Eastern Stars Enter Tan At Butler
Eastern Stars enter Tan at Butler social held at Bastar Btar hall during last regular meeting guest Watation chapter 142 Waterloo Kendallville nobles and hospitality during the evening featured six oclock dinner and grand work demonstration with two candidates. Guests listed include Kendallville chapter officers and numerous attendees from Waterloo Kendallville and nearby towns.
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Butler
Bastar
Shore Neried
Waterloo
Noble
Kendallvile
Yeharge
Masonic
Ehupigr Wes
Paul Grand Innentron
Indiana
Agnes Hart“suck
Kendallville
Grand Ruth
Notte Downey
Chartbuseo
Ellen Riddle
Worthy Paitron
Clarence DE. Baker
Kendalsville
W. P. Leas
Kendalsvile
Mra
J. W. Lamm
J. C. Blexer
Thanes
Dore Campbell
Laura Campbell
Susannah Walker
Mary Haohtel
Hamman
Deisy Childs
Blanche Fox
Nancy McGagne
Baile Montagon
William Leas
T. R. Knott
Mars Imhoff
Ethel Hall
Bert Shapl
Vent Thomas
Milo J. Thomas
Corunna
Nettle Downey
Churtebasco
Hosey Meeting At Court House Thursday Evening
Attend the Hosey meeting in the assembly room at the court house Thursday at 8 15. Hear updates on business government topics and inviting everyone to join.
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Court House
Rochester Man Dies in Apparent Self Inflicted Hanging
In Rochester Indiana 54 year old Mathias Harrison, a former RC Cessstr, died by self inflicted hanging at his home after missing a rendezvous. His wife found him bound to a rope after searching. He left four children and his widow.
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Rccesstsr
Ind
Inc
Mautthias Harrison
Ted
Avon
Keaith
President Wilson Delays Summer Budget and Urges Action
President Wilson sent a congress message urging swift action on currency reform despite heat of summer. He warned adjournment would hinder public duties and hinted at continued extraordinary session for at least two months. Vice President Marshall received strong public support in Washington as debates on sugar tax and party organization continued.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Congress
Senate
India
Indiana couple wed on sick bed near Rockdale
In Lawrenceburg Indiana Rev Jacob Sipe was awakened at midnight to wed Alfred Cook and Alyttle Sheets. The bride, confined to bed due to illness, was dressed for the ceremony as the couple vowed marriage at once. The event took place at the Sheets home with the minister present.
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Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Jacob 2. Sipe
Nathaniel Sheets
Rocktale
Alfred J. Cook
Alyttle C. Sheets
Bright Eyes and Clear Noses Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes S S S or Swift's Sure Remedy as a cure for catarrh and systemic purification. It claims the solution cleanses mucous linings, improves nasal passages, and clears the stomach, promising relief within an hour and noting availability at drug stores for $1.00 per bottle. It lists skin conditions allegedly helped and urges readers to consult their druggist.
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Eine Co
Sss
Why Great Doctors Recomm Whitbread and Malts
Odd ad style and local notes blend with social news. Mentions Whitbread English ales or malt extracts praised for taste and repose. Local marriages, visitors, and social gatherings appear with names like Mrs Welter Secrist and the Hudsons. A bug finish and Bash & Co. note close the fragment.
South Bend Pair Set a Precedent
In South Bend Indiana two individuals achieved a notable precedent on June 25 4. The event marks a milestone for local conduct and legal or civic implications. Further details remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
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South Bend
Moves to Valparaiso as new home for Marker family
Columbia City news reports C J Marker and directors moving to Valparaiso where Marker has accepted a new position. The item lists multiple local residents with visits, arrivals, and injuries, including three year old Meredith Selly’s elbow fracture and a hay mow accident involving Levi Walker. The narrative covers guests from Portland Oregon to Fort Wayne, and a pending wedding of Frank Kohh.
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Columbia City
Suns
Dirs
C.J. Marker
Valparaiso
Marker
Sherman Kneller
Washington Township
Souder
Lawrence Magley
Logansport
James Aa. Eanreney
Portland
Ore
J. FE. Lawrance
Attie Jones
Misa Ethel Fleher
Fort Wayne
Thin City
Homer Phillips
DeWitt Williamson
Dora Eades
Ian Elson
Charles Sehuman
This City
Marlon
Lester Williamson
Levi Walker
Union Township
G. Griater
Henry Nuxall
Lizabeth
Indiana
Edward Lieb
Vera Hinaly
South Whitley
Ehe
Otto Albright
Joseph M. Carver
Guy
Washington Courthouse
Adium
Robert Hudson
Warsaw
Tom Pontius
Albert Aver
Hammond
Herr Auer
John Andersen
Cincinnati
Henry Melallen
J. F. Kent
Milwaukee
Frank Kohh
Katherine Dietbeck
Doris Wilamson
Port Warne
David Meyers I
Meteor
Aixpound
Jease FL Seil
Senta
Po=catur
Bremen
Bloom
Alan
Mary Packneka
Joan Flerman
Mra_ Monn Snyfer
Toledo
South Bend Couple Wed Against Health Certification
A South Bend couple, G. L. Williamsons, and Pierson with Miss Matilda Engelop faced marriage doubts over health certificates. When asked, the bride and groom cited a ministerial association's precedent and the belief in health standards, stating the decision reflected their broader religious community's views.
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South Bend
G. L. Williamsons
Pierson
Matilda Engelop
Beng
Mishal
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