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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
10
The state half holiday plan takes effect on the first Saturday in June and ends on the last Saturday in October. It allows state and local offices to close at noon during the period, except in counties with county seats under 100,000 population, restricting applicability to Marion County.
Mrs Helen Armstrong demonstrates peach pudding using canned fruit at Ashland and Thirteenth, outlining planking fish, dressing methods, and asbestos mats for gas stoves. She urges economy and moral cooking, noting lectures move among churches and the Young Women's Christian Association.
Special to The Sun Chicago April 6 Presidents from major leagues headed to Cincinnati for Garry Herrmann Reds banquet Saturday night. Johnson of American League Comiskey White Sox Webb Munny Cubs ONeill Western League joined Taylor Boston from Urbana Springfield. O Taylor hoped to hire George Huff of the University of Illinois as Pilgrims manager and deemed him ideal.
Butler college students faculty and alumnae hosted a banquet Friday night for the successful fund drive. The event drew 110 guests with toasts, college yells, and speeches in the chapel. Hilton A. Brown announced a total fund of 253,737.40 dollars. Will G. Irwin of Columbus was elected to the college board to fill a vacancy.
Special to The Sun Kokomo beat Anderson 7 to 5 in polo last night at Kokomo.
Walter Little of Chicago and Freddie Cole of Indianapolis see a proposed Fort Wayne bout set for April 2 fall through as Little’s hand heals slowly. Manager Gatens wired Kane that Little won’t be fit before May 15, prompting Kane to seek replacement with Young Kid Varmer or Frank Carsey for a April engagement.
Gov. J. Frank Hanly was at his office Saturday morning and appeared greatly improved following recent illness or fatigue. He conducted light duties and spoke briefly with aides and visitors, suggesting steady recovery.
South Bend report states the Indiana state meeting of the Order of Eagles will be held here on May 2 and May 24.
The Chapel club plans a vaudeville show at Tomlingen hall next Wednesday to raise funds for St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral. The program features Odeon Male Quartet, Stanley and Carleton, Vonda Marine, Emma Hardigan, Scarf Fantastics, Ransom and Marguerite, and Capt. Fox Zouaves, plus a one act sketch L Enfant Terrible. Tickets on sale at local stores and at the box office.
Miss Mary Moffat named reference librarian to fill the vacancy after Miss Jennie Elrod resigns. An Indiana woman, she is the daughter of Rev. Dr. Moffat of Madison. With college education and library training, she worked at the Library of Congress since 191 and comes highly recommended. She begins duties at once.
Mrs G O Thornburg of North Baltimore Ohio recounts a grip lasting months that weakened her stomach and nerves. After using Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills she felt better with stomach and bowel functions returning to normal. Money back guarantee offered by Miles Medical Co.
J A Cox of Bedford Indiana a brakeman on the Big Four Southwestern Limited died yesterday after being crushed between his train and another at Terre Haute Indiana authorities reported.
An old newspaper snippet advertising Paro Ointment promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. The ad notes price 50 cents and lists other local services and products from Cox's Studio to Kingston whisky. It mentions PARO DISTILLED WATER COMPANY address and contact details, plus dental and coal company listings.
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