Quiet wedding joins Miss Ella Ditzler and Frank Peel
In a Monday 8:30 PM ceremony at the Presbyterian Manse Rev. Oscar Lee Black united Miss Ella Ditzler daughter of Peter Ditzler 105 Elm Street and Frank Peel son of Charles Peel in holy wedlock. Only family attended and the couple left for Lake Geneva Wisconsin to visit the M C G A camp for ten days and plan to start housekeeping on Fulton and Maple streets after returning.
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Presbyterian Manse
Oscar Lee Black
Ella Ditzler
Peter Ditzler
Elm Street
Frank Peel
Charles Peel
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Fulton and
Maple Streets
Funeral of John Baumann at St. Joseph Church
The funeral for John Baumann of Bald Knob was held yesterday at St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Joseph Hill with Rev. Senne Eld officiating. Interment followed at St. Joseph Cemetery. Baumann, 58, died after a paralytic stroke suffered Saturday on his Floyd Knobs farm. Survived by his widow and six children and three sisters Mrs. James Adkins Mrs. Frank Schindler and Mrs. Roscoe Crone, all residents of Floyd Knobs.
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John Baumann
Bald Knob
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph Hill
Senneeld
St. Joseph Cemetery
James Adkins
Frank Schindler
Roscoe Crone
Floyd Knobs
Nickles Goes to Seymour on Business and Family Visit
TM M. F. Nickles travels to Seymour for a business trip and to visit his mother, combining professional duties with family time.
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M. F. Nickles
Seymour
White Way project gains city support with planned refinements
In a brief interview Mr Bennett of the Board of Works said there is no opposition from Board of Works and City Council to the White Way installation. The plan will address objections on post height count and spacing to avoid readjustment after placement. Cables and materials are on site and work will proceed.
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Bennett
Board of Works
The
Star
Township Trustees During the War and Teaching Roles
During the war, teacher shortages led many school authorities to employ married women despite a long standing rule against it. Unmarried teachers soon filled gaps as shortages eased and wages drew once more toward parity with other fields.
Trustees to Vote on Rule Limiting Teachers to Unmarried Women
A county trustees meeting in this city Saturday will decide whether to enforce a rule barring married women from teaching. Few married women are currently employed as teachers in the county, and the proposal aims to restrict the staff to unmarried women.
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May Bar
Ieachlars
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson Beds Rest After Heat Induced Heart Attack
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson, at 906 East Maple Street, remains bedridden after a heat induced heart attack. Visiting relatives Mrs A. E. Goss and Miss Susan Shaw of Pittsburg arrived Monday evening to visit their sister. The family plans a dinner basket trip to Beach Grove on July 4.
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A. E. Goss
Susan Shaw
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Johnson
East Maple Street
Johnson
Woman's Civic Club Sets Riverfront Patrol and Colgate Inquiry
The Lookout Committee will work with the Rotary club to appoint supervisors patrolling the riverfront to shield city children. The club will press Colgate Co and the governor about bringing Colgate to the reformatory site. It also considers buying stationery trash boxes for Spring street and Warder Park and schedules clean-up week after July 4. Miss Anne Laughlin spoke on Chau Tauqua Association origins and work.
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Woman’s Civic Club
Rotary Club
Colgate Co
Spring Street
Warder Park
Anne Laughlin
Co-Operative
Chautauqua Association
Bloomington
Illinois
Prediction of war between U S and Britain in 1924
London reports a Soviet prediction by Leon Trotzky that a naval war between the United States and Great Britain will occur in 1924. Trotzky told the Third Internationale in Moscow that England loses world status as the pound sterling is “vanquished by the almighty dollar.”
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London
United States
Great Britain
Leon Trotzky
Moscow
Daily Herald
Labor Organis
Trotzky
England
Funeral for Capt Thomas Cannon Night Chief Held in New Albany
The funeral for Capt. Thomas Cannon Night Chief of Police of New Albany was held at his home on East Spring Street. The service was conducted by Rev F A Mensch of the Evangelical church with burial at Fairview Cemetery. James G White, held in jail, faces involuntary manslaughter charges for the automobile incident that killed Cannon.
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Thomas Cannon
New Albany
James G. White
East Spring Street
F. A. Mensch
Evangelical Church
Fairview Cemetery
White
Patrick Bane Released After 60 Day Penal Farm Term
Patrick Bane was freed from jail after Mayor Newton H Myers inadvertently sent him to the Penal farm for 60 days and imposed a $50 fine on a guilty plea to grand larceny. He remains under $500 bond to answer the Circuit Court.
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Patrick Bane
Newton H. Myers
Bane
Local notices and community events in Clarksville area
Various short notices list a K of P event on July 4 and a lawn fete by Presbyterian Boy Scouts this evening. Rev W S Mun day abroad. Arthur Perry to lead service at Morton Memorial church Wednesday. St Lucis Church group meets Thursday at John and Mrs Binder home. Charles Bonifer returns from St Louis funeral. Arvin Bunnell reelected to Clarksville School Board with fellow members Clegg and Himple.
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K. of P. Pipenic
Crane
Presbyterian Boy
W. S. Munday
Arthur Perry
Morton Memorial Church
Brotherhood of St. Lucis Church
John Binder
Charlestown Pike
Autoes
Charles Bonifer
St. Louis
John Wettstein
Arvin Bunnell
Clarksville
William E. Clegg
George A. Himple
Judge Keigwin's Busy Court Session
Justice Keigwin's court heard several matters this morning. A case against Harold Summerville, aged 43, was referred to Juvenile Court. Warren Summerville faced a profanity complaint, and a suit by Myrtie Norris against Warren Summerville was taken under advisement. Warrants for assault and battery between Howard Merley and Crester Cravens were filed. Miss Mattie Gordon sued May Sam for wages over 72 hours. Dog tax cases saw Joseph Pulison dismissed after presenting a receipt, Edgar Murphy fined five dollars, and Raymond Wooldridge's dog tax case postponed to July 4.
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Keigwin
Harold Summerville
Myrtie Norris
Warren Summerville
Howard Merley
Crester Cravens
Mattie Gordon
May Sam
Joseph Pulison
Edgar Murphy
Raymond Wooldridge
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PRI
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Jeffersonville
Evening News
Grove
Beach Grove
Adv
Captain Cannon
Interstate Public Service Company
Indianapolis
Tractional Terminal
Market St
Capitol Ave
Georgia St
Illinois St
South St
Virginia Ave
Shelby St
O City Limits
Intersta ¢ Public Service CO
Indianapolis, Indiana
Little Bits News
Knights of
Pythias
Inter
Beech Grove
Spring St
Virginia Lee
Brightwell
West Virginia
E. A. Clegg
Bethlehem
Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertown Cords
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Cfkron, Oia
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