Local notes bring births farms and social events
Born to Mr and Mrs Orde Rice on south College avenue a son. Mr and Mrs Joseph Richardson on east Washington street welcome a son born Wednesday. A Cloverdale picnic draws Russell Farmer Ross Runyan and James Walker. The Stitch and Chatter Club outing is set for tomorrow at Mrs Eugene Hawkins. The Moon couple from Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Badger Williamson west of town and return home later. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 at Miss Jennie Smythe's home. A barn two miles south of Cloverdale owned by Joseph Dorsett burned in a lightning strike killing livestock and consuming 360 bushels of wheat and 25 tons hay. loss about 2000 with 500 insured. Police raid Indianapolis motorists failing to dim lights arrests include Miss Klonnie Houck daughter of James Houck. Blanche Goodwine O'Hair and family return from visits in several counties. The forty third annual old settlers picnic of Hendricks Morgan and Putnam counties set for August 7 1915 at Stilesville with James E Watson as speaker and rides and music for the crowd. Inclement weather postpones apple orchard demonstration. Purdue experts plan a practical pruning and spraying tour Monday with local orchardists attending.
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Joseph Dorsett
Cloverdale
Allee
Indianapolis
Putnam County
Klonnie Houck
James Houck
Greencastle
Indianapolis Star
Elonnie Houck
James A. Houck
State Board of Tax Commissioners
New Jersey Street
Pressley
Blanche Goodwine
O’hair
Fred Goodwine
James Marion
Warren
Tippecanoe
Benton
W. S. Fleming
T. C. Fleming
West Lebanon
Ind
Attica
Williamsport
Boswell
Lafayette
Fleming
Fleming Brothers
Indiana
Shady Grove
Coatesville Herald
Carver
Purdue University
C. B. Durham
J. H Batch
Why You Should Trade With Firms That Advertise
A concise guide urging customers to prefer firms that advertise as their openness signals fair treatment. It argues advertisers will disclose offerings to win business and that shoppers can fault firms who fail to share information.
Farewell Reception for Rev and Mrs Jeffras Near Greencastle
About two hundred guests attended a farewell reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus O'Hair for the Rev. C. W. Jeffras and his wife as they prepare to depart for the East. Elizabeth Jeffras will visit relatives in Ohio first. The couple will later join and move to Boston.
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Cyrus O’hair
Greencastle
Brick Chapel
C. W. Jeffras
East
Jeffras
Ladies’ Aid Society
Marion Allen
Secret marriage shocks community in Indianapolis ceremony
Miss Ruth Harcourt daughter of Mrs James Harcourt and Charles Reed a local businessman wed secretly at relatives home in Indianapolis Tuesday. Rev Edward Day officiated. They returned to their city that evening and plan to live on East Hanna Street. The match surprised friends as plans were not stated before departure. Reed works with McCurry Reed funeral firm and Harcourt is a popular local figure.
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Ruth Harcourt
James Harcourt
Charles Reed
Missarcourt
Ernest Vermillion
Indianapolis
Edward Day
Putnam County
Hanna Street
Reed
McCurry & Reed and i
Imitation Gems and Dolor of Oberstein Dyeing Secrets
The article describes how silica based imitations mimic precious stones through dyeing and heat treatment. Oberstein Germany specializes in imitation jewelry and stone coloration, noting emeralds catseye chalcedony and other stones can be enriched by dye baths and high heat, with several minerals convertible to catseye.
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Oberstein
Germany
Vaccine virus not the cause of tetanus says Hygienic Laboratory director
Director John F. Anderson of the Hygienic Laboratory reports that tetanus is never contracted from vaccine virus. He cites experiments with millions vaccinated, showing no tetanus from the virus and attributing any post vaccination tetanus to wound contamination rather than the vaccine.
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John F. Anderson
Hygienic Laboratory
U. S. Public Health Service
Anderson
Army
Navy
For Sale Auto Trades Horse or Cow
For sale an automobile offered with trade for a good horse or cow. Inquire at 404 North Jackson Street or call 175 for details.
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North Jackson Street
For Sale Two Horse Wagon Inquire of Gilbert or Wood
Classified note offers a nearly new two horse wagon for sale. Inquiries directed to Gilbert 8. or Charles E. Wood.
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Gilbert
Charles E. Wood
Miss Zellah Christy Hosts Birthday Party
Miss Zellah Christy entertained many friends at her College avenue home Tuesday night for her nineteenth birthday anniversary. The gathering featured party games, decorations with cut flowers and ferns, Japanese lanterns, and refreshments. Guests included Vernie Jackson Melba Raines Meda Dodd Florence Lewis Edna Bicknell Hazel Browning Jessie Bicknell Ethel Jackson Irene Sinclair Louisa Bicknell Worth Christy Margaret Bicknell Mary Bicknell Ethel Christy Garnet Sacket and many others including Paul Terry Lockie Hurst Walton Raines Glenn Pursell Ernest Rader Albert Sage Cecil Rader Willis Girton Clifton McMains Cyrus Rader Charles Sage Aaron Arnold Clyde Ruark Ezra Arnold Bert Girton Carl Arnold Cleon Mason Ralph Mason Carl Pursell and Roy Christy.
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Zellah Christy
College Avenue
Vernie Jackson
Melba Raines
Meda Dodd
Florence Lewis
Edna Bicknell
Hazel Browning
Jessie Bicknell
Ethel Jackson
Irene Sinclair
Louisa Bicknell
Worth Christy
Margaret Bicknell
Mary Bicknell
Ethel Christy
Garnet Sacket
Paul Terry
Lockie Hurst
Walton Raines
Glenn Pursell
Ernest Rader
Albert Sage
Cecil Rader
Willis Girton
Clifford McMains
Cyrus Rader
Charles Sage
Aaron Arnold
Clyde Ruark
Ezra Arnold
Bert Girton
Carl Arnold
Cleon Mason
Ralph Mason
Columbus Purcell
Carl Pursell
Roy Christy
Indiana Oil Inspection Reform Boosts State Revenue
In Indianapolis, the State Oil Inspection department under J. O. Behymer modernizes checks on coal oil and gasoline. Deputy inspectors must obtain genuine samples, inspect contents, and ensure compliance. Revenue rose by over $6,700 in six months, with July 1915 breaking records, signaling stronger state income likely to exceed $70,000 for the year.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
J. O. Behymer
M. Ralston
Behymer
Grand Central Hotel Changes Hands Again
The Grand Central Hotel at College avenue and Walnut street has new management. Jacob Hirt, who ran the hotel for a year, rents to W. C. Vermilion of Stilesville, a former hotel owner. Vermilion will assume charge Sunday morning after moving a large amount of assets.
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Grand Central
College Avenue
Walnut Street
Jacob Hirt
W. C. Vermilion
Stilesville
Vermillion
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Orde Rice
South College Avenue
Joseph Richardson
East Washington Street
Russell Farmer
Ross Runyan
James Walker
Stitch and Chatter Club
Eugene Hawkins
T. S. Moon
Chicago
Badger Williamson
Mrs. Moon
The
Woman’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society
Jennie Smythe
Mrs. Jeffras
East Walnut
Miss Zellah Christy
Willis
Thompson
State House
State of
E. A.browning
J. W. Herod
Marshall & O’hair
Corner
O. Carr
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Michigan City
Spea
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Childrens
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