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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
5
Invites all little girls to a Monday evening event at J. Frank McDermond’s store from 6:30 to 7:30 to bring a doll. Mothers or fathers may attend. Santa Claus and Mother Goose will host a reception, with a premium awarded to the best homemade doll outfit by a girl under ten.
A Unionville Indiana child writes to Santa Claus via a post office notice. The letter asks for a dolls, shoes, hair ribbons, a story book for themselves and a sister Jessie who wants a doll books candy and nuts while noting their father has been ill for four months. The child mentions learning the Ten Commandments and the 23rd psalm.
On January 1, 1912, engineers, brake men and conductors on the C and E I will receive a wage raise set by a Chicago conference among labor leaders and railroad officials. The increase matches or exceeds western Frisco system rates, with firemen already granted their raise. The engineers and firemen gain two cents more per hour, while other classes also receive the balance of the raise.
David Hunter eighty one respected Troy township citizen dies at his son Walter Hunters home east of Covington Funeral held Wednesday Survivors include two sons William P of Warren county and Walter of Covington and a daughter in Louisiana
Social notice announces Ladies Evening at J Frank McDermonds store on Wednesday December 20 from 7 to 8 30 with treats for each lady. The Odd Fellows lodge in Covington plans a December 21 initiation of thirty candidates. Local printer John A Duncan turns 66 this Monday. Amos Smith and wife of Davistownship shopped in the city Tuesday. The Hoosier club met with Mrs Robert Winks Wednesday afternoon. Ralph Hoover visited Lafayette Sunday.
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