Circuit Court Cases of Minor Importance Past Few Days
Bloomfield reports a surge of minor circuit court filings from March 12 including cases of child neglect, school attendance violations, divorces, foreclosures, note and mortgage disputes, probate contests, quiet title actions, mandates, and multiple foreclosure liens against Perfection Coal and related firms. Many names and parties appear in a wide range of actions. The list shows numerous Ohio Valley and Greene County matters across finance, property, and family law.
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Bloomfield
Circuit Court
State of Indiana
William Shel‘burn
Lem Walker
Oliver Chilled + Plow ~Works
Enos A. Wright
Dolie Welch
Charles J. Welch
William. T. Southard
Everett Knowles
Mary Knowles
William L. Hay
William R. Arthur
William H. Baker
Lewis B. Letsinger
Merritt
M. Myers
Ray BE. Myers
Curtis “Myers
Mamie Myers
Fay Myers McCammon
Ray
McCammon
James Gatherum
Arnold J. Padgett
Arnold” A. Clark
John A. Byers
Stanley
R- Bailey
J. C. Workman
Henry T. Saucerman
Perry Hd Bedwell
William N. Cooprider
Josiah ‘T Walker
Inez
Reed
Samuel ‘E. Light
Lagaitees
Will
William C. Foster
Mack Ova Coen
Theodore Coker
County Council
Greene County
Ind
John D. Taylor
Mandate County Council
Rose Modesitt
Harley I. Hickam
James N. Hickam
James N. Hickam & Son, For Camage. Ohio Valley Roofing Co
George I. Chapman
George Wilkes
Perfection Coal Company
Charles Mishler
Paul Wilkes
Fhilip Compton
Harry Crinkshank
Ester Sexton
Garnet Gardner
Calora Coal Company
Calora, Coal Company
Philip Compton
Garnet
Gardner
Estel Sexton
Hawthornes Love Letter Before Marriage
Nathaniel Hawthorne writes from Salem in June 1842 to Sophia Peabody. He vows eternal love and predicts a lifelong bond despite crossing family expectations, declaring they will be one and in a perpetual honeymoon. The fragment ends with a note about selling it via a citizen want ad.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Sophia Peabody
Hawthorne
Salem
Sophe
Janice Meredith at Grand UTMOSPF Praised as Photoplay
Marian Davies in Janice Meredith is hailed as the season’s greatest photoplay. Tonight is the last chance to see it at the Grand with Mrs. Coleman at the organ. Tomorrow and Saturday features the Tropical Hawaiian quintette with music and dance. Also on the program are The Chorus Lady, Aesop Fables, and Cameo comedy. Monday and Tuesday brings Harold Lloyd in Hot Water and Our Gang. Wednesday and Thursday offer Zane Grey’s The Thundering Herd, kin to The Covered Wagon.
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Marian Davies
Janice Meredith
Coleman
James Forbes
Harold Lloyd
Zane Grey
New Postage Schedule Takes Effect April 15
Postal rates change with a four class system including first class for letters, second class for newspapers and magazines with zone based pricing, third class for circulars with two ounce increments, and fourth class for all other mail plus a 2 cent service charge. Private mailing cards stay at 2 cents each and money order fees scale from 5 to 22 cents depending on amount. Special handling adds 25 cents to parcels for expedited service.
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Linton
The Perfect Flapper on Screen at New Linton Theatre
Colleen Moore stars in The Perfect Flapper, a modern Jazz Age drama that questions what kind of girl pleases the boys. Jessie Henderson wrote the analysis, John Francis Dillon directed, with Moore delivering a star performance said to outdistance Flaming Youth.
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Colleen Moore
New Linton _ theatre
Jessie Henderson
John Francis Dillon
Kingswood Holiness College Radio Program Set
WHAS Louisville hosts a radio program by Kingswood Holiness College from 7:29 to 9 on Friday evening March 13, from the Courier and Times-Herald building. Miss Helen Andrews, a local student, attends the college.
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Kingswood Holiness College
WHAS
Louisville Courier and Times-Herald
Louisville
Velock
Helen Andrews
His Narrow Escape Angrishman in Bank Heist Reaction
An Angrishman recalls a near escape at a town savings bank. He exclaims in disbelief that he felt robbed of funds on his way to the bank, fearing a larger loss if circumstances had changed.
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Angrishman
Free Will and Civic Progress Caution Debate
An observation on the role of free will in social advancement. The text argues that limits on free will should be careful to avoid harming others while noting that civic life can progress even amid individual choices. Emerging thoughts invite prudent restraint without overreach.
Tunes Jud Tunkins: education required for prize nearly liberal
The Washington Star notes a shift in how prizes are awarded, suggesting modern rules demand more education to compete, a change that echoes the older Louisiana state lottery in perceived liberalism.
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Jud Tunkins
Pete
Washington Star
Keep to the Right In de Middling Road Notes
A terse Atlanta Constitution line urges steadiness in a midway road refrain. It reflects a cautionary note about pacing and self control, warning that overreaching claims or missteps can derail progress. The context suggests editorial commentary on behavior and judgment.
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Atlanta Constitution
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First National Bank
Cies
Nion
Greene County Loan Company
Indiars
Industrial Lenders Association
Filbert
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
JES & Service
Coarse, “Medi and
Fine J
Peo Wholesale and Retail Feed Store
He North
M. al Ghareh
Bell
Mutual
By Joseph Kaye
Desleet
Aasloebete
Wheeler Syndicate
Ing
THE
Hawthornes
Utmospf
Cal Post Office
Studebaker
Rhodenbeck Bros
North Main Street
Wakefield & Miller
Sen
South Main Street
Linton Sheet Metal Works
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