Indiana Women Shape Inauguration Week Headlines
Mary Gallup wins Illinois spelling bee in Springfield as Miss Gallup, Carrollton, Illinois, tops a field from state teachers meeting. The column recalls Governor Jackson and Mrs. White’s inauguration and a bustling week of gatherings and tea hosted by women at the Severin Hotel and Ayres, highlighting women’s political visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Jackson
Edward. Franklin White
Supreme Court
Indiana
Indianapolis
the International
Republican Party
Floss Long
Mother Goose
Jackson
van Orman
White
Mary Gallup
Carrollton
Springfield
Ill
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Lydia Pinkham remedy helps Wyandotte mother recover
Mrs Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing a years long illness including persistent right side pain and bed confinement. She reports rapid relief after starting the remedy and continues to recommend it to others. The piece also features a humorous student quip about grammar in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Hollister
R. F.D
Wyandotte, Mich
Green Stockings high school play in Delphi gym
The Delphi high school presented Green Stockings Tuesday in the school gym. Paul Benner of Burrows fell ill with mumps on Monday and could not perform. Frederick Morrison replaced him. Miss Mary Miller directed the production and the stage setting and costumes were notably attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builing
Delphi
Paul Benner
Burrows
Frederick Morrison
Mary Miller
Hamilton County Bars Tuberculosis Testing for Cows
Hamilton county council halted further tuberculosis testing of cows for this year unless a state law compels testing. A September appropriation of 2000 dollars covered the effort and 600 dollars has been spent across two townships, leaving 1400 dollars unspent. Only two townships completed with testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Shee
Penny Post Card Doom if Postal Rates Rise
The penny postcard faces extinction if Congress accepts post office recommendations. Experts say nearly half a cent is lost on each card and Postmaster General New proposes raising postcard postage to one and a half cents with fractional stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Congress
Isi
Postoffice
Postmaster General New
Thomas Garrison Dies After Illness in Flora
Thomas Garrison a plastering contractor from Flora died Friday at 8 after a week of pneumonia complications. He lived in Flora forty years and fell ill while working in Logansport. Survived by his widow and two children William and Mrs Emmett Snell. He belonged to the Presbyterian church and the Odd Fellows lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Garrison
Flora
Logansport
Garrison
William
Emmett Snell
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Real Mahogany Standards in Wood Veneers
The article states that gum and birch with mahogany veneer is commonly used, while true mahogany must be solid mahogany or solid mahogany with a mahogany veneer. It clarifies that combination woods like woods with gum or birch bases and mahogany veneer are not real mahogany.
Camden State Bank Elects New Officers and Directors
At the annual stockholders meeting Camden State Bank elected directors E. C. Rice David B. Stief C C Orahood Dr Chas M Kennedy Noah Fouts and Taylor Fouts The officers chosen for the year were President FE C Rice Vice President C C Orahood Cashier Mabel Mayne and Bookkeeper Roger C Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden State Bank
E. C. Rice
David B. Stief
C. C. Orahood
Chas. M. Kennedy
Noah Fouts
Taylor Fouts
FE. C. Rice
Mabel Mayne
Roger C. Hunt
Death of James S. Cook in Frankfort and burial at Ball Hill
James S. Cook aged 56 died at his Frankfort residence last Wednesday afternoon from pneumonia. His remains were taken Saturday to Ball Hill church Carroll county for a 1 PM funeral by Rev. Watson, with burial in a nearby cemetery. Cook, born near Cutler November 11, spent most of his life farming and lived in Frankfort six months after moving from Orange county. He was twice married and is survived by his wife, five children from the first marriage, plus a sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Cook
Frankfort
Mr. Cook
Ball Hill
Carroll County
Rev. Watson
Orange County
Cutler
Cucumber Made Mostly of Water About Ninety Percent
A snippet notes that roughly 90 percent of a cucumber’s makeup is water. It emphasizes the high water content in this common vegetable.
Teddy Bear and Luella Doll Race to Explain Harold’s Absence
In a toy room tale Harold Doll goes missing overnight causing Luella to fear harm. Teddy Bear defends Harold while Calico Cat accuses deceit, but the truth surfaces when Harold returns with an explanation and Luella learns to doubt gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella
Teddy Bear
Harold
Calico Cat
Teddy
Adams Township Social Notes Include Visits and Births
Levi Blickenstaff and family shopped in Logansport Saturday. Raymond Hanna and family attended his brother Cloyd Hanna's sale near Lucerne Monday. William Wakeland is better and may go out again. Miss Louis Parrot visits Mrs Jim Caughell this week. Newton Garrison and son Russel attended his brother's funeral at Flora Sunday. C V Hoover and wife hosted their son Eber and wife of Logansport and daughter Mrs Russle Garrison and children, Mrs Newton Garrison and son Doyle, Mr and Mrs Henry Hastings and daughter Marie. Will Worley was a weekend guest of David Lybrook near Delphi. Harold Barnes and wife spent Sunday with her parents W B Irelan and family. Byron McCall funeral attendance from here at Idaville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Spence welcomed a baby girl born January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Blickenstaff
Logansport
Raymond Hanna
Sale
Cloyd Hanna
Lucerne
William Wakeland
Louis Parrot
Jim Caughell
Newton Garrison
Russel
Flora
C. V. Hoover
Eber
Russle
Machete favored by Cu bans buyers worldwide
The machete remains the Cu bans preferred weapon and cutting tool with about 480 000 instruments purchased from manufacturers in this and other countries annually.
Woods Corner Shower for Miss Genevice Hughes
Mrs. Walter Smith hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Genevice Hughes with contests and music. About thirty attendees enjoyed refreshments and gifts for the honoree. Nearby, Mrs. Joseph Nelson visits in Lafayette. Phyliss Jean Smith is ill. Mildred Smith returns to Indianapolis after illness. locals attend Ladogan Canning Co. meeting in Brookston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Genevice Hughes
Miss Hughes
Joseph Nelson
Clarence Bugher
Lafayette
Phyliss Jean Smith
Ladogan Canning Co
Brookston
Mildred Smith
Indianapolis
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief
A Delphi testimonial promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to kidneys. Mrs. Everett Parks reports dull backaches and irregular kidney action improved after using Dean's Pills bought at Margowski's Drug Store. 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan’s
Doan
Everett Parks
N. Washington St
Dean
Margowski
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Births and social visits fill a White County week
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Schock on Tuesday. Numerous visits and social calls follow across Monticello Idaville Yeoman Logansport Delphi and Rockfield as families gather for Sundays and weekends. The article lists names such as Reynolds Clark Gaumer Poncebaker Arthur Cassell and Houtz among others with church visits at Guernsey and the White County infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Clark
Fairfield
Monticello
William Cassell
Cassell
George Popejoy
Rockfield
Samuel Neel
Marion Lucas
Mary Chadd
Charles Moore
Delphi
Ellen Viney
Yeoman
James Viney
Emerson Gaumer
Ralph Spencer
Kokomo
Meredith Clark
Alonzo Marsh
John Barlow
John Houtz
Frank Poncebaker Jr
Delmar Clark and Family
Elsie
Golda Arthur
David Arthur
Logansport
Clarks
Pearl Nicholas
Charles Clark
David Pratt
Guernsey
Roscoe Neel
Nicholas Fultz
David Schock
Oak Grove
Della Arthur
East of Delphi residents host weekend social notices
Mrs. Joe Turner traveled Thursday to visit Mrs. Elmer Moore of Logansport. Oysters were brought to the Raber home Saturday evening by several families. Joe Turner returned from Dayton Ohio hospital. Multiple local guests and shoppers visited at various homes and in Logansport through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Turner
Elmer Moore
Logansport
Earl Bowman
Henry Crooks
Isaac Bowman
Elizabeth
Madeline Rary
Carl Raber
Noah Wise
Wagoner
Silas Yost
Fred Raber
Government Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Sidenbender
Clymers
C. W. Sidenbender
Howard. Landis
Janet
Mary
Mable Landis
East of Rockfield
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Treatment
Catarrhal deafness linked to inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and impaired hearing. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can reduce inflammation and restore hearing, noting it has been sold by druggists for over 40 years by F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tetedn
Ohio
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Mindwell
Johnny
Boston
Hamilton CO
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Cook
Ang AS Ra
Yella
Harold Doll
Luella Doll
Calico
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Adams Township
Patton
Ray Schock
Robert Harmon
Atwater
Ida Reynolds
Tioga
Arthur Ward
Indianapoli
Carl Metz
Dewey Reynolds
Alfred Peters
Frank Poncebaker Sr
William Vannamen
Idaville
Fred Gaumer
Arthurs
Ward Holloway
Matthew Jackson
Margaret and
Golda
Mary Ann Million
Samuel Maxwell
Mildred Maxwell
Clay Maxwell
Mahala Henry
Mable
Henrys
Leonard Brookshire
William Turner
Clarence Sayers
Hickory Grove
Mary Stowe
Ralph VanAtta
Hopedale
John Cassell
Jasper Johnson
Walter Johnson
Charles Runkle
James Houtz
Roy Pratt
Jay Nace
Herbert Harvey
Guy Harvey
Harvey
Evalyn Harvey
Oak Dale
Francis Poncebaker
Breining & Wilson
Delphi, Ind
L. J. W. Breining
The
Schmidt-Kloepter Co
Logansport, Ind
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