Local Notes and Court Proceedings in Hamilton County
Mrs. dheen Shultz of dolief visits nephew Sa. Nicholas Shult. Chartes Seholl returns home to Newcastle after visit with William Sworreen and family. The Covemt Court hears Theodore Ferguson charged with petit larceny. Ferguson pleads guilty, fined, and sent to the penal farm for 60 days. Henry dioriiver jailed for 60 days on prior order. Burgess Lawrence faces theft and fraud charges. Stella Kellum case to estate of Warner Pratt. Kentucky Bonding Co. suit against Calvert et al. set for continuance. attorneys named. Bob Owens and L A Couglas attend plaintiff side. Wells, Gardner, and Mace attend defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covemt
Theodore Ferguson
Petit Kreeny
Ferguson
Bemp
Sherdf Monroe
Petat
Bartiger
Brooksburg
Vevay
Joy
Louisvile Courier Journal
Burgess Lawrence
Charles Danner
Switzerland County
Chum
Stella Kellum
Warner S. Pratt
Kentucky Bonding Company
Charles Calvert
Scott County
Bob Owens
Scottsburg
L.A. Couglas
Jeffersonville
Othe
Samuel B. Wells
Frank Gardner
J. N. Mace
Os Outburg
Defendarts
Tennis Champ Norris Williams Returns From France
Captain R Norris Williams, former tennis champion, arrives in York after being decorated by France with the Croix de Guerre and the Legion of Honor. The photograph shows the moment of his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Norris Williams
France
Aph
York
Pretty Home Wedding Ends Beltline Union in Belleview
Mr Bernard Miles and Miss Bessie Lee Wildman wed yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs George M Daily on East Main Street. Rev G Pearce officiated. After a supper at Marble Corner, the couple planned a future at the groom’s mother’s farm in Belleview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Miles
Bessie Lee Wildman
George M. Daily
East Main Street
G. Pearce
Second Presbyterian Church
Miles
Natole Bo Wildman
Marble Corner
Florence Daily Mies
Belleview
Madison High School
G. M. Daily
Aladdin theme leads to robbery tip in New York house
A burglary case in New York reveals a staged scene with counterfeit bills and jewelry strewn across floors. Investigators note a recluse widow Mrs Shoduitn had died days earlier and the money may be rents from Wortcoats while she lay in hospital. A separate note records the June 4 wedding of Otto Buchele and Elmo Ross at the Cottage Hotel with a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
New York
Bray
Nate
Bretisas
Phev
Jes Shoduitn
Wortcoats
Otto Buchele
Elmo Ross
Arends
Lutheran Church
Cottage Hotel
Rev. J. Ross
Bee Camp
Canaan
Mt. Pleasant
Juniata Haymakers elect officers and plan June 18 initiation
At the regular meeting of Juniata Tribe No. 243 officers were elected for the ensuing year. Chief Haymaker Arthur Jones, Assistant Chief Clifton Shiphorst, Overseer Howard Understeller, Past Chief Louis Moore, Trustee Oliver Eaglin. The group will initiate a new class of tramps in their loft on the evening of June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Tribe of Haymakers
Arthur Jones
Clifford Shiphorst
Howard Understeller
Louis Moore
Oliver Eaglin
Real Estate Transfers in Saluda Lancaster and Lupont Townships
W C Dawson and wife transfer 106 75 acres in Saluda to Charles Conrad for $1 and exchange of Indianapolis property. Charles L Rutledge and wife to John Hughes 76 acres in Lancaster for $1. John Johnson and wife to James W Johnson property in Lupont for $675. James L Heath receives undivided half of Lancaster township acres for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dawson
Charles Conrad
Saluda
Indianapolis
Charles L. Rutledge
John Hughes
Lancaster Township
John Johnson
James W. Johnson
Lupont
James L. Heath
Madison Daily Notices and Local Court Actions
Local notices report Mrs. H G Schneider returning from Indianapolis visits and numerous relatives visiting Madison. Several long distance trips are noted including Toole from Denver and Robertson from Rockford. Military veteran Bernard Schultz returns from Camp Mills. Court actions include creditors suit against Peoples Trust stockholders, Ogle vs Brown contract suit, guardian ship review, and estate settlement for Mattie A King. A partition case involving Lutz lands in Clark County is set for July 1 with multiple attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Trust Company
Sulzer & Bear
William E. Ogle
Clarence E. Brown
Shelby Township
Griffith
P. E. Bear
Curtis Marshall
S. E. Leland
Clarence R. Turner
Emerson Lemen
Mattie A. King
Madison
Mary E. King
Mabel Lutz
John Lutz
Local youth enlists in U S Army engineer corps
Howard Litson aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Melvin C Litson has enlisted in the engineer corps for overseas service. He left for Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon to complete enlistment through Sergt Comstock at the local recruiting station indicating opportunity to learn a trade for future civil life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Litson
Melvin C. Litson
Engineer Corps
U.S. Army
Army
Indianapolis
Sergt. Comstock
Death Toll Rises In Baltimore 2 Tunnel Disaster
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania the death list from the Baltimore Number 2 tunnel disaster by the Delaware Hudson Company has reached 85 with 49 on the injured list. Several are in serious condition. Paris remains the center of the French toy industry. Bellevue hospital is thought to be the oldest hospital in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penna
Baltimore
Delaware & Hudson Company
Paris
Bellevue Hospital
United States
Tribe 24 elects officers and prepares for conferrals
Dr Brandtmeier formerly of the city writes from the National Military Home Dayton sending four fifty dollar Liberty Bonds to be divided to King's Daughters Hospital Salvation Army and the Old Ladies Home. Juniata Tribe 620 members to confer degrees on pale faces June 17. Officers to be installed July 1. Henry McDaniel leaves for Greencastle for night guard duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Salvation Army
Old Ladies’ Home
White
Jacob Brandtmeier
Miliary Home
Dayton
Ohio
National Miliary Home
Oia
King’s Daughters Hospital
Henry McDaniel
Greencastle
Egg prices tumble on local market
Local packers quote eggs at 6c per dozen while dealers sell at 33c a dozen. A few days earlier packing houses paid 38c and dealers sold at 45c a dozen.
Irish American societies submit Ireland report to Lansing
Irish representatives Frank P.O Walsh and ex Governor Dianne of Hhadis conveyed an urgent inquiry into Ireland to Secretary Lansing. They presented a 600 word report on conditions in Ireland from their recent visit and said copies would go to President Wilson Premier Lloyd George and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frank P.O Walsh
Dianne
Hhadis
Pen
Lans
Merning
Ireland
Lansing
Lansingo
Wilson
Lloyd George
Congress
Exact Amount of Germany's War Indebtedness Named
Paris reports that amplifications are planned in the peace treaty to set the exact German war indebtedness by November 1, according to allied sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
War time Prohibition Set to Start July 1
Paris reports that unless Congress acts the nation will go dry on July 1 as President Wilson will take no further steps to halt the wartime prohibition. The International News Service official dispatch states the action will proceed unless legislative intervention occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Congress
International News Service
Wilson
United States
Sudden Death of Miss Rosa Boswell at Fairmount
Miss Rosa Boswell aged about 65 died suddenly at the home of Mrs. Minnie W. Taylor in Fairmount. She had been a domestic in the Taylor household for 27 years and returned from visiting a sister in Alexandria a week earlier. Around 2 AM she suffered indigestion and was attended by Mrs. Taylor. she was found dead at about 9 AM. Dr. C C Copeland attributed death to valvular heart disease after coroner Carl Henning viewed the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Boswell
Minnie W. Taylor
Fairmount
Miss Boswell
Ripley County
Mrs. Taylor
Alexandria
Victory Loan Bonds Arrive at Madison Banks
Banks in Madison have received their Victory Loan bond quotas and subscribers are urged to call at the banks immediately to collect them. The note hints at the need for cheerful sacrifice with a gilt cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Fish Bait Claims
An 19th century-style notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio, warning against mercury in remedies and urging genuine product use. The text also notes that seventeen year locusts are effective bait for trotline fishermen with big catches observed.
Seven Day Nerves Boost With Bio-Feven Ad
An advertisement promotes Bio-Feven claiming seven days of use and seven tablets daily improve nerves, energy, and ambition. It guarantees a refund if energy or mind do not double, targets men and women, and notes Rio-Feren is a related remedy available nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio-Feren
Fascinating teeth tooth paste Senreco promised
An informal advertisement touts Senreco Tooth Paste as a quick, inexpensive way to whiten teeth and improve gum health. It claims removal of film, helps check pyrorrhea, banishes mouth acidity, and is recommended by thousands of dentists during routine dental visits.
Dr. R. R. Sterrett Joins Spaunhurst Osteopath Office
Dr. R. R. Sterrett of Kansas arrives in Madison to head the local Spaunhurst Osteopath Institute in the Pythian building succeeding Dr. F. E. Steele. Steele and family move to Columbus Ohio to practice osteopathy. Sterrett recently discharged from U S Navy medical department in San Francisco. Mrs. Sterrett accompanies him. The Central Hotel addition work, led by Peter Stephanus, Kelley and Potter, should finish in three weeks adding twelve rooms and a dining hall on Second Street. Dora Welch, Central Hotel proprietor, promotes Madison’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Sterrett
Kansas
Madison
Spaunhhurst Osteopath Institute
Pythian Building
FE. M. Steele
Sterrett
Medical Department
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Steele
Columbus
Ohio
Peter Stephanus
Central Hotel
Kelley and Potter
Second Street
Dora Welch
Fragmented OCR item about a man and a dog event
A garbled OCR line describes a man and a dog in unclear terms. The readable parts include references to a person being awake and a dog near an object, but most specifics and context are missing. The piece appears incomplete and cannot determine the exact event or location.
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NEU Econ
Mrs. Dheen Shultz
Dolief, Hh
Sa. Nicholas Shult
Aed
East Third
Chartes Seholl
Newcastle
Ind
Williaen Sworreen
J. Db
Waltz
Marguerite
Fayette
Walt
Cook
Thas
Henry Bernard Mites
Beeswe Fee Wading
Ripley Cosiety
Dienes Ponbar
Po Wo
Court News
Norrse Wiili
Buchele-Ross
Haymakers
H. G. Schneider
Edward Shepherd
Walnut Street
Stella Berger
Montgomery
W. Va
Clarence Holcomb
John Krueger
Marianna
John Toole
Charles Anger
Denver
W. H. Robertson
Mary Pitcher
Rockford
Jeannette Hillabold
Arnold Forberger
Robinson, DL
Hillabold
Lawrence Holzer
Jacob Holzer
Baltimore Street
Taylorsville
The
J. Frank Darling Co
Kentucky
Bernard Schultz
Camp Mills
Long Island
N. Y
35Th Motor Ambulance Company
Shultz
U. S. Army
Versailles
Juniaia Tribe
Hae
DR. Brandtmeier
Order of Red Men
Sachem -Chirence
Hatfman Semer Sacamore
Arthur Dames
Seccunoce
Chitford W Schiphorst
John P. Buck
William Bersch
Great Council of Indiana
Harry Davis
Charles A. Hoffman
Charles Dpech
Case of
Vincent Astor
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North Sea
Emel
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A. Cheney & Co
Droggieta
Janey Ted
Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine Company
William Street
Humphreys
William St
Spaunhurst Osteopath Institute
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