Wedding News From Hoagland and Nearby Towns
A string of weddings fills notices across Hoagland and surrounding areas. Pearl Smith and Marion Shookman wed at the bride’s home with a family procession, music, and a trip to northern lakes planned. Mildred Dixon and Robert Bleckman marry at Wagner Street home with a formal ceremony and Detroit trip. Helen Kelly and John Macy wed quietly at Fairfield Avenue, with a Winchester home to follow. Additional notices cover Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich’s early morning Cathedral ceremony, Lydia Kemp’s Canadian marriage to Paul Stein, and Koons Tobias plus Wolf Branstrator unions in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Smith
Joseph Morris
Bernice Morris
Violet Shookman
John Henry Cotter
Jonesboro
Ark
d’Hardelot
Lakes
George Shookman
Hoagland
Hoagland Bank
John Dixon
Wagner Street
Mildred
Robert Bleckman
Jerome Bleckman
West Creighton Avenue
Edward Montgomery
Third Presbyterian Church
William Black
Comineavish
Detroit
Mrs. Bleekman
West Williams Street
Macy—Kelly
W. H. Kelly
Fairfield Avenue
Helen Kelly
John Macy
Winchester
H. B. Master
Mr. Macy
Jindge Macy
J. RB. Quinlan
Jeanette Ryan
Alfred Chauvey
Lydia Kemp
Wayne Hotel
Canada
Paul E. Stein
Will Collins
Mr. Stein
Miss Kemp
Mrs. Stein
Americans Show In The Big Run At Olympic Trials
The third mile saw Ruffell slip back while Fitzgerald and Scott led to the tape with Keeper second and Hutson third. Wickolf faltered for the United States as Sweden’s Karlsson surged ahead along with Glover and Porter in the final yards. Sweden led the medal table as the US trailed in fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruffell
Fitzgerald
Scott
Keeper
Hutson
Persson
Modig
United States
Garnet M. Wickolf
University of Ohio
E. Clover
C. H. A. Porter
M. Karlsson
Glover
Porter
A. Lindholm
Sweden
Great Britain
France
South Africa
Germany
A. Hare
Melvin W. Sheppard
Hare
Loss by the storms in Columbia Indiana reported
Otis Plattner of Whitley County Mutual Insurance visited Columbia on Saturday and said storms a week ago caused the company to suffer seventeen cases with all but one adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
City
Ind
Otis Plattner
Whitley County . Mutual
Golden wedding celebrated at Wallen home
Relatives and friends gathered July 3 at Mr. and Mrs. George Opliger in Wallen to honor fifty years of marriage. Rev. Ban ner spoke, gifts were exchanged, and refreshments served. Mrs. Opliger, born Harriet Golden, and Mr. Opliger have seven children, twenty two grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Opliger
Wallen
Opliger
Ways
Allen County
Louis
Kalamazoo
Edward Opliger
Charles Arnold
Dorothy
Elmer Cook
Ruth
Lois
Warren
Beulah Opliger
William Opliger
Arthur Waters
Amber
Roy
Charles W.W. Badiac, Jr
Ralph
John Lackey
Rebecca Erwin
Steven Moore
Charles J. Badiac
Joseph Badiac
John S. Waters
Allan Waters
Samuel Fulkerson
George Griswold Andeson Elmer
George Pfeiffer
Sarah A. Cook
Mesars
Arthur, Frank, Jasper and
Clyde Opliger
Democrats Pay $150000 On Indiana State Debt
Indianapolis July 9. Democrats now in control announce the auditor has sent warrants for 150000 to reduce the state debt to about 800000 due in 2015. A further 150000 will be paid in December, aiming to retire the debt on its due date. Governor Marshall credits careful planning and financial reform including lower taxes and a debt sinking fund. The 150000 principal was held by Greenwich Savings Bank, New York. This is the first debt payment since January 1906.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Auditor of State
Marshall
State Board of Finance
Vincennes University
Finance Board
Greenwich Savings Bank
New York
Births for Stewart Marshall Lindenberg and Others
Birth notice lists a daughter for Mr and Mrs H D Stewart of 701 Edgewater Avenue, a son for Mr and Mrs Anthony Marshall of 1323 Maumee Avenue, and a daughter for Mr and Mrs John F Lindenberg of 1403 Swiney Park Place, with a final note referencing Seats Broth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Stewart
Edgewater Avenue
Anthony Marshall
Maumee Avenue
John F. Lindenberg
Swinney Park Place
Seats
Old Man Given Long Jail Term For Gross Impropriety
Henry Quick aged 64 of West Washington boulevard received a six month jail sentence and a $500 fine plus costs after a city court trial for gross impropriety involving a seven year old girl. The ruling follows evidence described as highly revolting. Other carnival related defendants faced small fines while several individuals were discharged. Police continue pursuit of Gertie North as Harry Anderson pays ten dollars in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Quick
West Washington Boulevard
George Poole
Emma Osmer
Albert Luther
Mavel Pranks
Henry Michaels
Ed Myers
Joe Dennings
Dan Ragan
Gertie North
Harry Anderson
Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Notice
The notice lists marriages with partners and ages including Wilber Landaw 38 and Della Gran 30, John Fitzgerald 25 and Theresa Hannan 23, Marion Shookman 23 and Pearl Smith 25, and others such as John Macey Jr 26 with Helen Kelly 20 and Howard Major 26 with Anna Shaw 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber E. Landaw
Della M. Gran
John E. Fitzgerald
Theresa I. Hannan
Marion F. Shookman
Pearl A. Smith
Robert
Bleckman
Mildred L. Dixon
John W. Macey, Jr
Helen L. Kelly
William H. Bischoff
Hannah C. Hendrick
John A. Naylor
Avis E. Wilson
Leroy Caruso
Hannah Puglia
William A. Uhler
Mary Ellen Bayless
Samuel E. Lewis
Elizabeth N. Rowles
Benjamin Apee
Farmer
Hazel Brizendine
Pastor J A Persinger Resigns to Enter Evangelistic Field
Rev J A Persinger longtime pastor of the Christian church on North High Street Hartford City Ind announced his resignation after five months in the post He has not decided his next occupation but plans to enter the evangelical field Persinger previously led the First Christian church in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
J. A. Persinger
The
Christian Church
North High Street
Persinger
Winchester
First Christian
Birds Draw Forty Eight Students to Indiana University Station
Winona Lake Indiana July 8 forty eight students mainly from Indiana cities entered the Indiana university biological station for the summer study with a focus on birds. Nest findings and dawn-to-sunset nest watching occupied the group this week under Professor Will Scott with aides from Purane Purdue and Clark universities and Indiana state college. The list includes Embryology Roseville Harrodsburg Indianapolis and many other towns with numerous students from Indiana universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Indiana
Indiana University Biological Station
Will Scott
Indianauniversity
Howard E. Enders
Purane
Newton Miller
Clark
George N. Hoffer
Purdue
Mary Harman
Rosa Smith Eigenmann
Ehlo H. M. Clanser
Roseville
Leary Jane Deckard
Harrodsburg
Holmer Glenn Fisher
Lafontaine
Haynes Gordon Freeland
Indianapolis
Tilitha Eleanor Line
Marion
William Moore
West Baden
Porter Hugh McCoy
Goshen
Walter A. Ohmart
North Manchester
Ralph Joel Parker
Salem
Charles Edward Savery
Knox
Otto Schoeppel
Shelbyville
Melvin Teters
Middlbury
Kathleen Stillwell
Anderson
Francis M. Williams
Markleville
Claude Clifford Harrison
Rushville
Liberty
Dell M. Feltz
Reynolds
Edmund M. Falk
Decatur
Kiefer E. Grossnickle
Fred Gwinn
Noblesville
Edna Harvey
Markle
Della Henry
Windfall
Marjorie Lewis
Pendleton
Sarah J. Line
Joy Muchmore
Sullivan
Leona Meyers
Crawfordsville
Frederick Charles McAdams
William Henderson Remy
James G. Robinson
Princeton
Samuel Shirk
Brookville
Zula Stevens
Lebanon
Ruth Sugg
Mt. Vernon
Angeline Trook
William W. Unger
Wabash
Mary K. Wells
Bloomington
Omer Woolridge
Greentown
Everett L. Wright
Newcastle
Fletcher Raps the Newspapers on Lorimer Case
Florida Senator Fletcher assails Lorimer’s critics in a Senate exchange after Dillingham’s speech. He likens Theodore Roosevelt to a morality headquarters figure who could not dine with Lorimer, and accuses editors of falsely claiming $100,000 was raised to elect him. He criticizes campaigns and urges examination of Kipling’s ideals.
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Nds
Lorimer
Senate
Fletcher
Florida
Dillingham
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Booker Washington
White House
Headquarters of
Morality
H. H. Kohlsaar
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Wich
Republican National Committee
Vacation on Mackinac by Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co
Advertises a D and C Line trip to Mackinac highlighting vacation appeal after a season of work. Promotes transportation facilities, scenery, and fishing in the north country with a pamphlet available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac
North Country
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation CO
Detroit
Mich
Infant dies after camphor given by elder brother
In Peru Indiana near the infant son of Mr and Mrs W Perry a three year old brother seized a camphor bottle and forced some into the baby's throat. The mother was away briefly and the child died despite medical efforts. The inside of the mouth and throat were badly burned and the stomach may have been blistered by the dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Wheat and oats slide in latest market report
New York markets show wheat drifting to $1.08 after a two cent drop from $1.10 with oats falling five cents from 50 to 45. Flour market described as easy while sugar prices hold steady with muscovado at 9 test and refined sugar quiet.
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New York
Produce Quotations and Market Prices From Multiple Firms
Street prices for wheat corn barley rye and flour products listed by Tressell & Sons and other firms show varied rates for winter and spring wheats, rye flour, screenings and middlings, plus oats and cornmeal. The East Buffalo, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and Chicago market notes cover hogs cattle sheep and lambs with receipts, shipments, and price ranges.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Pittsburg
City Scale Prices for Farm Commodities and Livestock
The listing shows Hay at 13.00 to 17.00 per ton, Oats 45 to 48 cents per bushel, Corn 72 to 7 or 8 cents per bushel corrected by Ired McKart Packing Co. Livestock prices include cattle good steers 5.00 to 6.00, good heifers 4.50 to 5.50, cows 3.00, veal calves 6.00 to 7.00, sheep 2.60 to 3.00, lambs 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
I'red Mckart Packing Co
Wen
Ill
Lilliolee
Steer
Toledo
Weill Brothers Goods and Related Commodities Reported
Listing shows hides calf skins and leather items with varying prices per pound and cwt. Includes rubber, boots and shoes, zinc, lead, iron, rags, copper, ginseng root, golden seal root, and wool with unit prices and weights for No. 1 unwashed and washed forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill Brothers & Con
Therap Jron
Grain and Provisions Market Report from Chicago
July grain futures rise on hot Kansas winds with July corn up to 72 cents and wheat following the bulge. Oats rise on packer demand while oats prices hold firm. Toledo seed prices list several grain seed values.
Butter and market reports from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York markets report steady or irregular trends across dairy and poultry. Butter prices hold steady with creameries near 23 to 25 cents, eggs offer 23 to 24 cents for extras, chickens and turkeys show firm prices, and potatoes and veal show mixed receipts and stable to unsettled values.
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Eli Gim Creamery
Chicago
New York
Toledo Market Report July Prices
Toledo Ohio market notes show North Lima at 82 cents a barrel and South Lima plus Indiana at 79 cents per barrel as of July.
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Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Stocks and Bonds Tumble as Wheat Crop Report Shocks Market
Wall Street opened with copper and steel shares weak and tobacco drooping. Reading Lehigh Valley Union Pacific and steel edged up midday, Amalgamated Copper slid then recovered, bonds held steady, but late trading erased gains as money supply tightened and a crop report signaled reduced wheat conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
American Tobacco
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Steel
American Tobaccco
Liggett & Myers
Last Sale Prices and Mercantile Rates on July 9
New York July 9 Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 1 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4 84 75 for sixty day bills and 4 87 35 for demand. List of commodity and stock prices includes copper 81 Inter.Met, beet sugar 13 percent, Am. T. and 7.15s, Reading 29, U. S. Steel 63 4, General Electric 179, Nickel and coal futures not shown.
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New York
J Louis. & Nash
Missouri Pac
Am. T
An. Min. Co
Lehigh Valley
aAachison
Ches. & Ohio
People’s Gas
Chi. & North
Pull. Pat. Car. Et Co. M
St. P
Col. F. & Iron
Rock Is. Co
Col. & South
Det
Southern Pac
Den
Rio G
Southern Ry
Wabash
The
Illinois Cent
Western Union
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Gt. Nor
Sterling Exchange
Fights Continue as Rebel Movements Loom
Report notes Gen. Orozco plans to move from Encinillas to Juarez for a late conference with his father and rebel governor Felipe Gutierrez. Communication gaps between Casas Grandes and insurgent bands threaten Colon Morelos and Colona Ovaca, risking rapid trouble before rebel command issues reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orozco
Encinillas
Juarez
Felipe Gutierrez
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
Colon Morelos
Colona Ovaca
Colona Morelos
Egg Show Planned at Huntington County Fair
Huntington Ind July 8 An egg show will debut at the Huntington county fair patterned after Purdue University programs. Manager Ed Harter of the Huntington County Fair association is arranging extensive preparations for the event which is expected to draw enthusiastic interest from local poultry raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Huntington County Fair
Purdue University
Ed Harter
Huntington County Fair Association
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Bleekman—Dixon
Charles Hippenhamer
Eugene Jell
Clarence _ Hippenhamer
Gladys
William Anderson
Emma
Oddon
Clara Anderson
Gladys Hippenhamer
Daisy Archer
Ada
Heffenfinger
John Hippenhamer
Ralph Davis
Fred Vauris
Charlies Byerley
D. Henry Archer
Stein—Kemp
Fred Lemon
Springfield Township
Grosjean
Fort Wayne
Mary Cook
Wolf—Branstrator
Charles F. Wolf
Sadie G. Branstrator
M. L.buckley
Maple Avenue
City Court
Winona
A. D. & C. Coast Line
Timothy
Clover
Wiener & Co
C. M.wiener
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Fancy Elgin
Michigan
Beyer Brothers Co
C. L. Hall
Wisconsin
Braude & Dutter Co
N. Lewis
Eel River Creamery
East Buffalo Market
Cincinnati Market
Grain and Provisions
Chicago Marxes
Kansas
Alsike
Stocks and Bonds
NEW York Stock List
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