Brodbeck Heads to Lafayette for Sunday Auto Races
William Brodbeck of South Bend will headline a Sunday May 18 race program in Lafayette hosted by the Indiana Speed Way Association. He faces seasoned rivals including Harry Nichols Chicago Aaron Ormsby Ft Wayne Bennie Lauwell Columbus Leo Schneidler Indianapolis Woodling Logansport Otha Lafayette in a 10 lap Australian pursuit at 2 30 then a 50 mile grind.
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William Brodbeck
South Bend
Lafayette
Indiana Speedway Association
Brodbeck
Harry Nichols
Chicago
Frontenac
Aaron Ormsby
Ft. Wayne
Bennie Lau
Well
Columbus
Ohio
Leo Schneider
Indianapolis
Woodling
Logansport
Otha
Sage Advice on Independence and Character
A reflective piece argues men seek wealth for independence but true independence comes from character. It emphasizes virtue as the main source of freedom and personal strength.
President Coolidge Abandons Early Morning Walks
The rising workload at the capitol has led President Coolidge to give up his routine early morning walks at the White House. He now spends mornings in study over proposed legislation, while his only daytime exercise is a lengthy evening stroll.
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Capitol
White House
President Coolidge
Coolidge
NO CHERRY TREE TIME IN TOKIO
The Tokyo cherry season will be drab this year after a large fire last September destroyed about a third of the 90 000 trees. Central and eastern wards will be dreary this spring though Washington's cherry trees look beautiful this year.
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Tokio
Washington
Lincoln Essay Contest Teaches Statesmanship to Students
About forty American History students write essays on Abraham Lincoln for extra credit. The best essay wins a bronze medal displayed at Luther McCain's Jewelry Store for public viewing. The contest aims to showcase Lincoln’s life and ideals of citizenship and statesmanship.
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Abraham Lincoln
Luther McCain
Lincoln
Cloves Named From Latip Elauvis Meaning Nail
The article notes cloves originate from the Indies and derives their name from Latip elauvis, interpreted as a nail.
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Indies
Salvation Army Homes Offer Refuge For Young Mothers
A report on Salvation Army rescue homes and maternity hospitals shows 274 girls from western Michigan and northern Indiana aged about seventeen found refuge last fiscal year. Adjutant Emma Andersen explains stay durations and why babies are kept with mothers, while statistics note over 75 percent come from smaller towns and rural districts.
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Salvation Army
Salvation
Army
Emma Andersen
Grand Rapids
Convention
Valley of the Shadows
Adjutant Son
Smid
Magdalens
Michican-Nothern
Indiana
Oresse
Covnd Rapids
Sterdy
Army Home
Richard F. Stretta
Peart
Onths
Michigan
Optimism as a Pose in Public Life
The text reflects on optimism as a sometimes deliberate pose and as an overdue attitude. It notes that professional cheerfulness appears obvious and may mask underlying reality or strain.
Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled in Local Notes
The fragment notes a Woman's club meeting to be held next week, with details obscured by poor OCR. The readable items indicate a community club gathering and potential agenda items.
Cretonnes and Sunfast Silks for Bedroom Use
Renewals are in demand and light colorful cretonnes are in order. Our stock offers a full range of patterns at 35c, 39c, and 50c per yard. Sunfast silks available in brocaded or plain from 1.00 to 1.50.
Limited Turkanna Axminister Patterns Offered in 11x12
A local ad announces a limited run of Turkanna Axminister patterns in 11 by 12 inch sizes, priced at 62.50. The offer emphasizes limited quantities and the ongoing availability while stocks last.
Clubs Now Own Fauntleroy Home in New Harmony
The Fauntleroy home at New Harmony becomes the Indiana Federation of Clubs base after four years of fundraising. Members paid one dollar each to fund maintenance, with Miss Mary Emily Fauntleroy retaining courtesy occupancy until funds meet.
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Fauntleroy
New Harmony
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Indiana
O. M. Pittenger
Delphi
Washington Town Ship Girls Sewing Club Elects President
Miss Geneva Moore was chosen as president at a club meeting in Washington Township. Members praised her leadership and pledged to advance sewing projects and community service throughout the season.
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Geneva Moore
Washington Town Ship Girls Sewing Club
Tosls
Parent-Teacher Club to Meet May at High School Gym
The Parent-Teacher Club will meet next Tuesday May 20 at 7 80 p m in the high school gym. An interesting program is planned with a talk by Mrs Gregg the county nurse as a featured item.
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Gregg
Deer Creek Home Economics Club Meeting at Library
The Home Economics Club of Deer Creek Township met at the library on Thursday afternoon. A short musical program was given by Mrs. Will Fraser and Mrs. Warden Sanderson. The millinery representatives Mrs. Geo Watson and Mrs. Elsie Pearson presented a demonstration.
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Home Economics Club
Deer Creek Township
Will Fraser
Warden‘Sanderson
Geo. Watson
Elsie Pearson
Home Economics Club Holds Clay Township Meeting
The Home Economics Club of Clay Township met at Mrs. Chas Doctor's home for an all day session with a cooperative lunch at noon. Mrs. Lloyd Beard chaired and Miss Edith Beard assisted in a millinery renovation demonstration, with next meeting set for May 26 under Mrs. Albert's program.
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Clay Township
H. E. ‘Club
Home Economics Club
Chas Doctor
Chas
Edith Beard
Delphi
Flaningham
Lloyd, Beard
Pearl Beard
Albert
Bridge club hosts and entertainment for couples
Mrs C E Angell welcomed the A B C bridge club Tuesday while Mr and Mrs Haughey Mount entertained the Pa s and Ma s club Wednesday evening with social gatherings at their homes.
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C. E. Angell
Haughey Mount
Pa’s
Rebekah Assembly and Grand Lodge Meet in Indianapolis
The Fortieth session of the Rebekah Assembly and the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will convene in Indianapolis next week. Rebekah Assembly meetings set for May 19 and 30, 1924, with the Grand Lodge on May 21 and 22. Round trip railroad rates will be one and one half fares. The Beye Memorial Building will host events.
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Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Beye ‘Memorial
K of P Schedule May 19 Meeting With Camden Team
There will be a special meeting Monday evening May 19. A committee led by E. E. Pruitt and G. W. Nieworth is preparing a good program. After work by the Camden team of thirty five members there will be music a social hour and eats. Come early.
Deer Creek Farm Bureau Meets at Delphi School Auditorium
Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Delphi school auditorium on Wednesday May 21 at eight o clock. Scott Meeks fieldman for the Indianapolis Producers Commission Association will address the gathering. Other important business will be transacted followed by a musical program. A large attendance is requested.
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Deer Creek
Idaville Home Economics Club Honors Mothers
Idaville H E Club held a pleasant meeting at Mrs Claude Irelan home last Tuesday in honor of the mothers of club members. Miss Gladys Irelan assisted as hostess in a beautifully decorated setting. Each member invited her own living mother or another mother present.
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Idaville
Claude Irelan
Gladys Irelan
Irelan
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