Numerous locals travel for business and visits
Mrs Otto Zine of Salem and Hubert Owen of Medora were in town on business. Earl Davis from Indianapolis and Miss Anna Nassoy visited and traveled to Indianapolis for the day. Many residents, including Judge James A. Cox and Landis Cooper, were seen on business. Others headed to Detroit, Dayton, Louisville, North Vernon and Cincinnati for short visits or to spend time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Zine
Salem
Hubert Owen
Medora
Earl Davis
Indianapolis
Anna Nassoy
C. B. Cooper
Velma
L. C. Griffitts
Pearl Miller
Brownstown
James A. Cox
Crothersville
Landis Cooper
Detroit
Michigan
Virgil Steinker
J. L. Early
Dayton
H. C. Bretthauer
Mildred
Louisville
Efa Mahorney
Madame Blaker
Robert Dorsett
North Vernon
Basil Read
Dan Aldrich
W. A. Davis
Alma Lee Hill
John Kysar
Louis Allen
Charles Kysar
Charles Jeffrey
Mary Elaine
Versailles
Eva Kloss
North Chestnut Street
Paul Reimann
Florine Evans
Shelbyville
CC. A. Chambers
Herman Chambers
Carl Oesting
Washington
Frank Day
Lara Brooks
Flemings
John W. Brooks
Wallace Sutton
Glen
Genelle
Milan
C. E. Henderson
Cleves
Ohio
Virgil Henderson
John White
Weston
W. Va
Margaret White
Harmon Graf
Fred Jr
Bedford
Edward Otting
Bernice Tanner
Wallonia
Winona
Max Glass
B. S. Shinness
Calvin Bloyd
Indiana Harbor
Emmett Simpers
Margaret
Ruth
Holton
John Lyman Blish
New Haven
Conn
E. L. Hancock
Homer Wesner
W. Wesner
North Ewing Street
Chicago
Shirley Faulkeoner
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Lynn Faulkeener
H. T. Bennett
Mitchell
W. B. Marsh
Fannie Smith
Golden A. Smith
Topeka
Kansas
Mary Gillespie
Students and visitors fill North Vernon social season
A Columbia University student visits Dr and Mrs Gillespie for the summer. Mrs Ella Seller returns from Indiana University commencement with daughter Mary Alice Seller who earned a master’s degree. Relatives and guests from Indianapolis Washington Hutchinson and Bay View Michigan join local visits and travel to North Vernon for short stays and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
New York City
Charles B. Gillespie
Ella Seller
Bloomington
Indiana University
Mary Alice Seller
L. Hutchinson
N. J. Lingo
T. R. Haley
Indianapolis
Peggy Gage
Mary Goodloe Billings
Walnut Street
Hutchinson
Kansas
Gage
Rosemary
Hattie Halstead
George King
North Vernon
Zionsville
N. R. Martin
Ruth Hamers
Play Boy of Broadway Leaves for Country Home
Thaw known as the playboy of Broadway departed early for his Winchester Virginia country home after an evening at a theater. He did not tell reporters if he would return. Will Rogers mocked a mystery man as Stanford White drew attention during the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Broadway
Winchester
Thaw
Will Rogers
Stanford White
Thay
Music supervisor resigns from Washington staff
Miss Mary Feagans resigns after five years in teaching corps and one year as music supervisor. With Mr. Weaver leaving for Ohio, the district consolidates music under one head. Feagans plans to study at the College of Music and Fine Arts in Indianapolis this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Feagans
Feagans
M. B. Weaver
Weaver
Ohio
College of Music and Fine Arts of
Indianapolis
Washington Democrat
Jennings County Threshermen elect officers for coming year
At a meeting of the Jennings County Brotherhood of Threshermen at the Jennings County Public Library in North Vernon the following officers were elected for the ensuing year John G. Klein president William A Short vice president Joseph Kreutzjans secretary and treasurer John G Ritz William F Baverley and William A Bowyer directors The price set for threshing grain for the coming harvest were 7 cents for wheat 5 cents for oats 10 cents for rye-lain Dealer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings County Brotherhood of Threshermen
Jennings County
North Vernon
John G. Klein
William A. Short
Joseph Kreutzjans
John G. Ritz
William F. Baverley
William A. Bowyer
President Coolidge Advances Vacation Start Date
President Coolidge plans to begin his summer vacation two days earlier than scheduled. He will depart Washington on June 23 for Swampscott, Massachusetts, instead of June 25, following the government semi annual business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
White House
Chinese Reported Killed in Hankow Clash
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese workers killed when British marines opened fire on a mob of strikers attempting to storm the Hankow Municipal building. The event occurred June 12 as tensions in Hankow rose with ongoing labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hankow
Racket Store Offends With Unclear Discount Note
A fragmented ad notes a 10 percent discount on discontinued dinnerware at The Racket Store. The OCR text also shows garbled product codes and measurements, hindering full item identification.
Insurance Claim Note for White Rock Flour Sold
Local shopper learns baking failures are covered by insurance when using White Rock Flour and is advised to check with grocer about coverage. The message references the brand and suggests consulting the store for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iloaiti
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International News Service
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College of Music and Fine Arts
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Sam
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Madison
Seymour
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Cincinnati
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Hedford A
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