All Saints Day Observed by Crowds in New Orleans Cemeteries
A Reporter letter from New Orleans recounts All Saints Day crowds visiting cemeteries along Canal Street Metairie Greenwood and St Patrick's Firemen's Odd Fellows' Rest and Charity hospital graveyard where roses chrysanthemums and carnations adorned graves. The piece notes a child’s grave with a wreath and a serene sapphire sky as mourners paid tribute to the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Neal
New Orleans
Times- Picayune
Sainte
New ‘Orleans
Canal Street
Metairie
Greenwood
Firemen’s
Odd Fellows’ Rest
St. Patrick's
Charity Hospital
Firemen's Cemetery
St. Patrick's Cemetery
St.Louis
Claiborne Street
Sunny Florida visits shape Indiana Baptist booster tale
Rev Clem reports improved health and plans to return to regular work. He and his family ask Baptists of Indiana to remember them. He has met many former Booster Baptists since moving to Lake Hamilton. He previously married Mrs Geannette Martin White, formerly of Lebanon.
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Baptist Hosta
Indiana
Clem
Baptista of
Florida
Lake Hamilton
Geannette Martin White
Lebanon
All Candidates Must File Expense Accounts
The corrupt practices act requires every candidate for public office including United States senator to file within thirty days after the election a sworn statement with the county circuit court clerk detailing full, true and complete records of money spent in the campaign. Statements must itemize amounts and purposes. Some candidates in the county have filed, with six hundred blanks provided for such filings. Those who spent money include Charles W. Johnson twenty five dollars for representative, Howard M. Shelby five dollars for councilman at large, Oliver Clark five dollars eighty cents for surveyor, and David J. West one dollar twenty five cents for trustee of Marion township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Circuit Court
Gardner
Charles W. Johnson
Howard M. Shelby
Oliver Clark
David J. West
Marion Township
Candidates Report Expense Filings Reveal Varied Spending
County clerk records show many candidates spent little or nothing on campaigns. Notable expenditures include Lennard Titus 197.60 with 176 to county central committee, Cleve Goodwin 191.62 with 175 to central committee, John T. Brown 278,840 with 175 to central committee, and Clarence Roberts 185.50 among others. Several race contenders reported small sums while a few spent modest amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fulwider
Harrison Township
William E. Roberts
Sugar Creek Township
Lennard Titus
County Central Committee
J. R. Rogers
Center Township
John A. Perkins
Staton
First District
W. Titus
Joseph W. Cunningham
As- Seager
Speace
S. Clark
Senator Neal Testified as Grand Jury Hears Four Witnesses
The Moxion county grand jury heard testimony from four witnesses in a legislative investigation. Earl Crawford formerly represented Afiltop, Ind. T. J. Neal of in, a Senate member, Edgar Traylor of Jasper, a Senate file clerk, and Douglas Bolster of Newcastle, Ind., the Senate door keeper. The Mercimah Club meets as Miss Tro Campbell entertains the Mercimah Girls on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxion
Hoof and mouth outbreak hits Clinton county farms
Frankfort reports a blow from hoof and mouth disease affecting eloven foot animals across Clinton county. Inspectors named Dr. Smith and Dr. W. P. Spencer order immediate killing of infected cattle and hogs at Heagilon and Heavilon farms. Shipping cattle from Chicago stock yards is under quarantine scrutiny as inspectors survey several herds and assess market risks.
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Frankfort
Clinton County
Richard Heagilon
Smith
W. P. Spencer
Chicago
Heavilon
John Derrick
Spencer
Chicago Stock Yards
Frank Gordon Dead in Zionsville After Long Illness
The Zionsville Times reports Frank Gordon died at 2 pm Tuesday after months of poor health. About sixty, he lived most of his life here, was skilled in his line of work, and leaves a widow, son Glenn Gordon of Indianapolis, and daughter Mrs. C J Stultz. Funeral was Thursday at 10 am at the family home with burial at Little Eagle Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionsville Times
Frank Gordon
Gordon
Glenn Gordon
Indianapolis
Daugher
C. J. Stultz
Little Eagle Cemetery
Man Gives Birthday Gifts to Others in Generous Act
A. S. Creath of Greensburg turned his 77th birthday on October 27 into a gift-giving occasion. He gave his brother Dol Creath of Lebanon one hundred dollars, embodying the saying that it is more blessed to give than to receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Creath
Greensburg
Do L. Creath
Lebanon
Lebanon couple report success in Georgetown grocery
Lebanon relatives of Mr and Mrs Aaron Crawford report their Georgetown Illinois venture is thriving. The Crawford family notes a fine grocery trade and satisfaction with the new business and home.
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Lebanon
Aaron Crawford
Georgetown
Lll
County 60 P Ticket Seeks Assessor Post
O B of Red Key Jay county visited over Sunday to back his father W B. The county ticket aims to elect an assessor as part of local county politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Sensing
Red Key
Jay County
W. EB
Powell sentence cut on appeal in Noblesville court
Myrtle Powell, in a rough house incident in Noblesville at Pearl Brandenburg's home, had her jail term and fine reduced on appeal. Originally ninety days and 200 dollars, she was remitted to a 25 dollar fine with credit for 20 days served, to be released in about two weeks instead of waiting until next summer.
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Myrtle Powell
Noblesville
Pearl Brandenburg
Famerly
Vestal
Lohr
Osborn
Ender
Misa Powell
Lochr
Loehr
Morrison to wed Katherine McReynolds in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Representative M A Morrison of Indiana plans to marry November 24, a week before Congress opens. The bride is Miss Katherine McReynolds of his city. ceremony to be at Bethlehem Chapel Cathedral St Peter and Paul Mt St Alban. Morrison is a widower.
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Washington, D. C
M. A. Morrison
Indiana
Congress
Katherine McReynolds
Bis City
Bethlehem Chapel
Cathedral St. Peter and Paul
Mt. St .al- Iban
Morrison
Street contract owner predicts Noble Street completion this week
George T. Miller said the Noble Street project will finish by week end if weather holds. He noted the contract work is progressing smoothly and that favorable conditions are needed to meet the timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Miller
Noble Street
Death of John G Hollingsworth in accidental shotgun incident
John G Hollingsworth seventy three year old Indianapolis architect died after a double barreled shotgun discharged when its stock slipped off while he waited for an inbound interurban at Stop 2 Northwestern line. Witnesses included Homer Hollingsworth and Fred Huber. He served in the Civil War and recently moved to Indianapolis to live with his daughter Mrs. Albert Tranley. Coroner Durham began an inquiry.
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John G. Hollingsworth
Indianapolis
Hollingsworth
Homer Hollingsworth
Fred Huber
Stone River
Ohio
Elwood
Ind
Albert Tranley
James A Starr Marries Assogkina T Jacks in Jamestown
James A Starr and Assogkina T Jacks wed Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother Mrs Nay Jacks home in Jamestown. Rev MOH Jacks of Indianapolis officiated. only immediate family and Mr and Mrs J P Linton attended. The bride, youngest of seven, active in church work. groom from Putnam County, architect by trade, recently in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assogkina T. Jacks
James A. Starr
Thej
Nay Jacks
Jamestown
Moh. Jacks
Indianapolis
J. P. Linton
Brewsburg
Putnam County
Greencastle
Tulsa
Ohlo
Thas
Willam Grabb
Danvillé
Shirley
Starr
Charity Euchre Party Draws Modest Crowd at Etke Hall
Tri Kappa sorority hosted a charity euchre night at Etke Hall with a smaller turnout but a solid fund for the cause. Mayor John Shelby donated ten Pistons to the charity, gratefully received. Nineteen tables filled with players. Prizes went to Mrs. Will Kelly for Ladies lone hand, Mrs. Faydwell for points, and Roy Adney for Gents lone hand.
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Etke Hall
Tri Kappa
Tri Keppas
John 3. Shelby
Lone Hand
Will Kelly
Faydwell
George
Frank
Roy Adney
Died on Sunday at Indianapolis Hospital
Rapanda Mabel Roberts died at 6 45 Sunday morning in the Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis. Born December 7 1899 in Boone County she was fourteen years eleven months and one day old. Survived by parents Willard Webster and Armanda Roberts two brothers Millard W and J A Roberts and a member of First obstian church Pleasant View. Funeral Tuesday at Dover church 2 PM Rev A W Cash officiating burial Dover cemetery.
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Rapanda Mabel Roberts
Yelock
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Boone County
Willard Webster
Armanda Roberts
Millard W
J. A. Roberts
First Obstian Church
Pleasant View
Dover Church
A. W. Cash
Dover Cemetery
B. F. McKey
George . Comley
Board of Children’s Guardian
Roberts
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T. L. Neal
Marion County
Grand Jury
Mercimah
Tro Campbell
Asiong
Zionsville
Thureday
Astor Crawford
O. E Whittinghill
Man On
Jay
Brandenburg
Martin A
Washington
FBI
J. G. Hollingsworth
Tacks
Tam
Charity Euchre Party
Moanapoli Hospital
Amana Mabel Roberts
Robert Long Hospital
Otter Tail County, Minn
Otter Tail
Wilkin Counties
Lake and Park Region
Otter Tail County
Fergus, Falls, Minn
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