
Citizens gathered at the Perk M. Vo church in Port Fulton for Children's Day programs last night. The event drew a well attended crowd and left attendees pleased with the program overall.
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Ciizens
Perk M. Vo ¢Hureh
Port Fulton
After That Date the Price Will Be Forty Dollars
The notice states that following the specified date the price rises to 40.00 dollars. The line also includes an instruction to watch today for further updates or confirmation.
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