WEDDINGS BRACKET SUNDAY NIGHT UNION OF CLARA LOUISE HULL AND NORMAN OLDS
Clara Louise Hull wed Norman E Olds in a high society Oct 31 reception at Hull home. Bride wore a lace gown with pink accents, bouquet of pink roses, and received with her groom by family as Reineke's orchestra played. The couple left for West Hartford Conn to reside.
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Reineke
Mabel Hull
Miss Hull
H. B. Master
Elizabeth Bradshaw
Georgiana Hudson
Percy G. Olds
Fendelssohn
Sepper
Richmond
Dra
Marjorie Olds
Jean McLachlan
Schenectady
Oscar Brekaw
Henry O. Bruggeman
Gibson Sisco
T. R. Cook
van Sweringen
Aime Rothschild
Ruth Evans
Eliza Hanna
Helen Harper
Olds
West Hartford
Con
A. C. Becker
West Williams Street
Emma Marie
Ernest C. Gerne
Philip Wambsganns
Clara Schellmann
Lydia Trier
Miss Trier
Bride and Krick wed in quiet Monroeville ceremony
The wedding featured a green and white floral décor with only close relatives present. The bride, noted for musical talent, and Mr. Krick, junior partner at H. Krick & Son, plan to establish a home on Short street in Monroeville. Ada House and Charles Bailey also married at the U B church parsonage, with plans to live on a farm and be active in county life.
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W. A. Evans
Louise Aumann
Gerke
Gay Street
Theodore Schroeder
Cleveland
Fred Miller
Bluffton
Frank Sherbondy
Grand Rapids
Christena Howland
Ben Howland
Swinney Avenue
James Walker Littlejohn
Peru
Milton E. Nethercut
Wayne Street
M. EB
Fort Wayne Loy
Wm. Littlejohn
Poplar Street
Model Gas Engine Company
Ind
E. A. Myers
David Littlejohn
Saginaw, Mich
Mr. Krick
H. Krick & Son
Halloween Parties At Mason Home Host Big Guest List
A Wednesday Halloween party at August Mason and wife near Robison park drew a large guest list including William Stellhorn George Ely William Howey and many young men and women. Other gatherings include celebrations for Lucile Stirlen Stella Baker Marissa Baer and Samuel Jones with friends and relatives attending from nearby towns. A farewell reception honored William Spindler as he prepared to move to Manistee Michigan.
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August Mason
Robison Park
Messrs
Ethel Mayhew
Hazel McBradeney
Margaret Swift
Michael Till
Clem Urbine
Stephen Sherer
Ambrose Bobay
Frank Schlatter
Henry Bercot
Frank Miller
Frank Fitzerland
Andrew Bobay
Charlie Stellhorn
Clarence Bobay
Wiliam Warner
John Moraff
John Grosjean
Jule
Joseph Bobay
Charles Schuler
Louis Gaba
Bert Spittler
Solomon C. Chapman
Lucile Stirlen
Stella Baker
David Baker
Zanesville
Marissa Baer
Samuel Jones
Ira Baker
Adam Farrell
William Biedenweg
William Baker
Railroads Firmly Refuse Ten-Cent Wage Increase
Chicago November 6 General managers of twenty three railroads serving Chicago refuse to grant the switchmen union ten cents extra per hour. They renew a two cent rise but stop short of more. The switchmen voted last night to demand ten cents and threaten a strike if not granted. Another meeting is planned tonight to review today’s action by managers.
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Chicago
French Investors Visit Fort Wayne City
European capitalists led by John Blair McAfee of Chandler Bros. & Co. plan a two day inspection of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction system. The party of eight to ten will travel by a special car and assess American properties with inviting securities. They are due to arrive from Indianapolis within a day or two.
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America
Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley Traction Company
John Blair McAfee
Philadelphia
Chandler Bros. & Co
Indianapolis
Memphis police chief suspended over election duties clash
Mayor Malone suspended Chief George T. O Haver for insubordination amid reassignments for election work in Memphis Tennessee. Vice Mayor Walsh and others said patrolmen were loyal to O Haver, while a later vote reinstated O Haver as chief of police. Courts may settle the mayor’s authority in suspending police officers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Malone
George T. O'Haver
John T. Walsh
O’haver
W. J. Hayes
O'Haver
Sach
Police Department
Fire and Police ‘Commission
Walsh
Brice and Rice
George T
President Roosevelt Casts Ballot At Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt reached Oyster Bay at 9 10 a m and voted at the Fifth district polling place over a East Main street laundry. He greeted election officers and villagers before a drive toward Sagamore Hill and back to Jersey City for departure to Washington.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Fifth District
East Main Street
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
J. West Roosevelt
Jersey City
Washington
Washington Express
Jubilee Concert by Epworth League at First M E Church
Epworth League of the First M E Church presents a Jubilee concert Thursday night featuring songs and hymns by southern negro spirituals. Mrs O E Richard accompanies with a program including Steal Away Turn Back Pharaohs Army Old Kentucky Home and Go Down Moses among others performed by choruses and a male quartet with readings by Miss Nellie Mills.
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Epworth League of the First
M. E. Church
O. E
Richard
Nellie Mills
Jesus
Howe de
Mrs. Beaver
Old
Kentucky
Kentucy Babe
Moses
Hirons
Ramanae
County Board Officers Named by Ladies Auxiliary
At a county board meeting the Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. O. B. announced officers for the coming term. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary report.
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County Board Officers
County Board of the Ladies’ “Auxiliary
O. B
Shewie
Oie
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