Society luncheon at Country Club draws many city women
The cutfrain luncheon at the Country Club begins at 1 pm and will be attended by numerous city women including members of the State board of directors of the Equai Breochise League of Indiana. Transportation by automobile is arranged, with shuttles to the Anthony Hotel by 12 o'clock. Many names and travels of local residents are listed along with visitors and out-of-town relatives.
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Riot leads to injuries in August crash at Greenfield
In August at Greenfield a collision injured seven people including Thomas Dean and Allen Greenfield. Mrs Dean and daughter June Henbrein of Elwood were hurt, and others sustained minor injuries. The accident was blamed on faulty road conditions and loose gravel.
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Gar Creek
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Gus White
Ben Scott
Allen
Francis
Arthur
Genavieve
Charles Pfeiffer
John
Frank Moore
George Cox
Helen
Morris
Evelyn
Jane Huguenard
Albert White
Edward
Catharine
Virginia
Cletus
Peilein Meyers
Misres
Whima
Bernice Wilson
Florence Monce
Inna
Marguerite Foust
May White
Anza Parnni
Thomas
AL Dean
Gt Greenfield
Dean
June Henbrein
Elwood
Wah
Lieutenant Bob Gaskill Returns Home From Overseas
Mrs. Robert Gaskill learned her husband Cormier, a police superintendent and fire alarm chief, has arrived safely in town serving as first lieutenant in the national army. He was stationed at Camp Grant and Fort Benjamin Harrison after training, returning from overseas duty amid the Great Half-Price Sale at Patterson Fletcher Co.
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Cormier
Wun
National Army
Camp Grant
Stockford
Fort Benjamin Hardoon
Woman's War Work Red Cross Canteen and Uniform Plan
The committee seeks volunteers to support wartime canteen services. Members schedule contacts for listing names and pledge allegiance. Car donations urged for Home Service Bureau as motor corps forms. Uniform standards outlined for clerical, canteen, social service, and medical staff with insignia. Reeducation program for wounded soldiers explains vocational retraining plans. Junior League finances a free city clinic to aid children unable to pay for care.
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Greathy
Jessie Calvin
Woman's
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Red Cross
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Foreign Commission
Civilian Affairs Department
Ingignia
Meir
Nciun
Federal Board of Buds Ucation
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Child Welfare Bureau
Health Department
City Council
Woman's Club League
Visiting Horse League
Jersey 8 Good Sport
Betty Brown describes summer gird outfits for women emphasizing modesty and ease for court wear. The article notes a one piece tennis costume with a built in girdle and decorative neck outline, promoting comfort and neatness for athletic and social occasions.
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Betty Brown
Too Late for Classification Notice
A garbled employment notice appears to seek mail carrier work, urging applications and suggesting a position is available though the text is unreadable and incomplete. The fragment hints at airable work and an address for applying, but lacks concrete details or advertiser identity.
Ross College to Unfurl Service Flag This Evening
The Ross College of Chiropractic at 27 West Jefferson street will raise a service flag at 7 30. The banner will feature eighteen stars for graduates and near graduates and faculty members. Mrs Durnick will sing and faculty members will speak. Dr Bush of Columbus and Dr Sweet of Battle Creek will address the gathering. Dr Sweet is famed for treating ball players. The event caps the college educational week with strong attendance and satisfaction.
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Bush
Columbus
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Battle Creek
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Office Raid on Der Zeitgeist Newspaper in Chicago
Federal agents raided the Der Zeitgeist office in Chicago seizing correspondence and documents. The action followed similar raids in Philadelphia ten days earlier, tied to government investigations. Dr. Michael Singer, former editor of the Minvin Stagis Zeitung, published the paper.
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der Zeitgeist
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Janis
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Singer
Minvin Stagis Zeitung
Albert Miller Bound Over To Circuit Court
Albert Filer of Wolf Lake was bound over to Noble County circuit court after a preliminary hearing before Judge Teach in Albion. The defendant, charged with attempting to murder Dr. J E Luckey, had bond set at 1008 dollars. defense cross examination suggested possible self defense. Prosecutor Clarence Finney represented the state.
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Albert Filer
Welt Lake
J. E. Luckey
Wolf Lake
Noble Circuit Court
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Fort Wayne
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A NEW STORY OF MARRIED LIFE Revelations of a Witfe
A narrator recalls a desert island romance plotted by jealousy and games of flirtation with Dicky and Grace Draper. She provokes Pettit and Underwood with water splashes then strikes a tense moment afloat, as Pettit and Underwood close in while Dicky swims toward them.
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God's Service Star and the New Coat Sale
A short verse recalls a child spotting the evening star and a mother explaining a banner of sacrifice. In the same notice, Patterson-Fletcher Co. advertises a Great Hall-Price Sale featuring men and young men’s novelty suits at half price.
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Patterson-Fletocher CO
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