Odd Fellows Meet in Indianapolis Chooses Nominees and Officers
The seventy second semi annual grand lodge of Indiana adjourned with John B. Cockrum of Indianapolis boosted for deputy grand sire. Theodore Finn and W. Humphray of Chicago began the movement. Nominees include H. Hastings for grand representative and H. M. Kean for grand master. Thirteen men sought grand warden. W. Leedy named secretary with W. F. Wells opposing.
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Washington, Inn
H.M. Kean
Jasper
Ind
J. H. Rader
Wil D. Ewing
Mitchell
Trancis Cooper
Hafmmond
P. A. Bolinger
North Manchester
M. T. Poling
Nashvill
O. O. Friddie
Fairview
T. E. Stredher
Jeffersonville
WW. Leedy
W FB. Wells
Clinton
W. A. Morris
Frankfort
J. A. Dehoritz
Society Notes From A Busy Iowa Season's Peak
A flurry of social events fills the page: Mrs. Charles Dunkelberg hosts a bridge in honor of Mrs. George Morris of Chicago, Mrs. Martha Cox hosts her five hundred club, and Miss Gere Russell of Grand Rapids joins the guests at a charity bridge. Lectures, weddings, and club gatherings abound, with many local families hosting and traveling guests, including plans for a May 30 wedding and visits to Pittsburg, Indianapolis, and Zanesville.
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Dwart Leach
Charlee Hart
Lyle Tucker
Kitilei
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Buffalo
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Land
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Mias Kidth Fund
Supertine
Ada Hartley
Alice Worden
Indianapolis
Archie Sthall
Webster Street
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New York
Lloyd Spangler
King’s
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Belde
Anna O'Brien
Nancy O’brien
Hermann Bir
Tonk
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
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Valenciennes
Miss Maris Bresnahan
Huntington
Miss Bresnahan
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Joseph
Nominated for Grand Trustee and Treasurership
In the report Wood and It TE, Heaton of Derton Yilio were nominated for grand treasurer, while E G Nogate of Blonkimytan was nominated for grand trustee, indicating a slate of leadership positions.
Antwerps Train Crash At Coutich Kills Dozens
A serious rail disaster near Coutich six miles southeast of Antwerp occurs at 9 08 am. An Antwerp to Brussels express crashes into a pilgrim train on a siding. Fifty dead and over one hundred injured reported with several further deaths, rescue workers struggle amid grisly scenes as doctors priests and nurses rush to aid victims.
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Contieh
Conlidh
New Chorus Makes Its Bow at Wayne Street Church Debut
Dudley Buck Male Chorus, a newly organized group under Ernest F. Schaniet, appeared before a large Wayne Street Methodist church audience. Nearly six hundred listeners filled the Wayne Street church as the chorus made its debut under Schaniet’s leadership with Miss Marie Spie among the performers.
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Fort Wayne chorus shines under young director in city concert
The Fort Wayne chorus, led by a young conductor recently added to the Fort Wayne music scene, presented a pleasing performance with twenty one members and strong solo work. Williams and the chorus impressed Indiana listeners with encores and polished pieces including Roll Call Pilgrim Chorus The Gwl and the Pussy Cat and Why Dont You Spress Yoself. The audience, including friends of the chorus, gave hearty applause praising Miss Spiegel s accompaniments and the director s efforts in supporting local musical culture.
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Nevin
Indiana
Riley
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Thia
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Shey
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Iir L. Millay
Air
A AL Mrewor
Nr. J. Erhart
Charles Todn
Fichard
G. Johimeyer
W. Wet
Gribs
Luther Tong
Charles Food
Dell Smith
A. H. Schaaf
GB Watterson
K. Fowler
C. Kimmely
Williare Behwurtz
Karl Kranz
Fort Wayne Couple Involved In Decatur Adultery Case
Fort Wayne residents Frank Otiner and Dora Elkins were arraigned in Decatur on adultery charges and pleaded guilty. Each received a $25 fine plus costs totaling $38 and ten days in the county jail. both paid the costs. The couple’s arrest followed a complaint by Dr Offner who claimed years of marital strain and recent separations.
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Fort Wayne
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Dreatur
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Decatur
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Frank
Daily Times
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Pennsylvania
Kendallville Boy Finds Navy Life Unfulfilling
A Kendallville youth expresses discontent with Navy life after receiving a letter from Ed Burwell, a Barine ship Alabama sailor, noting the terse tone of the communication and its impact on his outlook.
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Hiss Dairy Burne
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Alabama
Famous trotting stallion Gowan dies at Elwood farm
In Lagran ge Indiana on May 21 the famed trotting stallion Gowan owned by Dr. Jackson and D A Sears died at the Elwood stock farm where he stood. Bred in Kentucky by Cecil and Cecil he drew wide notice for speed and worth. The horse passed near the track and a monument will mark his grave. The animal changed hands through Graefield and Wabash before Sears acquired him for 720 with Dr Jackson gaining a half interest last season to manage the stock farm.
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Graenfisld
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