Bank report shows Farmer & Merchants Bank condition
Report of the condition of the Farmer and Merchants Bank at Montgomery Indiana as of May 1 1916 lists resources loans and discounts 533159 2 overdrafts nil bonds and securities 4500 00 banking house 2000 00 furniture and fixtures 1300 0 cash on hand 2126 08 cash items 1050 44 current expenses 0 0 cash collections in transit 341 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Walker
B.l.spalding
Farmer & Merchants Bank
Montgomery
Indiana
Just World Peace and God's Kingdom On Earth Prophecy
A religious meditation argues that Christ’s reign will bring righteousness to all nations. It cites Isaiah, Jeremiah, Micah, and Ezekiel to claim knowledge of the Lord will fill the earth, swords become plowshares, and deserts bloom as Eden, with all peoples learning God’s ways under divine judgment and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Isiah
Michael
Jeremah
Alany
Earth
Garden of Eden
Mrs Stanton Mother of Rev Father J B Stanton
Mrs Mary Stanton mother of the Rev Father J B Stanton assistant at St Xaviers cathedral in Win ten is listed for a Richmoun event on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stanton
J.B. Stanton
Pecer St Xaviers Cathedral
Winten
Richmoun
Local Social Notes From Oaklland City and Nearby Towns
Mrs Elizh Kirk visited Oaklland City Thursday to see friends Mr and Mrs Guy Barley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Flinn Martin Counts Morc and Mrs Frank Isderlasten entertained guests Wade and daughter George Tutner attended Oden Monday Miss Eunice Reubotton guest of Alpha Brock Sunday William Brenklin returned to Oklahoma last week Bible class services set for Concord next Sunday night Thomas Ainscough and family visited Maury Ainscough and wife Franklin went to Montgomery Sunday Charles Sthnney went to Dayville to attend school Ekimer Malpeua went to Odon selling farm work Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizh Kirk
Oaklland City
Guy Barley
Sunda
Roscoe Flinn
Martin Counts Mroc
Frank Isderlasten
Wade
Wner
George Tutner
Oden
Eunice Reubotton
Alpha Brock
William Brenklin
Oklahoma
Concord
Thomas Ainscough
Maury Ainscough
Js Franklin
Montgomery
Charles Sthnney
Dayville
Ekimer Malpe Ua
Odon Sun Ly Af
Alfordsville
Burress
EL Jackson
Burris
Margaret
Washington
Mitehell
Airs
DG Eismore
Plainville
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Greys
Hedrick
Por
Suna
Bieft
McCord
Otterburs Bros
Bertha Chenino
Mondas
Chal Redhaf Gays
Narion-News
Ss. S
Mint-Colas
Stronsih
Vintennes Werd
Bplainville
Vilseensey
Priter
Tony
Wasi Iy
Thora Tysry
Oscarabelt
Kiot Washington
Margarett Rammer
Arthar Risley
Mers
Sundin
Kittel
Christina Sawyer
Stella Cloire
Loo
Mantha Groves
di Ughton
Blanche Cox
Ada
Ray
Epsom
Tilla
Cox
Almer
Charle
Ay Young
James Heriant
John
Ley
George Shites
Odon
Kidwell
andeBernie
Mary Lentz
Ash
J. A
Ger
T. M
Wade Finhae
Tormenl
Ashingtin
Uae
Ware
Wwe
Glen Ti
Prairie Creek
Ohn Cave
E Fest Cave
Rollaul Perkins
Odon. Siday Evening, Ext To Myrtl Brown
D Woodler
Myrtle Brown
John Cave
Pik Pasant
Roll Perkins
Virgie Wison
Cley Perkins
Edson
Own
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Herr at 77 in Washington
Mrs Elizabeth Herr aged seventy seven years died at her home 10 Har OH avenue Washington while living with daughter Mrs Josephine Feacans. Born in Germany in 1839 she came to Washington with husband Henry Herr who died in 1898. Funeral services will be held at St Marys church dootdock Saturday morning with burial in St Johns cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Herr
Dil Hens Herr
Har OH Avenue
Josephine Feacans
Herr
Germany
Washington
Henry Herr
St. Marie
Boy Killed by Gunshot in Mitchell Home Tragedy
A three year old Austrian boy, son of Omaljin Selektor, died from a gunshot wound in Mitchell. An eight year old, who was with the child, said the shotgun he had picked up and moved to the bed appeared to be empty before it fired. Coroner Roach investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popo iSenatar
Omaljin Selektor
Mitchell
Corondr Roach
Sheriff's cash mishandling case stirs Madison inquiry
The report details a money handling dispute involving Sheriff Guthrie and deputy staff over a $209 cash deposit. Allegations center on misplacement and possible improper access as officials, including ex-clerk Willem, search for the missing funds amid a March court session in Madison.
Interey And tondin Poorer, mitted straet: At OB
Incomplete OCR text yields a brief, unclear item with limited readable names and place. The fragment suggests a report regarding an event at OB with financial or social implications but lacks concrete details.
Plainville Bank Heist Involving Kalion and Witte
Fragmentary OCR relays a Plainville bank incident naming Kalion and Witte among others. The unreadable text blocks obscure roles, dates, and outcomes. no clear suspects, timeline, or charges emerge from the garbled lines.
Border troop patrol proposal discussed in Washington
The text describes conflicting proposals on border security and troop patrols, with General Obre's plan favored by some and Washington discussions shaping withdrawal and unaltered agreement. It references figures Jush L. Scote and Freq. stom and ongoing negotiations in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jush L. Scote
Obre‘son
Washington City
Jasonville Club Faces Night of Big Football Rivalry
Local notes describe Vic Bral and Clem Lacey leading a large group of fans to Wells upstate for a key match against Woodlawn. Eagles reportedly struggle as their latest effort falls short in the north Washington region.
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de Jasonville Olin
Tay
San Juvis
Vic Bral
Allen and Leyers
Wells Upstate
Clem Lacey
Weill Swoeq Woodlawn
Witern We
Jasonville
Asonville
Eaglés
Washington
Gregory Market hires Ellis Battingly as department head
Ellis Battingly, a well known meat cutter long connected with Vollmer Sani stores, takes charge of the meat department at the Gregory market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Battingly
Wao
Vollmer: Sani
Gregory
Belleview Strike Shadows Cabinet Foremen Dispute
Industrial disruption at the B&O line prompts cabinet shop workers to quit after a seniority dispute over machine operation. Union members in the Washington local of the Brotherhood Car Men of America see their actions affecting maintenance, with transfers and grievances noted as the shop acts proceed. Local family notices follow with birthdays and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Southwestern 4
Compa
Bing
al. Ee
Washington
Brotherhood
Car Men of America
Ing
Cabint
Artment
Teed
Ion
Thej
Mmili Fe
Emom
Knights of Columbus elect officers at state convention
The Indiana Knights of Columbus closed their state convention in Davenport with Walsh reelected as the 17th place leader. Delegates from Washington and East Chicago selected officers including John J. dCal and Charles Niblack, plus a grand ball drew wide attendance. The gathering highlighted Catholic fervor and support for church and community works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Co
Kokomo
Wialsh
Washington
John J
Supreme Coune
Davenport
T. J. Connelly
Taths
Hidiaia
St. Marys
Mesof Rushville
Tie
Mnishthoot
Knights of
Contested Ballots and Court Session Details
Fragmentary notes describe contested ballots, a superior court matter, vetoes, and a county session. References to MW Tait and WY indicate local officials or judges involved. The text hints at political conflicts, appeals, and governance discussions without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IV. S. Ellis
Wwers
Heth Uifsein
Wifawerl
Ihe
Pio Sulla
PS Ume Phy
Washington Knights win prize at Indianapolis parade
The Washington Knights commandery won first prize at the annual conclave parade in Indianapolis. Spectators praised their excellent showing and the large percentage of members in line and in uniform. The local commandery also received high praise for military evolutions shown at the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Knights Templars
Indianapolis
Kicked by a Horse Injures Walter Drury
Walter Drury of the northwest of the city is recovering from a severe jolt received when his horse kicked him. Mrs Drury was reportedly too close to the kicking end at the time of the incident. Jae Wright, from Plafville, visited town and ordered The Herald mailed to his address for a year. Wright previously served thirteen years as a rural carrier without major incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Drury
Jae. Wright
Plafiville
Fhe Herald
Wright
Sam
William Alien Cultop
Steele Town
Daviess County
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Keith at Bicknell after illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Keith, widow of Morton Allace, longtime resident and traveling salesman from Washington, died at age 7 after a week of pneumonia illness at Bicknell. The obituary notes her as mother to Morton Allace and records the family address and date of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilizabett Keith
Morton Allace
Ashington
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William Ik
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Charles Codh
Hy Fae
James A. Gill
LEN
Bicknell
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