Indiana Centennal Film 5 Staged Battle and Lincoln Scenes
A state centennial film near completion depicts the Tippecanoe battle and Lincoln youth scenes in Reser s woods near Lafayette. Chicago actors, local participants, and Ter nile Bresnahan contribute to a major production planned for state centennial celebrations. The crew will also film at Culver Military Academy using Black Horse troop horses for Morgan raiders reenactments.
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Lafayette
Reser’'s Woods
Here
Chicago
Indiana
Ternice Bresnahan
Tippecanoe
Red Eagle
Strongheart
Reser
Abraham Lincoln
Lon Osler
Lincoln
John Schilling
Culver Military Academy
Black Horse
Masons Lay Corner Stone In Terre Haute Temple
The corner stone of the $100,000 Masonic temple to be built by a union of local lodges was laid in Terre Haute. Elba F. Brannigan of Franklin led the ceremony with grand officers. Terre Haute commandery Knights Templars provided the escort. The lodge site was sold and a new site bought. Bedford stone structure targeted for completion by January 1, 117.
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Terre Halle
Elba F. Brannigan
Franklin
Terre Haute Commandery No. 16
Knights Templars
Loses Suit for Damages In Discrimination Case
In Marion superior court Mrs. Juanita Ball, divorced wife of police captain Barrett Ball, failed to prove Linden Hotel Company discriminated against her as a guest due to race. Also noted a 1915 fire caused by a fireless cooker, with $70 loss in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Juanita Ball
Barrett Ball
Linden Hotel Company
Marion Superior Court
Indiana
W. E. Longley
Wife Shot While Embracing Husband in Perth
Mrs. Ethel Marshall aged eighteen wife of Alexander Marshall of Perth is in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the abdomen at a local hospital. The injury occurred when her husband’s revolver discharged accidentally as she embraced him to bid farewell.
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Brazil
Ethel Marshall
Alexander Marshall
Perth
Hanover College seeks funds for Bible missions chair endowment
World Inetal reports Hanover College is endeavoring to raise 17,500 dollars to match a 10,000 dollar offer by the college board of the Presbyterian Church to establish an endowment fund for maintaining a chair of the Bible missions at the college.
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Hanover
Hanover College
College’ Board
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Bible Missions
Indiana Records Growth in School Age Population
Indiana reports 174 318 children ages six to twenty one in the 1916 school enumeration, a gain of 5 696 from last year. Totals by township and town show 389 152 and 47 273 respectively with 337 893 in cities. White boys 391 437. white girls 366 223. colored boys 8 467. colored girls 8 191.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles A. Greathouse
Atate
Earnest L. Welborn
Rural carriers meet at Princeton for 1917 convention
The District Rural Letter Carriers Association chose Evansville for the 1917 convention with J. F. Grimm of Armstrong as president and David Greathouse of Evansville as vice president. Delegates were instructed to vote for Princeton for the 1917 state convention. Resolutions favor motor rural routes year round. Also noted are Gibson county officers and a stone dedication to Camp Morton in Indianapolis.
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Princeton
Rural Letter Carrera’ Association
Evansville
J. F. Grimm
Armstrong
David Greathouse
Herman J. Becker
Hoonville
Muncie
E. J. Rogers
Monticello
Frank Moseby
Owensboro
Kentucky Association
L. M. Onyert
Fort Branch
Ind
Moses Ross
Gibson County Rural Carriers
Walter Roberts
G. M. Cleveland
Haubstadt
John F. Stankel
Pipe organ dedication fills Scottish Rite temple crowd
Evansville reports a $6,500 pipe organ dedication at the Scottish Rite Masonic temple drawing a packed crowd of Masons families and guests with a 100-voice choir. Chamber of Commerce plans a June 12 meeting to boost corn production for farmers in the First district.
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Evansville
Scottish Rite Masonic Temple
Chamber of Commerce
First Congressional District
Agricultural Committee
Cambridge City
Salem Salem
Ira H. Ruthford
Frank E. Morris
Morris
Migs Hazel Morris
Warsaw
Commercial Telephone Company
Wabash
Rescue Across the Atlantic Island Achill Beg
A traveler recalls shouting for a crossing to Achill Beg in Ireland, meeting a Gaelic revivalist who defends the island against mainland anglicization. He describes Gaelic speakers, island life, peat fires, and harvesters who work six months abroad in England and East Scotland to support families at home.
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Achill Beg
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Addie
Scotland
England
Harvester
Walla
H. G. Wella
Lancashire
Boata Iemafles
Bea
Caramel Custard Recipe With Tips And Variations
A detailed vintage recipe discusses custard making from plain to baked varieties. It covers mixing, egg adjustment, cooking cautions, flavoring options like nutmeg orange rind vanilla caramel and a brown sugar sauce, plus serving ideas and safety tests.
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Wales
Condiments and Spices in Food and Health Effects
Condiments supply flavor and stimulate nerves but add little nourishment. Strong spices may aid digestion in some dyspeptic cases yet are often overestimated for health benefits. Curry powders combine red pepper ginger turmeric and starch. Overuse can disrupt digestion, especially in warm climates where appetite is heightened.
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Plutarch
Fords
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Camp Morton
Alabama
Nineteenth Streets
Hoosier News Notes
Brighid
Oona
Star
Cauth
Achille Island
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