Society Notes and Local Engagements Amid Stream of Social News
In society circles, Miss Huth Mollett of Tunticaglun hosted guests including Mrs. William Bitler and Miss Huth Mollett, with Gyms and receptions planned for Knights of Columbus. The Cleveland Leader features Miss Helene Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DeHass Robison, with engagement news to Mr. Schuyler P. Britton. Library figure Miss Abern returns from tours funded by Carnegie, while Miss Stella Sweringen earns praise for piano performances. Local clubs discuss lectures, readings, and upcoming Shakespeare and Russian studies, with Mrs. A. W. Pickard hosting a Nineteenth Century Club meeting and Switzerkad’s events noted. Charles Major, author of When Knighthood Was in Flower, reportedly crafting a new novel titled Hess of the River, to be released by his publishers.
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Melane Fesabrestein
Addie Dexter
Toledo
William
Huth Mollett
Tunticaglun
Ass Lilith Albers
Knights of Cohumbuy
Bill
W. J. Petit
Ad Sill Retary
Cams
B. . Morgan Yeats
Cleveland
Helene Robinson
Quid
DeHass Robison
Schuyler P. Britton
Sundae
Journal-Gazette
Abern
Carnegie
Stella Sweringen
Wil
Stella von Swerlingen
Moa
Tye
Hendrick Cobwalm
Charles Major
Major
Indiana Weekly
Hess
Ble River
Thompsons
Vincennes
Mrs Seton-Thompson Sows Curiosity In Indy Lecture
A muddled tale at the Terpie theater in Indianapolis centers on author Ernest Seton-Thompson known for animal lore. Reported confusion over his name and a joke about referring to his wife as Mrs Seton drew attention from students and teachers, with speculation about the hyphenated surname and authorial identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton-Thompson Forture
Erorst-Seton -Thompson
Indianapolis
Seton
Spoll
bin Uaett
Nutt
Seton-Thomperon
Ketan
Erheat Bota-Thompson
Mene
Erient
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Ad pasted from a historical newspaper promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a harmless remedy for feverishness, constipation, headaches, teething pain, and intestinal worms. The text claims the product is pleasant to take and available in drug stores through Allen S. Otmateat of LeRoy.
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Toreliltren
Gray
New York
AL Wil
The
Rumple
Tre
Flare
Allen
Otmateat
LeRoy
Fuy
The Theatre Engageanery at Masonie Temple Monday
An engagement featuring Creston Clarke and Adel in the dramatic treatise at the Masonie Temple next Monday. The program includes a romantic drama The Last of His Race with strong scenes and climactic moments. The production emphasizes elaborate sets costumes and refined acting by a renowned cast headed by Clarke.
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Creston Clarke
Adel
Prine
Masonie Temple
Glerke
Stagwland
Romantis
Xullous
Mase Birma
Russia
Aendon
Nacre
Hobbe Stock
National League Staff of Umpires
In Washington on April 14 President N E Young announced the National League will retain umpires Bob Bowie Hank O Day Frank Dryer and Colgan for the coming season. Swartwood and Hurst were not reappointed with Swartwood seen as a good umpire but the press did not enforce replacements.
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Rne Hull
Hax
Alaunger Miller
Fort Wayne
Pridtige
Usu
Horsely
Kort Wayne
Gastern League
Amer
Mayers
Fox
Nick Young
Summit
Millers
Manger Miller
Pevert
Royal ‘Tyers
Chicago
Ant Bent
King
Sweaterm Sengela
Tore
CK Clevork
Unin
Sager
Cline
Ereke
Mick Toung
National
Jeaeug
Maunager Sumner
Witchilis
Babh
Washington
N.E. Young
Natlorallenge
Bob” Bowie
Hank” O'Day
Frank Dryer
Colgan
Interstate League
Young
Meynoh
Cleveland Chief responds to gamblers crackdown
Cleveland April 6. Chief sends squads to close trembling houses and dives after Mayor Johnson order. He warns there will be no leniency, promising the workhouse for offenders. Some gamblers doubt the mayor’s cabinet reshuffle will curb Ramblers flocking to open taverns.
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Cleveland
Pallew Corper
Johnson
John Son
Johnxon
Pater
Harris J. Cooley
Ant Correction
Madigan
Fatal crossing accident near Wilkes-Barre hospitalizes survivors
Four pedestrians crossed the Lehigh Valley tracks at South Wilkes-Barre before the northbound express struck. Morris OConnell, Mrs. Frank Crammer died. Frank Cronmer and Mrs. OConnell, plus Mrs. Cronmer, were injured. Cronmer died later. Crammer and O Connell were taken to hospital with severe injuries.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
South Wilkenbarre
Uurtato Express
Kite
Eve
Morris O'Connell
Prank Crammer
Prank Cronmer
O'Connell
Seth
Mr. O'Connell
Crammer
Mick
Conference selects committee for next year program
At Green Wood the conference of the state athletic and physical director of Uwe WLC AG chose a seven member committee to plan next year’s program. Members include Brownell Evansville Burns Fort Wayne and C G Dubrige Terre Haute. No date set for the state athletic meet. two meets planned one at Lafayette in June and another in Indianapolis during the fair week.
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Indianapolis
Uwe
WLC. AG
Green Wood
I Oluge
Him
Brownell
Evansville
Burns
Bort, Wayne
C. G. Dubrige
Terre Waute
Tha
Uve Retaries
Presen
Conferendia
Lafyette Sone
Tuned
Indianapolia
Early Clone Stakes Entries at Narragansett Park Meeting
Dexter announces entries for the Narragansett Park Grand Meeting August 26 to 30 with 2x nominations in major stakes. Roger Williams 2204 trot, Leog stake and Price stake listed with prizemoney and nominations. Park events show varied nomination counts and totals.
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Providence
Rotary Dexter
Roger Williams
Leog
Astarkers
Pan Balm Cures Rheumatism Says Salem Woman
SALLIE HARRIS of Salem New Jersey reports a severe rheumatic attack eased after using Chamberlains Pan Balm seen advertised in the South Jersey man She claims two applications relieved pain and one bottle cured her completely Moranle by all druggists.
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Sallie, Harris
Salem
N. A. Moranle
Chapman's Warsaw Project Plans Summer Home Near Winona Lake
The Rev. J Wilbur Chapman of New York, director of Winona settlement work, has purchased twenty acres near Winona Lake and will build a summer home on the property this spring in Warsaw Indiana.
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Warsaw
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Winona
Ling
Winona Lake
Sportsmen unite to aid deputy warden in Fighting illegal hunters
A local branch of the League of American Sportsmen forms with about thirty members to back Deputy Warden Rodney Fleming in prosecuting illegal hunters. Members vow a firm campaign, with plans for a strong local effort as they monitor farmers and Fort Wayne men, filing information with the deputy.
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League of American Sportsiwet
Branc
Sigorona
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne
Rodney Fleming
Ty State
Xelines
DRS
Uhase
Sevire
Fragmentary Travel Tip Ad from Old Advert
A garbled OCR fragment cites travel tips and a Syrage Co mention. It hints at bottles and health claims about preventing headaches and other complaints. Names and precise details are unreadable, leaving a vague promotional note with unclear product references.
MR MAT C SMITH TO RETIRE FROM LOGANSPORT THEATER
The Logansport Journal reports Mr Dowling may resume management next season as Nat C Smith's term ends. Mr Smith, who came from Fort Wayne, has steered high class attractions here earning warm support. His departure would leave a strong legacy and many admirers.
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Logansport Journal
Font Theater
Uat
Dowling
Nat C. Smith
Sinee
Dairy Pim
Willie Colt
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National League Staff OF
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