Democrats Face Legislative Session Limited by McCray Record
Kentucky news notes state legislators prepare for a new session amid criticism of the McCray administration. Bracken becomes state auditor, with influence over expenses. Republicans and Democrats plan limited reforms including reform school funding, higher auto fees, stricter drunk driving penalties, and a state building program tied to an educational survey.
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McCray
Icalars
Atlee
Statehouse
Nobpert Braccei
Pirankfort
William G. Olver
Bracken
Save
Ahib
Travernor Richay
Republcan
House
State Board of Agriculture
Randolph county five acre corn winners announced
The five acre corn contest results list six top growers led by W. H Egg of Farmland with 105 bushels per acre. J. W. Pegg Jr of Farmland follows at 103.8, L. O. Turner of Union City 99.6, Marvin Thornburg of Winchester 91, Ioa Rowe of Union City 80, and Clarence Sickles of Union City 74.1 bushels per acre.
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Randolph County
W. Hegg
J. W. Pegg, Jr
L. O. Turner
Union City
Marvin Thornburg
Winchester
Ioa Rowe
Clarence Sickles
Rotary Club meets with talks at Main Street Church of Christ
The weekly Rotary gathering was held Monday in the basement of the Main Street Church of Christ. Jesse Pike gave a classification talk on the Winchester Stock Yards. Visitors Bob Huey and Ed Williamson of Echmond attended, Huey giving an engaging account of a recent Southland visit.
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Rotary Club
Main Street
Church of Christ
Jesse Pike
Winchester
Christmas Shoppers Invited to See Big Holiday Display
The Journal-Herald highlights a large Christmas advertising display urging readers to visit local merchants. Stores invite shoppers to examine a wide variety of festive goods and find just the things they want.
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The
Journal-Herald
Big Pow Wow a Howling Success at Saratoga Meeting
At the county gathering of The Imp O R M at Saratoga on December 6 a large Red Men crowd attended. The Ridgeville Tribe staff conducted the Adoption Degree for many candidates while J H B White of Winchester delivered a notable talk. A corn venison hot dog feast followed as hospitality impressed all. The next county meeting is set for Limon City in January.
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Big County
Imp. O. R. M
Saratoga
Ridgeville
J. H. B. White
Winchester
Unclear OCR Text on Local Matter
The readable fragments suggest a local issue involving a mayor, dates in December, a price or fee of 25.00, and references to debts or bids. The passage contains many garbled names and places, making precise reconstruction difficult.
Three Arrested In Grand Larceny Case In Randolphon Circuit Court
A. Alt sordicey Walter J Arnett of Union City and John F Brown of St Louis were brought before Judge A L Bales in Randolphon circuit court and pleaded to grand larceny. Each was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to the reformatory from one to fourteen years. Arnett has served six months at the penal farm and Eley has served six years in the Ohio Reformatory. Coaster Wagons Magee Hardware Company.
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Aaltsurdicey
Walter J. Arnett
Union City
John F. Brown
Br. Louis
Winchester Guild Club Plans Dance for January 1925
The Winchester Guild Club arranges a dance to mark the event of January 1 1925. Mrs. Jd Clark, Mrs. Pierre FL Gooden, Mrs. J W Macy, Miss Starbuck and Miss Starbuck are named participants with Starbuck appointed treasurer.
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GGL
Wincnester Giif
P. Tai
Tae Patroneses
Clark
Pierre FL Gooden
J. Ww. Macy
Wire.reurge Daqua
Kyle J. Gard
Coed Lilisenert
Sites Bute Starbuck
Miss Starbuck
Child Hurt by Electric Pump Accident Near Winchester
Eight year old Heron Keon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keon, was pinned by a shirt sleeve in an electric pump northwest of Winchester. His arm was drawn into the machine and the flesh badly torn. Medical care aimed to prevent infection and complications.
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Diuvert Heron
Charles Keon
Winchester
Man Declared Insane Then Attacks Sheriff
Robert McQuittey of nine miles north of Union City is committed to East Haven asylum for violent insanity. Sheriff Fisher attempting custody is struck by boiling coffee, leaving both men badly scalded.
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Robert Meuittey
Union City
East Haven Asylum
Richmond
Rural Carrier Examination in Winchester for Modoc post
A Civil Service Exam will be held in Winchester on January 13 1923 to fill a rural carrier position at Modoc. Salary starts at $1.00 per day for a 24 mile wagon route with $30 per year for each additional mile. motor routes pay $2 450 to $2 600 annually.
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Winchester
Modoc
Randolph County Considers $10,000 Toward Riley Hospital Fund
Indications are that Randolph county will subscribe at least $10,000 to the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children building fund in Indianapolis. County chairman Carl McCamish has spent much effort promoting the effort.
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Randolph County
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Carl McCamish
Card of Thanks for Daniel Hoffman and Family
We thank the minister, friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Daniel Hoffman.
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Daniel Hoffman
Rupe Announces Daughter Mary Marries Chester Helm
Mr and Mrs Albert Rupe announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to Chester Helm son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Helm of Richmond. The ceremony took place December 2.
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Albert Rupe
Miss Mary
Chester Helm
Joseph Helm
Richmond
Death of Charles E. Ferris aged 67 at Franklin Street home
Charles E. Ferris died after a long illness at his daughter Mrs. W C Simmons home on West Franklin Street on December 8 1922 aged 67. The funeral was held at the Simmons home and interment was at Fountain Park. Ferris served as Randolph County Bank cashier for 33 years and was city clerk before resigning due to ill health. He belonged to the K P and I O O F lodges.
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Charles E. Ferris
W. C. Simmons
Franklin Street
Simmons
G. M. Payne
Fountain Park
Fair
Ferris
Randolph County
K. of P
Angeline Ioffman Dies At 79 In Local Home
Angeline Ioffman age 79 of South Meridian Street died Thursday evening December 7 at seven o'clock after a six month illness. Funeral services were held on May afternoon with burial at Glatton Park Cemetery. She was born in Randolph County and lived in the city most of her life. Survived by husband Waiker Ioffman a son Raiey and a daughter Mrs Nelle Clevenger.
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Angeline Ioffman
Waiker i
Itvddman
South Meridian Street
Punesal
Dev ‘Ce
Mement
Joes
eGlattun Vark
Nodwae
da Randolph Coun
Death of Almeda Culbertson in Albany area funeral at Fountain Park
Almeda Culbertson 38 wife of Aeisuh Culbertson died Wednesday near Albany Judiana. Funeral services set for this afternoon at one o clock at the saving. Remains to be brought to this city and interred in Fountain Park cemetery. She was sister of Calvin and Alefa Lilai, long residents of this city.
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Almeda Culbertson
Aeisuh Cinuertson
Ner Horace
Albany
Judiana
Fountain Park
Culbertson
Calvin
Alfea Lilai
Death of Mr. Joe Summiers of Indianapolis
Mr. Joe Summiers of Indianapolis died Sunday night at his home from double pneumonia. Remains brought to his mother Mrs. Wesley Summers on East Orange street. Funeral services held at 2:00 PM Wednesday from the home. Interment in Fountain Park Cemetery. Survived by a widow and two sons.
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Joe Summiers
Indianapolis
Carl
Charles Summers
Wesley Summers
East Orange Street
Fountain Park ‘Cemetery
Civil War veteran Ells MecNees dies near Farmland
Ells MecNees, 74, a Civil War veteran, died at his son Bert MecNees home three miles northeast of Farmland Saturday afternoon from paralysis. Funeral services were held Monday at the Max Wile church conducted by Rev. Ti ar Vey Toornburg with Masonic Lodge in charge of burial. He was a brother of H. E. Knees of this city. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mazana Hill of Earlham Iowa, sister of William C. Pickett of Winchester, remembered by longtime residents for childhood on the Pickett farm near town.
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Ells MecNees
Bert McNees
Maxwile Chureh
Tiarvey
Mazana Hill
Earlham
Iowa
Juill
William C. Pickett
Winchester
Pickett
Town
Hill
Alden Miller Dies After Ill Health at 42
Alden Miller of southwest of the city died at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on Thursday evening December 7 1922 after months of ill health. The funeral was held at the Friends church Monday morning with Revs Harvey Thornburg and Frank Cornell officiating. Burial followed at Fountain Park.
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Alden Miller
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Friends Church
Harvey Thornburg
Frank Cornell
Fountain Park
Death of John Heaston Aged 12
John Heaston son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heaston died Wednesday at four in the morning after a brief illness of tubercular meningitis. Survived by his parents and sisters Leona and Mary. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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John Heaston
Chris Heaston
Leona
Mary
Randolph Post 39 to stage Skin Deep at Cozy Theatre
American Legion post 39 will present the film Skin Deep at the Cozy Theatre on December 20 and 21. Proceeds will fund furnishing club rooms for the Legion, which are badly needed.
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American Legion
Legion
Huntsville Ladies Aid Market Set for December 16
The Huntsville Ladies Aid Society will hold a market on Saturday December 16 1922 at the South Side Meat Market.
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Huntsville Ladies Aid Society
South Side
Gift Not Received Urges Early Mailing
A brief notice urges recipients to mail gifts early to avoid delays. The warning emphasizes misrouted or late deliveries as a consequence of procrastination.
Tomorrow Nite Charity Chicken Dinner At Five
A charity event invites neighbors to a chicken dinner at 5:00 PM followed by game booths with candy gifts aprons a minstrel and a fish pond. Community members are encouraged to attend and meet there.
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Charity
Mrs Rickner Granted Divorce in Cruel Treatment Case
The case of Della Rickner versus Nathan Rickner concluded with Judge Bales granting a divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. The defense offered no testimony and the cross complaint was withdrawn. Rickner must return three insurance policies to her and receive $50 for premiums she paid plus court costs.
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Della Rickner
Nathan Rickner
Bales
Masonic Lodge Officers Named in Lapsed OCR Text
Amid garbled OCR, listing of officers appears: Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron with names such as Kate Cleveny and Opal Tai Ver, Associate Metron, Associate Conductress and Secretary positions, plus other titles and misspelled names.
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Salis Duavissen
Wyle Said
Mivs
Kate Cleveny
Metron
Opal Taiver
Lrensuver
Houcleus
Prince Reed
Agnes Lowman
Nlissitiur
MeLLYAIN CUT FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers Delivered
MeLLYAIN CUT FLOWER SHOP offers delivery of cut flowers at any time and can be reached by phone at 140 for orders and inquiries.
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Mellyain
Christian Science Society Services at Moose Home
Sunday Service at 4 45 p.m. with the subject Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Wednesday service at 7 30 p.m. All are welcome. Sunday School at 9 30 a.m.
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Christian Science Society
Moose Home
Friends Church Christmas Season Plans
Sunday School at 9 15 and morning service at 10 30. An evening Cantata on December 24 and a stereoptican show Monday night. Vespers at 5 00 with Bible study and prayer at 7 00 Wednesday. G M Payne minister.
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Friends Church
Act Aves
Cote
G. M. Payne
Revival to Run January 1st to 14th Led by Rev Dunbar
January 1 to 14 marks a revival with Rev. Dunbar reading to the congregation each evening. Sunday services follow usual hours with an evening service at 7:00 featuring a bright lively song service. The Christmas Sunday School service is set for the evening of the 24th. The public is invited to all services. UTILS TEVI MARTIN, Pastor.
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Dunbar
Tevi Martin
Community church announces Sunday schedule and canvass
The Church of Christ lists a 9 16 Bible School next Sunday 10 15 Communion and sermon 2 00 Junior Christian Endeavor 6 15 Senior and intermediate Christian Endeavor 7 15 Evening worship with the pastor speaking All welcome Teacher Training Class meets Tuesdays Every Member Canvass will be next Sunday afternoon Families asked to stay home until canvassers call Pledges requested. L H Graham Minister
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Church OF Christ
L. H. Graham
Christmas Pageant at Main Street Church of Christ
The Main Street Church of Christ presents a Christmas pageant on Sunday evening December 24 performed by the church choir and young people. The service is titled White Gifts for the King and gifts will be received for Ministerial Relief and local relief work.
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Main Street
Church of Christ
Members discuss plans at Old 44 regular meeting
A large attendance at the Old 44 regular meeting Monday evening heard discussion of a membership drive and received numerous applications. The session closed with refreshments served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Inheritance Hearings and Court Actions Noted in Probate Docket
Probate hearings set for December 2 on the Guurt house and Stine estate with inheritance tax matters. The docket lists naturalization petitions, changes of venue, numerous state cases, and property divisions including proceeds and notices across Kokomo and surrounding counties.
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Marina J. Bodrea
Frank Rouditis
Estate
Dubei
Louis Narotsky
Department of Labor
Taylor Carpet Co
Spartansburg
Lewis Aukerman
Willian KB. Clevenger
Alva Renbarger
Arthur Jones
John Earl
Daniel
Chamnese
Jexsen Helloway
Enos Burk
W. W. Newlee
Russell Couts
Ossie Amburn
John E. Lacy
Hubert Thurston
Janes C. Jarrett
al Exparte
Lling
Woodbury Tank Shut Down for Repairs
One of the tanks at the Woodbury Glass Factory has been closed for repairs. The duration is not known as the extent of the work is indefinite.
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Woodbury
Woodbury Glass Factory
Postal guidance shields carriers from finding mail on request
Christmas rush prompts reminders that postmasters are not required to search mail for patrons on rural and city routes. Carriers perform this service only in emergencies. laws prohibit mail lookup during delivery, with a copy of Postal Regulations referenced for guidance.
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Camduw
Devery
Carriey
Caliers
Sidi
L Rey
Vince
Shoe store change as Oliver plans future steps
Harry Oliver, longtime cexul snoe business figure in Greenville, says his store sold last week to Sir. Brown who owns four shoe shops and has named Sir. Kart Compton manager. Oliver will assist briefly and may not stay on long.
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Harry Oliver
Cexul
Oi Tierman Brown
Greenville
Ohio
Brown
Wind
Sir. Kart Compton
T Ae
Oliver
Compcon
ELECT OF PICERS
At a Ladies Auxiliary No 16 meeting officers were elected for 1825. Mannyoke president, Adis Ulne Looun vice president, Bussie Oline, Luss Georton J Ui Obidaly Lrensiler, BonM.e Dusun chaplain, Airs Lua Gaisun wudae, Mrs Ara Moore assistant guide, Maury Buchtl publicist, Daisy Graves inner guard, Susan Haines outer guard, Maud Fisner and Dith Pursiey Polish members.
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Ladies Auxiliary No
Ouowgig Olacers
Mannie Moke
Adis Ulne Looun
Bussie Oline
Luss Georton
Puibiotie Imsitucvor
Tars
Daisy Graves
Jirs
Susan Haines
Maud Fisner
Mis
Dith Pursiey
Zulius
Grace Kelley
Big Legion supper marks Friday night gathering
Notices describe a December 16 social event hosted by the American Legion. The document lists numerous property transfers with owners, parcel descriptions, and monetary considerations, including parcels in Union City Parker Parmland Enterprise Land Co. Parker and other local additions.
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The
American Legion
Irea
Orval L. Hindsley
Union Lily
Camillis L. Reed
Waisy Pearl Reed
Oliver T. Lewis Et. al
Clarence J. Lewis
William &. Geniniell
Thomas F. Prescott
William Turner
Union City
Enterprise Land Co
Parker
Frank J. Southworth
Julia A. Thorn
Alpheus A. Freidline
Fred Fodren
Peter S. Miller
Parmland
A. J. Barnes Et. al
Walter Weaver
Harley J. Shaffer
William H. Warren
Squire J. H. Trine
Mary E. Moffett
Homemade Christmas Cukes Orders Due December 23
Local advert offers homemade Christmas cukes with delivery. Orders must be placed by Saturday December 23. Contact by phone 118 for placement and delivery details.
Windsor man found guilty in gin possession case
The State of Indiana versus Clayton Dudley of Windsor ended with a guilty verdict after a jury found him in possession of 72 bottles of Gordon gin. Dudley was fined $100 and sentenced to a six month term at the penal farm.
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Indiana
Clayton Dudley
Windsor
Ater
Dudler
Truiley
Co Seem
Saeeg
Mrs Emma Achor Receives Five Pound Pecan Box
Mrs. Emma Achor received a five pound box of pecans from her son B. A. Conyers who is in Houston Texas.
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Emma Achor
B. A. Conyers
Houston
Texas
Farmland M. E. Church Rededication
A large congregation attended the rededication of the Farmland M. E. Church last Sunday. Built in 1897, it has been remodeled at a cost of 5000 dollars which has been fully raised. Rev. Sylvester Billheimer from Wayne county attended and took part. Rev. E. M. Dunbar of Union City preached the dedicatory sermon. A male quartet from Red Key provided music. Dinner was served in the basement at noon.
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M. E
Sylvester Billheimer
Wayne County
E. M. Dunbar
Union City
Redkey
From the Sick Room Patients Improve or Remain
James Fiddler shows improvement after illness. Flo Meyer remains bedbound for a week. Elmira Hunt improves after two weeks illness. Nan Reynard of Muncie is ill at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Frank Fouse. J. C. Meier’s condition stays unchanged amid months of illness.
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James Fiddler
Flo Meyer
Nan Reynard
Muncie
Frank Fouse
J. C. Meier
John Wanamaker Dies After Long Illness at 85
Philadelphia merchant prince John Wanamaker is dead after a two months illness at eighty five. He rose from humble beginnings to become one of the nation’s leading merchants and was noted for large religious and benevolent contributions. He supervised a major Sunday school for many years.
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John Wanamaker
Prince
Philadelphia
United States
Bed Blankets In Various Sizes From L. S. Rinkead Co
Blankets offered in multiple sizes priced from 2.25 to 8.45 dollars by L. S. Rinkead & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Rinkead & CO
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Democrats AT Sea
Rotary Meeting
Rochester
Magee Hardware CO
Ross Pares
REDE
Buis
Coaster Wagons
Magee Hardware Company
By-Lo
By-Lo Furniture Co
Mrs. Angeling Hoflman
Almeda
Joe Summers
Ellis McNees
Mrs
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Methodist Church
Ulenjamin Stine
Sarah Myers
Neds
Ameda Curioni
Allard Bigeais
Henry Fouts
Mary June Pouis
Bedrtog
Suaruian Sec
Aubaur Gennedy
Pierroe
Charles H. Williamson
State
Lincoln Young
Clinton
Richey
Deck Remirez
Roll Wenger
Pearl C. Chattin
Swank & Simmons
Wright Auto Sales Company
Lynn
Charles F. Williamson
Edger H. Mienne
Indiana Kenning Company
Marjorie Boggs
John W. Boggs
Kokomo Steel and Wire Co
W. Wh. Moontz
E. H. LeMaster
Stephen Clevenger
Clinton W. Kem
James M. Browne
Randolpn County
Mary A. Clough
Melvina J. Williamson
Jessie C. Williamson
Fairmount Drop Forge Co
Muncie Gear Works
M. L. Mills and Sons Co
Fred Jackson
John C. Jackson
Harry Jackson
Dee Richard Buchanan
Olive Sarah LeFever
Walter D. Summers
Evan Clements
William Henry Oberer
R. R
Ruth Pearl Cable
Lawrence Ray Harrison
Fountain City
Marguerite Leonard
George E. Karns
India
Karns
Presbyterian Church
Sundae Lehnel Orchestra
Myps
John L Cheney
Poe
Mos
Ss Hinshaw
Mura
Te Baud
Bodanas
Loni
Havik
Hreistmas Sale
Coca
Buddie
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