Sudden Death of Mrs. Frank Michael Shocks Community
Mrs. Frank Michael died Wednesday night after a bout of apoplexy. She had hosted the Martha Society that afternoon and was beloved in the community. The Knights of Pythias organized a corn husking for Rayschaeffer at the Fred Baker Farm. 13 members husked 205 shocks despite the cold, and the Schaeller family gratefully received the gesture. Roy Schaeller returned home Tuesday and is improving.
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Frank Michael
Martha Society
Knights of Pythias
Rayschaeffer
Fred Baker
Church Announcements and Weekly Services
Sunday School times and preaching schedules for Evangelical Methodist Episcopal and Free Methodist churches listed. Evening services, prayer meetings, and Epworth League noted with times and a cordial invitation to all.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
Free Methodist Chapel
Farnham
Ss. H. Matthews
Airship as News Getter
Hudson Maxim tells Tome School boys that Europe war shows aviation as a vital military arm. He argues planes will soon scout, transport troops, and disrupt enemy air power, while balloons and bombs yield limited damage. The aero plane will outshine the dirigible as a war engine and news gatherer.
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Port Deposit
Europe
Hudson Maxim
Tome
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Warst
Voter Call for Constitutional Convention in 1915
An Indiana election asks voters to decide next Tuesday on a constitutional convention in 1915. The measure would elect 150 delegates, meet in Indianapolis, and cost between 400000 and 1500100. Debate centers on reform, prohibition, and potential legislative changes.
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State House
Indianapolis
IMS
LSU
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Indiana
Lane appeals for Congress on tariffs and restoration of American market
Charles S. Lane, Republican candidate for Congress, argues for protectionist tariffs to shield farmers, wages earners, and manufacturers. He condemns opponent Cline for supporting laws reducing prices and wages, increasing competition, and shipping jobs abroad, and says current Congress overspent.
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Mr.Cline
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Memorial Hall project for Indianapolis faces NO vote
The proposal seeks a $2,000,000 loan at 3 4 percent to build Memorial Hall for state officers and commissions in Indianapolis. Authors urge voters to oppose borrowing while noting overcrowded state offices and rising tax levies, recommending reductions instead.
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Indianapolis
Memorial Hall
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Fremont club hosts social afternoon with floral partner scheme
Following committee members Mrs. McNickle Sadie Harding Vina Dygett and Mrs Rogers assisted by Mrs Pirer Isenhower Albin and Miss Helen Kinsey. Carrie Chapin welcomed guests for a successful social afternoon attended by over forty members and guests. The event featured a flowery partner distribution game and the next Hal Jon En party for members only. The library will open Friday afternoon instead of Saturday.
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McNickle
Sadie Harding
Vina Dygett
Rogers
Pifer
Isenhower
Albin
Helen Kinsey
Carrie Chapin
Fremont Club
Sorosis Hosts Ray Club In Memorable Evening
Sorosis of Ray welcomed guests from the Ray club for a Friday program with musical opening led by Mrs. Maud Brown. Mrs. Ruby Hershey read on Mrs. Gene Stratton Porter. papers on the Carnegie Library Movement and Eugenics were delivered by Mrs. Maud Miter and Mrs. Ana Judson of Kay. Short talks followed. Mrs. Grace Burch was made an active member. a social hour concluded with a lunch.
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Sorogis
Sorosis
Ray
Floy cKeehen
Maud Brown
Ruby Hershey
Gene Stratton Porter
Maud Miter
Carnegie Library
Ana Judson
Kay
Manny Krat
Kinsey
Seniors Read Pompeii As Albions Plan Nov. 6 Show
The seniors finished The Last Days of Pompeii. The Albions will present a program Friday evening November 6 at Hall’s opera house with admission one cent. Hamilton beat Fremont town team 18 to 15 at the basketball game. Emersonians gave a good program Friday night. Prof. Barnes sustained a broken nose playing basketball last Thursday. County Superintendent Shank visited the school Tuesday. A ten year old pupil’s paragraph contains a dramatic villain scene ending with a grim knife image.
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Albions
Hall’s
Opera House
Hamilton
Fremont
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Emersonians
RK. H. Barnes
HW. Lyle Shank
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