Local Interest Advertisements and Health Notes
An ad offers dress goods at half price at the New Era, second door east of the millinery. Fred Marks improves from pneumonia after critical illness. Edith and Ione Breeden plan a Barabren trip with grandfather Granger. A. C. Kimmel attended Auburn courthouse dedication. Mrs. Charles Rule is ill with erysipelas. Metz and McMeans offer harnesses at fair prices. S. Sams recovers from heart trouble and asthma. W. H. Matthews shows improvement and plans return to Albion.
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Agency Dress
Della Spencer
Fred Marks
Edith
Ione Breeden
Barren
Wis
Granger
Local notices and social updates from Albion area
Mrs John Kutcher of Jefferson township ill at home. Postmaster G W Smith and family on vacation at Wa wasee. W S Cramer of Albion National Bank visiting Ohite. D W Lane from Pocahontas WV visiting Albion and Kimball. Dr and Mrs W L Cowan and Mrs Alice Clapp visited Columbia City. Judge L H Wrigley and Roy Wrigley attended UW Madison graduation. Seventy three tramps offloaded at East Indiana Ave last Thursday. Wet weather brings crops and timber damage from a wind storm in Noble county. Ladies Aid to host an experience social at Mrs Charles Kuhns home. The couple Albert Schmuck and Iva Corine Rothermel wed in Kendallville. A California resident grows a white rose on a blackberry bush. Children day program set at M E church with readings, songs, and recitations. Woman's Missionary Society to meet at Mrs J M Matthews home. Vanderford and families visiting relatives in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lane
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Albion and Kimmell
W. L. Cowan
Alice Clapp
Kenneth
Columbia City
Will Clapp
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Charles Kuhn
Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth F Beam
Mrs Elizabeth F Beam aged 82 2 months 8 days died June 16 after nine months illness. She was born April 7 1832 in Butler county daughter of James Stevenson and married to William R Beam on September 22 1853. Survived by husband two daughters Mary Baker Ida Hursey one son James and adopted daughter Minnie Earnhart with funeral at Luth eran church Cromwell Friday 2 30 led by Rev A E Gaff at Snarta cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth F Beam
William R. Bram
Beam
James Stevenson
Butler County
William R. Beam
Mary A Baker
Ida J. Hursey
James
Minnie Earnhart
Auctioneer offers services in Albion area after Chicago training
A graduate of Jones School of Auctioneering in Chicago announces his availability to the public in Albion. He notes years of experience and invites potential clients to try his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones School of Auctioneering
Chicago, Ill
Albion
Albion Ball Team Falls to Bremen Nine 14 to 6
Albion traveled to Bremen on Sunday with seven players signed on the trip as two Bremen players joined to complete the game. Bremen defeated Albion 14 to 6 after Albion faded in the fifth inning. next on the program is a June 28 game featuring the Kimmel Athletes versus the Albion Fords at East Side ball grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Bremen
Grand Central
Kimmel
Albion Fords
East Side
Kimmell Boys
Local Marriage Licenses Granted In Albion Area
The list includes Albert F Schmuck with Iva Corine Rothermel Joseph Lee Waugh with Leah O Clouse Clar ence Manhorter with Burnis Laree Huntsman Delbert Barhydt with Cora Welch Ernest Guy Heckel with Edna Ione Shearer. Delbert Barhbydt of Kendallville and Cora Welch of Avilla wed at Rev O W Bowen’s home in Albion Saturday evening and will reside in Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Bowen
Albert Schmuck
Iva Corine Rothermel
Kendallville
A. R. Cole
Albert F. Schmuck
Joseph Lee Waugh
Leah O Clouse
Clarence Manhorter
Burnis Laree Huntsman
Delbert Barhydt
Cora Welch
Ernest Guy Heckel
Edna Ione Shearer
Delbert Barhbydt
Avilla
Albion
Adjourned Term Ordered for Noble County Court
The Noble Circuit Court of Noble County Indiana declares an adjourned term to begin August 7 1914 at nine O clock A M as part of the May 1914 term. Notice shall be published in The Albion New Era and The Albion Democrat, one issue in each paper. Clerk William H Favinger certifies the order is a true copy dated June 13 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Circuit Court
Noble County
Indiana
Albion New Era
Albion Democrat
State OF Indiana
William Et. Favinger
William H. Favinger
Noble County Horticultural Society Meets at Rimmells
The Noble County Horticultural Society met at Mr and Mrs Sherman Rimmell on Thursday June 18 with a large attendance. A two hundred serving by society ladies, fruit and desserts, musical selections, and papers on farming topics filled the afternoon. Members paid arrears to join for 1913 and 1914 and year books were paid for as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County Horticultural Society
Sherman Rimmel
J. E Pancake
Beth Rimmell
Lewis Hill
Isabella Neal
J. W. Moorhouse
George Arehart
Bertha Hart
Barcarolle
O'Hoffman
Lloyd Favinger
Trish
T. L Imes
C. L. W. Harvey
Enos Bricker
G. C. Seymore
S. Neal
J. E
Loetta Kuhn
Local Club Reports Fruit Display and Dues
The report notes gooseberries and strawberries with totals of 15 86 in receipts. Membership fees collected were 13 00. Premiums and cost of berries were 13 30. The next meeting is at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Forker, west of Kendallville, on Thursday August 20. Etue H Belt, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hayes
J. J Forker
Kendallville
Etue
Clarence Martin Joins Barnum firm north of town
Clarence Martin accepted a position with O. P. Barnum located north of town. Mrs. W. H. Menaugh and Mrs. Glenn Gaft attended the Epworth League convention at Kendallville last Thursday. Mrs. E. V. Molen of Mt. Vernon Ohio arrives to stay weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clapp and others. Fr Walters the moving picture man who bought no Edington bakery interest visited Fort Wayne last week seeking a location. A parliamentary club luncheon featured a tale of a famous politician at a banquet where speeches were expected. A fish course led a guest to joke about following the fish and saying nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Menaugh
Glenn Gaft
Epworth League
Kendallville
Fr. Walters
Moving Picture
Edington Bakery
Mr. Edington
Fort Wayne
Young Chicago Vocalist Esther Pearson to Perform
The Moline Dispatch notes Esther Pearson the young Chicago vocalist will appear on the Lincoln Chautauqua program the sixth day. She belongs to the National Grand Opera Company and will sing preludes to Congressmen Fred and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moline
M1) Dispatch
Esther Pearson
Chicago
Shorthand History from Antiquity to Early English Works
The article traces shorthand from ancient times through key figures like Ennius Tyro Cicero's freeman and Seneca. It notes the Are Scribend i Characteris from 1412 as the oldest extant system and cites Dr Timothy Brights 1582 Characterie as the first English shorthand work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennius
Tyro
Cicero
Freeman
Seneca
Timothy Bright
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Baughman’s Hardware
Albion, Indiana
Stanley
A. C. Kimmel
Court House
Auburn
Charles Rule
Metz & McMeans
Ers
W. H. Matthews
Hibson Garage
Kubns & Rosen
Albion National Bank
John Kutcher
Jefferson Township
Bargan
T. Ralliban
Ind
G. W. Smith
R. E. Smith
Wawasee
W. S. Cramer
Ohite
L. H. Wrigley
Madison
Roy Wrigley
University of Wisconsin
Air Line
Indiana Avenue
Elkhart
California
M. E. Church
Mary Grant
Laura Coats
Helen Neitdhardt
Grace Gappinger
Marcelle Foote
Hazel Stevenson
Evelyn Morraye
Phylis Brambaugh
Wilhelmina Coats
Katherine Beck
Floy Evans
Mildred Stevenson
Mary Forker
Temple
Little Robins
Alee
Ola
Ruth Griffin
James Edwards
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Matthews
Chester Vanderford
W. C Vanderford
Mrs . Crothers
York Township
W. C. Vanderford
Michigan
Elizabeth Beam
Cromwell
A E Gaff
Darial
Snarta Cemetery
Premo
R. F. Mayfield
Albion, Ind
John Singleton
State OF
Fred D. Spencer
Grant & Foote, Attorneys
Lyron P. Gray
Julia Foote
Martha Copeland
Fred
Talbert
L. A. Rawson
Southwick
A. Rawson
William Stout
Cherries
William
A. J. Kim
Clarence Martin
O. P. Barnum
E. V. Molen
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
C. M. Clapp
Lincoln Chautauquas
Albion Chautauqua
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