King Tuts cocktails popular at the Rexall Fountain
Local notes report Rexall Fountain enjoying King Tut cocktails. Indianapolis visitors reunite with local residents. A large wallpaper stock is advertised and a marriage joins Miss Bessie Daughterty to Fred Dove. A major fire at a local establishment destroyed a section of a Gab tues area, with vaults in a steel concrete bank preserving some records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Daughterty
Fred Dove
S C. Guthrie
Jona Edwards
East
Odan
Dove
W. R. Neeremer Lum Co
Kauffman
Washington
Nhauifacan Company
R Slatite
Hisutaiece Ws
Ubourtous
Puls Caitern
Ciele
Eiva Cabel
Possie
Five Counties Organize for Boy Scout Work
Five Indiana counties Knox Daviess Lawrence Wabash and Gibson plan a consolidated Boy Scout district to cut costs and boost results. A Vincennes meeting Friday approved forming a charter for uniting the counties as they complete local organizations with two counties already active. A district meeting will elect a permanent chairman after two more counties join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Daviess
Lawrence
Wabash
Gibson
Vincennes Commercial
Vincennes
Fifi
Local Notes and Family Visits Highlight Community Page
A jumble of names and mentions shows SHILOH Bart Lannie and Clark Lotti with family visiting and friends gathering. Several entries note Sunday visits including Clarence bat rer at Newberry and Frais Cublazier with Marion Chandler family, plus Ada Noblett from uris City staying with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Lannie
Washington
Clark Lotti Wii
Fay
Eheel
Barte
White Sox organize city baseball club at Star Theater
Fans formed the Gdon White Sox organization with Herm Sears renewed as head. Directors include Dale Cooper Dwight Hayes and Ernest Williams with Babe Heig as secretary. First game slated for May 15 amid rising racing interest and plans to boost local horse and auto activities at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Gdon White Sox
Herm Sears
Herm
Dale Cooper
Dwight Hayes
Ernest Williams
Babe Heig
Oliver
Harry Sommers
White Sox Dill
Community Notes from Raglesville and Surrounding Towns
Sherman Stuckey of Loogeotee visited his parents the Stuckeys Saturday night while families from nearby farms traveled to Linton and Burns City for visits. Post office changes forced several families to obtain mail boxes as schools close for term break and residents help on farms. Read about local visits, road trips to Evansville, and a note on Zane Grey’s Tappan’s Bearo in June.
Crowded Washington Witnesses Ku Klux Klan Demonstration
Thousands attend a public Klan demonstration in Washington with a 200 robed marchers, a gas lit cross, and a naturalization ceremony at the fairgrounds. Fiery crosses burn on Campbell's Hill as 100 candidates receive the oath amidst police and crowd presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Main Street
Old Fair Grounds
Walnut Street
Seventh
Main
Meridan
Fair Grounds
Terre Haute
Ann
Fairgrounds
Campbell’s Hil
Local residents visit, travel and events noted around Vincennes
Rev Ernest Roberts of Vincennes visits in the city Tuesday. Indianapolis visitors Mrs Earl Feiler and son Eugene come to see Mr and Mrs O C Correll. Funeral attendees including Mrs Roland Smiley noted. Various travels to Scotland Illinois Champaign Bloomington and Vincennes mentioned with multiple families and meetings. A large locomotive layup and a minor house fire reported with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Roberts
Vincennes
Earl Feiler
Eugene
Indianapolis
O. C. Correll
Mrs Potter Dies A Widely Known Bogard Resident
Mary E Potter of Bogard township died at her home east of Epsom at 72 after a weeklong illness. Survived by husband M L Potter seven children four daughters three sons two stepchildren plus one step son Edgar Potter and one step daughter Mrs James Coyle. Funeral held this morning at Epsom with burial in Epsom cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Potter
Bogard Township
Epsom
Potter
M.L. Potter
Dora Wade
Terre Haute
Walter Wade
St. Louis
Grover Wade
Susie Norris
James Garten
Mary Norris
Loogcotee
Alva Settlemyer
Keller, Ind
Edgar E. Potter
Ottawa
Kans
James Coyle
Burns City
Epsom Cemetery
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R.xall
R.F. Myers
Methodist Hospital
W. C.garten
Frank Garten
Sallie Garten
Fairview Gardens, Elnora, and
A. M. Willians
Henry Adkins
Olney, Il
Olney
E. Garten and Sons
James and
Paul
Danville
Ol O'Dell
Famil
This City
Turman Horrall
Helen
George Kemimis
Richard Kemmis
Linton
Selettom
Rexall
A. A. Lane
James Borders
James, Jr
Lane
Mr. Borders
St. Petersbore
Fla
Shiloh
Uae
White Sox Organize
Mro
Dora Wage
Mr Wolde
von Potter
Odon
Rce
Ude
Raglesville
Sherman Stuckey
Loogeotee
Mrs
A. W. Stuckey
Russell
Fred Wadsworth
Donnelly
Harley Beasley
Dennis Riggins
Martin Co
Wayne Stafford
Charles Riggins
U. R. Bruner
John Stafford
Nere
Sherman
Amos Osbour
Christopher L. Myers
Allen
Mary
Lois
Evansville
Sir
Bert Keck
John E. Wiliams
Harry Strange
Walsace Padgett
M. O. Pate
Leo Strange
Eugene Strange
Bramble
T.G. Wadsworth
Victor Zisler
Rose Myers
Sirs Anseise Myers
Here
Charnes
Donnelly Wadsworth
Zane Grey
Tappan
Ladies Home Journal
John Spurgeon
Hiirs
Vivian Spurgeon
Vivian
Conservatory of Music
Washingtons
Elmer Beneh
Lemuel Gadberry
Wm. Neeriemer
Hugh Neeriemer
B F. Sears
Wallace Smiley
Roland Smiley
Paul Miller
Scotland
J. M. Scott
Simon
Miss Mary Scott
Hymera
G. W. Hendersore
Donald
Missee
Cleta Laughlin
Maysel Dearmin
Champaign, Ill
Acacia Springs
Illinois University
Britta Ketchem
Frank Correll
Princella Rose
Fred Williams
St. Bernice
John Williams
Palmer Williams
Mondey
St Bernice
Kathleen Carr
West Phalia
John Carr
University of Vincennes
E- T. Laughlin
Wm. O'Dell
Geo. Kemmis
Bloomington
That City
C. Correll
Centerton
Simon Blough
Curlee
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Odon Clothing Co
Frank Harmon
Race Street
Harmon
RAI
JA Ranse
Crazies
Wega Newnes, Et Union
Bull Fighters
Grampaw
Micke
Palace Cafe
The
Mens Aid Society
Ole Cav
Crabb
Sreie
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