Defense Wants Case To Remain With Artman
New guardian James M. Berryhill of Indianapolis met Judge Artman regarding the Rhodius guardianship and where the case should be filed. Attorneys for both sides debated certification to Indianapolis probate court vs. remaining in Artman’s court, with Monday set for a ruling amid fee-related tensions.
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Case
Artman
James M. Berryhill
Indianapolis
Berryhill
Dwixe AlleaEhat
Rhodius
Patna
Tam
Connaway
Whallon
Wallon
Grand Jury
Legal Maneuvers Loom Over Rhodius Case in Indiana
Elliott Hooton weighs grand jury action while pending annulment suit against Rhodius. Lawyers for petitioner anticipate involvement in the kidnapping case against Mrs Rhodius and the guardianship bond of 150000 dollars for Bernard Berryhill. Temporary guardian Martin M Hugg will surrender Rhodius estate assets and receive compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott RB. Hooton
Grand Jury
Tie
Hooton
William Bosson
Dick Williams
John W. Claypool
Berryhill
Artman
Martin M. Hugg
Rhodius
Outrageous Comment Sparks Debate in City Meeting
A chaotic city council session featured heated remarks as residents and officials clashed over a controversial statement. Mrs Itho, Tapiawavowm Jad, and June four persons questioned the handling and seek clarifications on the decision. The exchange highlighted rising tensions and calls for accountability.
Wabash Press Club selects officers for next year
The Wabash College Press Club, now part of the State Intercollegiate Press Club Association, held its final meeting of the term to choose officers. Julius Thornton of Lebanon was named president, Harry V. Wann of Wanmaw vice president, Blaine Patton of Indianapolis secretary and treasurer. Carey Stevens, the retiring president, along with Albert Baird and K. G. Adams, are seniors graduating next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College Press Club
State Intercollegiate Press Club Association
Julius Thornton
Lebanon
Harry V. Wann
Wanmaw
Sen
Blaine Patton
Indianapolis
Carey Stevens
Albert Baird
K. G. Adams
Mann Sues For Divorce In Zionsville Case
Julia Mann files for divorce from Warren J. Mann citing verbal abuse name calling threats and disrespect in public. She states he left March 4 for Texas and refused to return. plaintiff resides in Zionsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Mann
Warren J. Mann
Texas
Zionsville
Staff Officers Named by Indiana G A R Commander
William A. Ketcham, department commander of the Grand Army of Indiana, appointed staff including Assistant Adjutant General Colonel John B. Fesler of Indianapolis, Inspector William Warren of Evansville, Judge Advocate Daniel Waugh of Tipton, Chief Mustering Officer R. Cumbena of Indianapolis, and Senior Alderman and Chief of Staff J. B. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Ketcham
Grand Army of Indiana
John B. Fesler
Indianapolis
William Warren
Evansville
Daniel Waugh
Tipton
Cumbena
Kinasoon
Ald deOsmo
Stell
Wind storms injure sixty others in Illinois Indiana and Kentucky
A report from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky describes tornadoes and storms last night and this morning causing seventeen deaths and fifty injuries. Many homes were damaged or destroyed and crops damaged across multiple towns. The city attorney’s inquiry into charges against mayor and police leadership found those accusations untrue and that council members supported proper enforcement.
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Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Coombs
den David W. Paul
Poles Bird
O. J. Boulden
Paul
Boulden
Bird
Smith
McQuiston
Locals Rout Whitestown in 23–0 Baseball Victory
Lebanon defeated Whitestown 23 to 5 as McCormack pitched well after rain interrupted play. Brown, Lindsay, Hare and Watkins led the batting with extra-base hits. Hull toed the rubber for Whitestown and was hit hard. Decatur and Muncie games awaited. Hawkins from Indianapolis joined the locals. Clayton from Mayville added as third baseman to strengthen the infield.
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Gapt. Hare
Whitestown
Hull
Brown
Lindsay
Hare
Watkins
McCormack
Lebanon
Hull and Belcher
McCormack and
Clayton
Mays‘ville
Capt
Slippery Customer Tornado Ravages Several Towns
A tornado struck New Minden Illinois and nearby areas causing deaths and injuries. York Alabama south of Terre Haute experienced widespread destruction with 40 to 50 houses demolished. Byransville and surrounding farmers face severe losses and fear crop failure.
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York, Inl
Mitchel Ind
Bedford, Ind
Gradyville
New Minden
York
Terre Haute
Ind
Byransville
Nashville
St. . Louis
Louisville & Nashville
Divorce Suit Filed Between Charles and Blanche Hardesty
Charles Hardesty has filed for divorce from Blanche Hardesty citing neglect and violent temper. They wed July 5, 1960 and separated in May this year after living together. The suit alleges unwarranted conduct in presence of locals and general unhappiness with household duties.
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Charles Hardesty
Blanche Hardesty
Lved
Frankfort Muddle in City Council Meeting Fray
In Foamapous Indiana on June 6 the Frankfort City Council meeting devolved into a muddled session with unclear statements and disrupted proceedings as officials attempted to address local issues amid confusion.
Case in court tangle over Kirklin clash with Ulm and Gallaher
The Kirklin affray between Marshal Ulm and Albert Gallaher reached court. Ulm accuses Gallaher of assault with intent to commit, Gallaher posted a 500 bond and awaits hearing before the justice court as reported by the Frankfort Crescent.
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Frankfort Crescent
Kirklin
Marshal Ulm
Albert Gallaher
Gallaher
Ulm
Divorce and court actions in Marion Township case list
The Marion township court heard multiple cases. Adultery charges against Haven Tomlinson and Nora B. Marquis were pled guilty with $100 fines and 30 day jail terms. Mark D. Miller contesting Addie Miller’s divorce faced renewed testimony. Thompson v Jolington sought to block a Terhune school building. Other cases included lumber lien dismissals, quiet title in Witt v Devol, and Carriger intervention granted in a Boone County matter.
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Haven Tomlinson
Nora B. Marquis
Mark D. Miller
Addie Miller
Artman
Miller
Campbell, Smith, Ritchie Lumber Co
Oliver , Hinton, Et al
Albert BE
Witt
Charles F
Devol Et al
Otto H. Bell
Boone Co
George H. Carriger
Concert A Success by Local Artists at Methodist Church
The Artists' Concert at the Methodist church, hosted by Mrs. Jenkins' Sunday School class and the Epworth League, drew a large audience for a program of rare excellence. Christian Martens, the soloist, demonstrated a remarkable voice on a strong program. Lebanon audiences praised his performance more than in prior visits. Pianist Mons. Renaud elicited enthusiastic reception, considered superior to other local pianists. Reader Mr. Charles Williams offered humorous readings that earned hearty approval.
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Jenkins
Epworth League
Christian Martens
Lebanon
Mons
Renaud
Mons. Renaud
Charles Williams
Monon Survey May Close Carmel Station Plan
The Monon railroad surveyed a line a half mile west of Carmel and discussions of discontinuing the station there arise. Officials have reviewed the new survey and probable acceptance is anticipated. The company contends the move reflects local ordinance like action. The report touches on speed of the plan.
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Monon Railroad
Carmel
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J. M. Berryhill
Topranaronts, Ind
Eima Dare
Outrageoue
Tapiawavowm
Jad
Mra. Itho
Wabash College Organization
Ill
Juring
McCor
Mack
Frankfort
Plaza-Bringhurst
Muncie
Hawkins
Decatur
Hehringer
Decatur Banch
Abe Martin" Pierce
Letmon
Berry
Vorce
Foamapous
Nora Marquis
Marion
Methodist
Monon
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