Hartman vs Hartman divorce notice in Jefferson Circuit Court
In Jefferson County Indiana the Jefferson Circuit Court notices Olive L. Hartman as a non resident defendant in William A. Hartman versus Olive L. Hartman. She must appear by May 31 1916 or the case proceeds. Clerk EDW M Prenatt signs the notice.
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State of Indiana
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit Court
William A. Hartman
Olive L. Hartman
Indiana
Madison
M. Prenatt
C. S. E. Leland
Notice of Administration for State of Marian R. Graham
The Administrator A M Graitm appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County Indiana for the estate of Marian R. Graham late of Jefferson County deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. March 28 1916. Administrator mar29w3t.
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Jefferson County
Indiana
Marian R
Graham
Jefferson
County
A. M. Graitam
Final Settlement of Estates in Jefferson County
Creditors, heirs and legatees of William N. Holsclaw must appear in Jefferson Circuit Court Madison Indiana on April 21 1916 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Executor Clarence Holsclaw. Attorney Byron F Mouser.
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William N. Holsclaw
Jefferson Circuit Court
Madison
Ind
Clarence Holsclaw
Byron F. Mouser
TOO HONEST TO SAVE FATHER
Mrs Myrtle Lee of Cleveland found her father Peter McKinney’s missing twenty dollars under his pillow and chose honesty. In court she pleaded for mercy but McKinney was sentenced to thirty days in jail. Neighbor Anna Colfer had reported a purse missing.
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Myrtle Lee
Cleveland
Peter McKinney
Anna Colfer
Lee
Mrs. Lee
McKinney
Villa Said Killed in Last Battle with Carranzistas
Rumors from the Mexican war office claim General Villa was killed in the final engagement with Carranzistas near Ciencjilla. His men are said to be moving his body into the hills. other reports say he received no medical care since a knee injury and may die from infection. Apache trackers and Pershing’s expedition support efforts as border interest focuses on Salazar’s disappearance and ongoing pursuit of rebel bands.
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Fort Sam Hotston
Mandiung
Botta
Mexico
Freddie
Villa
Queretaro
Mexican War Office
Ciencjilla
Obreron
Chihuahua
el Paso
Ruimors
Pershine
Salazar
el Piso
Secret Service
San Antoni
General Pershing
Germans Use Liquid Fire On Meuse Front In Allied Clash
Paris reports Germans attacked French lines on both sides of the Meuse last night with liquid fire and heavy losses. Berlin cites 36,090 prisoners taken since Verdun battle began and French losses near 150,000. West of the Meuse Germans hold 25 square kilometers. Ellaston submarine sinks British steamship with crew saved. Baghdad civilians ordered to leave as Ottoman forces prepare to defend city against siege.
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Paris
Meuse
Dead Man's Hill
Teutons
Berlin
Verdun
London
Ellaston
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Wilson Cabinet discusses submarine question two hours
President Wilson and his Cabinet discussed the submarine question for two hours in Washington. The German note was outlined and little improvement in the situation was reported.
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Washington
Wilson
Friction Triggers Resignation From Public Service Commission
Charles J. Murphy resigns from the Public Service Commission amid friction over the telephone companies merger. Anthony Deahl of Goshen named as his successor. In Louisville two fatal street accidents occur and two women suffer injuries.
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Indianapolis
Charles J. Murphy
Public Service Commission
Anthony Deahl
Goshen
Murphy
Louisville
A. D. Cooley
A. B. Vaughn
Lagrange
Second
Green
Pleasant Paint and Church News from Wirt
Mrs Nannie Maddox is slowly recovering after months of illness. Mr Cecil McGee and Miss Edith visited cousins at Big Creek while Wm Smith recovers. Mrs Charley George returns from Cincinnati after her sister Mrs Caldwell’s funeral. The Bramwell family welcome a baby boy. Ladies Aid of Wirt gathers at Mrs George Trinkle. thimble required. Next Saturday is preaching day with church meeting Saturday afternoon. Sunday school at 10, morning 11, B Y P U at 7, evening 7 45. All invited. Miss Mamie Trinkle shows improvement post surgery. Mrs Jacob Massing also improving at King’s Daughters Hospital and expects to go home soon.
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Nannie Maddox
Cecil McGee
Edith
Big Creek
John S. Smith
Wm.Smith
Charley George
Cincinnati
Mrs. Caldwell
Miss Caldwell
Dave Weir
Omaha
Neb
Martin Bramwell
Ladies Aid Society
Wirt
George Trinkle
Mamie Trinkle
Denny Sanatorium
Pretty Mexican Girl Causes Villa Wound
El Paso reports Villa was wounded when a Mexican defender shot at him from a hut doorway. A gunfight ensued as Villa seized the opportunity to strike. Soldiers knocked the gun aside and a knee wound ended the chase. the bandit was shot, and the girl's fate remains unclear.
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Villa
Villian
el Paso
Re elected Bernard Korbly Democratic State Chairman
Bernard Korbly was re elected Democratic State Chairman today and William A. Kunkel of Bluffton was named Vice Chairman. Governor Ralston will probably deliver the keynote address at the convention in Indianapolis on April 11.
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Indianapolis
Bernard Korbly
William A. Kunkel
Bluffton
Ralston
Local notes from Milton and surrounding towns
Madison residents Mr and Mrs Perkinson visited Mr Sam Perkinson while Monitors Mr and Mrs Will Adams spent a day with Mrs A J Stewart in Pleasant View Rev Horton preached at Pleasant View church over the weekend Ethel Culver left for Richmond to attend Normal school Mrs Lara Welch returned from Hanover Ind to visit Clinton Johnson Pa triot and Mrs Othie Hall returned home from visits in Indiana Payne Miles left for Indianapolis for the summer
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Perkinson
Madison
Sam Perkinson
Will Adams
Monitor
A. J. Stewart
George Welch
Louisville
Ethel Culver
Richmond
Rev
Horton
Pleasant View Church
Marble Corner Items
Miss Bell Thomas returns from Westport after visiting friends. Mrs. Jacob Dilk on sick list. Miss Lizzie Thomas in Dupont last Wednesday. Russell Van Antwerp with relatives at Big Creek. William Stewart on business trip to Greensburg. Ernest Mitchell visiting Bedford, returns home. Mrs. N J Van Antwerp visiting daughter Mrs Henry Dilk at Big Creek. School closed Friday April 8. Little Collins Wildman very ill. Mrs Edward Mitchell not better. Miss Mamie Rochat back in Indianapolis last Tuesday. Mr Howard Powell operated on for appendicitis at Kings Daughters hospital, resting well today.
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Bell Thomas
Westport
Jacob Dilk
Lizzie Thomas
Dupont
Russell van Antwerp
Big Creek
William Stewart
Greensburg
Ernest Mitchell
Bedford
N. J. van Antwerp
Henry Dilk
Little Collins Wildman
Edward Mitchell
Mamie Rochat
Indianapolis
City council holds special session on Main Street Improvement No 10
The Council met with all members and Mayor Crozier to hear property owner concerns about Main Street Improvement No 10 from Broadway to Elm and Walnut to east Main. They approved an estimate for creosoted wood-block pavement and referred Walnut street water-main questions to utilities committee.
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Crozier
Main Street
Broadway
Elm
Walnut Street
East Main Street
Nichols
Lee
Holwager
Cisco
Feuerstein
Crooked Creek
Public Utilities Committee
Niesse
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Eriz
Mulberry Street
Salazer
San Antonio
Pershing
Villastas
Querrero District
Thomas P. Brown
P. Manderville
Joe Garbell
Joe G. Bennett
Walter N. Gardner
Brown
Columbus
Garrell and Dargue
Aviation Corps
Santa Anna
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Chas. P. Murphy
the Public Service Commission At
Jacob Massing
King’s Daughter’s Hospital
Will A. Kunkel
Gov. Ralston
Milton, RY
Howard Powell
Kings Daughters Hospital
Council
Walnut
Tion
Hotwager
Axminster
Meyer
F. W. Pfortner
Jefferson Street
Pearl Packing House
BULLS
LAMBS
Gus Yunker
Prop
C. A. Stanton
The
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