St Anthony Lancent Troe patrons and friends entertain
Patrons and friends of St Nicadises School were entertained last Friday evening by the Muste Class. The program featured a variety of students and ensembles with performances on piano violin and vocal pieces. The event highlighted student talent and community support for the school music program.
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Troe
St. Nicadises School
Vege Agrese
Pate
Mo Tolinson
Isovan Waltz
Fupit
M. I Hte
M. Ruddel
M. Frederick
Pheadi
Tie Panis
Wennedy
Widder
Euchre Lotto and Dance Planned by Ladies Auxiliary
Date May 27 at Knights of Pythias Armory for the Euchre Lotto and Dance hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary and Knights of St. John. Admission 25 cents. Games portion includes school activities.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
P. Armors
Do You Believe in Ghosts at Ocphelirose Theatre
Gorerperh presents The Greatest Question at Ocphelirose Theatre with shows Thursday and Friday. The production promises eerie mystery and a playful exploration of belief in the supernatural. Local audiences are invited to experience the enigmatic stage piece.
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Gorerperh
Ocphelierose Theatre
Grep Berh
Lerose Theatre
Noted Woman to Speak Sunday at Wall Street Church
Dr Ida Kalmwi will address a Sunday afternoon audience at Wall Street Church. Born as the fifth daughter in a community hostile to girls she was saved by Miss Gertrude Howe who adopted her. Educated in America graduating from Michigan University in 1896 she returned to work among her people and has spoken in many cities.
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Ida Kalmwi
Wall Street
Gertrude Howe
Northwestern
America
Michigan University
Chim
Kalm
Meeting of Clark County Board of Review Indiana
Clark County Indiana announces a meeting of the County Board of Review at 10 am on Monday June 7 1900 to review assessments and valuations for all property within townships and divisions. The board may adjust valuations to ensure equalization and determine tax rates and to assess capital stock and domestic corporations not valued by the State Board. Signed by Auditor Thomas L Stoner May 1920.
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County Board of Review
Clark County
State of Indiana
State of Indians
Board of Review
Hall
General Assembly
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Thomas L. Stoner
State of
Board of Commissioners
Vegetables Wastefully Handled in City Gardens
An analysis of city vegetable production shows gardeners ferry crops across the river to Louisville and back to supply markets, despite ample local supply. A census of nearby wardens lists about twenty laborers tending roughly 206 to 300 acres of gardens in the area.
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Louisville
Bridal Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Sidney Parcanski
Bridal shower for the Parcanski couple was hosted by the bride’s parents at Port Kulton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Nick Biesel and two dozen attendees listed, with music dancing and refreshments. The event featured decorations and a late departure after an enjoyable evening.
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Sidney Parcanski
Nicholas Biesel
Maio mi
Port Kulton
Nick Biesel
Mgr
Sam Iserieg
Mable Pritchard
Alleen Huffman
Ella Fisher
Mars Fishes
Dora Ennaman
Flora Jamamann
Martie Iserige
Eiganeth Biesel
Ruth Biesel
Clara Maguss
Clara Huff
Rudy Metzmiere
S William Fisher
Gegree Miller
Treed Metzmere
Willian Biesel
Fawarl Biesel
Jos Biesel
Frank Bieh
3Bert Hepner
Greorge Maddox
Joby Mathiox
James Snyder
Bud Williams
Ped Connten
George Ahpend
Lester Wisdom
Luther Warder
Evertons in Court on Assault Charge Before City Court
Zena Everton filed suit against her husband Arthur Everton for assault and battery in Justice Keigwin's court. The case was transferred today to the city court where Judge Jonas will preside. Howard was selected to try the case tomorrow morning.
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Zena Everton
Arthur Everton
Keigwin
Jonas
Howard
Massive Subscription Drive Opens at Noon Wednesday
A local newspaper notes a bold subscription drive kicking off at noon Wednesday. The push promises prizes including a 1936 Matheson Six car valued at $700, with entrants urged to secure nominations early. Miss Hortense Huckleberry visits Indianapolis as local residents travel to Frankfort and Chicago relatives visit.
Venerable Woman Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Charlotte W. L. Douglas died Sunday evening at 87 at 22 Pearl Street. She was widow of Boot Douglas and a lifelong resident, active in Wall Street M. L. and Christian groups. Survived by four children Florence Reid Louisville AL Douglas Ella Steinsky Louisville and Frank A. Douglas city. Funeral upcoming at the house Tuesday with Rev. John J. Seullo of Wall Street Church. Also noted Miss Elta Elizabeth Wood died Saturday. services at St. Aue Hustides and burial at Cathedral Cemetery. An elderly man, Pierce Priam, died of pneumonia this morning. sister Mrs. Penachio Wilson of Canent-Ville survives.
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Charlotte WL P Douglas
Frank Alouglas
Pearl Street
Lewensed
Boot Douglas
Sheo
Wall Street
Watt
Ter
Florence Reid
Louisville
AL Douglas
Fila Steinsky
A. Dooughis
City
Rouse
al mi
John J. Seulloof
Elta Elizabeth Woott
Broadway
St Aue
Catheatre
Tattooing in the Jungle by Siamese People
Caspar Whitney describes the jungle people along the Siam Burma frontier as mobile, frugal, and minimally clothed. They wield long knives and wood spears, tattooing on thighs with simple patterns while women avoid tattooing for beauty.
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Caspar Whitney
Burma
Redwoods Story and Local Notices From Brookdale
A sequoia near Brookdale Santa Cruz County toppled in a recent storm. The 350 year old tree bore a woodpecker nest hole one to two feet deep with a three stalk huckleberry plant growing inside. Also in town, Miss Thomas Harrison of Alabama visits Mrs. Morris for commencement. Ned Satople moves into a Front Street home.
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Brookdale
Santa Cruz County
California
Thomas Harrison
Alabama
Ghosts Belief Question at Berh Visit
A puzzling query arises as rumors swirl around Berh at the Lerose Theatre with speculation about spirits and unseen presences amid the crowd.
Unions Warn of Unrest and U S May Resume Control
In a joint statement seventeen railroad unions warn of danger from delays in wage hikes and report an alarming rise in unrest. War time regulations will be enacted before week’s end as a Wednesday meeting between railway executives and the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs temporary government control of the system.
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U. S
Obregon Unopposed For Rebel Government Presidency
May 17 report states Gen. Obregon is the sole presidential candidate as Gen. Pablo Gonzalez retires from the race. Gen. Candido Agule Aya, Carranza ally, captured in Vera Cruz state. The Carranza party fled with coins and valuables. rebels extinguished train fires and rescued wounded passengers.
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Obregon
Venhico Cyvy
Candido Agule Aya
Venustiano Carranzal
VE SA. Lapilla
Vera Cruz
Offici
Two Officers From Camp Taylor Killed in Arkansas
In Little Rock Arkansas on May 17 Maj Richard Blaenwrighep Om and Capt S C Garrett both stationed at Camp Taylor Kentucky were killed. The officers were returning from serving as judges at a horse show when their car plowed through the railing of a railroad viaduct. A severe rainstorm is thought to have distracted Private Brett driving the vehicle.
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Camp TaylOr
Arkansas
Tere Spo Ace
Camp Pike
Brett
Charlestown Notes Delights Youth With Program and Baby Cradle
The Charlestown notes describe a Friday night gathering at the parsonage with M B A Guthrie. Misses Ruby Martin Frances Stalker and Helen Martin led missionary text and a reading, followed by music and social hour. Mother’s Day was observed with Cradle Bell names a doll cradle exercise and a real baby Christine Myers placed in the cradle. Samuel Asbury marked his 8th birthday with eight candles and eight pennies in the box. The day included Sunday school and Church League activities with prayers and readings.
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M. B.A. Guthrie
Ruby Martin
Frances Stalker
Helen Martin
Christine Myers
Samuel Asbury
School notes on Jeffersonville student’s Americanization talk
Reve Arnold Cleee of Jeersonville spoke to Tech School students last Friday about Americanization, sharing insights and encouraging local involvement.
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Arnold Cleee
Jeerson- Ville
Tech School
Moro. Ing
Turner-Senior bangiel to be held at school auditorium
The Turner Senior Bangiel is scheduled for Saturday evening in the school auditorium, with attendees urged to arrive early and bring any required documents.
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Hld
Turners Take County Tour In Search Of Lunch Spot
The Turners joined a countywide ride last Wednesday night seeking a suitable place to spread their noontime meal. They were accompanied by Miss Falith Hester as chaperone.
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Turners
Falith Hes-ter
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