Double Anniversary Celebrated for Sprunger Family
A November 29 gathering at J. F. Sprunger home marked his twenty fifth wedding anniversary and his parents fifty ninth. Relatives and friends attended a program with scripture, prayers, poems, remarks by Rev. Sprunger and D. C. Sprunger, plus declamations, a piano solo, and a double quartet. About 45 guests shared a feast, with telegrams from absent relatives, and gifts mainly of silverware. The elderly grandparents, aged 84 and 59 years married, were praised for enduring faith and guidance.
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J. F. Sprunger
Mrs. Sprunger
Mr. Spronger
Grandpa
Grandma Christian P. Spronger
J. W. Kliewer
S. F. Sprunger
Grandma S
D.C. Sprunger
J.J. Amstutz
Am- Btutz
Sprunger
James
Sarah
Kate
Thea
Springer, Lehman & Co
Miss Rose Welty Leaves Chicago for Tulare Health Call
Miss Rose Welty, a Moody Bible school attendee in Chicago, departed a week ago for Tulare, California, in response to a letter reporting her mother Mrs. Daniel Welty, formerly of this place, is very ill.
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Rose Welty
Moody Bible School
Chicago
Tulare
California
Daniel Welty
Doctor Cook Confesses He May Not Have Reached Pole
New York November 30 Dr Frederick A Cook confesses uncertainly whether he reached the north pole. He says he may have erred and explains months of hunger and sedation left him half mad. He vows to publish his life story and await public verdict while noting his family’s exile in Europe and his wish to return home.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Benjamin Hampton
Commander Peary
North Pole
Quook Frickly
Pole
Cook
Dr. Cook
France
Europe
London
Copenhagen
Noted Figure Reflects On Public Perception And Mockery
The subject recalls how he was perceived by his countrymen, claiming he was regarded as the greatest war and the most monumental impostor in history. He asserts that he stands unique in facing vituperation that few men have endured.
Third Reversal in Croy Case Prompted by Evidence Rule
The supreme court reversed the Croy murder case for a third time, ruling that admitting certain evidence in John Baker’s 1909 Huntington trial prejudiced jurors. The case goes back to the flower court for retrial, with Baker set to be brought from prison to Huntington county jail for the next hearing, possibly in winter.
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Fr. Warns
Croy
Supreme Court
John Baker
Huntington
Flower Court
Baker
B. K. Erin. Baker
Huntington County
Waterloo Hotel Fire in Auburn Ind Destroys Kelly Hotel
At 1 30 this morning the Waterloo message said the Hotel Kelly formerly Locke hotel and a county landmark was burning and would be a total loss. The operator in the hotel exchange fled as flames spread threatening nearby buildings. Owned by Ab Kelly the frame thirty room hotel burned with loss around 5000 and the cause was not disclosed.
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Auburn
Ind
Waterloo
Kelly
Locke
Ab Kelly
Minnesota and Tennessee Census Figures Released
Minnesota’s population reaches 2,075,708 per the thirteenth census, up 324,314 or 18.5 percent. Tennessee reports 2,184,789 residents, an increase of 164,173 or 8.1 percent.
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Seehinngton
Minnesota
Tennessee
Obituary for Clyde Leslie Hirachy Born May 1 1910 Died Nov 26 1910
Clyde Leslie Hirachy son of Manes and Stella Hirachy died at six months and twenty six days. He is survived by his father mother and three brothers Virgil Elton and Kenneth along with other relatives. Funeral services were held November 28 1910 at Spring Hill M P church near Berne Indiana conducted by Rev A L Wooten. Interment followed at Spring Hill cemetery.
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Clyde Leslie Hirachy
Manes and
Stella Hirachy
Virgil
Elton
Kenneth
Spring Hill M. P
Berne
A. L. Wooten
Spring Hill Cemetery
Purdue Agriculture Short Course Promises One Week Training
Adams County residents are invited to a January 2 to 7, 1911, one week agriculture school in Huntington Indiana hosted by Purdue University School of Agriculture. Courses cover stock and corn judging, dairying, and domestic science with total costs under ten dollars. Admission tickets for the full week are one dollar, available from O. S. Mumma, Adams County Instructor, Decatur Indiana, who emphasizes all proceeds go to the school treasurer.
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School of Agriculture
Purdue University
Huntington
Indiana
Adams County
Mumma
Coachman Adams Co
Decatur
Ind
Pledge or Prison for Hoagland Postmaster
INDIANAPOLIS November 2 Whisky led to the downfall of W L Waltemath former Hoagland Indiana postmaster and drug store keeper The plea by his attorney before Judge Anderson in federal court noted he was short to post office department accounts Waltemath kept no records Judge Anderson suspended sentence warning that a return to drinking would bring him back to court
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Indianapolis
W. L. Waltemath
Hoagland
Ind
Anderson
Waltemath
Post Office Department
Revival Meetings At Pleasant Valley Church
Revival meetings begin at Pleasant Valley M P church Thursday night December lid. Rev J W Anderson of Lafayette Ind will assist the pastor in the meeting. A cordial invitation to the public to attend and the church membership is urged to attend. A L Wooren pastor.
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Pleasant Valley M.P
J. W. Anderson
Lafayette
Ind
A. L. Wooren
Advanced T. T. Class Opens First Regular Recitation
The class resumes tonight at eight o'clock at the Mennonite church with recitation on the first chapter from The books of the Old Testament. All members are expected to attend as this session is for work. J. W. Kuvener, Teacher.
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J. W. Kuvener
Evangelical Church Notice Schedule and Services
The notice lists church events including Mission Band at 1 30 p m Senior Y P A at 6 p m preaching at 10 16 a m and 7 p m with morning theme Hasty Words and evangelistic evening services pastor C P Maas extends a cordial welcome to worshipers.
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C. P. Maas
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Saya
Hau
Tennes
Evangelical Church Notice
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