McCray cites tax savings and reform aims in Indiana speech
Governor McCray told Second district Republicans that state savings would prevent general property tax hikes while next year’s tax rate may fall. He criticized Democrat claims of waste, defended the reform budget, and noted improvements via the budget law that curb haphazard spending and foresee reductions in levies.
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Bloomington
Ind
McCray
Florida
Indiana
Reformatory
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Former business man claimed by death
Noah Drennan aged 66 longtime Sullivan county resident died Monday at his East Washington home after years of invalidism. A Knox county native he moved to the area in 1888 working for the E. and T. H. railroad then in livery insurance and coal trades. Survived by widow two sisters Stella Drennon Kate Beaver brother Emory Drennon. Funeral held at home with Rev. A. A. Cohn and Masonic lodge. burial at Little Flock cemetery.
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Noah Drennan
East Washington Street
Knox County
Sullivan County
W. H. Lucas
James Russell
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Kate Beaver
Huntington
Indiana
Stella Drennon
Petersburg
Emory Drennon
A. A. Cohn
The
Baptist Church
Little Flock
Sullivan County Horseshoe Club forms for 1923 season
Sunday meeting at the K of P hall organized Sullivan County Horseshoe Club with officers President Jesse Alsop Vice President Thomas Carty and Secy Treasurer Fred Carty. Members listed include James Boyle Henry Lafollett Abe Goodman James McCammon and others as plans to contest with other clubs begin.
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Sullivan County
K. of P. Hall
Sullivan County Horseshoe Club
Jesse Alsop
Thomas Carty
Sec
Fred Carty
Sullivan
James Boyle
Henry Lafollett
Abe Goodman
James McCammon
Gilbert Gambill
Ted Phegley
Samuel Phegley
Carter Phegley
Chas Banther
Dannie Cunningham
Hosea Deskard
George F. Botts
Bob Phegley
Clarence Roseberry
Jack Armstrong
Andy Palmer
Ace Bradbury
Joe Schroeder
Arthur Snavely
Orville Hoesman
Lee Ellis
Wright Reeves
Joe Souter
Alva J. Haddon
Name the narrator of the shore contemplation quotation
The note asks readers to identify the man who speaks of deliverance after friends drown in a Robin Hood themed library note quiz. It references a famous literary passage and invites answers from 12:30 Friday to 8:00 Saturday evening.
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Robin Hood
Sherwood Forrest
Nottinghamshire
Howard Pyles
Fred Stewart
C. P. Stewart
North Section Street
Petit Jurors Drawn for May Term of Court
The May term jury list includes Harry Bland Hamilton township Ora E. Johnson Fairbanks Aaron Blakeman Cass Roscoe Carruthers Haddon William A Steadman Gill Samuel E Bishop Jefferson Ernest Morris Jackson Homer V Bushell Curry Jesse E Harris Turman Ove Butler Cass Ira L Drake Fairbanks and John V Lester Jefferson.
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Petit Jury
Harry Bland
Hamilton Township
Ora E. Johnson
Fairbanks
Aaron Blakeman
Cass
Roscoe Carruthers
Haddon
William A. Steadman
Gill
Samuel E. Bishop
Jefferson
Ernest Morris
Jackson
Homer V. Bushell
Curry
Jesse E. Harris
Turman
Ove Butler
Ira L. Drake
John V. Lester
What the New Laws Mean for Indiana Budget Reforms
Governor McCray highlights a budget driven Legislature ending war era waste. The 1923 acts authorize a $17,831,742.68 two year spending plan, fund permanent improvements, move the Indiana School for the Blind, create a Lincoln Memorial Commission, and establish a Deep Waterways Commission while allocating $100,000 for legislative expenses.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Indiana
Blind
Indiana School For the Blind
Marion County
Deep Waterways Commission
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Carlisle Man Sells Two Carloads of Hogs
Floyd Combs of Carlisle Indiana sent two carloads of hogs to the Producers Commission Association last week. The goods sold on a Chicago market at 8.45 to 8.50 per hundredweight. The association and its national branch sell livestock at cost for members. Total livestock sales last month reached 5 455090 12 on 194 158 head.
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Chicago
Floyd Combs
Carlisle
Ind
Indianapolis
Producers Commission Association
Chicago Producers Commission Association
National Live Stock Producers Association
East St. Louis
Buffalo
Kansas City
Peoria
Fort Worth
Marriage Licenses Listed For Indiana Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Rufus Seul Bryant and Ellen Benavoli both of Vicksburg Indiana aged 19 and 16 respectively. John Irvine Jones and Mary Pauline Breedlove both of this city aged 24 and 17. Dot Marion Anderson and Cecil Marie Bass both of Pinkstaff Illinois and this city aged 30 and 22. Harry Elsworth Elmore and Sarah Ellen Larsson both of Terre Haute aged 41 and 32. August Raymond Parker and Loraine Clara Nieters both of Vincennes aged 22 and 19. Donald Leroy Benefield and Anna Louise Schedibower of Dugger aged 28 and 238. Benjamin Emmett Perkins and Herelus Lazella Clayton near Paxton aged 24 and 19. Ralph Walker and Edna Elizabeth Leinback both of Vincennes aged 24.
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Rufus Seul C. Bryant
Miner
Ellen Benavoli
Vicksburg
Ind
John Irvine Jones
Mary Pauline Breedlove
Dot Marion Anderson
Farmer
Pinkstaff
Ill
Cecil Marie Bass
Harry Elsworth Elmore
Sarah Ellen Larsson
Terre Haute
August Raymond Parker
Loraine Clara Nieters
Vincennes
Donald Leroy Benefield
Anna Louise Schedibower
Dugger
Benjamin Emmett Perkins
Herelus Lazella Clayton
Paxton
Ralph Walker
Edna Elizabeth Leinback
Well Known Sullivan Woman Claimed By Death
Ida Keifer Brunger 72 wife of Stephen Brunger of Sullivan died Friday at Methodist hospital Indianapolis after cancer treatment. Funeral at Presbyterian church Sunday at 4 pm conducted by Rev W E Gray burial Center Ridge cemetery. Survived by husband daughter Emma Brunger one brother two sisters. Born Oberstein Germany 1861 came to US at age five.
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Ida Keifer Brunger
Stephen Brunger
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Gray
Center Ridge
New Suits and Divorces Filed Across Houston and Sullivan
Sophia Hawkins sues for divorce alimony custody and support. Bates group sues Edwards and Bates for rents profits and waste of real estate. Hawkee sues Hawkee for divorce alimony custody. Muir sues Muir for divorce alimony custody. Ruby Johnson sues Johnson for divorce and alimony. Hopkins Co. sues Padgett on account. McGarry sues McGarry for divorce. Peoples State Bank of Sullivan sues Sevier and Bradbury on note.
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Sophia Hawkins
William T. Hawkins
Houston Bates
Simpson Edwards
Medford Bates
Emma R. Hawkee
Clarence W. Hawkee
Ethel Muir
Andrew Muir
Ruby L. Johnson
Jesse A. Johnson
W. P. Hopkins Co
Nelson Padgett
Trellia L. Padgett
James McGarry
Edythe McGarry
the Peoples State Bank of Sullivan, Ind
James V. Sevier
Charles R. Bradbury
Death of William G Engle Elder of City Church
William G Engle 70 died Monday at his daughter's home after injuries from a car crash and a paralysis stroke. He leaves daughter Mrs Ed Wilkey and son Jasper N Engle. A charter member and elder of the Church of Christ, his funeral was held at the church with burial following.
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William G. Engle
Ed Wilkey
Church of Christ
Center Ridge Cemetery
Graysville Teachers Named at Carlisle
David T. Cushman formerly Graysville superintendent is named Carlisle superintendent. Miss Sylvia Medsker also of Graysville becomes Carlisle domestic science and English teacher.
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Graysville
Carlisle
David T. Cushman
Sylvia Medsker
Four Hurt as Hudson Limousine Wrecked on State Road
A Hudson limousine overturned in a ditch on the Jasonville state road near the George Clayton home at about 8 pm. Four young people were injured slightly to moderately, including an Anderson girl with a broken collarbone. The driver was a son of Elmer Wyatt of Dugger, with Spinks and two others aboard. They were moved to a local city for care, then sent home. The car suffered heavy damage and was taken to a garage.
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Jasonville
George Clayton
Elmer Wyatt
Dugger
Spinks
Anderson
Miss Spinks
Linton
Commencement Exercises At New Lebanon And Graysville High Schools
New Lebanon schools hold Thursday evening commencement with Ernest L. Welborne of the state normal at Terre Haute delivering the address. Graysville high school graduation at the consolidated building features L. N. Hines of Terre Haute as speaker. Graduates include Floyd O. Sanders Katharyn J. McComas Elizabeth A. Hooper Leona F. Kinnett Cora D. Clemens Audrey O. Cox Jessie M. York and many others. High school teachers listed for both schools include Alta Bolenbaugh Claude B. Lisman Marian McCoy and Dave T. Cushman Sylvia Medsker Irma Pound Imma Shields.
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New Lebanon
Ernest L. Welborne
State Normal
Terre Haute
Floyd O. Sanders
Katharyn J. McComas
Elizabeth A. Hooper
Alta Bolenbaugh
Claude B. Lisman
Marian McCoy
Graysville High School
Consolidated
L. N. Hines
Indiana State Normal
Leona F. Kinnett
Cora D. Clemens
Audrey O. Cox
Jessie M. York
Harvey Bicknell
Mary M. Wible
Lois Shiells
Bernetta Stewart
John Ryland
Herschel T. Pirtle
Clinton C. Adams
Nelle M. Noel
Helen Poe
Clara J. Wagner
Emma L. Yeager
Helen R. Phillips
Paula E. Wernz
Dorothy Denny
Ruth E. Vail
Walter E. Monk
Ralph Harris
Edgar A. Huff
Marguerite Cushman
Dave T. Cushman
Sylvia Medsker
Irma Pound
Imma Shields
Fairbanks High Plans Graduation Address by J R Channon
Fairbanks high school will hold commencement exercises on Wednesday evening with J R Channon of Elletsville delivering the address. Graduates include Alta V Riggs Opal F Chowning Fern DeHart Vera J Gaston Earle Holmes Herbert McDonald Parke Harvey Otis Pound and Ross Harvey. Teachers are C B E Gunn Edith M Fox C J Pittman and H M Unison.
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Fairbanks High School
J. R. Channon
Elletsville
Alta V. Riggs
Opal F. Chowning
Fern DeHart
Vera J. Gaston
Earle Holmes
Herbert McDonald
Parke Harvey
Otis Pound
Ross Harvey
C. BE. Gunn
Edith M. Fox
C. J. Pittman
H. M. Unison
Hymera Consolidated High School Holds Graduation Exercises
Hymera will host graduation Friday evening with City Superintendent L. P. Zenezer of Evansville delivering the commencement address. Participating graduates include Joy Trueblood Walter Hood Walter Asbury Reene Brown Dean Cummins Trella Hamilton Ralph Hoggatt Martha Little Dye Mahan Lenora McClanahan Hazel Moris Mary Ring Charles Wood Raymond Hoggatt Mary Badders Olive Brothers Erie Case and Paul Slack. Hymera teachers listed are A. M. Phillippe M. E. Whitlock H. A. Hess Florence Thompson and G. C. Lord.
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Hymera Consolidated High School
Hymera
L. P. Zenezer
Evansville
State Board of Education
Joy Trueblood
Walter Hood
Walter Asbury
Reene Brown
Dean Cummins
Trella Hamilton
Ralph Hoggatt
Martha Little
Dye Mahan
Lenora McClanahan
Hazel Moris
Mary Ring
Charles Wood
Raymond Hoggatt
Mary Badders
Shelburn Grays Meet Sho-Me's at Pavilion Park
The Shelburn Grays schedule a Sunday game against the Sho-Me's at Pavilion Park on May 6. Shelburn fields a strong lineup led by Roy Johnson, while Holden handles pitching and infield and outfield help aim to travel for a win. Sho-Me's pitchers Jackson and Williams will be backed by receivers Hume and Keene.
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Shelburn Grays
Pavilion Park
Shelburn
Roy Johnson
Holden
Jackson
Williams
Hume
Keene
Miner Injured at Baker Mine Last Wednesday
Paul Hutchison son of Mr and Mrs Noah Hutchison of this city was dangerously injured at the Baker mine last Wednesday. While driving a key into a sprocket wheel with a sledge hammer he was struck on the head. His skull was not fractured.
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Baker Mine
Paul Hutchison
Noah Hutchison
Banquet Postponed for Christian Church Class
The banquet planned for the young men's class of the Christian church tomorrow evening has been postponed due to illness of a member. All members are asked to watch for a further announcement.
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The
Christian Church
McCray Highlights Gains for Indiana Second District
Governor Warren T. McCray told a Bloomington audience that in his first two years the state spent about $1.67 million on schools roads and courts in Indiana's Second Congressional District while local taxes paid $1.19 million. He outlined a three year plan to invest about $5 million in district highways funded by a 2 cent gas tax and higher auto licenses, enabling matching federal funds and substantial road construction including several major bridges and new routes connecting Indianapolis, Bedford, Martinsville, Vincennes, and more.
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Bloomington
Ind
McCray
Daviess County
Greene
Knox
Martin
Monroe
Morgan
Sullivan
Indiana
Hazelton
Vincennes
Washington
Petersburg
State Highway Commission
Bluff
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Evansville
French Lick
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Bedford
Bloomfield
Booneville
Winslow
Loomfield
Linton
Loogootee
Haysville
Dubois
Martin and
Daviess
Chicago
Terre Haute
Ohio Line
Lawrenceburg
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