Local Social Notes From Various Indiana Towns
Local residents are listed with visits and family gatherings across Indiana. Attendees include Elizabeth Ensign on vacation in St Louis. Mrs. Frank Cannon and children and Miss Helen Black returning from Gary. many hospital and living updates. Dr. Byron H. Wilson to speak at St Paul Church in Indianapolis on The World's Greatest Problem. Merle Ensor visiting Clinton Falls. medical treatments and hospital stays for several residents. a court order assigns eight dollars weekly for wife support in a wife neglect case involving Frank Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron H. Wilson
DePauw University
St. Paul M. E
Indianapolis
Murder claims a centenarian ex-slave in Indianapolis
Ulysses Lowe a nearly 100 year old former slave was found dead in Indianapolis in what police call a murderer’s robbery attempt. The case notes a motive of hoarded wealth. Also reported Ruth Todd may move her beauty shop location and Sam Perkins sues Alva and Ora Heath to foreclose a $800 rent claim totaling $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Ulysses Lowe
Lowe
Merald
Ruth Todd
Star Barber Shop
Stevens Drug Store
Sam Perkins
Putnam
Alva Heath
Ora Heath
Jackson Township
Reed and Robinson to Attend London Disarmament Parley
Senators David A. Reed of Pennsylvania and Joseph T. Robinson Democratic floor leader will join the American delegation to the London disarmament conference in January. Secretary of State Stimson announced the two accepted the president's request to serve. Also noted, Sylvester Berry remains jailed awaiting sentence after an escape from the Penal Farm. A suit by Charles E. Rogers against John W. Herod to satisfy mortgage and damages was dismissed in Putnam Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
London
Stimson
Reed
Robinson
Sylvester Berry
Berry
Evansville
Charles FE. Rogers
John W. Herod
Putnam Circuit Court
Senator Thomas Moves to Block Tariff Bill in Senate
Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma proposed to recommit the tariff bill to the finance committee with instructions to keep only agricultural rates. He argued the Smoot bill harms his state and urged limiting changes to benefit sick industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Neal
M. S
Washington
Senate
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Hoover
Thomas
Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House
Quail Hunter Fined By Justice Of The Peace
Frank Stroy of Indianapolis was fined 51 dollars by Justice J. J. Kauble on two counts for hunting out of season and possession of quail. A warden found a quail on him. three other party members had no birds and escaped prosecution. Quail season opens November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stroy
Indianapolis
Charles W. Runyan
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Kauble
Stroy
Attempt on Roumanian Dowager Queen Foiled in Romania
An assassination plot against Dowager Queen Farie of Roumania was uncovered near Temesvar as her royal train approached. Blocks on railroad tracks were found and cleared while several conspirators were arrested on conspiracy charges.
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Bucharest
Farie
Roumania
Temesvar
Society Notes and Marriages From Local Row
Miss Walls hosts Century Club meeting with readings on The Old Nationed Hero of Spain and plans for Sauntering in Spain. Irma Minnick and William Alsman wed at Presbyterian manse. couple to reside in Indianapolis. Covington news covers Mildred Bodine and Floyd Havermale marriage in Newport. Missionary Society hosts guest day at Fillmore church. Boston club meeting postponed. Dutch Bridge Club members hold Saturday gathering with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Lela Walls
Dade Shearer
Spain
Irma Minnick
Indianapolis
Jesse Minnick
William L. Alsman
Victor L. Raphael
Herbert Gorham
Lee McKamey
Harold Minnick
John Ira Alsman
Dugger
Covington
Mahlon Bodine
Mildred Belle
Floyd Havermale
Newport
Indiana
C. E. Beebee
Edith Bodine
Bodine
Covington High School
Smith Speaks on Light Jubilee at University Service
Dr. Orin H. Smith head of physics led chapel for Light Jubilee honoring Thomas A. Edison and the incandescent light. A university radio will relay talks tonight in McHarry Hall for students without nationwide access. An exhibit in the Physics lab Tuesday shows early dynamo carbon lights pumps and early electric light machines from 7 to 9 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin H. Smith
Department of Physics
Smith
Thomas A. Eyison
Mcharry Hall
Dr Henry Hitt Crane to Speak at DePauw Union Service
Dr Henry Hitt Crane of Pennsylvania will deliver the first union service for young people Sunday at 5 PM in Meharry Hall. DePauw president Dr Oxnam praised Crane as a superb speaker and fine man, citing his standout commencement address last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hitt Crane
Pennsylvania
DePauw
Meharry Hall
Crane
Oxnam
Creosote Extract Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
The passage describes creosote easing inflammation and irritation in the membranes and its absorption into the bloodstream to treat coughs colds bronchitis and bronchial irritations. It claims to strengthen the system after illness with a money back guarantee if not relieved when used as directed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Ensign
First National Bank
St. Louis
Frank Cannon
Helen Black
Gary
Ann Cannon
B. L. Brown
Larrabee Street
Clyde Bunnell
Thomas Ham
Crawfordsville
Bunnell
Brown
Roy Abrams
Brazil
Hal Royce
Mrs. Royce
Virginia
Mrs. Abrams
Merle Ensor
Mishawaka
Clinton Falls
Cora Allee
Alonzo McGaughey
Russellville
W. J. Denman
East Poplar Street
TP. S. Denman
Aurora, Il
Stanley Martin
Everett Grismer
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frank Young
Greencastle
James P. Hughes
Young
Ida Young
J.c.penney CO
Sen. Thomas II
Quail Hunter
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash, St. Thone
East Seminary Street
CU. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Oxford
Buck
Buck Lamb
Charles J. Arnold
Herald Ce
Stewart Truck
Lee Whitted
A. E. Ayler
Alpha Phi
Berry Street
Champer Barn
Alexander & Morrison
Miss Walls
Mildred Bodine
Floyd Hovermale
Boston Club
Dutch Bridge Club
James Zeis
Zeis
Fred Thomas
Hig Score
Ray Fisher
DR. Crane
Mik
Mrs. Housewife
Handy
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