Ladies Day Hosts and Birthday Party in Small Town
Society notes describe Ladies day hosts at the country club Mrs Evans and Miss Egabeth with several guests listed. Progressive bridge prizes and refreshments planned. Miss Elizabeth Botertind celebrated her seventh birthday with neighborhood friends, pink floral arrangements and candlelit table decorations. Children received themed place cards and favors. Army and Navy Journal reports the transfer of Colonel Francis H. Prench, formerly from the area.
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Evans
Egabeth
Ruth Evens
Wk Kun
Hdward J. Ker
Sam Woll
Go M_ Lestir
Fda Smock
Geraldine
Josephine Fleming
Elizabeth Botertind
Army and Navy Journal
Francis H. Prench
Local social notes show many departures for summer plans
A flood of announcements details August stationing of officers in Hupelulu and Colonel French moving to command. Many residents plan summer trips to Berkeley, Harbor Point, Lake Wansee and Chicago. House parties, bridge events, and visits to relatives fill days as families, friends, and clubs organize travel, gatherings, and dances through late June and July.
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Hupelulu
French
San Francisco
Pew Station
Slaygrounds Teachers Under Supervision by Director
By agreement yesterday the school board and the playgrounds association place all teachers formerly employed to instruct children under the supervision of Director W. Dale Borror. The change follows earlier lack of direct authority at the outset in San Juan del Sur. Colonal Jose Santos Ramirez, longtime director general of telegraphy and telephones under President Zelaya, was assassinated today.
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Housing Note Seeks Roommate in Exclusive District
A polite inquiry appears from a private household inviting a refined young New Yorker to share a furnished room. Prospective applicants are asked to reply confidentially to Address D, 864, Furnus-Gazetts, indicating interest in possible accommodation in their cultured family home.
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Indiana Delegates Refuse Unit Rule At Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 25 Indiana delegation in caucus refused to be bound by the unit rule for temporary chairman. John W Kern discussed as Bryan opponent but did not vote. Of 30 delegates, 23 supported Bryan, 7 abstained or did not vote. Motion to bind by unit rule failed for lack of second. division proposal withdrawn. Tom Taggart explained Bryan’s position and prior discussions with Wilson and Clark. Kern declined to precommit to Bryan’s plan, and party committee efforts to mediate failed.
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Lafeyatte
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Pioneer Resident of DeKalb County Passes Away
Auburn Ind June 25 William Wallace a pioneer resident of DeKalb County died at his home near Moores aged 82 years 5 months and 30 days He was born in Hamilton County Pa January 4 1800 moved to Ashland County Ohio as a child and came to LaGrange Ind in 1848 He and his parents settled on a farm near Moores for 64 years He married Mary Miller who died in 1878 Three children survive Funeral Thursday at 11 am from Norris chapel Reverend Charles Hubbard of Waterloo will lead burial at Woodlawn Cemetery
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Hramlin Count
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Lagrange
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Wallace
Norris Chapel
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Suffragist Addresses Chinatown in New York Street Rally
June 21 New York a suffrage demonstration featured a woman speaker in Chinese dress addressing about 200 Chinese on a street corner in Chinatown. Introduced as Mrs Jean White she urged Chinese men in America to support women’s right to vote after recently arriving from San Francisco where she taught in Canton for years.
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Chinatown
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Secura
Los Angeles Golfer Wins Honors in Chicago
Chicago June 26 Norman MacBath of Los Angeles Country Club won the Moržatex armorial trophy matches. He scored one up on his rival in the 500-player field. His clan also took the trophy.
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Norman MacBath
Angeles
Galt Sean
Bryan Faction Fights Over Roosevelt Rally At Convention
Baltimore dispatch reports Bryan faces opposition from party leaders over his drive to control the Democratic convention and his Roosevelt eulogy. Delegates split between backing Bryan’s dominance and resisting renomination, while Roosevelt's campaign hinges on money and conservative support.
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