Hulda Stumpf Tells of Life in Africa Missionary Letter
Indiana readers receive Hulda Stumpf's letter from British East Africa sharing village life, footwear, and clothing customs, women's labor, goats and gardens, bamboo houses, and high altitude climate near Kijabe. She notes local scenery, wildlife, and farming, with casual commerce references and ads at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Stumpf
Africa
Indiana
Hulds Stimpf
F.R. Stumpf
British East Africa
Kijabe
B. E
Mombasa
British East Afrles
Gosta
Indiana County
Bash Home Hosts Joint Birthday Surprise Party
The Bash residence at 1020 Washington Street hosted a social gathering Tuesday night for Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bash. Nearly a hundred friends attended to celebrate Mrs Bash's birthday anniversary and Mr Bash's upcoming birthday with refreshments and a speech by Rev Dr King. A silver baking dish was presented to Mrs Bash, with thanks and good wishes exchanged as the crowd departed.
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Bash
Washhington Street
W.D Bash
Normal School
Dr. King
The
Baptist Church
Points On People and Visitors Across Indiana Town
A column lists Gazetter callers from multiple towns such as W. S. Greer Coral John C Strong Clymer and J A Dilley Clymer W H Beegle Punxautawney Grant Snyder Glen Campbell with visitors in Indiana Mies Molly Smith Pittsburg Miss Edna Smathers Greenfield Ta J A Dilley and others plus a note on H G Serene ill with grip and a sale on neckwear from Pennington’s 500 ties reduced to 379 25e and 10e items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dilley
Clymer
W. H. Beegle
Punxautawney
Grant Snyder
Glen Campbell
Indiana
Pennington’s
Border Line Towns in Limelight at License Court
License court hearings focus on J H Lollar New Moore Hotel and Milton Hallman Hotel Hallman with extensive testimony from bartenders remonstrants and witnesses alleging underage service and intoxication. Other cases include Getty House Creekside and Neeley Hotel Clymer with mixed verdicts and defenses from owners and patrons.
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Border Line
J. H. Lollar
New Moore Hotel
John R. Richards
James Pattison
Moore Bar
Lollar
Nelson Warden
Moore
Isaac Billings
Richard F. Getty
Getty House
Creekside
Doe Clock
Getty
Milton Hallman
Hotel Hallman
Cherrytree
Remonstranta
Witheazen
Hallman
Barneaboro
Harry Schrader
D F BINN TO ERECT OWN HOME ON PHILADELPHIA LOT
D F Binn plans to remove the current building at West Philadelphia street lot 777 Wayne avenue and build a new residence costing about 65 000. He will occupy the home with his family after completion. The note markets indicate sales at Pennington's and show listings for motion pictures at Addison tonight.
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H.G. Serene
Grip
West Philadelphia Street
D. #. Rion
Wayne Avenue
Griffith Owens
D. H. Tomb
James T Young announced for Johnstown district legislature
James T Young of Johnstown declared as a Republican candidate for a General Assembly seat in the Johnstown City District. A longtime Republican, he served as deputy sheriff of Cambria County and is backed by Johnstown lawyers and millmen. Opponent is Representative Frank Barnhart, a graduate of the Indiana Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Young
Johnstown
Joho
General Assembly
Indiana
Young
Brazil
Mr. Young
Cambria County
J. M. Shumaker
Dr Boyle Narrow Escape In New York Street Car Crash
Dr T N Boyle elder of the Allegheny District Methdist Church Crafton was struck by an electric car while crossing Broadway NYC. He suffered severe bruises but was taken to his home where he is rapidly recovering after initial care at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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New National Hotel
Glen Campbell
Schrader
John T. James
Thomas Davidson
J. C. Mack, Jr
Dowler Smith
Charles Conner
L.D. Muman
Harry Schrader
Hig Bar
Robert Moser
B. W. Wilson
Charles Henning
Henry Barkey
Barkey
W. F. Neeley
Neeley
Cly Mer
Neeley’s
L. Leukert
Neeley's
Cross
H.C. Smith
Blair Fleming
Allegheny
Methodist Church
Crafton
Broadway
New York City
T. N. Boyle
Fifth-avenue Hotel
Revival brings 28 conversions at Grove Chapel Lutheran
Rev M Shaulin closed stirring revival services at the Grove Chapel Lutheran Church on Sabbath eve. Forty? eight? residents report grip and flu season illness while 28 persons profess conversion. Local residents, including Miss Lizzie McHenry and Alton Wolfe of Indiana Normal, visit and recover.
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Paul Hopkins
Hamill
Normal
Laula Dodson
James McQuiston
Carnation Day in McKinley Memory at Capitol
Washington D C June 29 McKinley day observed at the capitol with red carnation boutonnieres worn by lawmakers. Memorial exercises to follow at Metropolitan M E Church with addresses by Frank M Bristol W Andrews and Thurston. Canton Ohio January 28 observed Carcasian Day at McKinley tomb wreaths from Roosevelt Cortelyou Herrick. Cleveland January 20 Taft to speak at Tippecanoe Club banquet on McKinley day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
McKinley
Capitol
Bouten~ Nieras
M. E
United States Historical Society
McKinsey
Frank M. Sristol
W. Andrews
Treasury Department
United States
Thurston
Nebrasia
Canton
Roosevelt
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Herrick
Cleveland, O
Taftie
Cleveland
Tippecanoe Club
McKinles
Taft
JUST THINK OF IT Ping Pong Photos 28 for 26 Cents
Cloudy weather as good as clear. S$. B. Piper, photographer. 119-1 £ Dancing School Friday Evening. It ig Prof. Brooks desire to have you attend the lesson, although you may be able to dance, it is essential that you should come for the lesson to become a more graceful dancer. Lesson 7:30 to 9, Social to 2 Opera Houses Orchestra, 126-86.
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Maraball
B. Piper
Brooks
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East Africa
Joseph
Argo
Madill & Soon
W.S. Greer
Coral
John C. Strong
Gazette Caller
N.H. Blakeley
Shelocta
J.A. Huey
Hortons
A. T. MaNutt
Blacklick
F. D. Glover
Eset Liberty
A. Cunningham
Mies Molly Smith
Pittsburg
Miss Alice Smith
Oak Street
Joan Needler
Maggie Woodward
Smith's Station
James Campbell
Water Street
Robert Gailey
Mrs
A. I. Gailey
Frank Long
Turtle Creek
Mra. R. W. Lengham
Edna Smathers
North Sixth Street
DuBois
Mattie Ray
Gians County
Greenfield
Eva G. Thompson
W. O.T. U. Executive Committee
Blairsville
J. C. Bair
Trafford City
Monros Torrence
Mecereburg Academy
Blatreville
Brooks Law
Telford
D. F. Binn
Dogler
Owens
Dreamland
Addiesson
Pennington's
Harrisburg
Frank Barnhart
DR. Boyle
Methodist
New York
Lena Wissinger Zufall
Frank McKee
Log
Opers House
Appleby & Peterson
Jennington
Our OS
Campbell & Fox
Reagae
J. M. Torrence
First National
J. R. Daugherty, Jr
Kea Beay &P
Gil
United States Historical Society, Canton Schools
Tippecanoe
Victors and
Crescents
Palace
Sve
William Colling
Iseman
Church Street
W. P. Lowry
Savings & Trusy
George W. Graf
North Sixth Atrovt
Clover Leaf Dairy
J. W
North Ninth Ss
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