Orphan home outing organized by Peters at Allen county
The Peters farm hosted an outing for forty eight children from Allen County Orphans Home. Mrs J C Peters assisted by her daughters Bertha and Hellen, and trustees and a bus from Loylesses arranged interurban transport. A noon dinner and musical numbers by Nellie Lawson and Luelle House delighted the group, with prizes won by Mrs D I Harding and Mrs B Harding.
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Two Early 1900s Weddings Highlight Huntington Eventful Day
Mrs GA McCijen of Huntington hosted out of town guests for a nuptial ceremony. Georgia Mullen wed John Mullen in a cream gown with white roses, with Miss Snyder and Miss Milter as attendants. Guests from Antwerp and Ashley attended. The bride and groom planned a Southern honeymoon then home. A separate cathedral ceremony united Lillia Victoria Lingard and Joseph Walter Parrot, officiated by Rev. Rothe. Attendants included Rosella Langard and Miss Movrolovn. Reception followed with two social clubs in attendance. Masterson Avenue residence hosted the wedding breakfast and later a reception.
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Parrot Langard
Lillia Vic
Toria Lingard
Josep Walter Parrot
Mastey'Leland Parrot
N’ O'Groek
Lue
Rae Langard
Mica Flick
Local couple wed in Chicago ceremony
Loeuw Jones and Ada Jones, former residents, married in Chicago at the bride’s sister's home on Tuesday June 6. The bride’s parents live on West Butler street, while the groom is a son of Edward Loeuw of Test Lewis Street. A community musicale planned by the YWCA Steadfast Gleaners Club supports public school girls’ education and funds for delegates to the Lake Geneva conference in August. the high school orchestra and local musicians will perform Cavalleria Rusticana selections and other numbers.
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Mary O'Rourke
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Ta Davis
Wast Greigghton’ Avenue
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Jesanaving
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George ‘Kirhavél
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Guarles
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Detroit
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Weil
Sam Gutman
Des Moines
Gest
Misa
Carrie Rothechtly
Alfred Lowenstein
St. Joseph
Miss Rotherhild
Myre
Jack Seuloss
Loeuw Jones
Ada Jones
Din” Andy Loew
Graouie
Edward Loeuw
Test Lewis Street
Jen Jones
West Butler Street
C. A
Ihe
Miss Wemple
Harry Ross
Robert Morris
Anu Ford Arbabos
Barilant
Agnes Hamilton
Gillis
Ralph Yarnelle
Lie Congert
Lake Giveva
Wisconsin
Cavalleria Rusticana Iatea
Morris Dapromtit
Weinnle
Daly and Daly in Plaudits at Majestie Show
Vinie Daly returns to Boston stage in a vaudeville program at the Majestie with her sister Migs Daly paid as a headliner. The act features songs, dancing, and burlesque scenes, including a notable Cora Metoa turn and a famed burlesque sequence with Frou ty, backed by John Myers.
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Port Wayne
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Aid
Bundon
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Waltaline
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Vaudeville at Robison Park Promises Enthralling Week
At Robison Park Theatre a vivid vaudeville program draws crowds with an electric novelty act by LaCarmoneaux and the St Claire sisters, plus Murray, Harcourt, and the Beggar Prince Opera company upcoming. The cast includes Jules Foreman, Vivien Wortest, Bitta Morris, Graves, and Delkalti under Harry Leavelle, with a strong chorus and polished comic bits.
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Anbistey Ly ST. Claire Sisters
Cinderella
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e.LaCarmoneux
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Union Christian College stays in Merom for now
Sullivan Ind June 7 Trustees decide not to move Union Christian College from Merom to Muncie and will keep it in place. Preparations proceed for building improvements. A promotional song and a companion gong will accompany copies. Guy Conklin advertises Scherer bakery services at 1008 Calhoun Street. Journal-Gazette Want Ad insert included.
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Merom
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