Pleasant Halloween Party At Roederer Home
Mee and Mrs Walter Roederer hosted a Halloween party at Holmans Lane with decorations music and lunch. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lin Raines Mrs E Malone of Louisville Mr and Mrs Alvin Malone son Alvin Mr and Mrs Filwin Abrams Mr and Mrs Gr Romano Mrs Otto Graves Horace Graves Kenneth Graves Edith Katherine Gosper Mary Dobson Dorothy Brum Sach Raymond Roederer and Mr Raymond Bruner of Spokane Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willin Raines
E. Malone
Louisville
Alvin Ma
Romano
Hiseniow
Ea Roedever
Otto Graves
Horace
Kenneth Graves
Edith
Katherine Godsper
Mary Dobson
Dorothy Brum- Sach
Raymond Roederer
Raymond Bruner
Spaway
Ark
Spinx Klansmen Host Halloween Party in East Chestnut
The Spinx Klans party at Mis Fieon Parker's East Chestnut home featured tasteful Halloween decor and refreshments. Attendees included Wessex Helen Rauth Leslie Seward Virginia Dorsey Marcarel Simms Clean Parker and several male guests with Mrs Anna Jacobs and Mr Eddie Neale among the coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thallowe
Mis Fieon Parker
Wessex Helen Rauth
Leslie Seward
Vocginia Dorsey
Marcarel Simms
Clean Parker
Chan Warner Frank Hegan
Chester Day
Nichard Dunleavy
Irvin Rauth
Jonimie Puffy
Anna Jacobs
Eddie
Neale
Chupeeranes
S B G Club Holds Hollowee Party at Kin Dana Avenue
The S B G Club hosted a Halloween party Monday at the home of Miss Virginia Clegg on Kin Dana Avenue. Decorated with corn stalks leaves pumpkins and jack o lanterns the event featured Halloween games and dancing with a long list of attendees from Miss Isabel Buckley to Mrs Fab Clegg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb. G. Club
Virgintia Clegg
Kindana Avenue
Wish Ang
Isabel Buckley
Eloise Weber
Katherine Hawes
Mabel Widcox
Catherine Williams
Fay Swartz
Virginia Culp
Edna Leo Honnaker
Mary Margaret Stipe
Vovutig Clegg
Charlestown PTA Meeting Highlights and Speakers
The Charlestown Parent-Teacher Association held a Friday afternoon meeting with about 200 attendees. President Mrs. E. E. Starker opened the session as Mrs. Clarence Robinson spoke on the mother’s role in education and Miss Miriam Morgan on the origin of Halloween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Parent-Teacher Association
Spriday
Fetohey P&s
Wieh Schaal Baildine
E. E. Starker
Clarence Robinson
Hallowe'en
Miriam Morgan
Indianapolis
Association
Douglas Cain
Democrats approve party platform at national convention
The Democratic National Convention endorses the platform and aims to back President Harding's Disarmament Conference. The party also lifts Cordell Hull of Tennessee to National Chairman, replacing McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosanmill
Lawsaup
Harding
McAdoo
Elertine Cordell Hull
Tennpesser
Society and Personal Notes From A Port Fulton Page
Mesdaties Fred Kapling David Pave and Melvin dihies attend a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the Railway Traininen house in Port Perdiae. Mrs. Fil Sivancio reports no message Monday from Worcester about her brother Otto W Nesselmark. Otto’s son Otto is noted as having been quite ill. Mrs. Dallas Lawrence travels to Evansite for sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scchuselts
Otto W Nesselmark
Otto
Halloween party held by Lindies Bible Class at Presbyterian Church
The Lindies Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church hosted a Halloween party in the church parlors with Halloween decorations games and contests. Miss Doraths Kirkweig and Miss Genevieve Schlosse performed readings and solos while refreshments were served. About thirty present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindies
Presbyterian Church
Hallowe'en
Doraths Kirkweig
Genevieves
County Exece Five Review Highlights Taxpayers Names
The distorted notice lists officials and individuals connected to a county executive review. Names include Toop Pisher AL J. Ala wah and Tvat Jacobs as part of the proceeding notes. The fragmentary text suggests an accountability review with potential financial or legal implications for local governance.
St Lukes Ladies Aid Schedules Late Week Gatherings
St Luke's Ladies Aid plans meetings late Thursday Friday and Saturday next week at an undetermined location. The group will confirm the venue closer to the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Ladies Aid Willol
Ford touring car for sale with extras and low mileage
For sale a Ford touring car with electric starter 1929 model in fine condition. New paint and Westinghouse battery plus new tires. Has 6006 miles and $150 worth of extras. Call Howard Shipyard & Dock Co Ady November 1 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Howard Shipyatd & Dock Co
Ady
Lost Earrings in Old Fashioned Style Brilliants
Classified notice. Spurt wears an old fashioned ear ring set with brilliants and is missing. Return to 322 West Front Street to receive reward. Ady dates November 2 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Front Street
Ady
Handsome Lady Seeks Eligible Husband in Los Angeles
A handsome young lady valued at $100000 seeks an honorable and worthy gentleman for marriage. Contact Mary at 508 Lankershim Ridge, Los Angeles California. Advertisement appeared October 29 with successive dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lankershim Ridg
Los Angeles
Calif
Adv
Stills Found Near Hibernia Farm Fire In Scot County
A still and related debris were found at a burned house near Hibernia while another still was discovered near a school on the Knobs in Seols County. Sheriff Dugan said the Hibernia site had been sold to Tob Johnson who left the scene after the fire. Authorities report a tenant named Ham ed Johnson disappeared amid the probe into illicit distilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohm” Adams
Hamed Johnson
Nkesnecky
Dugan
Underwood
Seols
Scottsburg
Bharles
Frank Badtle
Eiford Rieh
Ino
Scott County
S Nce
Hibernia
Adams
Torb. Johnson
Helmander
Nabb
Liquor Case Deferrals In Local Court Continue Saturday
The liquor cases against Michael Wall Charles Monroe John Lievd and Harry Nagle were continued to Saturday. In the Na te Atlomnes case George Kopp filed a motion to quash for insufficient warrant and no return was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wall
Charles Monroe
John Lievd
Harry Nagle
Nate Atlomnes
George Kopp
Death of Nellie Jacobs at McCulloch Pike Home
A brief Star notice reports the death of Nellie Jacobs at the home of her brother-in-law Amos Goodwin on the McCulloch pike. She was 60, a Utica native, daughter of FE D Jacobs and Katherine Prathep Jacobs, survived by brother Thomas D. Jacobs and aunts Mrs Elen Coombs and Mrs Charles B. Forguson. A New Chapel M E Church member, her funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 from Mr Goodwin’s residence, with Rev J T Scull officiating, interment at New Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
FE. D. Jacobs
Katherine Prathep Jacobs
Thomas D.tacobs
New Chapel
Elen Coombs
Charles 8. Forguson
M. E. Church
Miss Jacobs
Able Delock
Mr. Goodwin
J.T. Scull
Aft New Chapel
Local Resident Dies of Heart Ailment at Home
Grant Stanley aged 50 died suddenly of heart disease while breakfasting at his Dan Pra place near Fairview School beside Memphis. He leaves a widow a daughter and an adopted son. A Knightstown Indiana native he lived twelve years here and belonged to Knights of Pythias Spiceland and Schersburg Lodge 1 0 0. Funeral services were by the lodge and remains sent to Knightstown for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Stanley
Dan Pra Place
Fairview School
Memphis
Mr. Stanley
Knightstown
Indiana
Knights of Pythias of
Spiceland
ScHersburg Lodge
Heat Bond Charity Bonds For Tuberculosis Care
The Anti Tuberculosis Society offers Heat Bonds to fund a proper home for TB patients and the care they need. Prices start at $5 with higher gifts welcomed. The group will also sell seals during the holidays to support the nursing and staff serving the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Tuberculosis Society
Donates to White Way project by Capehart Ladies Auxiliary
Rosa Rapp Ladies Auxiliary at Capehart Post donated $16 at its last regular meeting for the White Way construction. The group plans a flag sale on November 9 to support Legion Club room funds and urges broad community patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Rapp
Capehart Post
Legion Club
Utica Pike Partial Closure Forces Reroute
The Utica Pike is partially closed for repairs, making the road near unusable. Drivers heading to Utica must detour due to the poor condition of the pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Utira
Deroute
Masked party honors at St Anne’s Auxiliary
Mrs Mary K Braun hosted a masked party Monday night for St Anne's Auxiliary. Mrs Francis Taughry won first prize and Mrs Hollenbach second for best costumes. Attendees included Mesdames Bieset Kreamer Waughry Tornune Hendricks Miller Miller Varfol Paul Unser Couts Hurley Braun and others plus Miss Reschbach Rook Shelton Unser Litkenhouse Enferman Braun Brian Braun and Ursula Braun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Braun
St. Anne's
John Bieset
Ankew Kreamer
William Waughry
Rank ‘T. Tornune
Mary Hendricks
Nna Miller
Bete Miller
Agnes Varfol
John F. Paul
George Unser
Sophia Couts
Casper Hurley
Awrence Braun
Alice Reschbach
Minnie Rook
Mary Rook
Luetla Shelton
Mary Unser
Isabel Litkenhouse
Grace Enferman
Elizabeth Braun
Helen Brian
Julia Braun
Ursula Braun
Remonstrators Deferred Hearing on Fort Ohio Market Sewers
Objections to sewer construction on Market Fort Ohio and Indiana avenues cause a four week postponement of remonstrators hearing. The delay shifts public session to a later date while officials review concerns raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ohio
Indiana Avenues
Halloween Party A Masked Evening At Miller Home
A masked Hallowe'en party was hosted Saturday night at 450 Mechanic Street by Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller. Dancing, jokes, and story telling entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Kenyon and other couples. attendees list covers locals William Hollenbach Gary Harrold Andrew Hershley and visitors from Louisville New Albany and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Miller
Mechanic Street
George Kenyon
William. Hollenbach
Charles Reins
Gary Harrold
Andrew Hershley
Wiliam Heeb
Louisville
Mary ‘Kenyon
Beulah Grant
Anna Heeb
Viola Heeb
Edna Heeb
Theona Wilson
Edith Hoff
Estella Heeb
City
Mary Kenyon
New Albany
Messrs
Carl Leach
Ward Metzger
William Hollenbach
Clifford Miller
Eugene Miller
ALO Meeting With Beatrice Denny at Howard Park
The ALO. FL. EF. holds a meeting tonight with Miss Beatrice Denny at her residence in Howard Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
ALO. FL. EF
Beatrice Denny
Howard Park
Local Grocer William Rowe Dies in City Health News
William Rowe of the Rowe Fawcet Grocery Company in New Albany leads a severe attack of appendicitis. He was a well known figure in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowe
Rowe- Fawcet Grocery Company
New Albany
Pupils Honored At High School Ceremony
The High School record notes honored pupils for outstanding work. Names include Ruth Coon Marguer ite Schwaninger Della Zuerner Leena Howard Ernestine Middleswart Ruth Jacobs Mildred Stetter Helen Dobbins Anna Jacobs Hazel Drake Adeline Whennedy Burke Dorsey Hubert Pass Richard Voigt Juanita Bass John Heyn Frank Pinckley Dorothy Howard Edna Miller Florence Coyle Dorothy Baldwin Victoria Barrett Leanna Enlow Mefusing Scott Father McCartneys Avis Berry Elizabeth Gal Genevieve Schlosser Margaret Sutton Josephine McKeer Virginia Lee Brightwell Elizabeth Voigt Robert Kramack Homer Sroith Augusta Bruner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jacobs
Mildred Stetter
Helpen Dobbins
Anna Jacobs
Hazel Drake
Adeline Whennedy
Burke Dorsey
Hubert H. Pass
Richard Voigt
Juanita Bass
John Heyn
Frank Pinckley
Dorothy Howard
Edna Miller
Florence Coyle
Dorothy
Robert Kramack
Homer Sroith
Augusta Bruner
Old Blackstone Mill Reopens as Amusement Site
The ancient Blackstone Mills on Silver Creek in Southern Indiana have been renovated and revived by James Capehart who bought the property last summer. John Freeman restored the old mill's machinery and it will run again as in the past. The mill, built by a Blackstone family member, has links to surviving descendants in Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Capehart
John Freeman
Blackstone
Flory County
Crescent League Hallowe'en Party At Park Church Home
Miss Mary Watt hosted a Crescent League Halloween gathering at Mr and Mrs James Bartle home 100 Lleward Avenue Port Fulton. Attendees included Geretta Nolan Christina Crum Martha Tawny Thelma Swartz Frances Hepner Eva Ward Elizabeth Mofield Frances Middleton Gertrude Reed Leonora Enlow Keith Prichard and many others. The evening featured games music fortune telling Halloween decorations and masked revelers with creams and cake served before a late departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watt
Crescent League
Park Church
James Bartle
Lleward Avenue
Port Fulton
Geretta Nolan
Christina Crum
Martha Tawny
Fannie Ellis
Woris Ruddell
Lula Briggs
Bertha McCreary
Adeline Schultz
Louise King
Gladys Bartle
Tommy Tage
Fran Newkirk
Junior Huddell
Garl Eichenberger
Paul Womble
James Hebner
Harald Pry
George D. Smith
Eugene Smith
Louis Raines
Charles Baugh
James Riper
Ellsworth Mitchell
Donald Aigner
Kenneth Densford
Ellsworth Gaither
Arthur Lee Smith
Erinal Gwaltney
G. A. Pardell
Alp
Keystone Dance a Great Success at Halloween Party
The Keystone Klub hosted a large Halloween dance at Maurice Knight's Walnut Street home. Decor featured jack o lanterns and witches with three rooms for dancing and games. A Keystone banner lit by a spotlight adorned the floor as refreshments were served and guests enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Klub
Cty
Hallowe'en
Maurice Knight
Walnut Street
Wall Street Church Meeting Despite Weather Attendence
Despite bad weather a strong turnout gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Wall Street Church in Wes. East Market Street Wes. Mrs. Mary Allen hosted the session. William Morris led music and Mrs Seward gave devotions. A Christmas meeting committee was formed. Mrs. J T Scull led the Abecedary lesson in a unique way. The mystery box was run by Mrs. George Dunham. Halloween decorations and stall paper were displayed. After each activity participants read questions and answers. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Flom
Wall Street
Mary Allen
East Market Street
Wes
Wiliam Morris
Nyuisie
Oal Seward
J.T. Scull
George Dunham
Halloween masquerade party by C C Club
The C C Club hosted a masquerade Halloween party in an empty house on Eat Marble Street. Attendees included Anna faces Vivian Talkington Emm Jean Holmips Eleanor Scott Katherine Creamer and several others with a Bohemian style luncheon arranged on a cloth spread on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. C. Club
Anna Faeces
Vivian Talkington
Emm Jean Holmips
Eleanors Scott
Dan Dismore
Katherine Creamer
Carvie Morris
Geneva Strief
Francis Gulp
Harriett Payne
Rasph Charles
Robert Askin
Wilbur Scumpt
Paul Howard
Riley Coll
Sidney Myers
Clarence Vaveart
Je Mer's
Entertaining at Bridge by Mrs. Lindley Hints Social Scene
Mrs. Claude Lindley hosted a bridge afternoon at her Alien Pike home. Guests included Mesdames Donaldson Wathen Morrison Richey Hancock Drisco Phau Lindley and Johnsons plus Miss Ze Johnson and Mrs Ha and Enslee of Louisville. Mrs. Richard Johnson won the guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lindley
Bridge
Alien Pike
P. «. Donaldson
O. H. Wathen
F. D.D. Morrison
William Richey
C. D. CG. Hancock
J. D. Drisco
Willian C. Phau
Charles Eaken
Louis Johnson
Richard Johnson
Harry William Logansport
Ind
Ze Johnson
Howard Ha
Homer Enslee
Louisville
Freight trains move coal to United States Steel works nightly
Due to seasonal conditions and a freeze on the Lakes the Ford road again carries Gary coal to the Big Four. Six giant trains pass through the city each night delivering coal to United States Steel Company works, increasing crews and work for local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Road
Gary
United States Steel Company
Kl,nder Thursday Church Meetings and Socials
All day meetings at Circle of Christian Church and Presbyterian Aid. St Pauls Guild after St Luke's Aid. Social supper at Maple Street Church. Wall Street Men’s Bible Class hosts Ladies Bible Class at night. Miss Leora Gaither hosts sewing club in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Morton Memorial Aids
Circle of Christian Church
Presbyterian Aid
St. Paul's Guild
St. Luke’s Aid
Maple Street
Leora Gaither
County court notes reflect divorces and court actions
A revenue officer reports deeds require stamps. Mull seeks divorce from Blanche Mull citing cruelty. Court citations issued in Cain v Cain for $16.50 weekly allowance. Privacy suits filed over partition between Mary Neimo and Ans Fleming. October marriage licenses total 3808. one case involves custody and guardianship filings.
Fire department runs in October total unknown city share
Fragmentary report notes ten fire runs in October with amounts unclear and chewed text mentioning Howard Park Hoss and Quad Food Tecord. No clear totals or locations beyond a city reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Park Hoss
Fre Gelping Drink Promotes Fiber Rich Milk
A brief ad style snippet argues milk as nature’s prime liquid food offering fiber like benefits. It frames liquid nutrition as reliable and essential for health under challenging circumstances.
For Rent Furnished Downstairs Mat Four Rooms and Bath
Advertisement notes a furnished downstairs unit with four rooms and a bath, electric light included, rent $25 per month in advance, contact number 409 for inquiries.
Orchard and landscape sales agent sought by W. Stuart & Co
Classified notice offering a permanent position as district manager or general agent to sell a full line of fruits, orchard stock, roses, shrubs, and ornamental trees for landscape work. Requires recruiting sub-agents for nearby territory. Location Newark, OK State. Pay and particulars to be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stuart, & Co
Newark
OK State
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Mask Hallowera
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Holman's Lane
Lone
Alvin
Filwin Abrams
Spinx Klan Party
Wotie Hallowe'en
S. B. G. Club
Hollowe
Fad Howard
Ither Badger
William Hedge
Hawes Pwinnell
Esther McCourtney
Melusina Scott
Phylls Rodgers
Mary Josephine Farrel
Joadvs Prigan
Edith Wilson
Kathhone Hendren
Eugenia Seward
Verginia Craig
Mary Katheringe Hargrave
New Albany, Jr
John Cleeg
Mies
Arnold Cleage
Fab Clegg
Charlestown
Wars and Means
George Ferry
Ea Reis
Keplar Barnes
McAddo
Mesdaties
Fred Kapling
David
Pave
Melvin Dihies
Lafayette
Veasday
Ineconine
Atrena
Hie Meeiing
the Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fate Broffrertioud Oof
Traiminen
Helen Wesley
Mmnia
Af Port Perdiae
Sen
Thhotas
Huth
Seward
Columbus
Fil Sivancio
Worcester
Poiile Fav
Schiler
William Schiller
Park Place
Dallas Lawrence
Evansite
Inestee
Presbyterian Bible Class Fave Party
Revieitusien Dia Eherterd
Cotatiiibbee
Toop Pisher
AL J. Alawah
Tvat Jacobs
Evansville
Wyandotte Cave
Jeffersonville
Madison Road
Madison
Bud
Scot
Stap
Sherif Dugan
Novall
Owen Township
Nellie Jacobs
Amos Goodwin
McCulloch Pike
High Sehel
Lioyd Beck
Ruth Coon
Marguerite Schwaninger
Della Zuerner
Leena Howard
Ernestine Middleswart
Enor Ball
Ulo Blackstone
Blackstone Mills
Ver Creek
Halloweven Party
Keystoner
Klub Kalander
Corder McKinsey
Ehner
Fron
Blanche L. Mull
Mull
Olf
Heurcefia
Circuit Court
Mary Neimo
Ans Fleming
Zollman
Metautelicon
Yosferidas
Chartes
Republican City
George W. Bennett
CTPY
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H. Everett Hopkins
William B. Levengood
Clauds S. Meyers
Tenry M. White
Robert J. Berry Thad
Arthur R. Perry
Charles H. Rose
Alvin ML Malone
J. Samuel Davis
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