Bonded debt retirement shocks Indiana politics
Indianapolis reports the state paid off remaining bonded debt saving five percent interest. Democrats claim they have now retired nearly two million in debts inherited from Republicans and paid 265,000 of the last bonded debt. The piece notes primary law actions and intra party feuds among Adair Clare Watson New Hanly and the progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republican State Central Machine
Republicansad
Crittenberger
Butler
Supreme Court
Adair
Clare
Republicans State Central Machine
Watson
New
Waston
Lafayette
Chicago
Indiana
AJ. Frank Hanly
Hanly
Republi‘ean
The
National Enquirer
Harrison Township Drives County Tax Revenue and Votes Democratic
Harrison township in Spencer county shows a stable 400 vote majority for the Democratic ticket and reports not a penny spent on poor relief, with no land delinquencies and only minimal personal-property delinquencies. The trustee notes residents pay taxes and debts, keeping the township prosperous and loyal to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Spencer County
Loehrlein
Harrison Township
Rockport P T A Holds Meeting Despite Weather
The Rockport parent teacher association met in the Washington building with fair attendance as weather worsened. A Lindsey chaired due to sickness of the president and vice president. A high school double quartet performed and a talk on grading spurred discussion. The group assumed the debt from community singing and formed a publicity committee to inform the public about meetings and programs. The next meeting is scheduled for the second Tuesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington
Lindsey
Bays
Association
County to Pay Bonded Indebtedness Next Saturday
County Auditor Stocking will pay the last of the county bonded debt next Saturday amounting to 9000 dollars with one year's interest. The unpaid bonds total 11900 dollars for an infirmary building debt leaving a balance of funds on hand of 20009 dollars after payment. The report claims the county has enough money to cover all debt with eight thousand dollars to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Chrisney Creamery Receiver Sought in Civil Suit
In Spencer County a suit seeks appointment of a receiver for Chrisney Creamery Co. It alleges years of inactivity and asset decline, with no dividends for three years, and asks liquidation of assets for creditor and stockholder distribution. Other court items include divorces, naturalizations, and guardianship reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisney Creamery
Charles F. Courcier
Chrisney Creamery Co
L. N. Savage
People’s Saving - Bank ‘of
Evansville
Swan & Magon
Torneys
Homes Madden Et. al
Keck Gonnerman Company
Kramer LaKey Marriage at Chrisney
The wedding of Louis Kramer and Marie Lakey occurred last Sunday at Chrisney with about 70 guests. The bride wore a white satin costume with rosebud trimming. bridesmaids wore blue silk. The couple will live on the groom’s farm near Rock Hill.
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Marien
Louis Kramlakev
Chingees
Edith Bayles
Fred Hearing
Evansville
Gertrude Whitehouse
Newtonville
Karl Kramer
Chrisney
Wm.j. Kramer
John Lakey
Rock Hill
Kramer
Wilkinson and Mattingley wedding in Evansville
On January 10, 1916 at Rev. W. E. Sweeney’s residence the marriage of J. F. Wilkinson and Lottie Lee Mattingley occurred. The bride, daughter of J. B. Mattingley, is a former teacher active in domestic science and the groom is a farmer and Indiana Nut Nursery proprietor. After a southern trip the couple will reside on the Luce township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sweeney
First Christian Church of
Evansville
J. F. Wilkinson
Lottie Lee Mattingley
Rockport
Wilkinson
John W. Wilkinson
Indiana Nut Nursery
Luce Township
Couple Married in Hammond Township
Miss Alice Dawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Dawson of near Hammond Township and Mr Philip Freschley were married on view day in a simple ceremony.
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Alice Dawson
Albert
Dawson
Near On View
Philip
Farm Products Show a Bustling Success with Promising Growth
The city farm products show held last Thursday and Friday drew about 40 exhibitors featuring corn, tobacco, seeds, poultry and hogs. Premiums awarded cover categories from best ear to best single ear and include multiple entries from Johnson County, Earl Hammond, J. Murray and others. Notable hogs were shown by L. F. Weiss and Will Hall, with a large 810 pound Poland China boar attracting attention. Organizers plan to expand next year with more space to accommodate increased attendance and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Wiess
Will Hall
James Haines Jr
Tom Hillis
Lawrence Shrode
Weiss
Johnson County
Myler Shrode
L. A. Clark
J. C. Murray
Earl Hammond
Shirley Parker
Reid
Yellow Dent
J.C. Murray
Francis Hammond
Hazen Adams
Piichiard
G- Gentry
A. P. Wright
Shelby, Wright
E. G. Gentry
D. F. Winchell Popcorn
Myler Shrodes
J. D. Roberts
Alex Deen
Riley Bailey
Jim. Abshire
Earl’ Hammond
D. F. Winchell
Shelby Wright
James CG Frank
Shelby
Wright
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Adair and
Clore
State House
Court House
Faller
Walter
Swande
James F. Diclatsi
Lucian L. Smith
LN. Savage
August H. Hochy
Smith
American Chemical Company
Curtis Painters
Louis Kemp
Samuel K Clement
Charles Franzman
George W. Patmore
Mamie Patmore
William Goodman
Dora ‘Goodman
Dora Harris
John, A. Haber- Korn
St. Meinrad
United States
John H. Vegades
Charles E. Schaaf
Jesse
Harold Frey
Otto Ss. Ash
Jess
Woolfolk
Towit
William Seger
William Humbert
Mary “Hiambert
Wm. Seger
John B. Schmitt
Kramer-Lakey
Hammond Tonship
Poland
Will Carlisle
Hammond
Francis. Hammond
Lawrence Shrodes
Earl Hammad
J. H. ‘Kirkland
E. ‘G. Gentry
Dailey Parker
Fred Kehrer
Rock Cock
A. M. Ice
Cork
Russel Laird
Buff Orpington Cockriel
Buff Orpington
Harry Tipmore
Buff ‘Rock Cock
Bob Mackey
Bot Rock Cockriel
Bob ‘Mackey
Buff Rock
Bob’ Mackey
Rhode Island
Red Pair
James Haines‘Jr
Harry Chappell
Red Rock
Hannah Gentry
W. W. Jones
Hanna
E.G. Gentry
J. W. Strassel
Drake
Grant Johnson
J. W. Strassell
Grant
Johnson
J .W. Strassell
J. We
Strasgell
W. Jones
Russel ‘Laird
China
Will’ Hall
Haines Jr
Durock
Lawrence Shyides
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