Anderson Armory Site Approved in Anderson Indiana
Announcement from the Indiana armory board confirms approval of a site at Main and Seventh streets northeast in Anderson. Adjutant General William H. Kershner authorized to proceed with building plans. construction to start within three weeks at an estimated cost of about 60,000 dollars with support from the Chamber of Commerce and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Indiana Armory Board
Main
Seventh Streets
Adjt
William H. Kershner
State National Guarda
Chamber of Commerce and
City
Local social notes and visits spread through Plainville area
Miss Ella Vowell and Florence Milby guests of Mr and Mrs A Reynolds with Rex Law yer. Families in town host and visit kin from French Lick Petersburg Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Local students from Indian Central College return to see parents as many plan church and Missionary Society meetings June 6. Rebekah Lodge in Plainville set officer elections for June 6 with a social pie or sandwich bring.
Page Pile Treatment Praised By Hammond Orchestra Leader
In The Spotlight Hammond Indiana reports Barnie G. Young a longtime theater orchestra leader suffering with piles found relief quickly from the Page Pile Treatment. The ad touts cure for blind itching bleeding and protruding piles with a money back guarantee and lists Washington retailers C C Williams Henry J Lindeman Warren Van Trees Betts Co. and L P Cahill as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Street
Washington
Yesterday's Results in American Association Baseball
Indianapolis beat Louisville 2 to 1 and Toledo defeated Columbus 7 to 3. Only games on the schedule were played yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Baseball Scores From American League Games
Detroit beat Cleveland 9 to 4 while New York defeated Washington 4 to 0 Chicago won 7 to 1 and St Louis tied 2 to 2 Philadelphia’s game with Boston postponed by rain.
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Zeck
Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
National League baseball scores reported
In a National League tally Boston defeated Philadelphia 9 to 4 while Pittsburgh and St Louis finished tied 3 to 3. The scores reflect a busy baseball slate with multiple bottom-line outcomes in the league standings.
Court Order Sought to Allow Painting Near Property Line
Evansville June 1 James D Stanley seeks an injunction to paint one side of his house against Huffman alleging that painting the exterior would rot and deteriorate the shared wall and threaten the home. He asks the court for the right to go onto Huffman’s property peacefully to paint the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvansville
James D. Stanley
Prolate
Stanley
Stanley Parsuer
Huffman
Junior League Baseball Meeting Tonight At Community Center
Community leaders from War Mother, Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, Rotary and churches plan a 1:30 gathering to launch the Junior Baseball League. Mr. Harlan expects a large turnout as local clubs fund a $50,000 effort to promote the youth league and offer attendance to the series for aspiring players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion Post
Community Home
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary
Harlan
ElNora News Highlights Local Notices And Visits
The ElNora News details church program notes with music and prayers, veterans decorating graves, and local visits. It records family visits from Sedgila Ohio to Rev W L Hickey, Scott Cain and others, plus a 21 3 ElNora baseball win over Washington and residents traveling to Scotland, Kentucky and Madison.
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the Christian Church
America
W. AL. Hickey
W. M. Clark
Cullford
Farris
W. E B. Peppie
Hervey Tomey
Harry Hitchcock
W. L. Hickey
Clarence White
Dry police chief in jail as drunk in Central City
Central City Kentucky June 1 Forrest Bibb was named acting chief after chief A B Tuck was jailed in Greenville on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Sheriff Shaver served a peace warrant and Tuck is held in default of a 500 dollar bond. Mayor McDowell named Bibb to head the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Forrest Bibb
A. B. Tuck
Greenville
C. .P. Shaver
Tuck
W. P. Whitmer
Whitmer
Shaver
P. L. McDowell
Louisville
Lawrence Stevens Returns to St Louis After Visit
Lawrence Stevens has returned to St Louis following a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs C G Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence. Stevens
St. Louis
Mrs. C. G| Stevens
Omaha schools spend four million yearly on maintenance costs
Omaha's schools allocate about 4,000,000 dollars annually for maintenance and operation. The Chinese community profile notes a typical height rarely exceeding five feet four inches.
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Omaha
Oxham Chosen DePauw President in Greencastle
Trustees select Dr. Garfield Bromley Oxham of Glendale California as DePauw University president elect to succeed Lemuel H Marlin whose resignation takes effect after commencement exercises Oxham age 37 is married with three children and has recent ties to Boston University He will lead as Hillary Asbury Gobin Memorial Hall is authorized on adjacent property and several bishops and trustees are re elected in the move Mrs Ada Akester visits Mitchell and Danzig becomes a free city under League control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
DePauw University
Garfield Bromley Oxham
Glendale
Calif
Oxham
Lemuel H. Marlin
Murlin
Germany
Berlin
Hillary Asbury Gobin
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis McGonnell
Edwin Hughes
Orge Switzer
Frederick D. Leete
Omaha
Boston University
Bentley Wins in Lewsader Fight at Seminole Lake
Princeton boxer Jack Bentley 142 pounds defeated Bob Lewsader Terre Haute by decision in the ten-round main event at Seminole lake, two and a half miles from Princeton. Chet Smallwood Sullivan outpointed Danny Budd Terre Haute in eight rounds, both 133 pounds. Lovelace and Van Hook drew in six rounds. Carlrick West Terre Haute won the curtain-raiser. Local social notes include visits and memorial services in the Princeton area.
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Princeton
Jack Bentley
Washington
Bob Lewsader
Terre Haute
Seminole Lake
Chet Smallwood
Sullivan
Danny Budd
Lon Lovelace
Ray van Hook
Carlrick
West Terre Haute
Amnathed
Cleveland Post Office Receipts Hit 9.8 Million in 1927
Receipts at the Cleveland Ohio post office reached 9,802,408 dollars for 1927, a record for the local department.
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Cleveland, U
Miss Mildred Myers Travels to Flint to Visit Relatives
Miss Mildred Myers departed Wednesday for Flint Michigan to visit Mr and Mrs Floyd Steele and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Myers
Flint
Michigan
Mrs
Floyd Steele
Miss Ruth Herradchil-Myers Visits Vincennes Couple
Miss Ruth Herradchil-Myers of Vincennes spent Decoration Day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Myers. The brief note records a social call and familiar hospitality in a small town context.
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Ruth Herradchil- Myers
Vincennes
Will Myers
Indianapolis visitors share week of calls
Mr and Mrs John Berthiser and Miss Helen Winklepleck of Indianapolis visited Mrs Deila Cox this week. Mr and Mrs Audery Skoms of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Skomp last week. Mrs Fred Hunn of Terre Haute is visiting Mrs Ethel Caress and family.
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Delbert Wright of
Hammond
H. C. Heibecker
Wm. Hastings
Indianapolis
John Hastings
Ruth Shufflebarger
Mooresville
Mrs
Samuel Shufflebarger
Dorothy Caress
Terre Haute Normal
Ethel. Caress
Grace Woodhouse
Miss Normalef .of
Newberry
Mary Harding
Thomas Slimp
Mary
Frankfort
Ellen Slimp
Ira Tomey
Hervey Tomey
Helen Robinson
Robert Brattin
Princeton
W. T.‘Lynch
John Berthiser
Helen Winklepleck
Deila Cox
Audery Skoms
Samuel Skomp
Fred Hunn
Terre Hauteis
Ethel Caress
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Anderson Armory
Harles Reynolds
Rex
Jeanne
Betty
Sue
Homer Jenefs
French Lick
Thelma Jones
Peterspurg
Pansy
Abel
J. M. Sny
Maremgo
Kington
Wilma
Juanita’ Gra
Miss Hal He Vowell
Offord
John Vowell
William Vowell
Sheldon and
Enna
Indian Central College
Ize
Reg
Perry Key
Anna Strdge
Mrs. Lechner
Montgomery, Tuey
Bert Grove
Wimey Baker
Lora Bakenz
Owensburg
Ernest Claden
Eugene Ler
Ora Duzs
Indianap
el- Charles
Cletus Sheetz
Ohio
W. Sheetz
Cegég McCann
Ivan
Bill Mildred
Bobby
Jasonville
Irwin McCann
Shelburn
Clark
Odon
Mary Harpers
Joe Blagrave
Clara Proj
Indiana Centraldianapolis
Sandborn &Mr
Bia
Ernest Golliher
The
Plainville Christian “Church
Oscar Terrieil
Harry Gough
Dorothy
M. A. Gough
Roscoe McCormick
Clyde
Castle Myers
Sam Jeferson
Irene Doolin
Irene O'Bryan
Gertrude Williams
Hamersly Store
Lee Doolin
Ormal Gough
Paul Summer
Georgia May Burks
Cincinnati, Ohio
Missionary Society of the Plainville United Brethren Church
Mary Chapman
Gary
Irene Green
Elnora
J. L. Machan
Rebekah Lodge
Plainville
Helen Brave
As Hire
William Ward
Newpor
Corrine Anls
Clear Creek
Marence Wallis
Odgil Johnson
Vincetines
Ernes Golliher
E. Littell
Margue
Gordon Bennion
Diana Central College
Indiapolis
Barnie G. Young
Pittsburgh
HRINK
du Ene
Holt
Ben. Gitlow
William Z. Foster
Communist Workers’ Party
Elnora News
Sedglia, Ohio
J. K. Hickey
Peter Hasler
Scotland
Alma Ragle
Charles. Ragle
Dwight, Ill
Elisha Muerer
Blanch and
Weshel
Rive
Arthur Shuffiebarger
Blanch Collins
Alfordsville
Esther Nugent
Madison
Kentucky
Madge Sims
Butler College At
Mr. and
Mrs. Alford Sims
Dwight Andrews
Dwight Junior
Scott Cain
DR. Oxham
Depauw
Ada Akester
Mitchell
Danzig
League of Nations
Bentley
Lewsader
Edinbure
Indiana
L. E. Raney
Robert
Rhoda Npott
Monon
Mr. Mack Chambers
Bedford
Dorothy Shufflebarger
the Methodist Hospital
Will
Nvaives
Morris Pris Plan Co
Oral, W. Gregory, Meee
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