Virginia Chapman Miller Obituary Honors a Kind Neighbor Mother
Sorrowing attendees honor Virginia Chapman Miller born March 21 1844 Missouri daughter of William and Susan Chapman. She married Perry Miller in 1867 and had seven children with two predeceased. A diligent homemaker and embroiderer she was devoted to family neighbors and church joining the church in 1895. She died October fifth and is mourned with hope of reunion.
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Virginia Chapman Miller
William
Susan Chapman
Miller
Missouri
Marion
Frank Farmer
Verne Elrod
Coatesville
H. A. Morris
Card of Thanks for Virginia A Miller and local institute
The note expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy during the illness and death of Virginia A Miller. It thanks Rev RD Beck the undertaker Mr Hanna and local families. A joint teachers institute in Greencville Madison and Warren townships featured Professor Colbert of DePauw University speaking on The Family before about fifty teachers.
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Virginia A Miller
RD Beck
Hanna
Greencnelle
Madison
Warren Townships
Benjamin Kine
Colbert
DePauw University
Spirescu to Lead Grand Opera Appearance in Greencastle
Antonio Pini-Corsi brings Oscar Spirescu, noted Bucharest born conductor and pianist, to Meharry Hall for Il Mastro di Cappella. Spirescu, new Boston Opera Company conductor and soon principal with Canada’s National Opera, recalls a European rise and new American acclaim.
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Greencastle
Antonio Pini-Corsi
Meharry Hall
Il Mastro di Cappella
Pini-Corsi
Oscar Spiresen
Roumanian
Boston Opera Company
Spirescu
Boston
Oscar Spirescu
Bucharest
Europe
Conservatory
Austria
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Local notes on meetings visits and travel in town
The Tuesday club meeting is moved to Thursday to join Mrs. John Dunbar. Many residents and visitors are listed with travels to Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Rockville, plus a library photo exhibit about Sir Walter Scott and updates on local clubs and court news.
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John Dunbar
Sir Walter Scott
England
Houghton, Mifflin Publishing Company
Boston
Sir Walter, Scott
Charles §. Olcott
DePauw University
Brazil
E. B. Evans
Lizzie Goulding
Indianapolis
Keramic Club
Ladies Church Second-hand Sale Scheduled at Parsonage
The Christian church ladies will hold a second-hand sale in the parsonage next Friday and Saturday October 17 and 18. All contributions will be handled promptly. Phone 508.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
For Sale and Rent Ad Notices
Good second hand bicycle and delivery wagon for sale or trade. Call 134. John Riley 719 S Main St. FOR RENT Three rooms furnished or unfurnished. Modern with hot water heat four blocks from the square. Inquire Herald office.
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John Riley
S. Main Street
Inquire Herald Office
DePauw Freshman Star Injured in Franklin Game
Alfred Caffee, a DePauw freshman football star, suffered a broken arm in the DePauw versus Franklin game on McKeen Field. He had just returned from a back injury and was tackled as the final whistle blew. His father Dr Caffee and Dr Sudranski treated the fracture. the injury likely ends his season.
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Alfred Caffee
DePauw
McKeen Field
Caffee
Terre Haute
Charles Sudranski
Diver Fights Giant Devil Fish Off Long Beach
A. D. Christy, a professional deep sea diver, battled a large octopus on the sea bottom after tangling his life line. Five times he cut off a tentacle with a knife before signaling for ascent, later recovering from a near nervous collapse.
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Long Beach
Cal
A. D. Christy
Christy
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Vermilion
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Henry M Vermilion deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Green Castle Indiana on November 5 1913 show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Arthur J Hamrick October 10 1913.
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Credilors
Henry M Vermilion
Putnam Circuit
Greencastle
Indiana
Arthur J. Hamrick
Honey Boy Evans to Appear at English’s Opera House
Amusements note the famed George Evans known as Honey Boy brings his first class minstrel troupe to English’s Opera House for Thursday Friday and Saturday October 23 24 25 with a Saturday matinee. The company features Vaughn Comfort James Meehan William H. Thompson Joseph Gillespie and Ed Lindeman. The program opens with The Good Old Summer Time a series of seen pictures including Summer Time in Japan Hawaii and Dixice showing the troupe on the terrace of a southern mansion.
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English
Opera House
Evans
Vaughn Comfort
James Meehan
William H. Thompson
Joseph Gillespie
Ed Lindeman
Japan
Hawaii
Dixice
Forest Notes on Wood Sources and Species in Oregon California
Forest notes report Squirrels collect reef for planting and willow scarcity shifts to poplar. Torrey Pina found in two southern California localities. 100 acres in Florid national forest to be sown with maritime pine seed. San Francisco receives lumber from Tovfass national forest Alaska 1 500 000 feet Sitka spruce. Three native larches finish US timber with New England lake states Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies. European larch planted in prairie states. Miss Julia Sullivan visits Anderson.
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California
San Francisco
Tov Fass
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