Two More Homes Bought in City Report
John W. Dickson will move into a bought residence in West Emerson Street. Dickson sold his South Gibson Street property to Isador Galsky who will occupy it as a home soon. Charles Heiserman, from the Southern shops, bought the Rev. A. A. Cohn’s residence, previously owned by Dr. John A. Brumfield who moved to Ft. Branch. The minister will leave Princeton for Sullivan to pastor the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dickson
Mr. Dickson
Gibson Street
Isador Galsky
Joan Dickson
Charles Heiserman
A. A. Cohn
John A. Brumfield
Ft. Branch
Huis
West Water Street
Trinceton
the Baptist Church
Sullivan, Dnd
Spring Fashions Displayed in Delicate Spring Wardrobe
Artfully designed spring styles emphasize gaiety and femininity in new materials and garments. The collection offers diverse designs from simple to elaborate with matching accessories for ladies' spring costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Suits for Spring Delights in Tailored Styles and Embellishments
Spring suit trends feature three piece sets and the Eton cut with girdled lines. Embroidered pockets and braid trims decorate traditional straight models. Belted versions with bright vests and rich fabrics appeal to young chic wearers, priced from $39.50 to $89.50.
Spring Coats and Blouses Bring Fresh Fashion to Wardrobes
Spring fashion centers on polo coats in natural tan camel hair cloth with patch pockets and pearl buttons, plus utility woollen coats in light and dark tones. Blouses feature French sleeves, bright embroideries, beads and metallic threads in georgette and crepe de chine. Skirts pair with polo coats or sweaters in check English woolens with knife plaits and tailored details. garments priced from $1.50 to $59.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette Crepe
Union Meeting Sunday Night at United Presbyterian Church
Col Dan Morgan Smith of the Battalion of Death will speak on The World and the Fields of France at 7 00 PM at the United Presbyterian church during a city union of all churches. He will discuss the liquor question globally. Soldiers are especially invited. The Battalion of Death served at St Mihiel. The event is under the auspices of the anti saloon league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dan Morgan Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Col. Smith
St. Mihiel
Billy Sunday
William Jennings Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
Medical School to Receive Corpse of Local Inmate
William Kinner, 71, died at the county poor farm southeast of the city after exposure and illness. His body was prepared for shipment to Indiana University Medical College in Bloomington under a state law handling unclaimed remains from institutions. Kinner, born in Mount Vernon, had lived in the Wabash bottoms, often doing odd chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kinner
Indiana University Medical College
Bloomington
Gibson County
Wabash Bottoms
Mt. Vernon
Ind
MISS PAUQUETTE BLAMES FATHER FORMURDER LINK
Margaret Panquette sobbed in Floyval circuit court Jeffersonville as she was sentenced to two to twenty one years for accessory to the murder of Evansville deputy sheriff William Engles by John Crawford who was given a life term. She claimed her father caused her downfall and asked to see her child's grave before prison. The child, born in the jail hospital two months earlier, died after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tony
Margaret Panquette
Floyval Cireuit
Jeffersonville
William Engles
Evansville
John
Crawford
Pranquette
Bay City
Mich
Detroit
Maple syrup season shortened by rains in Pike county
The past week saw hard rains and warm weather end maple syrup production in Pike county. Rain spoiled the water gathering and surface water mixed with sugar water. All sugar camps are closing this week, but a ready market paid $3 per gallon for manufactured syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Pike County
Tri Kappi Fraternity elects officers at meeting
The Tri Kappi Fraternity held its regular meeting Monday evening at Miss Mary Kidd's south Hall street home. Officers elected for the next year include President Mrs. Joe Heston, Vice President Mrs. Oscar Lamphar, Recording Secretary Mrs. Crales Gibson, Corresponding Secretary Miss Bess Skyrock, and Treasurer Miss Helen Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappi
Mary Kidd
South Hall Street
Joe Heston
Oscar Lamphar
Crales Gibson
Bess Skyrock
Treas
Helen Bean
German Workers Threaten Kapp Resignation Amid Chaos
In Berlin workers push a republic as Von Kapp faces mutinous opposition and threats of a Soviet regime. Von Kapp and General Ludendorff allegedly agreed to resign to avert broader disaster as widespread fighting and casualties rock Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kapp
London
Berlin
von Kapp
Copenhagen
Counter Revolutionary
Ebert Group
Ludendorff
Pares
Chiropractors Mary and Arthur Saxe Buy Welborn Lot
Mary and Arthur Saxe Chiropractors announced the purchase of the Welborn Lot at State and Prince streets opposite Whited Presbyterian church. They plan a two story Chiropractor Health Home with construction to start when weather permits. The vacant site lies one block from the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welborn
East State Street
State and
Prince Streets
Whited Presbyterian Church
Mary and
Arthur Saxe
Public Square
Bryan to Visit New York as He Turns 60
William Jennings Bryan said the presidential campaign should focus on big domestic issues and that prohibition and the peace treaty should not top the agenda. He emphasized ratification of the peace treaty as essential and planned a trip to New York to celebrate his 60th birthday while engaging with Senate allies on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Senate
Jefferson
New York
Wilson
Eye Injury Reported Near City Farm
Frank Archer living northwest of the city sustained a right eye injury Wednesday night while passing through a gap in a fence on his farm. A pointed stick struck his eye, cutting the ball slightly. Vision not expected to be impaired after treatment by Dr. A. H. Rhodes around 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Archer
Mr. Archer
A. H. Rhodes
Champ Clark Declines Senate Bid in Missouri Politicking
Representative Champ Clark of Missouri announced he will not seek the U S Senate citing his unwillingness to swap the democratic leadership in the house for the position of new senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
Missouri
Senate
House
Hospital Notes on Mrs Harlen Merrick's Tumor Operation
Mrs Harlen Merrick of 824 South Face Street underwent tumor removal surgery this morning at Methodist Hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlen Merrick
South Face Street
Methodist Hospital
Patoka Township Farmers Meet Sets Twine and Plans April Talk
A lively Patoka Township Farmers Organization meeting in the County Agent's Office approved a 10 000 pound twine estimate for the coming season and ordered hog feed purchases. County Agent Mood urged a 100 percent Farmers Organization and outlined long term benefits. An April program was arranged with Oakland City College Dean W B Anderson to discuss soil acidity and lime use, and Cash White to speak on seed prices and legume feasibility. A refreshments committee was named and the group planned cigars and fellowship. The next meeting is April 20 at 7 30 PM in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka Township
Woods
Patoke Township
Indianapolis
Mood
W. B. Anderson
Oakland City College
Arthur Whitsett
Oran Westfall
Lem Armstrong
Court House
Authors Kin Hubbard and William Herschell to visit Elks
Kin Hubbard creator of Abe Martin and William Herschell a former Princeton resident and noted songwriter arrive in Indianapolis this evening as guests of the Elks lodge. A class initiation will start at 8 o'clock at the Elks Home followed by a country style supper at 10. All Elks urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kin Hubbard
William Herschell
Indianapolis
Elks Lodge
Kin Hubbart
Abe Martin
The
Indianapolis News
Princeton
Elks
Local intrigue over offices and land sales in Owensville
In Owensville on March 17 residents debated national matters amid ignorance of county officers beyond the auditor and sheriff. A Princeton paper notes Julius Marvel sold 883 acres north of town to Wallace Johnson and Brenton Cook at 125 dollars per acre.
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Owensville
League of Nations
Adriatic
Fiume
Montgomery Township
Princeton
Bay Marvel
Julius Marvel
Wallace Johnson
Brenton Cook
Oscar Blythe
McCarty Hardware Store
Arch Phillips Barber
Maurice Kimball
Evansville
Steweé Douglas
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Institution
Strickland
Five Die In Blizzard Sweeping West
A blizzard for two days isolates much of the state. Five persons die including four farmer brothers frozen en route from school. A wagon team exhaustion causes three deaths. a fourth person dies seeking help. Hazel Miller, a schoolteacher, saves two children at her school at the cost of her own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hazel Miller
Senate Tables Irish Question Amid Treaty Debate
The Senate laid on the table the Irish independence issue with the treaty reservation by a 54 to 21 vote. The measure, tied to Senator Owen, acknowledges the Irish Republic and questions British control of Egypt. The move may delay ratification as further reservations on Egypt and Korea are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Owen
United States
Egypt
England
Ireland
Korea
Europe
Sunday School Courses At First Methodist Church
The first weekly church night at First Methodist will offer a 7:15 to 8:00 class on The Gospel of Matthew led by Rev. C. E. Flynn, followed by a prayer period. Miss Mary Duncan will teach Sunday school training from 8:15 to 9:00. All interested may enroll. later classes may be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
C. E. Flynn
Mary Duncan
John C. Bingham
G. W. Guthrie
Rolin Maxam
T. Morton McDonald
Stuart T. Fisher
St Patrick's Day Observances Mornin in City Streets
The article notes a wearin' o' the green on city streets by Irish descendants and a St Joseph church service led by Rev Fr Hassel for the feast of the apostle Ireland. The Democrat will summarize the sermon in Thursday's issue.
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Patricck
Sons and Daughters of
Erin
St. Joseph
Hassel
Great Apostle
Ireland
The
Democrat
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Eckernsverde
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Marshall Foch
Rhine
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Paris
East State
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Alva Levi
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Long Boy” Author
Evansville Hospital
Gibson County Odd Fellows Association
Owensville Lodge
Ence
M. E. Church
Shoptaugh’s
J. M. Scantlin
Carpenters
H. J. Heinz CO
Oldsmobile
Scripp’s Booth
Austin Garage CO
Davis & Wither
Cash and Carry Grocery and Meat Market
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A. L. Maxwell Co
Edison
G. W. Guthrie Music House
South Side Square
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