Epworth League selects Hazel Davis for Louisville conference
The Epworth League of the Morton Memorial M I church elected Miss Hazel Davis as a delegate to the Epworth Leagues annual meeting at the Louisville Conference. Delegates from Wall Street ME Church attend the Seymour district meeting at Clorhers Vie.
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Epworth League
Morton Memorial
M. I. Church
Hazel Davis
Epworth Leagues
Louisville
Wall Street
Seymour
Clorhers
Community Notice Orders Property Weed Cutting
An ordinance from Charlestown enforces weed cutting on private properties. Dr T To Mavetall Fro it Officer informs estate owners that failure to cut weeds will result in action by the Pawn Marshal and the property may be seized for len.
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Charlestown
Issord
Créan Theater Preview: Fifth Masterpiece Entitled Yi Sel Rede
patrons tonight at the Crean Theater to view Yi Sel Rede the fifth masterpiece in a Mutual program. An additional feature titled The Afyster tes Of Aberal offers another attraction on the bill.
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Aberal
Auto Owners Take Appeals Over Vehicle Assessments
Carney court notes ongoing auto owner appeals challenging local vehicle assessments. Several complaints were presented yesterday regarding motor vehicles and the assessors actions.
Tragic Shooting Incident Reported in Dayton
Mrs. leis Pindees learned of her son Tim Badener's death after a gunman struck at their home in Pestochye. The assailant fled, and authorities say the suspect was captured hours later near Chattesigwn.
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Wehard Bateer
Sas
Chris Badener
Peston
Leis Pindees
Dayton Poter
Tim
Residents travel to Scottsburg for Ferguson v. T company case
Citizens from the city traveled to Scottsburg yesterday to observe the damage action of Levi Ferguson against the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company. The suit originated in Floyd County, was sent for trial, and then moved to Scott.
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Scottsburg
Levi Ferguson
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Floyd County
Scott
Recommendation to be Made for Principals in City Schools
Prof. Eugene M. Crouch the elected City Superintendent of Schools is expected to inform the City School Board soon about his recommendations for principals of the Junior High School and the East Chestnut street school. He is teaching at DePauw University Greencastle this summer and will return in August to assume duties.
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Eugene M. Crouch
East Chestnut Street
Crouch
DePauw University
Greencastle
McNulty suit against Monongahela Coal and Coke in New Albany
John T. McNulty sued the Monongahela Coal and Coke Company for damages over alleged personal injuries. The Circuit Court trial before Judge James W. Fortune concluded with a $1,000 verdict for the plaintiff after two days.
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John T. McNulty
Monongahela Coal and Coke Company
New Albany
James W. Fortune
Two Boys Sentenced by Juvenile Court
Judge James W. Fortune sentenced Carl Garrett, 12, and Whitney Kellis, 11, to the State Reform School until age 21 for stealing a bucket of type from a Spring Street shop. Both had prior suspended terms for brass fittings theft from Jeffersonville Water Co. They are to be taken to Plainfield this week. mothers present, one planning relocation to Kentucky but judge refused release.
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James W. Fortune
Carl Garrett
Garrett
Kentucky
Plainfield
Utica Township Farmers Report Heavy Orchard Grass Yield
Utica township farmers have harvested orchard grass for several days and report an unusually heavy yield.
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Utica Township
State vs Baldwin telegraph operator in embezzlement case
Transcript filed in Circuit Court by Magistrate John XI Tong Charlestown in the case State against Case Baldwin. Baldwin is charged with embezzling 1.27 dollars from the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railroad and has been in county jail for several weeks after arrest by railroad detective force.
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John XI. Tong
Charlestown
Parcel Post Sale Notice by First Christian Church
Parcel post sale hosted by the Ladies Aid Society in the Sunday school room invites the public to attend for a pleasant time on Friday June 30. Support by attendance is requested.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
Sunday School Outing at Prathers Woods
The Wall Street M. E. church Sunday School plans its annual outing at Prather's woods with contests and a pleasant day promised for attendees.
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Prather’s Woods
Wall Street
M. E. Church
Range for sale second hand six hole coal range
Second hand six hole coal range with coil for water connection offered in fairly good condition. Phone number 743 for contact and purchase arrangements.
Finest fish fry billed by police department today
The police department hosts its annual fish fry featuring acclaimed fish dishes, served at Erte Vs woods on the traction one.
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Erte Vs Woods
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