Obituary of Lucretia Zarring at 64 in Manhattan area
Lucretia Zarring daughter of Edmond and Louisa Huffman born May 13 1863 in Washington township Putnam County died May 6 1928 aged 64 years 11 months 23 days after brief illness. She married Lewis A Zaring March 13 1885 and leaves three daughters Stella Hutcheson Lola Long Edith Seller and four grandchildren. She was active in Manhattan Christian Church the Country Reading Club and the Eastern Star. She supported pastors and community life and faced family losses including William Timer Long in 1919. Her birthday fell near Mother’s Day and a poem about mothers is cited as a tribute.
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Lucretia Zarring
Edmond
Louisa Huffman
Washington Township
Putnam County
Lewis A. Zaring
Stella Hutcheson
Lola Long
Edith Seller
Eleanor Lon
Lewis Long
Wilbur Seller Jr
Mary Lucretia Seller
Robert
Andrew
Ivan
Jackson
Greeley
Morton Rigsler
Douglas
Charles
Maria
Manhattan Christian Church
Country Reading Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Jess
William Timer Long
Card of Thanks from Zaring Family
We express sincere gratitude to neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of my wife and our mother. L. A. Zaring and family.
Pankhurst on Free Unions Versus Legal Marriage Views
Miss E Sylvia Pankhurst argues for voluntary unions over legal marriage, tracing historical constraints on women, the shift toward private property reform, and a future cooperative society. She notes legal aid gaps for mothers and the unmarried status protects nationality and parental rights.
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Pankhurst
E. Sylvia Pankhurst
DePauw Dominates Little State Track Meet On Fast Track
DePauw wins the Little State track meet on Blackstock Field with 67% points led by Earl Ham. White of Rose Poly sets the ICC pole vault record at 12 feet 4 inches and DePauw claims the mile relay in 3:25.9 while Spohn leads in points with 13. Other top finishers include Sutherlin, Ramsey, and Henwood in multiple events.
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DePauw
Little State
Blackstock Field
Earlham
Indiana Central
Butler
Rose Poly
Mancie Normal
Terre Haute Normal
Manchester College
Oakland City College
White
Indiana
Sutherlin
Ramsey
Smith
Sivak
Sears
Henwood
Tiger
Gunn
Christie
Bond
I.C
Mountz
Nelson
Edwards
S.N
Schooler
Garfield Montezuma tie for first in district track meet
Greencastle finished sixth at Terre Haute as Masten and Tuttle took second in the low hurdles and mile run. Garfield and Montezuma led with 22 points each, Wiley of Terre Haute placed third, Hold of Montezuma earned 16 points with wins in pole vault and 100 yard dash, while Kelly of Covington claimed the shot put title.
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Ramsey
Brumbaugh
Hogan
John
Sutherlin
Cornthwaite
Johnson
Cain
Parker
Henwood
Howe
George
King
I.C
Carter
Armour
Glassburn
I. C
Yeager
Walls
Christie
Gunn
Schooler
Holtz
J. Barker
Spohn
Dutton
Bugg
Brenaman
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Masten
Tuttle
Technical High School
Indianapolis
Garfield
Montezuma
Wiley
Covington
Brazil
Newport
Dana
Gerstmyer
Glenn
Tangier
Hold
Kelly
Saturday Baseball Results From American Association and Majors
Scores recap from American Association games including Louisville defeating Indianapolis 7 to 1 and Toledo 12 to 9 over Columbus. In the American League Cleveland beat Philadelphia 3 to 1. Boston routed St. Louis 15 to 2. New York triumphed over Detroit 8 to 7. In the National League Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 5 to 4. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1. Chicago beat New York 4 to 2. St. Louis beat Boston 5 to 4.
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across League Cities
Louisville defeated Indianapolis 2 to 0 in their rain delayed game after a 12 inning second contest. Milwaukee overwhelmed Kansas City 12 to 0. Toledo beat Columbus 6 to 2. Minneapolis routed St Paul 8 to 4. Washington topped Chicago 10 to 3. New York 7 Detroit 2. Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 0. Chicago 6 New York 5. Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 5. Boston 6 St. Louis 5.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indianaolis
Hughes Honored by Appointment to National PE Panel
Coach William Bish Hughes of DePauw University is named to a national committee to study and improve physical education curriculums under the National Society of Directors of Physical Education. The panel, chaired by W B LaPorte of USC, includes educators from Wisconsin, Oregon, Texas and Williams College. The group will report at the society’s December meeting in New Orleans alongside several allied associations.
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DePauw University
National Society of Directors of Physical Education
W. B. LaPorte
University of Southern California
Edgar Fauver
Connecticut Wesleyan University
George Little
University of Wisconsin
H. A. Scott
University of Oregon
L. T. Belmont
University of Texas
G. N. Messer
Williams College
Massachusetts
Coach Hughes
New Orleans
National Collegiate Athletic Assoction
American Football Coaches Association
Child Health Association
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Coeach Hughes
Missing Danville cattle dealer prompts police search
David A. Higgins a 75 year old stock raiser from Danville Ind is missing from his Indianapolis home since Tuesday Detectives pursue foul play theory after he cashed 200 dollars at the stock yards and left with two men. He was warned to verify companions before traveling. Higgins a former Hendricks County Democratic chairman is known locally.
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Indianapolis
David A. Higgins
Danville
Ind
Higgins
Leprosy Hope: Walker Seeks Soil Link And New Cure Route
Dr. B E Walker of the University of California reports tentative findings from 14 months of study in Honolulu suggesting leprosy may not be contagious and victims may not need isolation if confirmed. He links actinomycetes bacteria found in leprous tissue to soil exposure, notes experimentation limits, and cites prevalence in Congo and Ivory Coast as supporting context.
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San Francisco
BE. L. Walker
University of California Medical School
Honolulu
Walker
Kalihi Hospital
Molokae
Hawaii
Belgian Congo
Ivory Coast
Africa
Variety of stock newspaper proofs offered for use
Announcement advertises a wide range of adaptable stock newspaper proofs for different business needs with an invitation to view proof sheets at no charge.
De Paul University Builds Sky Scraper Campus
Chicago reports the first sky scraper university nearing completion. De Paul University plans June 1 classes in a 16 story building costing 3 million dollars financed by the De Paul Educational Aid Society. The upper floors house professional departments and moot court while ground level houses shops.
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de Paul University
Thomas F. Levan
de Paul Educational Aid Society
George E. Brennan
D. F. Kelley
State Street
Francis X. Busch
de Plege of Law
FP. J. Lewis
Deal William F. Clarke
University
Law School
Busch
United States
de Paul
Colleges of Law and Commerce
Prelegal School
Office Pureaul
Levan
Bitger
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