Barr Township Trustee Seeks Mandamus Over School Building
George B. Drew trustee of Barr township files mandamus against advisory board members Marion Graves Frank R. Doyle and Patrick Doyle. He seeks a court order to declare need for a new Barr school building in district 23 Montgomery and authorize issuing warrants on bonds for 20000 dollars to cover costs beyond the current tax levy. Dispute centers on cost estimates with board pegging 12000 dollars as sufficient while Drew contends higher funds are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Drew
Barr Township
Marion Graves
Frank R. Doyle
Patrick Doyle
Barr School
Trustes
Montgomery
Drew
Few Applicants For Teacher's License Make Grades
A small share of the 76 January teacher license examinees passed. Several candidates failed in literature while the list of those who succeeded includes Don Faith Washington Hazel Hoepingarmir Plainville Leo Clements Plainville Mary Long Elnora May Scott Plainville Jessie Smiley El nora Agnee Pate Odon Susie Colbert Washington Clara Westhafer Washington Amanda Colbert Washington Thomas E Arvin Alfordsville Bessie Brown Montgomery and Beryl O'Donald Washington.
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Don Faith
Washington
Hazel Hoopingarmir
Plainville
Leo Clements
Mary Long
Elnora
May Scott
Ejessie Smiley
Agnee Pate
Odon
Susie Colbert
Clara Westhafer
Wash
Ington
Amanda Colbert
Thomas E. Arvin
Alfordsville
Bessie Brown
Montgomery
Beryl O'Donald
Washinton
Dr. C. C. Young Divorce Suit Heard
Judge Ogdoun indicated a divorce should be granted in the case of Dr. Chas. C. Young and Mary C. Young of Elnora in the interests of society. Dr. Young said he cannot pay costs now and was told costs must be paid by the next term or the case would be stricken. She asked for 850 alimony.
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Chas. C. Young
Mary C. Young
Elnora
Ogdoun
Young
Card of Thanks for Mrs. C. F. W. Burkhart
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs. C. F. W. Burkhart and grandmother figure. Siblings James O. Scott Mrs. J. W. Burkhart Alva Scott Mrs. J. C. Stockton and the grandchildren express gratitude.
Divorce Granted to Mrs Ola E Parker in Circuit Court
Mrs Ola E Parker was granted a divorce from James Parker in the circuit court last week. She receives $300 alimony. The couple formerly lived at Eaglesville.
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Ola E. Parker
James Parker
Eaglesvilie
Poor Farm Sanitation Condemned by Grand Jury
Grand jury report on the county poor farm describes unsanitary conditions and inadequate staffing. It calls for removing inmates with mental illness to hospitals, denying future admissions, and adding two assistants while praising Sheriff George W. Harman for jail conditions.
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Grand Jury
George W. Harman
Baum Confesses Robbery Involving Sanitary Store
Clifford Baum in county jail admits planning and taking part in a Vollmer Sanitary store robbery. Cellos White and McKinley Mahory also confessed, detailing a plan after White suggested it. They say no clothing was taken and money, saws, harps, knives were divided among them.
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Vollmer
Cellos White
Baum
McKinley MaHory
White
Concord Items Highlight Local Social Visits
Joseph Brock visited Mr and Mrs Riley Cocambers Tuesday afternoon. Nettie Andis spent weekend with brother Charney Haztarl and family in Bellview. Lola Brock of Terre Haute visited parents Joseph Brock and family. Ira Bowman and wife from Odon visited William Bowmi sa and wife. Miss Sadie Mallette visited Mrs Tom Bailey Tuesday afternoon. John Amey Jr and family stayed with Baiding family in Baile Saturday night and Sunday. Wilkay visited Burns City relatives Saturday and Sunday en route to Plainville. Locals attended a masquerade near Abe Chestnut south of Eaglesville Friday night. Fred Seals and family near Epsom passed through Saturday toward Martin county.
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Nettie Andis
Charney Haztarl
Bellview
Lola Brock
Terre Haute
Joseph Brock
A FRIENDLY MAN IN DAVIESS OFFERS FARM INSURANCE
The Daviess County Farms Mutual Insurance Company promotes itself as the friendliest insurer for farm property in Daviess and Martin counties. It claims no dividends no office rent and no high salaries, enabling protection at about one quarter of the old line rates. Address officers for particulars: President John A Arvin R 4 Loogootee Vice President Ransom Yope Elnora and W. C. Raney R 1 Loogootee.
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Chas. C. Stoll Oil CO
Louisville, KY
Warren
Martin
Daviess County
John A Arvin
Ransom ‘Yope
Elnora Ty. Wim.c. Raney
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