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Headlee
The Shelbyville Republican
Monday, September 21, 1925
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Society
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Dinner Yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Headlee, of Blue Ridge entertained yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Vern Headlee and grandson, of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Headlee, of Shelbyville.Monday, September 21, 1925
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Society
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Dinner Yesterday.
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelby Republican
Thursday July 3, 1924
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DIVORCE GRANTED
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Anna A. Headlee
has been granted a decree of divorce from Luther T.
Headlee by Judge Harry C. Morrison, in the Shelby Circuit Court.Thursday July 3, 1924
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DIVORCE GRANTED
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Contributed by Barb Huff
The Shelby Republican
Thursday April 10, 1924
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HUSBAND WEDDED HER FOR SPITE
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Charge Made By Mrs. Anna Headlee,
Who Seeks Divorce From Luther T. Headlee
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WIFE WAS FORCED TO WORK
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Mrs. Anna A. Headlee, No. 506 Montgomery street, has filed a complaint
for a divorce against Luther T. Headlee, in the Shelby circuit court.
Elmer Bassett represents the plaintiff.Thursday April 10, 1924
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HUSBAND WEDDED HER FOR SPITE
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Charge Made By Mrs. Anna Headlee,
Who Seeks Divorce From Luther T. Headlee
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WIFE WAS FORCED TO WORK
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Mr. and Mrs. Headlee were married July 16, 1883, and separated in August 1923. Mrs. Headlee states that her husband failed to provide clothing for her. She says that since October, 1920, her husband has bought her but two pairs of shoes, and has given her but $8 for clothing. The plaintiff asserts that she has worked to pay their bills and to buy her clothing.
The wife alleges that her husband told her that he did not care for her, and that he married her for spite.
Contributed by Barb Huff
The Shelbyville Republican
Monday Afternoon, April 7, 1924
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HUSBAND WEDDED HER FOR SPITE
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Charge Made by Mrs. Anna Headlee,
Who Seeks Divorce From L. T. Headlee.
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WIFE WAS FORCED TO WORK
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Mrs. Anna Headlee,
No. 506 Montgomery street; has filed a complaint for a divorce against Luther
T. Headlee, in the Shelby circuit court. Elmer Bassett
represents the plaintiff.Monday Afternoon, April 7, 1924
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HUSBAND WEDDED HER FOR SPITE
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Charge Made by Mrs. Anna Headlee,
Who Seeks Divorce From L. T. Headlee.
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WIFE WAS FORCED TO WORK
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Mr. and Mrs. Headlee were married July 16, 1883, and separated in August, 1923. Mrs. Headlee states that her husband failed to provide clothing for her. She says that since October, 1920, her husband has bought her but tow pairs of shoes, and has given her but $8 for clothing. The plaintiff asserts that she has worked out to get money with which to pay their bills and to buy her clothing.
The wife alleges that her husband told her that he did not care for her, and that he had married her for spite.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Indianapolis Star
February 1, 1923
Page 9
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SHELBYVILLE COUPLE WEDS
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Shelbyville, Ind. Dec 31--- The marriage of
Miss Leah Jessie Headlee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Headlee, to R. Ray Banker, son of
Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Banker, was performed here last evening. The Rev. W. C. Ott of
this city read the service before a number of friends and relatives of the
couple. Following the ceremony the guests were entertained at a reception
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Banker. The bride is prominent socially in this
city. Mr. Banker is one of the younger men of Shelbyville interested in the
manufacture of furniture and is a manager in one of the largest industries
here.February 1, 1923
Page 9
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SHELBYVILLE COUPLE WEDS
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Contributed by Janet McColley Franklin
The Shelby Democrat
June 3, 1915
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ELECTED OFFICERS
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(From Wednesday's Daily.)
The Young People's Missionary Circle of the First Christian church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ortis Headlee, at her home north of the city. the trip was made on the interurban cars, the members leaving here at 1:20 o'clock and returning at 6:50 in the evening. The circle had planned to hold the meeting in the open, but were forced to hold it in the house because of the rain. It was the annual election of officers and the following were elected: President, Eddie Baird; vice-president, Mrs. Bert Andrews; secretary, Everett Gatewood, and treasurer, Miss Fannie Bone. A social hour was enjoyed after the business session, during which time a picnic supper was enjoyed. The Headlees have an ideal place to picnec near their home and the members of the circle were only too sorry that the rain interfered with their plans.June 3, 1915
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ELECTED OFFICERS
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(From Wednesday's Daily.)
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelbyville Democrat
Monday, September 5, 1910
Page 1 column 6
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Special Police for Fair Week.
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Miss Goldie Hamblin and Mrs. Ortis Headlee of this city, attended a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Florence Cherry of Rays Crossing, today, for Miss Bertha Farthing, who is to become the bride of Stanton Lee within a short time.Monday, September 5, 1910
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Special Police for Fair Week.
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
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