Heirs battle for Ferguson estate in Covington court
In Covington Indiana a circuit court contest seeks control of the David S Ferguson estate worth thousands of acres land city property and securities Heirs and a claimed illegitimate daughter Mrs Mabel York of East Chicago contend over the will and assets Ferguson died last October without a legitimate child or descendant He was a former Democratic candidate for auditor and vice president of the National Bank of Covington.
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Covington
Ind
David S. Ferguson
Ferguson
Holsing
American Legion Clubrooms Pour Funds From Social Bridge
About 80 people attended the American Legion club rooms social and benefit bridge last evening. Roses and peonies decorated the lounge while an open fire added coziness. Eighteen tables played cards with top women scorers named, and top men scoring were listed. Proceeds go toward furnishing and equipping the Legion home.
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American Legion Club
Edythe Humphreys
Nell Brown
Raymond Poe
W. F. Craft
American Legion
Legion, Auxiliary
Edith Hanger
barefoot footwear advice for children urges roomy shoes
A Publicity Bureau bulletin from the Indiana association urges keeping children barefoot in warm weather only on soft surfaces. It emphasizes that early childhood bones ligaments and cartilages are soft and easily distorted by tight shoes. It advises roomy shoes and no heels for infants and children and encourages toe exercises to prevent cramping.
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Bureau of the Indiana Association
Open Campaign To Rid America Of Billboards
New York June 5 The Art Center and Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr announce a slogan contest to curb billboards and hot dog stands. Prize is a Washington trip for winner and companion with all expenses paid. final on June 24.
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New York
Art Center
John D. Rockefeller Jr
America
Washington
Rockefeller
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
United States
Criminal Offense to Resist Game Warden Highlighted
Richard Lieber, state conservation director, cites new laws from the last general assembly as pensively tightening penalties for resisting game wardens. The act sets a maximum $10 fine and up to one year in state prison for obstructing officers, with enhanced penalties for using dangerous weapons or injuring an arresting officer.
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Leslie
Richard Lieber
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Indianapolis
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Ra Vietor
Billy Spence
California
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Michigan
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Oshawa
Ont
Motor’ Care
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Licity
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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Cassion
Newark
Avonue Bridge
Jersey
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