Personal notices of local residents in transit and ill
Mr and Mrs Charlies L Davis and Mrs Joe S Reed depart for St Petersburg Florida for the winter with a stay planned in New Smyrna. J Hurley Drake of Farmersburg had appendicitis surgery in Terre Haute. I H Kalley appointed administrator of Arthur A Holmes estate. Various local accidents and visits noted including mine injuries and a death in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies L. Davis
Joe S. Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
New Smyrna
J. Hurley Drake
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
I. H. Kalley
Arthur A. Holmes
Mack Rossiter
Tipple
John Christman
Illinois Central Railroad
Thebold
A. J. Farrenson
Thornton Beach
Esther Raines
Hymera
Paris
George Raines
Humera Vindicator
Simon Kaufman
Indianapolis
Anthony Springer
Kate Mason
Missouri
Kentucky
Social rounds bring visitors to city and region
Dozens of residents and guests are listed in a long social column visiting from many towns. Mrs. Frank Hooper and Mrs. J Yung travel for business and visits, while Miss Sue Glidden returns from Indianapolis to stay over Sunday. Several couples plan trips to Dugger Bloomington Princeton and Palestine to visit relatives and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Mallett
Floy Boone
Terre Haute
Edith Bledsoe
Linton
Emily Fisks
Oscar Alumbaugh
Evansville
Ind
Cass
Irma Allais
Doris Falls
Crystal Finley
Louis Nesbit
de Pauw University
Grace Nesbit
Cecil Carr
Dugger
Charles Wilson
Robinson
Frank Draper
Paul
Dorothy
P . P. O’reilly
Golda Botts
Sarah Freeman
Carlisle
Frank Hooper
Bicknell
J. Yung
Charles Snavely
Mary Templeton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mattie Ferree
Bloomington
Sue Glidden
Indianapolis
Ira Glidden
Amanda Postlewaite
Palestine
City
South Main Street
Viola Goodman
J. C. Black
Murfreesboro
Ill
P. D. Over
Oliver Steele
Hattie Harper
Bernice
Ella Randolph
Princeton
A. M. McGuire
Roy Cashner
Robert
Henry Krupt
Washington
Henry O. Smith
The
Palestine Monitor
William Jennings Bryan
Charles Burton
Richwood
John Kimberlain
Tom Kennady
Hutsonville
Shroyer
James Sinclair
P. L. Reid
J. J. Akin
Lewis
W. D. Cummins
A. B. Williams
N. B. Berry
R. W. Akin
A. J. Ladson
Paxton
Alta Thompson
Merom
Lillie Yocum
John Mason
Boonville
Wm. Mason
Lavina Gadbury
Elizabeth Cross
Henry Gant
Vincennes
Jacob Booker
Bertha Robbins
Lottie Turpin
Jane Davidson
George Faught
A. Watson
Wm. Price
Robinson, Il
Orville Grubaugh
Albert Dale
New Lebanon
Hugh McCammon
Flo Russell
Tulsa
Okla
H. H. Wilson
Fred Hoke
J. S. Holcomb
Frances Kelly
Harry Crawford
W. A. Ford
Charles Leigh & Co
John H. Ford
Anthony Springer
Kate Mason
T. B. Springer
Macee
John Watson
William Cook
Arthur McGuire
Walter F. Wood
Dave Newkirk
Jefferson Township
Union
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Jas. A. Miller
William Miles
Mary Elizabeth
W. G. Eaton
E. S. Newcomb
Montana
Chris Newcomb
New York
Liverpool
England
New Constitution Put to Final Sleep in Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court denied a rehearing on Friday, ending the Tom Marshall constitution saga. The court’s July ruling upheld Judge Remster’s injunction blocking the proposed constitutional amendments from the ballot, a blow seen as easing Democratic officials’ political prospects and marking the case as finished. Addison C. Harris, one of the action’s attorneys, called the decision final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marshall
Supreme Court of Indiana
Charles Remster
Marion Circuit Court
State Board of Election Commissioners
Supreme Court
Addison C. Harris
Woman seeks to overturn deed and regain farm title
Nancy Stuck, 70, of Fairbanks township, sues in circuit court to set aside a deed of her eighteen acre farm and home to stepson Thomas Stuck and wife claiming ill treatment and breach of a life stay agreement. A. E. DeBaun represents the plaintiff who alleges the deed was recorded against her wishes and she was forced to live apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stuck
Nancy Stuck
Fairbanks Township
A. E. DeBaun
Old Time Rally Draws Record Hutsonville Crowd
Hutsonville gathered for a huge rally forty four years ago yesterday. Dan Voorhees was billed to speak but did not arrive. Andy Harness planned refreshments with a beef for the occasion. Capt. Smith and John Newlin led a parade with a white horse float and ladies in white surrounding a goddess of liberty impersonated by Minnie Harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville
Dan Voorhees
Goddess of Liberty
Minnie Harness
Hutsonville Hearld
Bull Moose Candidate Dyer Skips Carlisle Speech
John Napier Dyer, Progressive candidate for Congress from the 2nd District, did not speak in Carlisle on Monday as advertised. He arrived by automobile, found no reception committee, delivered no address, and left for Pleasantville to speak there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moose
John Napier Dyer
Carlisle
Dyer
Pleasantville
Weather of a Week in Farmersburg Ends With Rainfall
Miss Carrie Yeager reports the weekly weather for Farmersburg ending October 20. The period showed clear days on the 14th and 15th, partly cloudy on the 16th and 17th, cloudy on the 18th, and partly cloudy on the 19th and 20th. Rainfall totaling .62 inches occurred on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Carrie Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Bland Campaign Swing Draws Good Crowd in Shelburn
Senator Oscar B. Bland of Linton, Republican congressional candidate, spoke to a sizable audience in Shelburn on Monday evening. His campaign schedule appears in this issue. Mr and Mrs Luther Pifer of Merom were in the city Thursday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar B. Bland
Linton
Shelburn
Luther Pifer
Merom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder
Joe T. Akin
Louisville
W. G. Yanke
Lee F. Bays
Alex Morris
Elza Surrels
Newton
Miss Milded Hoskins of
James Meisenhelder
Tom Hancock
Philadelpha
Ed Hancock
Joe Bell
Bessie Hancock
Wm. Rambarger
Little Son
Danville, Ill
Scott Biddle
J. O. Warner
Oaktown
Oscar Eaton
Excelsior Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts
Excelsior Shoe CO
Portsmouth
Ohio
Julius Harry Shoe Co
Parker
Irinda
Fj Oosier Bargain Store
Johnny
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
United S4le
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