Personal. Social notes from the Indiana county
Local society items list numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Miss Easié O Keefe Indy trip, Miss Ruth Walter from Vincennes visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell visiting Crawford county, Miss Bunnie Clark in Indianapolis, Mrs. W T McConnell Oakland City visit, Mattingly recovering, Mrs. Caroline Dutton Evansville guest, Prof. John J. Barrett visiting Marietta area, Miss Flora Joseph visiting Ferre-Hante, Mrs. Bertha McGehee back from Evansville, Wir Brown Osgood returning home, Eva and Clyde Morehead at West Baden Springs, Mr. and Mrs. W H Thompson of Texas visiting relatives, Mrs. Austin Healy to New York, Mr. Campbell at Indianapolis, Miss Mahoney Vincennes back home, M Harned Evansville, Streeter welcome with newborn, Miss Mae Cropp and I Sefrit at Longostes, Eydia Isentour Patoka visiting relatives.
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MacDougal's
Easié ‘O'Keefe
Indianapolis
Ruth Walter
Dim Mattingly
Car
Dutton
Evansville
W. Q. Willams
John J. Barrett
Marietta
Bifro
Mis
J. W. Dilliard
Oakland City
Jdiss
Joseph Mis
Ferre” -Hante
Bertha -McGehee
Thas
Texas
Austin
Healy
New York
Campbell
Mahoney
Vincennes
Hannah Lyons
Local Notes and Family Visits Highlight Small Town News
Hha Hixon and Freddie Hixon of Indianapolis arrived Thursday to spend summer with James P. Hixon in Hew Smyga Via. Mrs Hixon spent weeks with O B Hixon and family before arriving. Anno Hun ter, nine, broke her right arm falling from a sawing. Dr S L McPherson set the limb. Henry Lutes of Cincinnati assists at the brick kiln. Lutes, a postmaster and engineer, was in Washington. Fadlenwider returns from Springfald trip. Mrs Venhis Clark of Cravid suffers a painful injured wrist. W H Lutes breaks a horse loose at Washington then sells it. Herald correspondent notes storm items not published. Wonders why.
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Eliza, Hixon
Hew Smigma
Via
Freddie Hixon
Indianapolis
James P. Hixon
Henry
Lutes
Cissinnat
Tna
Recorder Lutes
Washington
Cincinnati
Fadlenwider
Springfald
Venhis Clark
Cravid
W.H. Lutes
Paripient
Joe Nonabue
Ani
Severnot
Banio
Sion
Tare
Sam Baker
Ald
Isi
Takeo
Tareas
Sying
Boab
Sally Felt
Oak Grove
James
Colberipi
Vealla
Bethel Cemetery
Suntay
Louisville
Ces Ag
Batak
Matty
Navy seeks Western blood for growing fleet
The Navy Department plans to boost enlistment from Western cities. Lt Cmdr J M Hawley leads a tour from Washington to Duluth Chicago Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and other lake cities to open temporary recruiting offices. The aim is to raise native American stock and fill ships with skilled sailors.
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Navy
Theavy Department
J. M. Hawley
Washington
Duluth
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
Battala
Lake
Hawley
Fig
Widow Schemes and a $10,000 Insurance Policy Trial
In Kansas City a legal dispute centers on a marriage arranged for an insurance payout. Judge Gillett sought a policy to ensure his wife, Widow Zimmerman later Mrs Gillett, would benefit from a $10,000 life policy. The Northwestern Life Insurance Company faced a bank injunction over policy payments and courts weighed the intent behind the marriage and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Gillett
Zimmerman
Insurapde Company
Horton
Gilleney
Holland Submarine Tests Progress in Surface Dive
Commander Kimball from the navy department observed Holland during surface tests and assisted in preparing the boat for future experiments. The craft operated its ballast tanks and air systems, sinking briefly then surfacing as reported satisfactory. Further thorough underwater trials are planned, with a prolonged dive likely in about two weeks.
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Holland
Kimball Enjoss Teipta
Secu
T. J
Cosomander Kimball
Navy Department
Washington
Kimball
Ned
Walter
Ide and Company
Thorgugil
Adamless Eden Delusion Sails Disappoints The Thanes
A maritime item notes that the brigantine Percy Edwards carried a party to the Adamless Eden from San Francisco months ago. reports mention Dr. Spenter and a letter from John Ohlsen while noting unemployment and delays in the voyage and related affairs.
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Snc
San Francisco
Percy Edwards
Dr. Spenter
San Frecisco
John Ohlsen
Acto
Transportation boys win and boycott debate appears
A garbled OCR fragment reports a discussion on newspaper independence and readers’ rights, noting transportation boys win something while debates about stopping or supporting papers unfold. It references Grain-O and a wartime coupon illustration, plus scattered lines about readers, editors, and newspaper duties.
Thotali Isnt Powder Bake the Shoe Alta
Fragmentary text reads as a garbled note with unclear names and a reference to Alta and a shoe. No coherent events or entities are discernible to form a fuller summary.
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Harned
Carnalan
Walker
Dan
An. Hha
Tnt Aan
Kate ‘Creyeston
New Albany
J. H. Bramble
Mt Coun
Bas Miles Leons
Maggie
Barnes
Wil Gosling
Phoebe
Tolks
Wallace
Bryan
Idiannpois
Palmer
Anklin
Stwyil
Eph Toma
Malphisville
Jilia Jones
Heatland
St. ‘Loy
Gorsage
Cory
Lorey
Ela
Japyer
Louis
Klappe
River
Hallie “Head
Minnis
Gracd
Nashville
West
Wiigon
Ness
Pleasant Hill
Will Edwards
Sally Wallace
Alfordaville
Graves Cok
Wittan
John Allison
Mr.Court
Peoria McClesky
Mayayille
Laura Franklin
Ation Boys
Rover
Independent Journalen
Plainville
Jilrink
Stonnech
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Mitehoft
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