Local Notes and Marriage Licenses from Indiana
Saturday social notes list visitors and relatives in Bloomington and nearby towns, with names such as Mrs. William Rosenbury Edith Evans Ada Beatrice Beasley and Frank Allen. The page also records marriage licenses including McCafferty Riggys and Watkins Bauer Ottis Washington, and Chandler Denny Jossesph Chandler from Indianapolis to Washington.
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Bloomington
Polis
Beatifes
Wiliam Rosenbury
Edith
Rel Beate
Statues .Evans
Iss
Ada
Frank Allen
Gorville
John Alets
Warren Hackler
Homer Myers
Beasley
jPunday
John
Riggins
Ken Pansy
Dyal
Is Molle Stuffle
Odon
Iley
M'Cafferty
Everett Rigys
Hington
Lola Me‘Cafferty
Washington
Awolkins-Bauer
Ottis Raymond _ _Wathins
Wil
Walter Josseph Chandler
Indianapolis
Land
Florence Elizabeth Denny
Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony After Liquor Arrest
Mary Hart sues Clarence Hartman for divorce and $1,000 alimony in Indiana court after his arrest for unlawful liquor sales. The complaint cites marital strife stemming from a Faith webs-chee incident and a local Trust liquor arrest.
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Ncennes
Ind
Lena' T Paith
Clarence Hartman
Birthday Dinner Honors 28th Birthday at Plainville Home
A large crowd of friends and relatives gathered at Herschel Carmichael’s Plainville area home to celebrate his twenty eighth birthday. A fine lawn dinner followed with many attendees including Carmichael family and neighbors from Shoals, Bicknell, Elnora, Washington, and South Washington, plus photographs and a pleasant after party.
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Herschel Carmichael
Plainville
Dirs. Carmichael
Joe Quackenbush
Qeaavile
Walter Yeen
Emnora
Teal Yeen
Elnora
Harry ‘Slaven Sand
Bicknell
Will Quakenbush
Oirs
Henry En‘wis
Washington
Hile Gammon
South Washington
Wired
Vaught
Joseph ‘Abel
South
Washing ‘Ton
John Abel and Son
Willard
Ber‘Huderon
Charles Veale
Elmer Hudson
Eva
Eber
John ‘Trowbridge
Jesse Quackengush
Shoals
Dora Slaven
Hainville
Henry Walsh
New York Issues 500 Wedding Licenses in One Day
Associated Press reports in Greater New York that five hundred marriage licenses were issued today as the city fills its records. The announcement comes as part of the monthly licensing round.
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Associated Press
Greater
New York
Engagement of Helen Apart Announced
The June 2 notice reports Mrs William Howard Taft announcing the engagement of Helen Taft to a son of Manning, with schooling history in New City. The article notes her past ties as a first Nornenan and mentions upcoming marriage plans set in Canada.
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William Howard Taftay
Eishnson Wisming
Mrx Manning
Yald City
Fist “Neutenan Ebe Marriag Comlace
Canada
Canvassing results hint at political shift in national tally
Early returns and mail-in figures show McParland winning big in New York while Hyrene Selott trails in several states. The canvassing board prepares to finalize a statewide recount as candidates await full tabulation of votes and possible changes to the anticipated outcome.
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Scott
Ayho
New York
McParland
Local Notes and Visits Round Cloverdale and Nearby
Cloverdale residents share family news and guests as James Iney Monday welcomes a newborn son born to dirs. Richard McDonald and Mrs Adophus Perkins of Indianapolis visit Mrs Sine Jones. Ed Shelton and family traveled to Alfordsville. Hamilton returns to Indianapolis after a short stay with his parents. Zora Banta and eye Bryan, Roy Percell and Banta visit Platoville. Austin Hunter and family of Black Oak visit P T Wilson’s family. Irene McCafferty visits Miss Mary Jones. Drik Hollingeworth makes a al.
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Dirs
James
Iney
Richard McDonald
Adophus Perkins
Indianapolis
Sine Jones
Shelton
Alfordsville
Onald ‘Hamilton
Zora
Banta
Eye Bryan
Roy Percell
Platoville
Austin Hunter
Black Oak
P. T. Wilson
Irene McCafferty
Mary Jones
Drik Hollingeworth
Doings at Epsom and Local Visits
Theodore McCall and Charley Tomey drove to Montgomery Thursday. Mrs Brooks of Washington visited friends here last week. Sarah Metheny and Ruth Nashington visited. J T Pruett went to Washington Saturday. Charles Wilson on a business trip to Terre Haute. Mrs Harvey Scott returned from hospital in Washington. Walter Ritter family visited Grover Wade Sunday. Ed Scott hosted Mr and Mrs Banks Plainville Sunday. C BE Myers and Virginye of Washington visited. Epsom and Lyons boys crossed bats Sunday 26 to 28 in favor of Epsom.
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Theodore McCall
Charley Tomey
Montgomery
Brooks
Washington
Sarah Metheny
Ruth
Nashington
J.T. Pruett
Charles Wilson
Terre Haute
Harvey Scott
Walter Ritter
Grover ‘Wade
Mrs. Banks
Plainville
Ed Scott
C. BE. Myers
Virginye
Sunda
Epsom
Lyons
Midway Notes Neighborhood Visits This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Will Hasler and family and Mr and Mrs Ol Humerickhouse visited Sunday with Will Humerickhouse and Ed Ferguson families. Mrs Sarah Clark and her children visited her mother Martha Hattery. Jed Brock and Russell Humerickhouse joined visits with Lewis Rheabottom and John Shurgell in Odon. Robert Trueblood called on Teddy and Ermil Humerickhouse. Several neighbors attended the ball game at John Hopkins’s.
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Will -Hasler
Ol Humerickhouse
Will -Humerickhouse
Ed Ferguson
John
Humerickhouse
Charles Myers
Epsom
Sarah Clark
Martha Hattery
Jed Brock
Lewis Rheabottom
John Humerickhouse
Russell
John Shurgell
Odon
Robert Trueblood
Teddy
Ermil Humerickhouse
John Hopkins
Reed amendment ruling in federal case over Reed prohibition
Judge A B Anderson ruled the Reed amendment constitutional in a federal case involving Indiana pharmacists Lewid Haag Julius A Haind and L Haag charged with conspiring to violate the ban on interstate liquor transport. Trial for the underlying case is scheduled for June 21.
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A. B. Anderson
Jths Federal
Lewid £. Haag
Julius A. Haind Henbert
L.haag
Indianapolis
dria+ gists
Anderson
Te -Bugourt
Indianapolis Welcomes New Indiana Bishop Arrival
Bishop Frederick Delandie is scheduled to arrive in Indianapolis this afternoon. The ceremony includes the social union of Indianap ls and a celebratory event at the Methodist church. Local officials and church members anticipate a significant gathering by Friday night.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Frederick
Delandie
Sosial Union of
Ofitte Piahee
Local families visit over weekend in Terre Haute area
Numerous residents and relatives from Terre Haute and nearby towns spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives. The gatherings included Laurence yer tga Ernest Roa Frances enbark l and daughter Thelma, plus several families such as the Bechtel, Faunt, Hasler, and Myers households, with extended kin traveling from Evansville and Lyons to share time at various homes.
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Larence
Ernest Roa Frances Enbark l
Thelma
Chilaren
Blarion
ediSapday
William Rédael
South
Erdon
Méry
Syund 5
Atterstop
William
Harper
Terre Neienda
Ind
Terre Haute
Mary Chestnut
Nathan Atk
Rite Hire
Marynkut
Fam
Taxation Closes German Plaxityhouses and Theaters
Associated press reports heavy taxes forcing many German playhouses and theaters to close, with 60 venues shut and operatic firms in financial trouble. Rising prices deter audiences while luxury taxes cut box office revenue. American influence and high costs threaten the German stage industry.
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Associated As
Herilin
Plaga
Germany
Reinhardt
Berlin
Kapp
Barnosky
Lessing
Horn
Peeblatt
Catholic High School Plans End of Session and Booklet
June 11 closes exams with June 14 results and certifi cates issued. Final exercises June 17 with a commencement sermon by Rev. Father Smith of Indianapolis. Girls and boys departments to finish this month. A new well printed booklet on Catholic education and school aims was issued for distribution to Catholic families locally and nearby. May Rall of Honor honors sophomores and freshmen, with several eighth and seventh graders listed for achievements.
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Dhurch
Tima
Smith
Indianapolis
Brother Alberti
Brothers of Sacred Hears
Florentia
Marcarius
United States
Washington
St. Louis
Albero
Florentin
Europe
Andrew Golden
Charles Geyer
Wilsor Crawford
Ralph Kramer
Estel Clarke
Harold Davis
James Brewer
Ernest Smith
Lawrence Stevens
Paul Roberts
Willian Sullivan
Charles Crawford
Francis Bruter
Ralph Clements
Bernard Cosgrove
Paul Drew
Joseph Heffernan
John Hofmann
Hugh McEvihy
Arthur O'Neill
William Queen
Ralph Seal
Edward Zinkan
Bernard Brewer
Clarence Grochin
Daniel Daily
George Davis
Louis Gootee
Herbert Larrick
James Leahigh
Leonard ‘McNamara
Leslie Wilson
Joseph Drew
Lavelle Boy Kidnapping Suspect Located In Buffalo
A five year old boy from Smyrna Delaware named Lavelle was found unharmed after a kidnapping claim. The suspect, Valentine, directed police to the boarding house where the boy had been hiding during a visit to Buffalo. The child was later located at a children’s hospital.
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Sige Aled
Vane
Ais
Edward “Lavelle
Smyrna
Delaware
Loy Wats
Valentine
Polids
Buffalo
Children's Hospital
Timber Scarcity Affects Timber and Newsprint Prices
Secretary Meredith reported to the Senate that high timber and newsprint costs stem largely from eastern forest decimation. He noted three fifths of U S timber is gone and growth cannot keep up with aging stock, contributing to elevated prices.
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Washington
Tly
East
Meredith
Senate
Forest Service
United States
Mass tech institute faces protest over new rule
Assoc press reports students and faculty at a major technology institute protest a new policy. The rule affects instruction and class structure, prompting debate about fairness and implementation amid undergrad concerns.
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Associed Press
TON
Massi
Delaware Legislature Adjourns Without Ratification Vote
Dover June 2 Despite President Wilson appeal for ratification of the woman suffrage federal amendment the Delaware legislature adjourned sine die yesterday with the ratification resolution still in the house committee of the whole referenced since Friday
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Dover
Del
Wilson
Delaware
Fragmentary caption from foreign page notice
Incomplete OCR fragment lists names and phrases across a French caption with scattered words about a family and a person named Anish. The readable text is too fragmentary to determine event, date, or location specifics.
Salvation Army paper drive saves tons of waste for mills
The Salvation Army Industrial Headquarters reports collecting over a quarter million tons of waste paper for return to mills. The effort, led by Captain Berdin and teams nationwide, helps supply newsprint and supports unemployment relief by providing bale yard work and recycling duties.
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Agkeatian
West 14Th Street
New York City
Salvationists
Ube
Ce Ho
Diruepols
Fomor
Loiss Pacer Cosvaselng
Ens
Fm Gonl Parioy Ivdurtriay
Hekrapivs Ie iWanos
Captain Berdin
Ruigitey
Salvation Army
Doug
Repays Benefactors and Chorus of Aid in Terre Haute
Captain Otto Beagley reports five months ago the Salent ray provided aid to a man in Terre Haute. The Army soon purchased a piano for headquarters from a local merchant, and additional purchases followed as part of post support.
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Otto Beagley
Dierchant
Car crash near Indianapolis injures family man and Schaffer
June 3 report from Dickne Lind details a six car collision on the Martinsville road near Indianapolis. Ralph Mackey and his wife with four children and Island Wright Schafer and his wife were involved. Shaffer sustained a head wound but all escaped serious injury. Both cars were destroyed. Mackey returned home by train, Schafer remained hospitalized with facial injuries.
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Dickne Lind
Ralph, Mackey
Bicknell Grocers’ Assoglation
Wright Schafer
Automobile
Dent
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Wihieh
Mackey
Fohidnapalia
Adee
Schaffer
Mackey Qi Tazaily
Terre Hautete
Vineaanot
Berry crop to be pare in Petersbury area
A local report notes Berry crop prospects in Pika county with berry shipments earlier to Evansville and nearby cities. Early berries form while market prices hold at a low per quart as the season nears two weeks of shipping potential.
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Petersburry Lune
Pika County
Evansville
Clerk Charged in $20,000 Robbery From Morgue
New York June 3 William Becker a clerk in the public administrator’s office was arrested last night and jailed on charges of stealing $20,000 from the pockets of unidentified dead at the city morgue. He was picked up at Chambers and Church streets while returning papers he allegedly took from the administrator’s files after confessing.
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New York
William Becker
Public Administrator’s
Ano
Veales Orrek Church Sunday Services and Baptism
Veales Creek Baptist church holds regular 5¢ Sunday readings, Sabbath school at 4 10, preaching at 10 04 with baptism for sixteen candidates. Evening service at 6 30 led by Pastor W A Sani ers. Everyone welcome.
Indictments Overruled in Marion County Jail Death Case
Five Marion county deputy sheriffs and two others faced indictments for death and battery on prisoners and permitting gambling in the jail. Special Judge James B. Berryhi ruled the motions overruled in Indianapolis Indiana on June 3.
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Indianaoli
Marion County
Ed Hoss
Wearton
James B. Berryhi
Resolution for Woman Suffrage Reported Out
Baton Rouge La June 3 By unanimous vote the senate federal relations committees today reported out a resolution for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. The legislature yesterday adopted a proposed amendment to the state constitution giving women the right of suffrage.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
The
Senate
Federal Relations
Comauites Today
Station Burns Destroy Oil Colony in Kansas
The Standard Oil colony station in Greeley Kansas valued at more than 1,000,000 dollars was destroyed by fire yesterday. A large plume of smoke and flames swept the site, with authorities investigating the cause and scope of the blaze.
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Greeley, Kas
Standard Oil Colony
Rummplde
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