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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
5
The Weck safety blades can be stroped and sharpened on a common razor strop without removal of the blade. It is the only safety razor that can be kept sharp this way and blades last five times longer than those of any other safety razor.
Local residents and visitors are cited in Albion and vicinity, with summer plans and travels listed. Families including the Rallihan and Bidwell clans, Mrs. Rogers of Florida, and Rev. Luke are noted guests, while university students return for break and purchases at Baughman’s. A Sun Bros circus matinee near Auburn ends early due to winds ahead of Ringling show.
Farmers report fields expect about 50 bushels per acre this season with several fields already threshing at 54 bushels per acre last year indicating strong yields ahead.
Albion defeated Archer's All Stars 12 to 15 in a Sunday matinee. Fort Wayne coverage notes Albion's late scoring edge and persistent lead as the local nine stay ahead despite the visitors' scoring spurt.
The Albion event featured a close baseball game with strong pitching by Hises and a home run by L Sinderson. A subsequent Strawberries and Roses Horticultural Society meeting at Mrs Munks drew about 300 attendees with spraying demonstrations, a photo session by Roy Wible, and extensive premium judging and receipts.
J. E Hoffman returned last week from Kinderhook Michigan where he had been the guest of his daughter Mrs. M. R. Hoyt.
In Noble Circuit Court a complaint to quiet title over two hundred acres in Noble County is filed. The defendants include many unknown or non resident parties and names of estates and heirs. The action seeks to determine ownership of the real estate described and notifies all defendants to appear by August 16, 1915.
Prof. Durham's lecture exceeded expectations and the musical numbers earned high praise. The August meeting is planned at Mr. and Mrs. William Stout's country home near Kendallville on Thursday, August 19.
An article surveys hat rules in various settings. In Paris libraries men wear hats. in Berlin a crippled man is rebuked for entering with his hat. The Friends keep hats at services, a devout Jew wears one in his synagogue, and a vicar scolds ladies bareheaded. Eastern mosques require shoes off. Grace and Trinity churches do not. Catholic services see women wearing hats or veils.
A small boy bristles with pride as he shines his shoes for the final school day. He chats with his mother about passing, noting George’s daily flowers for the teacher and his plan for one grand bouquet this morning.
President O P Barnum and his committees announce July 1 as Old Settlers Day with speakers, music, dinners, and sports. The event aims to honor pioneers as they pass away, urging everyone to attend and make it a memorable celebration.
The Sun Bros circus drew fair crowds with two strong performances. A Friday storm caused minor damage to Mrs. Mary Rosenberger’s summer kitchen and coal shed and damaged J. J. Martin's electrical transformer, scattering debris in his yard.
The Noble circuit court in Indiana on June 12 1915 received a complaint against Lewis C Huber in a note recovery case filed by Elizabeth Huber and others. The defendant is required to appear and answer by August 16 1915 or face the suit's default disposition at Albion Noble County Indiana courthouse.
The M. E. Church reports full houses at morning and evening services last Sunday. Sunday school made a small lead over the previous week. The pastor will present an engaging subject next Sunday and invites the public to attend. The large choir performed well and will sing again. a pew awaits you and friends.
The Commissioner of Construction appointed by the Noble County Board of Commissioners announces the collection of assessments of benefits in the Frank Marker petition for drainage in Noble township. Payments are due in ten percent installments at Albion National Bank by July 23 1915 and by the 23rd of each month for nine months or until collected. Lands liable must pay as provided by law. a list of benefits is available at the bank. Will T. Knox Spangler & Nobles Attorneys for Petitioners.
Notice that in Noble township Noble county Indiana the county will on Friday July 2 1915 at 1 PM at the Surveyor s office Albion Indiana let the drainage work by contract to the lowest bidder The commissioner may reject all bids and the sale may continue daily until sold Information on specifications is available at the Auditor s or Surveyor s offices Albion Indiana Spangler Nobles Attorneys for Petitioners 45 2W
Mrs Isaiah Campbell of Kim mell is reported in a serious condition with health concerns described as critical by local sources.
Mrs. Lizzie Slyter and Mrs. A J Snapp of Goshen stand by S. W. Stoops at his bedside. W. P. Henderson from Mason City Iowa, visited his sister Mrs Ellen Coe for a few days. Subscribe a year for your friend.
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