Local Socials Celebrate Spring At Adams and Club Gatherings
Mrs. Bert Adams hosted a large afternoon reception on North Central Avenue with flowers and a prize session won by Mrs. Guy Baker Mrs. Frank Hays Mrs. C. M. Spicely and Mrs. Thomas Norris A social hour followed with an elegant repast assisted by Mrs. Virginia Sheldon The Monday Sewing Club met at Mrs J Booker on Virginia Avenue Thirty members plus guests shared needlework and refreshments Guests included Mrs Charles DePoy and Mrs Davis of Louisville The next meeting will be at Mrs Raymond Crawford on Vir Sidla Avenue A daytime gathering at land avenue hosted Mr and Mrs Emery Overhiser for Mr and Mrs L J Charles of Phoenix Oliver M Thongi Milton Mr and Mrs B T pe Milton Mr and Mrs F M Crawford Connersville and Miss Margaret Crawford and Mr and Mrs Charles Knip of Bentonville Another daylong dinner fostered pleasant association
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Bert Adams
North Central Avenue
Guy Baker
Frank Hays
C. M. Spicely
Thomas Norris
Adams
Virginia Sheldon
Monday Sewing Club
Virginia Avenue
Charles DePoy
Davis
Louisville
Kentucky
Emery Overhiser
Land Avenue
L. J. Charles
Hoenix
Arizona
Miltony
B -T. Pe
Milton
Connersville
Margaret Crawford
Charles Knipe
Bentonville
Delightful social hour and refreshments after visit
After the event a pleasant social hour followed with hostess serving delicious refreshments before guests departed.
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Terward
Review Club Anniversary Meeting at Mrs Williams Home
The Review Club celebrated its anniversary last Thursday at Mrs Orris Williams west of the city with a reading by Miss Hope Kerr and pink and white floral decorations. Guests included Miss Helen Kane from Chicago and local socials followed with refreshments and favors. Mr and Mrs James Ludlow hosted a noon dinner for nine with roses and ferns and a later visit to the Hammond sisters’ home for further social time and refreshments.
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Review Club
Orris Williams
Hope Kerr
Helen Kane
Chicago
James Ludlow
Mary Taylor
Mildred Barker
Merle
Bernice Hammond
Clarence Taylor
Irvin
Leonard Taylor
Mrs Moore Hosts Logan Club At Fayette Street Home
Mrs C B Moore entertained members of the Logan Club at her Fayette street home yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured fancy work and conversation with an elaborate luncheon served during the event.
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C. B. Moore
Logan Club
Fayette Street
Centennial Guests Arrive for Centennial Week
Mr and Mrs Samuel Johnson and daughters Emmay and Karlene and sons Sherard and Heron of Portsmouth Ohio arrive this week as guests of Mrs Caroline Heron and daughter Katherine during Centennial week. Mr and Mrs Heron Johnson of Youngstown Ohio also attend as guests of the same hosts.
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Samuel Johnson
Emmay and
Karleene
Sherard and Heron
Portsmouth
Ohio
Heron Johnson
Youngstown
Caroline Heron
Katherine
Guild of Trinity Church Meeting Postponed
The Guild meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon is postponed. The society will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. William Merrell.
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Guild of Trinity Church
William Merrell
Fort Harrison as It Looks Today From Mrs Ochiltree’s Letter
Mrs W N Ochiltree reports on Fort Benjamin Harrison where 3000 Indiana soldiers prepare to move toward Mexico. She notes uniforms equipment kitchens and transport issues and highlights the training of infantry cavalry and signal units along with Connersville contingents and Purdue linked Battery B. The piece captures camp life and the readiness drive surrounding 3,000 soldiers.
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William
Fort Benjamin Harrison
W. N. Ochiltree
Indiana
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Police Corps
Infantry
Standing of clubs in the big leagues yesterday
National League results include Cincinnati beating St Louis 6 to 4 in 11 innings and New York defeating Brooklyn 11 to 8 in the first game. Brooklyn then edged New York 2 to 1 in 12 innings. American League scores show Cleveland over Chicago 0 (error in data) and Philadelphia 8 Boston 6. Detroit lost to St Louis 1 to 0. American Association listing Minneapolis and St Paul 4. No other games reported.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Roaton
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ore Rene
Bee
York
Cincinnatiee
Pet
New
American Association
Chube
Rs Pet
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Bea
Columbus
AGS
St. Paul
Teres
Toledo
Sae
Milwaukee
Indiana Troops Head to San Antonio for Border Practice
The narrative describes Indiana soldiers preparing in anticipation of border duties near San Antonio. Crowds greet the troops with cheer and songs as trains and roads funnel men toward the camp, with families and friends sharing pride amid lively scenes. The piece notes friendly exchanges between veterans, rookies, and loved ones during this period of uncertainty.
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San Antonio
Ft. Harrison
Rushville Pike
Edward Israel Visited Cincinnati on Business Today
Edward Israel, a business visitor, traveled to Cincinnati for professional engagements. He met with local partners and discussed potential collaborations during his stay today.
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Edward Israel
Cincinnati
Shawmut Society Meeting Set at Mrs. Tryon Home
The Shawmut Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Fanny Tryon's East Connorsville home. A birthday shower and market will be held as part of the gathering.
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Shawmut Society
Fanny Tryon
Connersville
How to Get Rid of a Cold Summer Colds Warned
Summers Holdredge Nebraska recounts a personal remedy experience for a severe cough cold. He states Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his symptoms after the first dose and fully cured within two days. He praises the product and notes it soothes children as well.
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Foley
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Columbia Window
Columbia
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Fayette House Furnishing Co
Kappa Kappa. Kappa Sorority
Logan ‘Club
Guild OF
Trinity Church
Grover
East Sth Street
Fort Harrison
J. Paul
Ing North
James 9. Kirk
Mone
Nek Chicagoa
East Side Fuel Company
Central Avenue
Diaoue
Carl C. Smith
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