Commissioners Appoint Ad Superintendents in County
County commissioners meeting at the courthouse appointed eighteen gravel road repair superintendents for the year 1922. The board, transitioning to Democratic control, drafted the slate and named specific appointees by district and township, with James Meade taking a seat. James Healy and George Were made viewers of the gravel roads and Chris Myers reappointed custodian of the courthouse for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Hich
James Meade
Robert Barrz
George W. Snider
T. H. Kirnaman
Firman Tomey
Hugh Lett
We. G. Carnahan
Veale
C. B. Wallace
Richards
McDon- Lald
Barr Township
Ver Walker
William Banta
John C. Perkins
Harrison Township
Dan Hopkins
James Ss
Steele
Madisoaries
Kett
Frank Norman
Madison
Bogard
Matthew Lundergan
James Healy
George
Mu Maw
Madi Township
Chris Myers
Miley
Hospital meeting aims to push city hospital plan
A Tuesday night public gathering at People's Hall, called by the Women's Council and Mayor McCarty, urged men to support a proposed city hospital with encouragement and donations. Dr G W Willeford and Dr Mitchell voiced support, noting the hospital is a necessity and urging discreet initial management. Local physicians pledged help, and no opposition was reported.
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People’s Hall
City Hospital
Women’s Council
McCarty
Washington
J. .G. Allen
Popular
G. W. Willeford
Local citizens press hospital drive with broad support
At a public meeting leaders from church and civic groups urged rapid hospital expansion. Dr Lane, Rev Hosken, Rev Lyons, Mrs Ackley, and Prof Axtell voiced strong backing for a city hospital, stressing Christian service and emergency use. An executive committee of fifteen was formed by women to propel the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
A. T. Ackley
W. P. Hosken
Christ
Father Lyons
St. Simo
Isala Citches
W. F. Axtell
Hamlt Allen
Reverend J W Darby Delights Local Congregation
A large audience welcomed Reverend J W Darby a Christian minister who spoke Tuesday night as a prospective minister. The meeting in Beaver Falls where he has preached for six years left a favorable impression on members who heard his sermon and noted he built the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Wi Darby
Beaver Falls
Community notes and court proceedings in progress
The record shows church membership figures and a new worship location valued at 35 000 dollars during a pastorate at the site. An afternoon departure is noted for a pastor. The Christian church still awaits a minister, with a decision due before year’s end. In circuit court, witnesses were examined and arguments heard in the McKernan case. Jury deliberations began after Judge Ogdon gave instructions following a full day of testimony and arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Circuit Court
Kotterman Funeral Set For Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Rufus 8 Kotterman, 61, who died Monday evening, will be held Thursday at 3 30 PM at his home east Eleventh am Vankees Street, by Rev Fowler. Body to be cremated in Indianapolis per his prior request.
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Rufus
Kotterman
East Eleventh
Vankees Street
Mr. Fowler
Indianapolis
Nations Bank of Montgomery Votes to Liquidate
At a Montgomery meeting today two thirds of shares voted to liquidate Nations Bank of Montgomery. Bernard Spalding the cashier was named liquidating agent and the process began. All deposits in the National Bank are being paid in full. Mrs and Mrs Mecfery are visiting from Terre Haute.
Medical Society Meeting Set For December In Green County
The Tit édiegi Medical Society will hold its annual meeting Thursday in this city at the Masonic Hall with Daviess Martin and other doctors in attendance. A 2 PM program features talks on pneumonia serum treatment typhoid fever and abdominal issues with several physicians from Vincennes Washington Plainville Odon Shoals and Indianapolis. An evening banquet at Masonic Hall with toastmaster Dr A Knopfel of Linton follows. The Greene County Medical Society meeting will also be held Thursday December 14 at Linton and may join the Tri-County Society to hold one annual meeting per county. Dr T F Spink will attend and present The Diabetic Dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smadel
Vincennes
O. K
Medae Ue
Plainville
G. Willeford
Washington
J. Nannies Odon Per
Ben Griffith
A. Vincennes
J. G. Cannes
Kin
Odon
A. I. Donaldson
Dave Jewport
CG. BH. Stone
Shoals
Nee May
F. Spink
Greene County
Anonymous Letters Disturb Fifth Ward Residents
Citizens in the Fifth ward near Vollmer Sanitary Store report receiving anonymous letters that rebuke local gossip. No threats were made but residents feel alarmed by the avenging tone. Letters reportedly came through the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Vollmer Sanitary Store
Chillicothe Girls Bests Honor Guests At Dinner
Miss Mary O Haran entertained Tuesday evening guests from Chillicothe Ohio. The evening was spent playing 500. Miss Alice Kauffman was awarded a prize while others present included Margaret Walsh Harie Howard Katherine Howard Margaret Clark Edith Lucas Marguerite O Haran and Edith Lucas.
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Mary O'Haran
Margaret Clark
Edith Lucas
Chillicothe
Ohio
Alice Kauffman
Margaret Walsh
Harie’ Howard
Tearet Clark
Katherine Howard
Mary O Haran
Marguerite O'Haran
Masquerade Party Held by First M School Home Department
The Home department of the First M. school held a masquerade party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smatey on Tuesday evening. About fifty attended, with around two dozen in masquerade. Guests from Danville, Ul, included Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Smale. The event featured costumes and social chatter as Abe Martin notes the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More Street
J. F.smaile
Danville
Mr and Mrs Hervey T Trueblood to live in Canfor
Mr and Mrs Hervey T Trueblood will reside in Canfor for about a year beginning January to aid Mr Truebloods health. The move aims to improve his medical condition while they focus on recovery and well being.
Trusses on sale at Lindeman's Pharmacy
Bargain leather covered trusses advertised from $1 to $4.2? at Lindeman's Pharmacy. The clipped ad highlights elastic and leather options for medical use.
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Our Jjarge. Inc
Trisses, Bie
Eldstic
Lindeman's Pha
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J. W. Darby
Toy Land
Santy
G. Mecfery
Terre Haute
Talgounty Medical Sogety
Jepson
K. of & Building
Chillicothe Girls
Constant
Hill
McNamara
Abe Martin
Clapp’s
Ph’cy the
Rexall
MacDougal Store
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