Local News Roundup of Indianapolis DePauw Alumni
Albert Hamrick a local stockbuyer was in Indianapolis Monday. Don Sessions of Chicago returned home Monday after a weekend with Sigma Nu brothers. Sessions, DePauw Class of 1916, is now in the insurance business. William Welch, Indianapolis worker, returned there Monday after a Green Castle visit. Miss Margaret Helm of Mooresville, a DePauw freshman and Tri Delta, goes home for the remainder of the school year. Miss Ellen Rector, daughter of Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sessions
Chicago
Sigma Nu
Sessions
DePauw
William Welch
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Margaret Helm
Mooresville
Tri Delta Sorority
Notable Terrifically Busy Week in Greencastle and Indy
Local and visiting figures frequent Terre Haute and Indianapolis areas. County Superintendent Frank Wallace travels on school business. Hazel Smith visits family. Mose Boone called to Greencastle for illness in Indianapolis. DePauw professor R C Schimmel returns from Indianapolis. deputies and relatives travel in Owen, Brazil, and Indianapolis. Catholic Father Walsh prepares for Florida and Havana trip. social visits include Miss Lula Shildmeyer and many Indianapolis guests at a birthday party and S C C meeting. Alpha Chi Omega invites a reception January 27 for chaperone Mrs Kimball.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Kimball
Koal Save promises 30 percent coal savings ad
Classified ad pitches Koal Save as a guaranteed 30 percent coal savings plan with exclusive rights. Encourages both men and women to pursue it as a profitable business and asks for stamps for full particulars from Household Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Chemical CO
E. 3Rd
St., St. Paul, Minn
Lost and found notice for bay filly children’s horse
Lost stray or stolen notice for a black bay filly aged four and a bay filly of about 38 years. A reward is offered for information. Phone number provided as 65.
Impressive Ceremony Ends Pontificate of Benedict XV
Pope Benedict XV died peacefully at 6 o'clock Sunday morning after a brief delirium in which he called for mass to be read. He lapsed into unconsciousness about 5 15 a m as Cardinals and physicians watched, then rallied briefly before death.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Gasparri
Night School To Teach Rescue From Electrical Shock
A night school starts Tuesday at 7 15 in the old Mayor's Court Room on the second floor of the fire department building. C W Otis of the Putnam Electric Company offers free lessons on antidotes for suffocation from smoke and gas, restoring respiration, and handling electric contact. The program aims to aid factory workers and includes a first aid course after the lessons.
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Mayor’s Court
Fire Department
C. W. Otis
Putnam Electric Company
Otis
Death of Viscount James Bryce Mourned in England
London January 23 civilians and officials mourn the death of Viscount James Bryce of Dechmont who died at Sidmouth yesterday. The noted statesman author and diplomat passed after sudden heart weakness at eighty four.
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London
James Bryce of
Dechmont
Sidmouth
Never moral tales of debt and disguise on the roof
A Philadelphia Times fragment sketches a reporter, a business man, and a confident clerk in a debt flirtation. The clerk breaks off the affair, the bill remains unpaid, and a phone ruse exposes a debtor’s identity as Miss Dunn. The caller, Mr Blank, invites a dinner atop the Bingham roof.
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Mr. Scribbler
Bingham Roof
John D. Rockefeller
Miss Dunn
By No Means Angelic
Eugene Walter declares not a pessimist yet questions human nature as he speaks at a dinner. A pretty young lady asks what faults to curb and a child’s confidences lead to a light anecdote about a sweetheart and a quarter for the reveal.
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Eugene Walter
Mr. Walter
Tommy
Philadelphia Times
George Cohan Tour Ends in Ohio with Tragic Marietta Incident
Theatrical company led by George Cohan faced a fatal setback during a one night stand tour through Ohio and Kentucky. In Marietta the manager, distracted by woes, encountered a frightened little girl seeking a refund as the audience dwindled after a matinee.
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George Cohan
Ohio
Kentucky
Marietta
Buckeye
Gallerry
Unclear user prompt fragment about joke reception
The input appears to be a fragmented user message discussing humor and appreciation without a coherent news item or identifiable entities. No reportable event or facts are present to summarize into a newspaper card.
T. H. I. and E. Traction Schedule East and West Bound
Traction timetable lists east and west bound departures with morning and evening times. Services run daily except Sunday with conditions for Greencastle service and notes line letters indicating special stops or delays.
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Greencastle
Death of Lawrence White at 19 on Howard Street
Lawrence White aged 19 died Monday morning at his parents home on Howard Street, tuberculosis believed to be the cause. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday at the Howard Street residence, burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Lawrence White
John White
Howard Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Deacon Snowball Accused Of Dishonest Coin Swap
The minister frets as Deacon Erastus Snowball removes a fifty-cent collection and replaces it with a dime. The deacon responds calmly that his earlier gifts were a temporary loan as an example.
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Talcom
Erastus Snowball
Parson
The Cheerful Idiot-George Praises Gertie as Pretty
The Cheerful Idiot praised Gertie as pretty, while she dismisses it as nonsense. He contends he meant it though she questions his judgment of art.
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George
Gertie
Household Sale at Public Auction for Mrs May Champer
Public Auction on Saturday January 28 at 1 30 p m for Mrs May Champer 415 East Washington Street auctioneers Dobbs and Vestal oversee the sale.
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May Champer
East
Washington Street
Dobbs & Vestal
Local man contemplates town benefit with money earned oddly
A resident notes his wealth from questionable means and proposes a plan for town improvement. A poor but honest citizen replies that his best bet is to leave the town. The exchange highlights tension between wealth and communal wellbeing.
How He Knew Joke About Wagner Orchestral Plaster
A joke recounts a man at an orchestra concert who suspects Wagner after a plaster chunk falls from the ceiling and wakes a sleeping neighbor who blurts the name Wagner. The humor hinges on misattribution from a chaotic moment.
The Polite Seller Line Adage
A brief aphorism notes that the average man is rarely polite except when selling something. The line frames salesman behavior as a social incentive to be courteous during commerce.
Timetable Notice for East Bound Line 40
Daily schedule shows No. 40 eastbound service at 9 19 a m and No. 16 at 1 39 p m with exceptions for Sundays according to the Big Four line.
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Albert Hamrick
Indianapolispolis
Ellen Rector
JHE Universal Car
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
King, Morrison-Foster Co
Frank Wallace
Terre Haute
Hazel Smith
Moffet-Dobbs
Charles Davenport
Mose Boone
Jess Hutcheson
North Jackson Street
R. C. Schimmel
Prof Schimmell
DePauw University
Sam Ham
Owen County
R. E. Knoll
Brazil
John Walsh
Catholic Church
New Augusta
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Lula Shildmeyer
Mary Shildmeyer
Madison Street
E. P. Wadden
J. K. Campbell
Murat Theatre
Reese Matson
Model Clothing Store
Ed. C. Coffman
Bell Clothing Store
Mary Curry
Albion, Illinois
Mrs
D. O. Moffett
Locust Street
Mary Anderson
Daniel Kesterson
W. E. Andis
Marie
Agnes
Andis
L. Call
Southport
Howard Campbell
H. B. Henderson and Orchestra
J. P. Wysong
A. B. Hanna
Petaluma
California
Harris Milling Co
J. Ganor
Gov't
St. Louis
J. R. Hornbrook
Herald Office
Hazel M. Lear
WM. McDonald
Willard
Oriental Novelty Co
Corpus Christi
Texas
Tustee
Jefferson Township
G. E. Ogles
England
Bryce
Tien
Angelic
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
William Russell
THE
Hugo Ballin
Harry Sweet
Possum
Fred Masten
Central National
Bank Building
J. E. McCurry Furniture and Undertaking
West Side Square
Ind
Pennsylvania
West Boung
Monon—Telephone
Eve
T. H. I. & E. Traction—Telephone
A.M
P.M
Lander
Greencastle Gas. Co
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