Wayne Playgrounds Association Financial Report 1911
The Wayne Playgrounds Association presents its past year financial report listing receipts from balances Feb 1 1911 from M E Rice and the Woman's Club league and city council appropriation. Expenditures show payments from park board school board O N Gul din and the association. a detailed construction grounds maintenance statement accompanies the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ort Wayne Playgrounds Association
M. E. Rice
Woman's Club League
Broadway
O. N. Guldlin Oo
Shey League
Fort Wayne
Perfine-Armstrone
C. Ro
Bath
F. At. Graham
Furvex
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
River Far
Indiana Road Machine
Board of Public Works
Hanna-Brackenridge Co
Olds Coal Co
Western Gas Construction Co
Beers-Offut Construction Co
Fort Wasne Oi and Supply Co
Ceonethireriott Co
Net
Seaver Hardwarete
Ens
Masground Association
Unis Association
Port Wraeneo
Ada Ca
Earden Woman's Chillergie
School Board
Park
Shapleagne
Eddidrens Playground Association
Sind
An- Tula
Rowser
S. F. Stawser
Co. X. Guldilan
Committee On Construction, Grounds and Maintenance
Albion Man Is Given A Pardoned Inmate List
Indiana report details Governor Marshall’s pardons and paroles following a five day state board of pardons session. Three pardons granted including Bernard Freedman and two inmates from Sullivan and Nabie counties. twenty two clemencies refused and numerous parole recommendations issued for inmates from several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
State Board of Pardons
Ta- Giana
State Board
Bernard Freedman
Thear
John Azra
Sullivan County
Kara
A. J. Barrick
Jasonville
Hastings
Dweo
Albion
David Ke Hivealy
Tively
Strick Hastings
Grovernor Marshall
Steve Banastal
St. Joseph County
Mare
Willian Fitzgerald
Cass County
Harvey Lawson
Marion County
Petit Darcone
Ray Po Larimer
Miami
Petit Jarcony
Karl Deters
Porter County
Slime J
Hopec
Emanuel A. Kallen
Kikhart County
Hugh Atkinson
Lawrence
Weslie Hayes
Miami County
Nick Parnell
Wosciusko County
Charles Ward
Marion C County
McIntire
John Lapidat
Lake County
Hanly
Charles KE. Shepherd
Jay County
Thomas I. Warry
Vanderburg County
Harry
Melcher
Ohio River
Harrison Casipaday
John Burns
Isaac Abbott
Mint Stettler
Hyman Baron
Viola Gerard
Clean Lee
Christopher Knoop
Frank Baldwin
James Bedwell
George Hoppes
David Pitzele
Bert Hooker
Grace Anderson
Fred Smith
Noah Morehead
Arlie Manuels
Arthur Williams
Boards of Parole
Dress Standard Urged for School Girls
Columbus Indiana March 1930 Police chief Frank J Cooper announced he would seek statewide teacher support for a bill to set a dress standard for schoolgirls. He warned high school girls are “flirting with pneumonia in winter” due to thin stockings short sleeves and low shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Frank J. Cooper
Cooper
Browne Improves After Illness in Indiana
Word from Wabash, Indiana, reports Rev. F. G. Browne, who suffered apoplexy, is much better and doctors express optimism for eventual recovery. The note comes from Columbia City dated March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Wabash
F. G. Browne
Magia Ra
Yill
Veteran of Mexican War dies in Ossian at 56
Benjamin Weaver, 56, the last Mexican War survivor in Wells County and possibly northern Indiana, died today at his daughter Mrs. Harvey Prough's home in Ossian after years of blindness and ailments. He had lived in Ossian fifteen years and previously near Bethel church. Weaver, a Mexican War pension recipient, left a sizable estate from his hard work. Funeral is Saturday at Oak Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Weaver
Ossian
Opsian
Ind
Mareh
Benamin Weaver
Wells County
Harvey Prough
Thieme Elected Club President at Fort Wayne Meeting
Theodore Thieme was unanimously chosen president at the Fort Wayne Commercial Club annual meeting. New officers include S F Mulhol land and W F Dowd as vice presidents J R McCulloch as treasurer and W N Ballou G W Beers C F E Bond A J Bowerfind C A Dunkelberg R B H ana FLOS Tlanting Van B Perrine Theodore Wentz J B Franke and George Hi Van Arnam as board members Ballou fills unexpired term of Arthur Trail. Secretary Charles L Biederwolf will serve another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Commercial Club
Theodore
Thieme
S. F. Mulholland
W. F&. Dowd
J. R. McCulloch
W. N. Ballou
G. W. Beers
C. FE. Bond
A. J. Bowerfind
C. A. Dunkelberg
R. BR. Hanna
Flos. Tlanting
van B. Perrine
Theodore Wentz
J.B. Franke
George Hi. van Arnam
Mr. Ballou
Clab
The
Association of Commerce
AL W. Weit
H. I Brawerfind
Charles S. Bush
Harry AL Perfect
George H. VanArnam
W. C. Rassetter
J BO Franke
Oneiana Manufacturers’ and Snippers’ Association
Whey
Cammonreith Club
Pers
Part Warone
Sammel Miond
Don
Theodore FF
Vineies Rheeich
Citeo
Kadiwan
Dlee
Eluate
Efile
Wiael
Clity
Federated Labs of
Lndians
Fort Wayne
Levishature
Thumae
Fort Wage Gant
Fort Weevne
Commercial Club
Bt Omy
Biederwolf
J F. S. Dorn
Columbus
David N
Samuel M. Foster
Armed Guards Patrol Levee as Floodwaters Rise in Louisville
Telegraph reports from Hickman Kentucky indicate the Mississippi rose overnight, threatening the levee. Men piled sandbags and guards with rifles patrolled the levee to prevent breaches as three to four feet of water inundated Hickman and nearby towns. a baby drowned in Hickman during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hickman
Columbus
Floods Sweep Wisconsin and Illinois Areas Prompt Evacuations
The Grant Williams dyke on the Kankakee River failed sending water into farmland and threatening Scheineider and nearby towns. Mississippi River at 29 feet rising toward danger as struck by ice jams and broken levees near Sheboygan and other western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Mississippi River
Ohio
Missis Sippy
Chaplain Dallam's Body Found in River Near Meredosia
Chaplain F E Dallam of the Twenty third infantry, missing two weeks from Fort Benjamin Harrison, was found dead in the Illinois river near Meredosia. Identified by fetters in pockets, the body will be taken to Warsaw for burial. presumed suicide due to ill health and worry. Dallam served in the Spanish-American War and Mexico border action, previously stationed at Fort Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Marek Sa
Kb. F. Glenn
Twenty-Third Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fohin FE. Dallam
Finois
Meredosia
Dallam
Col
Glenn
Philip Dallam
Warsaw
Philippines
Fort Niagara
Niagara
N. Y
Man Hired to Beat Wife Beater in Seattle Ad
In Seattle a wife seeks revenge on a husband by hiring a man through a published ad. Eight applicants respond. a husky youth offers to do the job for five dollars. Mrs Gillies then hires him and collects a ten dollar fee, claiming the work was excellent. The couple, married ten years, reported the incident to city authorities without relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waah
Jury Recommends Case Against Omaha Officers in Blunt Killing
Springfield Neb March 80 A coroner's jury investigating Rev Roy Blunt's death recommended that Chief Briggs of South Omaha his deputy John Trenton and Sheriff Hyers be held for the district court for the killing in a fight between officers and three escaped convicts. The inquiry drew crowds with intense interest and many believed the matter had been clarified though tensions remained. Briggs defended his actions saying the fight forced him to defend himself and others as bullets and gunfire flew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Coraher
Roy Blunt
Briggs
South Omaha
John
Trenton
Hyers
Linenin
Rev Blunt
Armstrong
Papillion
Grant Chase
Sarps County
Statesmen Honor Marshall Amid Washington Receptions
The article notes Marshall arrives in Washington with planned receptions to win support from Democratic lawmakers ahead of the Baltimore convention. Governor and Indiana representatives arrange a house wing and senate introductions. A separate Huntington County ditch widening petition seeks $325,000 for about 660 farmers in four townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas KR
Marshall
Congress
Baltimore
Representative Dison
Indiana
Senate
Little River
Huntington County
FE. G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
William Price Telegraph Manager Dies in Lansing
Former Postal Telegraph operator at Auburn Indiana for years, William Price died in Lansing Michigan. Price, once telegraph operator and manager in Auburn, was recently promoted to Lansing. Survived by his wife, his former Avilla home and friendly reputation are noted in notices sent to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Lansing
Miel
Willian Price
Postal Telegraph
Avilla
Israel Holloway Wabash Blacksmith Dead at ages old
Israel Holloway, Wabash County's oldest Blacksmith and Lincolnville veteran, died yesterday at his daughter's home. He and his brother Job Holloway ran a Lincolnville blacksmith shop for 55 years, using the same anvil until retirement three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Israel Holloway
Wabash County
Luetla Morrie
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Park Board
O. N. Guichin
Playground Association
W. OM. Griffin
Tathereogg G. F. M. Graham
Albion Man
Kill Hastings
Commercial Club of
Theodore F. Thieme
S. E. Mulholland
Wallace E. Doud
CLUB
Kankakee
Schneider
Ack
Marel
Via- Sissippo
Sheborgan
Wis
Maret
Shebovgan
Lven
Chaplain Dallam
Blunt
Ington
William Price
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