School Notes from 1911 Deg 5 Institute and Attendance
Mrs E Luginbdill visited schools Monday afternoon while Millikan and Perkins attended. Teachers at the Decatur institute Saturday. Third month report shows 262 pupils enrolled, 50 days absence, 93.7 percent attendance, 41 tardiness, 271 visitors, 1 withdrawn, 4 days of perfect attendance. Programs Wednesday drew 232 qunita with 19 male visitors. Art awardees include Lucile Kattmann Vivier Steen Helen Burkhalter Florence Hilty August Nagel Katharine Winteredge Eml Nagel Clara Schindler Marea Wechter Helen Burdy Joy Buckman Emma Scnug Frank Spruoger Esther Eichenberger Earl Craig Howard Michaud Lester Scoug Palmer Wittner Leota Spruoger Mares Hilty Arba Ray Edna Burkhalter Selma Burkhalter Eva Burry Irvin Hirschy Menoo Lehman Robert Alisxpan Agnes Scuenk Clarence Sprurger Pauline Dro Clista Reusser Eioa Winteregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo Js
Palmer Wittner
Leota Spruoger
Mares Hilty
Arba Ray
Edna Burkhalter
Selma Burkhalter
Eva Burry
Irvin Hirschy
Menoo Lehman
Robert Alisxpan
Agnes Scuenk
Clarence Sprurger
Pauline Dro
Clista Reusser
Eioa Winteregg
White Flag Flies in City of Nanking
Revolutionary forces take Nanking after talks with imperial troops. By midday the white flag appears on Lion Fort signaling gunners join the revolution.
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Nanking
China
Lion Fort
Ohio River Tug Diamond Explodes Killing Five
Captain E. A. Swaney and four crewmen died when boilers exploded aboard the towboat Diamond while moored off Avalon, Ohio River, six miles south. Five others were injured, two fatally, in Pittsburg dispatch.
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Pittsburg
Capitan
E. A. Swaney
Diamond
Ohio River
Avalon
No Hunting On Farms Declared By Christian Brucchi And Others
Farm owners Christian Brucchi E H Gilliam and G M Hedington announce hunting prohibition on their properties. The notice bars all persons from hunting game on the listed farms and warns of enforcement.
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Christian. Brucchi
E. H. Gilliam
G. M. Hedington
McNamaras Admit Guilty in Times Dynamite Case
James B. McNamara pleads guilty to murder in the first degree in Los Angeles. John J. McNamara also pleads guilty to dynamiting Llewellyn Ironworks on Christmas Day 1910. Sentences set for December 5. explosions killed 21 at the Los Angeles Times building. Additional arrests expected as investigation widens.
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James B
J. J
Los Angeles
James B. McNamara
Walter Bordwell
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Llewellyn
Los Angeles Times
First
Broadway
McNamara Brothers
J. B. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
John Fredericks
James &. McNamara
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
McNamara
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Gompers
McNamaras
J. J. McNamara
United States
Persia Afraid of War as Russia Advances
Teheran faces a ferment over Russia’s threatenings with a chaotic capital. Placards read death or independence as crowds march past legations. Two leading politicians were assassinated, and Persia’s reply to the ultimatum remains calm, outlining reasons to reject demands.
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Teheran
Persia
Russia
Saved His Wife's Life With Dr. King's New Discovery
A Muscadine Alabama man credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. The recluse notes she quickly improved after using the remedy and recovered fully. The ad touts cough cold relief and lung trouble efficacy with prices 0c and 1.00, trial bottle free, guaranteed by Andrew Gottschalk.
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O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Andrew Gottschalk
Local Social Notes Record Visits and Travel
Miss Osie Seltier assists a clerk at E D Engeler store through holidays. Miss Katherine Beeler returned to Fort Wayne after a short visit with O O Yoder. Miss Gertrude Smith went to Decatur to visit her brother and wife Clayton Smith. Mrs George Steger and Edith returned home to Woodburn after visiting Sam Teeter in Wabash. Andrew Heimberger of Greenville Michigan visited T A Beerbower in Jefferson. Mrs Mert McKean and Mildred returned to Portland after visiting Norm Jacobe, then plan to Tulee Oklahoma. Miss Lehman hosted the B B Seaters at her home with about 12 guests enjoying games.
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Osie Seltier
E D. Engeler
Katherine Beeler
Ft. Wayne
O. O. Yoder
Gertrude Smith
Decatur
Clayton Smith
George Steger
Edith
Woodbarn
Sam Teeter
Wabash Two
Andrew Heimberger
Greenville
Mich
T. A. Beerbower
Jefferson
Mert McKean
Mildred
Portland
Norm Jacobe
Tulee
Oklahoma
Miss Lehman
Aviators Killed in Puerto Rico and Germany
San Juan Puerto Rico December 3 Ted Schriver renowned aviator perished in an exhibition flight at Ponce when he plummeted 800 feet into a cane field. He died within minutes en route to hospital as thousands watched. Munich December 3 another aviator Reed died in a fall en route from Munich to Nuremberg.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Ted Schriver
Ponce
Schriver
Munich
Reed
Nuremburg
Berne Couples Secure Marriage Licenses
Harry Nenhauser, clerk of Berne, born February 3, 1899, son of Jacob Neuhauser, to wed Louies Lantz, born December 1, 1884, daughter of Eli Lantz. William Edward Wilson, purchasing agent, born November 27, 1884, son of Alexander Wilson, to wed Lucile Hale, born March 30, 1889, daughter of John D. Hale, Alf Lautzscheher, born September 17, 1890, to wed Cloyd Byer, born August 1, 1890.
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Harry Nenhauser
Berne
Jacob Neuhauser
Louies Lantz
Eli Lantz
William Edward Wilson
Alexander Wilson
Nappanee
Lucile Hale
John D. Hale
Alf Lautzscheher
Norman Lautsenheiser
Cloyd Byer
Births Notice for Local Family Moves Forward
Born to Mr and Mrs Rufus Huser east of town and bay on Tuesday November 28 a birth reported. A girl was stillborn to Mr and Mrs Peter Hilly on Sunday December 3. funeral held at the house yesterday forenoon and interment at M. R. E cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Huser
Town, & Bay
Peter Hilly
Drought proof New York seed potatoes for sale
Notice offers drought proof New York seed potatoes by George KH Paillé Route 3 Herne Ind price 4c per pound few left first come first served potatoes grown on upland sandy loam 29p for sale a large and good herd coal base burner call on H M Reusser
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New York
George KH. Paillé
Herne
Ind
Saue
H. M. Reusser
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Deg
E. Luginbdill
Meesrs
Millikan
Perkins
Bluffton
F. D. Huff
Plymouth
Troy
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Atlanta
Bear
John Bull