Enterprise Building and Savings Association Pledges Fair Dealing
The officers announce renewed pledge to the public after eight years in operation. Despite four years of business pressure it remains financially sound per secretary John W. Donaker's report dated Jan 1, 1397. The association emphasizes safe deposits, modest profits for stockholders, no expense fund draws, and open books for inspection. It invites borrowings on first mortgage real estate with long monthly payments and no lump sum payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Donaker
Enterprise Building and Savings Association
Catherine Fries Dies Suddenly at 72 During Family Time
Catherine Fries of 4655 Meridian Street died Saturday night after collapsing while playing with her grandchildren. Surrounded by family, she expired before aid could arrive. A coroner investigation concluded death from heart disease. funeral plans were undetermined.
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Catherine Fries
Meridian St
Theart
Sentinel
Statewide violence and civic notes from Indiana items
Reports of murder and robbery across Indiana including Blas Ledford in Alexandria and a fatal shooting at Rockport. Also a string of local events: a Vincennes political meeting, Kokomo funerals in one day, a large barn fire near Brazil, equity losses in Wabash, a farmer’s suicide near Evansville, a marble duel in Rockport, Richmond fish duties, early week amateur baseball games, and Richmond’s adoption of Pingree plan. Also G A R encampment prep and a deadly stadium fight after a colored baseball game in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Miller
Brazil
Order of Equity
Wabash
David Leilein
Evansville
Rockport
Henry Lee
Bob Cheatam
Cheatam
Lee
Willis. Uity
Richmond
Wayne
Union
Indiana
Local Notes and Updates From Community Pages
Entries include new bicycle livery at J A Georges and a passel of notices. Reeves child ill at home. High School entertainment planned for Wednesday night. Henry Strassner to run for school trustee in June. Indianapolis mill owner H C Hill visiting local home. Brown County court to convene next week. steam raised at Ruddick ice plant. Mortgage sale of George Trenkenschuh goods to George Boulie realized 275. Jury unable to reach verdict in State v Lynch. jurors discharged. Local remarks on J R Dicktiggon and A O U W lodge activity. art Overstreet's Washington trip and quick return. Road district six grade extraction from Wim Beatty barn.
Central Lyrumse Forfeits Contract Replaces Lectures
The Central Lyrumse announces failure to provide six first class attractions under its contract with the Railroad Young Mens Christian Association. They offer bona fide purchasers of RR YMCA lecture tickets redemption of a twenty fifteenth ticket to the Mystic Midget entertainment on Friday April 9 at Crumps Opera House, with two remaining numbers to be redeemed as soon as possible. GL Reeves chairs the Entertainment Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Lyrumse
Railroad Young Men Christian Association
Mystic
Crumps Opera House
GL. Reeves
Wesley Pooled Them With China Egg Trick
Drayman Wesley Varnesdal set a basket of fine eggs. Dan Vannoy and Lewis Murray planned a prank using twelve borrowed fake eggs from the Mine. The real eggs and the china eggs were recovered at Snyder's store. the jokers now face a loss of 1.20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Varnesdal
Drayman
Dan Vannoy
Lewis Murray
Varnesdal
Snyder
Atnoon Wes
Snyders
Notice about staff changes at the Star office
Hal Smith and Hal Young are no longer in the employ of the Star office and are not authorized to collect any money or to transact any business for this paper. KINNEY & TURPIN. See Here If you want the best and newest in photographs go to Redding. 14212 Wanted A girl to do general house work, call at Lee Loys store, in the Belvedere block. tf "See Grover Cleveland is a fit subject for protection" but his corporosity is not found anywhere among the Dingley schedules. Rochester Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Smith
Hal Young
Star Office
Kinney & Turpin
Redding
Lee Loys
Belvedere
Grover Cleveland
Rochester Times
Walker and Smith Seal Major Trade Saturday
A big trade was completed on Saturday involving Walker and Smith, replacing the earlier report of Walker and Stevens. The deal was confirmed, delivering a significant exchange between the two parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apt
Walker
Stevens
Smith
Arrest of Taylorsville man in embezzlement case
John W. Simonton, aged blind resident of Taylorsville, was arrested by Sheriff Cox on charges of embezzling 14 dollars. An indictment for grand larceny and embezzlement existed. He vanished briefly before Cox pursued him to Ohio, secured a requisition, and brought him back to Indianapolis for confinement. Simonton, reportedly wealthy, is connected to funds entrusted by his deceased sister.
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John W. Simonton
Taylorsville
Cox
Ohio
Governor Mount
Indianapolis
Simonton
Carpet Theft Strikes Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thieves ripped out about fifty yards of carpet from Fourth Presbyterian Church at Tenth and Alabama streets and carted it away. Police investigate the burglary as services proceeded with concern voiced by congregants.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
Fourth Presbyterian Che *H
Tenth
Alabama Sts
Indianapolis Sentinel
Personal notices round up locals and travelers
William Tobias, formerly of Sweet Ireland now in Kokomo, visited Sweet Ireland last week and returned home Monday. E. I. Huber arrived from the north yesterday. Mrs. Bert Reynolds left for Indianapolis for her future home. Dr. Green, visiting a patient at City Hospital, returned to North Vernon. Henry Maley remains closed. Mose Cahn improving property on California street. George Benjamin to relocate away from Columbus. John Snively went to Indianapolis to see his best girl. Frank Brown and wife visited relatives at Hartsville. Minnie Snively of Indianapolis visits her parents. Will Martin of Franklin arrived last night. Bert Reynolds departed for Indianapolis tonight. Rev. Percy Kendall to lecture at Queensville Wednesday before the Missionary District Convention. Frank Taylor left for Nashville, Tennessee. A. A. Stephens of Chicago, here for several days, left for Nashville on business. Mrs. W. H. Dowell spent yesterday in Franklin. Miss Mattie Buchanan visiting Indianapolis friends. Mack McMackin of Orinoco to North Carolina. Mr. Bond of Orinoco Furniture Co. to Boston. Dick Treadway of St Louis Crossing was in the city. Tine Ault of Wayne township with Spanish chickens for sale. Mr. Carker of Chicago visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tobias
Sweet Ireland
Kokomo
E. I. Huber
Bert Reynolds
Indianapolis
John Snively
Frank Brown
Hartsville
Minnie Snively
George Snively
Mattie Buchanan
Mack McMackin
Orinoco
North Carolina
Bond
Orinoco Furniture Co
Boston
Dick Treadway
St. Louis Crossing
Tine Ault
Wayne Township
Mr. Carker
Chicago
To Feed a Family Economically
Advice for economical household management with five steps. Pay cash or settle bills later, inspect incoming supplies, store properly, minimize waste, buy in season, and creatively use leftovers such as meat scraps and gravy to extend meals.
Circuits Court Suit and Local Crime Report
John D. Trott sues Henry Whittington Charles Clark and Wm Neptune for 400 dollars. Marshall Hacker is attorney. Bob Wilson pleads guilty to assault and battery on Till Moore and is fined 12 dollars with fine stayed. Indictment on keeping down Screens on Sunday quashed upon motion. Wanted five thousand to visit Rov ing Carlo camp for fortune telling at 10 cents. Camp open 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m at 613 Washington street Rebennack's block.
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John D. Trott
Henry Whittington
Charles 4.Clark
Wm. D. Neptune
Marshall Hacker
Bob Wilson
Tiil Moore
Wilson
John W. Morgan
Washington Street
Rebennack’s
Franklin couple wed in city ceremony by Elder Kendall
Arch Covert and Miss Anna Crockett married yesterday evening at the home of Rev. Kendall in Franklin corner Sixth and Jackson streets. The gipsy camp, The Roving Carlo's, leaves today for Franklin after drawing good patronage and polite treatment from the manager who paid all bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Covert
Anna Crockett
Percy Kendall
Kendall
Jackson Streets
Franklin
Ogilville Items and Local Notes
Peach trees in bloom and oats nearly sowed as plowing starts for corn. A good acreage to be planted in Ohio township. Vandals destroyed a road grader in Sweet Ireland. replacement cost listed at $150. Church on Lord's day the 18th with preaching by Elder Martin.
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Ohio Township
Sweet Ireland
Martin
Votes cast for the Star prize wheel in Columb
The Star reports votes cast for its prize wheel with up to 7 5 o clock last evening. The notice mentions odorless vault cleaning by Fred Dahn and notes real estate activity by J D Hunter who sold a house and lot.
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Fon
Columb
Fred Dahn
Star Office
J. D. Hunter
Kinney's Lunch Room Specializes in Short Orders
Lunch of all kinds offered with special attention to short orders at Kinney's lunch room. The colorful menu highlights quick service and casual dining in a local neighborhood setting.
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Kinney
High School Entertainment Aids Library Fund Tonight
High school event aims to boost the library fund with a Wednesday night entertainment. Geo W Kinney's lunch room serves fresh oysters chickens and meats of the season tonight. Mrs. G W Wellington of Edinburg, under doctors McLeod and Arnold, remains bedridden in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo W. Kinney
G. W. Wellington
Edinburg
Local Residents Report Varied Illness and Recovery
SICK Wm. McCullough remains quite ill while Huger shows some improvement. Peter Wendel of North Washington Street is able to go out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McCullough
Peter Wendel
North Washington Street
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Enterprise Building Saving Association
Samuel Wertz
B. M. Hurcuins
Joan Gysie
George W. Caldwell
Tiras
Hege
Samuel Warren
W.c. Duncan
M. Hacker
Sec’y
Blas Ledford
Alexandria
Vincennes
Ft Wayne
C. H. Keehn
The
Christian Church
G. A. RR
J. A. Georges
Washington St
Pra
Henry Strassner
H. C. Hill
Coramine Mills of
High School
Brown County Court
Ruddick
George Trenkenschuh
George Boulie
F. Victor Lynch
J. OR. Dicktiggon
Monon
Order of the
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Art Overstreet
Washington
the Times
Wayne, Township
Was
Wim Beatty
Wesley
Green
City Hospital
North Vernon
Henry Maley
Mose Cahn
California
George Benjamin
Columbus Handle and Tool Company
Will Martin
Queensville
Missionary District
Frank Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
A. A. Stephens
Nashille
W. H. Dowell
Circuit Court
Cartier
Sherman Beck
Elkhart, Il
Ogilville
Otto
Susie Coons
Lot Stadler
Anna Tooley
Dot Matthews
Emma Moore
Jessie McLeod
Ione Voris
Hattie May
Aes
Kate Rubbottom
Hazel Gysie Bertha Lay
Ivy Dunlap
Mrs. Ben Thomas Ee
Maud Belle
Adie Leach Me
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Real J A George's
Washington Stree
By the Star
Carrier Boys
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