Harold Bright for County Superintendent of Schools
An Independent Greenup index voice praises Harold Bright as a bright, proven educator. It traces his rise from modest beginnings to roles as teacher, principal, and superintendent. The piece lauds his moral character and urges voters to elect him in the Republican primary in Clark County.
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Greenup - Press
Harold Bright
Wes
Clark County
Greenup
Harold
Westfield High
Martinsville
Cross Country Tourists Mr and Mrs Holton Travel With Baby
Mr and Mrs B L Holton with their 17 month old child traveled by wheel cart in a tramping tour from Dayton Ohio to the Pacific coast. They tried to pay expenses by selling photographs of themselves. Holton was jailed on cruelty charges, fined five dollars and costs, then discharged on promise of better behavior.
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B. L. Holton
Dayton
Pacific Coast
Holton
Esquire Craig
Death of Mrs Mary E B Switzer from Typhoid
Mrs Mary EB Phillips Switzer wife of Thomas Switzer died Friday at her Third street home after a two week typhoid illness. She was 44. Funeral services were held Sunday at Wesley Chapel Orange township conducted by Rev Stout.
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Mary EB. (Phillips) Switzer
Thomas Switzer
Third Street
Wesley Chapel
Orange Township
Stout
Marriage Licenses and Water Works Disrepair Report
Marriage licenses issued for Walter McClary and Ruth Burns of Dolson and Thomas Thornton of Dana with Sadie Nickles of Chrisman. Also James Burr of Llewellyn and Flora Helen Lake of Marshall listed. Water works at the local plant broke down last week, pumps have been patched but patrons urged to conserve water until full repairs are completed.
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Walter McClary
Ruth Burns
Dolson To
Thomas M. Thornton
Dana
Ind
Sadie Nickles
Chrisman
James Burr
Llewellyn
Paris
Flora Helen_Lake
Marshall
David
Patchett
Ethel D. Buckle
Martinaville
New Law Requires Recording Women Workers Hours
Employers must maintain daily records of women workers hours under the new statute. The Herald offers blank forms for convenient, inexpensive use. Dr Ia Davis sells her osteopathy practice to Dr Glen Buckler of Oakland who assumes the office this week. Clarence G Bailey, a new lawyer and law student with Judge Snavely, will take the state bar examination this month.
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Ia. Davis
Glen” “Buckler
Oakland
Clarence
G. ‘Bailey
Snavely
Farm for Sale Near Martinaville NL
104 acres of level land in the Bood neighborhood. Four miles from Martinaville. Buildings in fair condition. Immediate possession available. Easy terms. Cole and Cole.
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Martinaville
City Council Battles Over Light Ordinance Veto
The mayor vetoed a minimum electric light rate ordinance of 75 cents monthly but council reenacted it on Hooper’s motion. The fire department authorized $240 for two hose reels. Water tower inspection and cleansing ordered. Treasurer reports $8253.18 on hand. Marshal and police magistrate report no arrests in September. Bills totaled $45.
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Hooper
M T H S Notes On Enrollment And New Equipment
Enrollment is rising at M T H S with the return of Margaret Forbeck and the entry of Doris Keifer Mabel Lewis Harvey Weshitzer to study sewing bookkeeping and typewriting All new books relate to sewing and agriculture New chairs arrived improving building equipment Two Literary Societies to be organized with members performing on programs this year One day of vacation was taken causing some absence due to the horse show Public cooking and agriculture courses debated but likely to be added later
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Margaret Forbeck
Doris Keifer
Mabel Lewis
Harvey Weshitzer
Oliver at the Exposition Photos for Education Display
The U S Bureau of Education requests photographs from the recent Country Life fair at Oliver to illustrate an elaborate exhibit on progressive educational movements in the United States.
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U. S. Bureau of Education
United States
Oliver
Marshall Band Grows Noted Progress Under Prof Wallace
The Marshall Band received compliments for its good work last week. Enthusiastic members under the efficient tutelage of Professor Wallace are making fine progress in music.
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Marshall Band
Wallace
Congregational Church Sermons Announced for Sunday
Pastor Rev William H Zeigler will preach at 10 45 a m on Following the Fashion and again at 7 00 p m on The Man Who Stayed Outside Cordial invitation extended to all readers of the congregation notices.
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Wm. H. Zeigler
wWill
Unusual fines in court for minor employment act violation
Ferrell Pruyn manager of the Joy Theater was fined 75 and costs in Esquire Craig's court yesterday for violating the age employment act. Mrs Ballard returned to Lima after a two month visit with her daughter Mrs Roy Jefferds. Bert Mayer departed for Kingfente Kansas to visit relatives, then Denver. Warrants issued for the arrest of Chris Murphy and Vern Lowry of Martinsville township on assault charges against Bertha Sweet. Miss Louise Campbell visiting relatives in Terre Haute.
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Ferrell
Pruyn
Joy Theater
Esquire Craig's
Ballard
Lima
Roy’ Jefferds
Bert Mayer
Kingente, Kas
Sto
Denver
Chris Murphy
Vern Lowry
Martinsville ’ Township
Umith
Bertha Sweet
Louise Campbell
Terre Haute
Illinois beats Christian Brothers College in football 37 to 0
Illinois dominates Christian Brothers College of St Louis 37 to 0. The game next Saturday features Indiana at Champaign Urbana with Gov Ralston expected to accompany the team. Attendance up 12 percent to 4500 as veterans of Clark county list read like a school roster with students and graduates pursuing science and law.
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Illinois
Christian Brothers College of
Champaign-Urpana
Chicago
Marshall Township
Ernest Nay
Hubert English
Harvard University
Frank Cockrell
Olen R. Clements
West Union
West York
Clark County
Velda Bamesberger
Thaddeus Batson
Norma Bell
Lyman Booth
Olen. R. Clements
Eula Morton
Everett Murphy
Will Stevens
Mary Plasters
Norma Belli Pearl
Amy Weir
Mayme Frakes
Reba
Marguerite
Marian
Champaign
Wm. .B. .McKinley
Joe
Paris Woman Murdered in Memphis Shooting
Mrs Wiley Butler formerly of Paris was killed and her husband left in critical condition at a Memphis hospital following a quarrel with the husband’s employer. The shooting occurred early last week and Mrs Butler died instantly.
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Wiley Butler
Paris
Memphis
Tenn
Boy Scouts Adopt Uniform and 22 Caliber Rifles
Under Wilber Kellogg the group now uniforms with rifles. The members have become skilled in military movements and present a smart soldierly appearance.
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Boy Scouts
Wilber Kellogg
Restaurant Changes Hands on West Side
Davis retained control of the West Side restaurant but sold last Thursday to L Smart of Flat Rock.
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J. Ww
Davis
West Side
L Smart
Flat Rock
Good Words for Harry Drake
Oakland Ledger notes Prof. Harry W. Drake of Marshall a Republican candidate for the legislature visited the city Tuesday and impressed Republicans with his erudition and public cheer. Drake, former Clark County schools superintendent, is campaigning across the district promising fair representation for all constituents in the 34th district.
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Oakland Ledger
Harry W. Drake
Marshall
Drake
Clark County
Billy Hollenbeck
Green
Messrs
Howard
Purduin
Real Estate Transfers Notice
Omer Phillips transfers 11 acres to Ethel V Low for 500 dollars. W W Wyrick sells 2 acres to John Wyrick for 1 dollar. WH Smith transfers to Fannie R Shel burn in Archers 1st Marshall for 1 dollar. Chas A Funk to S S Swim for 2000 dollars. S Swim to Chas A Funk transfers in same area. Guy Payne sells se all to Millard F Payne for 4000 dollars. Eliza C Cork to C H Higbee for Lot 3 in Cook's Addition Casey for 1 dollar. C H Higbee to E G Payne for same property at 500 dollars.
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Omer Phillips
Ethel V Low
W Wyrick
John Wyrick
Chas
Funk
Guy Payne
Millard F Payne
Eliza C Cork
C H Higbee
Cook
Ad. Casey
H Higbee
E G Payne
Women Must Register to Vote in November
Women desiring to vote in the November election must register and will not re register for two years. Registrations must use each woman's Christian name, not her husband's or a married name. The Board of Registration will meet at the usual voting place. voters need not appear in person as a name can be provided to a board member for registration and voting rights parallel to men.
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Ed Harlan
Mertine Tite Lodge
Martinsville
Marshall
Methodist
John Garner
Peter’ Snyder
A Scott
West Union
Rebeca Dunn
Isaac
Ticks
Casey
Annie Hicks
Merida ‘Walker
Sol Leonard
Emma Sweitzer
Daughettee
Evaline Reed
Auburn
J C.bardin
Isaac Ishler
Nancy Godden
Celia Towell
Perry’ Mullen
H* Hoenig
John Flowers
J’ K Black
Mary "Black
Geo‘ “Whitlock
York
Robert. Hurst
Martinaulie
Amanda ‘Hammond
Addison Hall
Orange
Joseph Rush
Oliver
John: Kuykendall
Dennigan
Whitlock
Albert Stockwell
Dennison
Mary. Stockwell
A Ho Rgan
J’ D* Nichols
Ellen‘ Liffick
RS Hutchinson
Nathan Wright
Robt
Montgomery
D R.martin
J.S Moke
DR Martin
I Christine
J. Christine
N Towell
J S ‘Towell
Mida Beadle
H Beadle
Robert Switzer
Hugh , Reynolds
An ‘G-D' Parker
Westfield
Curtis
Shotwell
Perry
BY Perry
M’ Hardway
Christian’ Renner
Clatfelter
Walnut
Prairie
F'Mcfarlan
ME McFarland
Lewellyn -Boyer
Clarksville
John .Grisham
L “Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Jackson
James Dawson
Eugene Atchison
John Smith
Board of Registration
Board For Registration
O Hair Reverses Stance Amid Reelection Gloom
Congressman O Hair previously stated his duty kept him in Washington during the campaign but now returns to the district after receiving a tip that his reelection chances are weakening. He works to repair his political position and shore up support.
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O'Hair
Washington
Memorial Service for Revolutionary Soldier at Westfield
The Daughters of the American Revolution announce a memorial service at the grave of Henry Briscoe a Revolutionary soldier at Westfield next Sunday afternoon. The public is invited.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry Briscoe
Westfield
Casey City Sues Ry Co Special Paying Assessment Set
The case City of Casey versus C H D Ry Co in county court is set for October 22 with a special jury venire drawn. The matter progresses from the supreme court on an amended motion, involving Harge Tourtillot charged with unreasonable driving of a motor vehicle.
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City of
Casey
Supreme Court
Martinsville Lights Offer Free Current for Street Lamps
G. C. Hallauer proposes to supply the city with free electricity for 75 street lights of 80 candlepower if the city furnishes fixtures. The plan seeks city acceptance of the charitable offer to illuminate the streets without cost for power.
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G. C. Hallauer
Martinsville
Revival Meetings At Zion Church Endorse Unity In City
Evangelical Association reports strong interest in revival services at the Evangelical church. Local ministers assist to foster unity and victory. Daily services at 7 30 pm through Sunday, with short addresses near the courthouse each evening. Next Sunday morning preaching at Zion Big Creek church. Pastor Leo J Ehrhart.
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Evangélical ‘Church
Zion
Big Creek
Leo J Ehrhaftt
Will war ever cease among civilized nations
Washington D C September 39 a writer argues war may end only when civilization collapses or when new destructive weapons deter killing. he cites brutal atrocities in Belgium and France and notes a French inventor allegedly created turpinite a petrifying explosive. the piece laments persistent violence among educated peoples and questions religious pretense of peace.
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Washington, D. C
Belgium
France
Illinois
Paris
Crown Prince of
Germany
Marnes
von Kluk
The
Aisne
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