Bloom Smith Wedding Ban Declared In Cincinnati Church
The marriage bans of Howard J Bloom and Mercella Smith both of Cincinnati were announced for the first time Sunday at St Anthony's Church in Cincinnati. The wedding is set for June 24 in the same city. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bloom Sr, former residents of this city, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bloom of North Jefferson Street. Friends wish the couple a long and happy marriage.
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Howard J Bloom
Mercella Smith
Cincinnati
St. Anthony’s Church
Manly
Albert Bloom
North
Jefferson Street
Sim
Benny
German Cabinet Resigns as New government to Form
Berlin June 8 reports say the German cabinet has resigned. President Ebert asks ministers to stay on until a new cabinet is formed per the Vossische Zeitung.
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Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Ebert
Secretary Baker to reply to Pershing resignation
Washington June 8 Secretary of War Baker will reply to General Pershing's letter of resignation today. He will assure Pershing there is no objection to his relief from active duty though the War Department regrets losing his services.
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Washington
Baker
General Pershing
War Department
Jefferson County Population Rises to 20709
Population in Jefferson County stands at 20709, up 226 percent since 1910. A Saluda township public highway petition by Charles Baylor and others and a Monroe Lancaster townships road petition by Allison McClelland and others were received and continued by the Commissioners. Purdue University scholars named from Monroe township and the city with Robert Day and William Colgate as appointees. Robert Schelke named first alternate. Some lines note women giving secret charity gifts if secrecy could be maintained.
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Charles Baylor
Saluda
Allison McClelland
Monroe
Lancaster
Robert E. Day
Monroe Township
William J. Colgate
Purdue University
Robert Schelke
First Session Opens at Republican National Convention
The Chicago Coliseum hosts 13,500 delegates as Senator Lodge is named temporary chairman amid a bitter denunciation of the Democratic administration and the League of Nations. Will Hays receives ovations. Watson elected resolutions committee chair as the convention adjourns to meet Wednesday at 11.
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Chicago
League of Nations
Resolutions Committee
Convention
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Will Hays
Lodge
Democratic Party
West Virginia Poll Shows Wood Leading With Nine Votes
A morning West Virginia poll reported nine votes for Wood and seven for Johnson. In Chicago the convention adjourned until eleven o clock Wednesday and Senator Watson was elected chairman of the resolutions.
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West Virginia
Wood
Johnson
Chicago
Special Session Agreed to Act With Commissioners for Paving Main Street
City council met in special session to hear public opinion on paving the unimproved Main street portion. They favored acting with the County Commissioners to pave the entire unpaved segment and instructed the Public Works Committee and Mayor to present facts to the county board at 10 o clock Tuesday June 5. The session also adopted a resolution directing the city attorney to enter appearance in Reid v Trustees of Hanover College to pursue a settlement without curtailing the city’s interest.
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Main Street
Board of County Commissioners
Feuerstin
Board of Commissioners
Public Works Committee
Eckert
Mary E. Reid
Trustees of
Hanover College
Trustees Meet at Hanover College in Hotel Jefferson
A large turnout of Hanover College trustees met in Hotel Jefferson parlors. President Millis reported strong student numbers and endowment gains including a $30,000 bequest from Mrs. McCaslin of Franklin. The water plant and faculty salaries saw progress. J W LaGrange and J Colgate provided exhaustive reports. The meeting adjourned last evening and reconvened at 3 30 this morning at Hendricks Library building with a notable list of attendees.
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Board of Trustees
Hanover College
Hotel Jefferson
Millis
McCaslin
Franklin
J. W. LaGrange
Kb. J. Colgate
Madison Safe Deposit & Lrast Company
Hendricks
Hanover
Whallon
D. DL
Cincinnati
Frank C. Wood
Ind
John Ko
Louisvile
James Ft .Laggart
Jeffersonville
Amos W. Betler
Lecture on Art by George Grey Barnard at Lanier Mansion
The spacious Lanier Mansion veranda hosted George Grey Barnard who spoke on artistic creativity and decoration. He urged Madison to build a living museum and use grounds as a public art kindergarten for public school enrichment and future dream awakening. Dr J H Barnard missed the directors meeting due to his son’s lecture.
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Lanier
George Grey Barnard
Madison
Mr. Barnard
Thomas B. Terhune
D. D
New Albany
Ind
Montgomery
Seymour
J. Newton Brown
Franklin
Stark
Cincinnati
JW. LaGrange
Catherine Hughes Springer
Kokomo
Wow. Loyran
The
RK. Scott
Hes. Moffett
Madison defeats Hanover 5 to 4 in baseball clash
The Madison baseball team beat Hanover College 5 to 4 yesterday afternoon marking Hanover’s first loss this season and Otter's club first win. Fast fielding and alert baserunning spurred Madison as Hanover struggled on the bases. The Madison lineup included Server Schull Shipley Thevenow J Thevenow Layton Burris McDaniels Phillips Towell Wentworth.
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Madison
Hanover College
Hanover
Otter
Madison Boys
Server
Schull
Shipley
T. Thevenow
J. Thevenow
Layton
Burris
McDaniels
Phillips
Towell
Wentworth
Bethlehem Women Board Indiana Trip Plans
Miss Alma Shrader and Mrs. Emma Matthews of Bethlehem were morning train passengers bound for Indianapolis to visit.
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Alma Shrader
Emma Matthews
Bethlehem
Indianapolis
Death by self to farmer near Wirt Madison
Charles Rausch a well known farmer near Wirt Madison committed suicide by hanging this morning in his barn. Despondency had afflicted him for months and his body was found with a rope around the neck in the hay mow. He was 60, survived by two sons, two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements not yet decided.
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Charles Rausch
Sherlock
Wirt
Madison
North Madison
Bethany Circle Adds Eight Members at Bethany
Mrs. Blanche Ross hosted the Bethany Circle of the Kings Daughters meeting at her East Second Street home. New members welcomed were Grace Spencer Alice Gibson J C Black George Denny Fred Denny Robert Stanton E B Fewell and Christina Thompson. The group plans ticket sales for Katcha Koo for hospital benefit on June 17 and 18. William J Adams 66 Cragmont patient was shipped by Vail Undertaking to his former home in Salem.
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Blanche Ross
Bethany Circle of the
King’s Daughters
East Second Street
Grace Spencer
Alice Gibson
J. C. Black
George Denny
Fred. Denny
Robert Stanton
E. B. Fewell
Christina Thomp
William J. Adams
Cragmont
Vail Undertaking House
Salem
Seymour Girls Return Home After Visit
Misses Macie and Lillian Whitson from Seymour have returned home by train after several days visiting Miss Ruby Neal.
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Macie
Lillian Whitson
Seymour
Ruby Neal
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Coliseum
Frank H. Hitchcock
OF Trustees
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Thomas F. Fitzgibbon
W.W. Evans
Walton
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Middlefork
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Bethany Circle of
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