Opera club calendars spring lectures and city society notes
The Opera club met in the Ulaypool tearoom with broad attendance. Invitations for two lectures to follow on April 16 and 23 were issued. Karl Schneider spoke. operas to be performed April 28 and 29 feature top Met stars including Mme. Gadski and Louise Homer. Next week Local Council of Women holds its April meeting and director elections with a 15-member board.
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Opera Club
Ulaypool
Karl Schneider
Europe
Schneider
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme. Gadski
Louise Homer
Ricardo Martin
Herman Jadlowker
America
Jadlowker
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Karlsrahe
Council of Women
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Emma Miller Farrabee
Wallace Sherwood
J. 2. Barnhill
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Easter Services Across City Churches
Easter services are listed across churches including St Pauls Episcopal North Park Christian Home Presbyterian and Central Christian with morning sermons and evening cantatas. Highlights include Holy Communion at 7:30 and 10:45 services John W Holtzman and Judge James A Collins addressing classes and a full Easter musical program by the St Pauls choir and guest soloists.
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ST. Paul’s Episcopal
John W. Holtzman
James A. Collins
Sullivan
North Park Christian
Jesus
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Junior Endeavor
Religious services and sermons announced for Sunday
The notices list an organ recital by William H. Donley before services. At First Friends Rev. M. C. Pearson heads the morning theme The Ascension of Jesus Its Meaning for Today at 10 30. Tabernacle Presbyterian features Dr. Nell McPherson on The Battle Fought Between a Coward and a Lion. Sutherland Presbyterian presents Recognition Beyond the Grave by Rev. William Carson with a special evening sermon for youth.
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George Daniel Adamson
Rev. M. C. Pearson
Jesus
Tabernacle Presbyterian
Nell McPherson
Sutherland Presbyterian
William Carson
New Asylum Superintendent Faces Strike At Julietta
Dr. Benjamin Potter began duties as superintendent of the Asylum for Incurably Insane at Julietta amid a walkout by nine of 23 staff. Two cooks and others left without notice. two nonviolent patients aided in meals. Today replacements filled all striking posts and operations ran smoothly. Similar strikes at the poor farm were reported, with vacated positions filled this morning.
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Benjamin Potter
Asylum For
Julietta
Abe Kline Granted Bail After Indictment
Abe Kline, charged by the last grand jury with two counts of grand larceny and embezzlement, was arrested yesterday and posted bail of $1,000 for his appearance. The indictment accuses him of taking forty items belonging to Moses J. Stewart of the Stewart Willis Manufacturing agents.
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Abe Kline
Kline
Moses J. Stewart
Stewart-Willis
Stewart
Home Provided for Widow and Babies at Fairview Settlement
A widow and her two children moved into a new cottage at Fairview Settlement after the husband died of tuberculosis. The Charity Organization Society aided the family by paying rent and providing necessities while the settlement plans to expand cottages and nursery facilities. Employers support a fundraising drive led by Edward J. Moore at Indiana National Bank.
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Fairview
Bar
Edward J. Moore
Indiana National Bank
Brother Testifies Against His Sister in Crescent City Murder Trial
Ira Grunden, brother of Mrs. Lucy Sayler, testifies as key state's witness in the murder case of J. Byron Sayler. The trial involves a widow and her father, John Grunden, accused with Dr. William R. Miller. Crowds affect Golda Sayler, plans for Miller's return to Crescent City, sheriff braces for verdict.
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Ira Grunden
Lucy Sayler
Banker
Alderman Defends Colleges Against Charges
Edwin A. Alderman president of the University of Virginia spoke to the Southern Indiana Teachers association. He argued charges of moral and intellectual shortcomings reflect a compliment more than a criticism and called the college the safest place for a young man. He urged greater emphasis on manual training in high schools.
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Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Acton Residents File Remonstrance Against Saloon
A remonstrance signed by property owners in Franklin township was filed with county commissioners protesting the opening of a saloon. Franklin township, with Acton as its largest town, has remained dry for two years and refiled yesterday indicating continued opposition to saloons.
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Franklin Township
Acton
Insurance Trust Hearing Set for June 6
Judge Weir in superior court set June 6 as the date for the trial hearing in the case brought by Attorney General Bingham against the Stan Insurance Co and 250 other insurers. The suit seeks to prevent a combined effort to establish rates.
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Weir
Bingham
Stan Insurance Company
Harrison Ordered to Return Money
William Harrison appeared in police court after detectives failed to locate Frank Hamilton who claimed Harrison gave him $1.80 on a $10 bill for a 50 cent fortune telling fee. An affidavit showed Harrison had previously obtained $10 from a boy in a similar manner. Judge Collins withheld the $10 sentence and jail term but imposed a £10 fine plus costs.
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Illinois Street
Frank Hamilton
Harrison
Hamilton
Collins
Milk Shortage Hits Kokomo Creameries and Restaurants
Kokomo faces a milk famine as local creameries cannot obtain enough supply. Restaurants are forced to serve pale blue milk in place of cream to meet customer demand.
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Kokomo
Judge to probe charge against Hardin in Ensley case
Judge James A. Pritchard visited the courthouse and said he would take the bench next Monday. He will call in the jury to hear what each juror knows about alleged irregularities by bailiff Perry Hardin in the Ensley case. The date for jurors to be called was not announced.
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Hardin
Perry Hardin
Ensley
Pritchard
Mrs. Stanley to Speak at Christian Church
Mrs Elizabeth Stanley state vice president of the WCTU will deliver an address Monday night at the Christian Church Seventeenth Street and Columbia Avenue Her subject Tricks of the Trade Special music will be on the program The public is cordially invited to attend
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Seventeenth Street
Columbia Avenue
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