Indianapolis Night Includes Legion Leaders Fatal Crash
Seen and Heard In Indiana reports the death of F. W. Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion from a crash near Indianapolis as Henry J. Ryan and Milton J. Foreman were injured. The dispatch also notes railroad wrecks at Medora and political reforms across Indiana with multiple local outcomes.
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F. W. Galbraith, Jr
The
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Henry J. Ryan
Legion
Americanism Commission
Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
Illinois
Country Club
Galbraith
Seymour
Baltimore & Ohio
Medora
Hugh Leither
Thomas
Federation
U. 8
Indiana Federation
Windis Federation
McCray
Lafayette Springs
Perry County
State Conservation Commission
Shallcross
Cannelton
Lafayette
Vernon Shallcross
France
Indiana
Gary
New
Columbus
Bartholomew County
South Bend
Carpenters
Mishawaka
Kokomo
Orland A. Somers
Grand Army of the Republic
Richmond
Earnham College
Thomas Clarkaton Trueblood
Thomas Clarkaton Trueblood, Head of the Department of Public Speaking
University of Michigan
Princeton
Cupid's Charm Wins Bride in Local Nuptials
The couple plans to live with the groom's parents before settling on the farm. Out-of-town guests included Fred Karl and family, George Karl of Indianapolis, Adolph Engler and daughter Carolyn, Miss Elsie Scherzeinger, Miss Nellie Clark, Mrs. Henry Meyer and daughter Bertha, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cordrey and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. A Schmitz and family, and Aldo Castrucci of Cincinnati.
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Fred Karl
George Karl
Indianapolis
Adolph Engler
Carolyn
Elsie Scherzeinger
Nellie Clark
Henry Meyer
Bertha
Lee Cordrey
H. A Schmitz
Aldo Castrucci
Cincinnati
BEDEL-HOLTEL Weds in Hamburg at St Ann's Church
Leo C. Holtel and Miss Theresia Bedel, prominent Hamburg youths, wed at St. Ann's Church in a nuptial high mass. Rev. Bracher officiated. A wedding breakfast and reception followed at the bride's home with many friends in attendance.
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Leo C. Holtel
Theresia Bedel
Hamburg
St. Ann’s Church
Bracher
Louise Bedel
Joseph Holtel
Andrew Bedel
Elizabeth Holtel
Joseph
After Thirty Love Is Not Guided by Foolish Faith
A Boston Transcript quip notes that a college professor claims common sense guides men after thirty in love, yet warns no man is immune to folly. The remark undercuts the idea of mature discretion as a safeguard against romance gone awry.
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Boston Transcript
Inspector checks town facilities to ensure safety
The Inspector visits Meet No 1 daily to verify Pullman wheels and tests store and hotel chairs. He identifies unsafe buildings or telephones, patiently stands by and holds them up as needed.
Local families visit relatives across Indiana and Ohio
Additional Locals report Mrs. George Stille and children traveling to Mitchell Indiana. Mrs. Herman Stapelkamper heads to Dillsboro for a week at a sanitarium. Mrs. A Schuerman of Sunman returns home after visiting friends. Numerous kinfolk travel for visits and graduation events, with trips to Lawrenceville Valparaiso Cincinnati and Notre Dame students at home for summer.
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George Stille
Mitchell
Ind
Herman Stapelkamper
Dillsboro
A. Schuerman
Sunman
Monroe Wonning
John Edward
Lawrenceville
Alvadore Beck
Frank Meisner
Kentucky
Louis Tegeler
Fred Tegeler
Andrew Irrgang
Hattie Schlicht
Mary Hoffman
George Hoff
Schlicht
Hoffman
John Romweber
Georgetown University
Washington D. C
Paul Romweber
John Hillenbrand
Notre Dame
Leo Vaccaro
Forest City
Arkansas
Local social notes from Batesville and area
Morris and Hildebrand families visited in Batesville with Miss Oesterling. The Hildebrand family and children visited Brookville. John Streuwing of Oldenburg stayed with Haskamp family. St Anthony's School plans a Sunday evening entertainment on June 19 at 7 30. School graduates include Helen Siefert Bertha Volz Helen Messang Pauline Grossman Cyril Bischoff Evelyn Doll. August Wirth and Louis Wirth visited from Denver and Gary.
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Hildebrand
Batesville
Miss Oesterling
G. Hildebrand
Brookville
John Streuwing
Oldenburg
Anthony Haskamp
St. Anthony's School
Helen Siefert
Bertha Volz
Helen Messang
Pauline Grossman
Cyril Bischoff
Evelyn Doll
August Wirth and Family
Denver
Col
Louis Wirth
Gary
Ind
How to Remove Corns With Home Remedies
Soak feet 15 to 20 minutes in warm water with a few drops of violet ammonia or benzato to soften corns. If ineffective, bind a lemon slice to the toes at night. After three or four applications the corn will come off with little trouble.
Theaters Feature Bathing Scene Prompted Child Inquiry
A film audience reacted to a bathing beauty scene with applause or tension while a five year old girl watched and asked her mother when the actors would put their nighties on. The remark echoed through the theater highlighting a child’s candid commentary during cinema.
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Moving Picture
Keep Your Temper Says Tempered Men Reveal Inner
Quotation notes that some men hide feelings when calm but flip to the wrong side when excited, using popcorn as a metaphor for concealed temper.
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Boston Transcript
Reading Discipline for Lifelong Learning
The author argues for daily reading of 15 minutes from worthwhile books to build a deep mind. Reading regularly, even aloud when possible, compounds knowledge and vocabulary, preparing the mind for conversation and personal enrichment.
Shawls as Ancient forerunners of modern clothing
The passage traces shawls from primitive garments to predecessors of today’s attire. It notes shawls varied with climate from large heavy wraps to tiny fugitive leaf sized coverings and suggests garments like the toga evolved from this original wrap. It also mentions Civil War era use of shawls as overcoats.
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Tropics
Ice Cone Forms From Pressure Pipe Burst in New York State
A thirty foot cone of ice rose from a pressure pipe in northern New York as water leaked and froze. The phenomenon created a natural ice pillar several stories high in frigid conditions.
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New York State
Not Interesting Says The Houston Post Quip
A humorous line from the Houston Post notes that arousing interest in a man is easy when you tell him it is his move unless you specify moving toward the cornfield or the works.
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Houston Post
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