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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1907

Page

3

Flower Mission Ball to feature Japanese setting and lantern parade

Society notes outline the Flower Mission ball at Tomlinson hall Tuesday evening with a lantern parade fireworks display and cherry blossom decor. The event promises supper and lists committees and box holders including Waller F. Cfi Gott Samuel S. Van Camp and John D. Thomson among others.

Tomlinson Hall Fioor Waller F. C.fi Gott Samuel 4. van Camp John D. Thomson Jank G. Darington Samuel FL. Sutphin Af. Ayres Gordon B. Tanner Bennett Gates M. A. Gladding Harry Murphy John T. Martindale Blythe Hendricks John P. Frenze Ernest W. Levering Maj. Downing H. Bates, Jr Witliam Elder James H. Lowes Lavalette Dickey Lst Coleman Courtland Vin Camp G. Richardson J. Kh. LiNy John Candee Dea Charles R. Williams George A. Gay James E. Roberts John Tarkington Harry Hemsted Tienry W. Beannett Robert Geddes Jamesi. Lowe

Notch Chicken Thieves Band When Daylight Comes

The fragment hints at a band named Notch Chicken Thieves with members Luders and Sloody Fath. The phrase When Deylight Comes suggests a song or performance time. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.

Chicken thieves chased after dawn by two men

Fred Jones and George Zions reported two men breaking into Jones’s chicken shed Sunday night. A trail of weed and brandy markers led toward Fall Creek near the isolation hospital. Jones fired after awakening, police seeking suspects as dawn broke and pursuit continued.

Fred Jones Aliburn-st George Zions Alburn-st Fallcreeck Zions Jones

Roby DITMARS and the Zoo Staff Struggle with a Small Affection

New York Zoo curator Roby Ditmars explains his slight throat ailment during efforts to curb consumption among the zoo monkeys. A reporter records his lighthearted remark. The piece includes a mountain cure joke and a pair of deaf-mute exchanges about troubles and sleep.

Roby Ditmars New York Zoo Mr. Itmars

Durnell to reopen war over horse racing quarrel

San Francisco dispatch reports that Durnell may ship his string of horses from Oakland to New Orleans for the winter season. The move is seen as a bid to renew hostilities with former partner J. J. Mc Cafferty, who was reinstated by the Pacific Coast Jockey Club.

San Francisco Cal Durnel Oakland Track New Orleans J. J. McCafferty McCafferty Pacific Coast Jockey Club

Social Dozen Club Hosts Evening Event at Livy W Street

The Social Dozen club members and their husbands will be entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. R. M. DeWees at Livy W. Thirty-fifth Street.

R. M. DeWees Livy W. Thirty-fifth-st

Children’s Dance at Woodruff Place Clubhouse

The Woodruff Place clubhouse hosts the first neighborhood children’s dance this Friday evening. Arrangements are led by Mrs. FL F Rogers Mrs D B Luten and Mrs George E Field with plans underway for the event.

Woodruff Place FL. F. Rogers D. B&b. Luten George E. Field

Hale Hour Club and Calendar News Briefs

Hale Hour Club members host a Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs Henry Warrum with a paper on The French Revolution. Caroline Scott Clarrison chapter of D A R meets Thursday with Miss Jatline Stein. Alumnae Kappa Alpha Theta gathers Saturday at Mrs John Berryhills for guest day. Various locals travel between Indianapolis Buffalo Wells and South Bend with friends and family updates.

Hale Hour Club Walf Hour Club Henry Warrum Caroline Scott Clarrison Dd. A. Re Jatline Stein I4ly Central-are Margaret Howe Manual Treaining Kappa Alpha Theta Alrs John i. Berryhill

Switchman Crushed Under Coal Car Wheels

Jesse Calvin, a Big Four freight switchman, fell under the wheels of a coal car he was riding Saturday evening. His right arm and both feet were crushed as he tumbled to a board that gave way. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital where recovery is hoped.

Jesse Calvin St. Vincent’s Hospital

Falls and Hip Injury Report From Local Streets

Mrs Sebecca Hall aged 67 fell on an icy sidewalk at Venth street and roughway in front of her home Saturday. Her hip was fractured and she was taken to City hospital. The injury may be serious. James Eaton, a disabled man, slipped on the sidewalk on N Capitol avenue Saturday and sustained a broken left arm.

Sebecca Hall Venth-st Roughway Drs. Hall City Hospital James Eaton N. Capitol Ave

Chorus of 2000 at Y M C A meeting in Opera House

Italian band led the opening hymn as 2000 men packed Eingish's opera house Sunday afternoon. Secretary Godard urged audience to sing in sections while all joined in the chorus and whistles. Evangelist F A Strough spoke on A Frodigal Son with stereopticon views.

Eingish Opera Godard Tur Hamid Verdca Frodigal Sen Evangelist F. A. Strough

Parlor Heaters and Coal Bin Advertise Local Debris

An OCR fragment lists items from People's Outfitting Co and Gus Habich at 133-135 W. Washington with coal and heating gear. It mentions a Parlor Queen Base Berne heater priced at £23.50 and a powerful double flue heater offering three rooms warmth for $2.00 cash or $0.50 per week. Additional entries reference Majestic and Enders’ Safety Raze products and Habich’s store at 121 W. Washington.

Berne People's Outfitting Co Washington-st Kentucky-are Fabich Majestic Enders Gus Habich

Bank Teller Dies From Myxedema Linked to Cash Handling

A bank teller died of myxedema attributed to exposure from handling paper money. The case raises questions about occupational risks and health safeguards in financial workplaces.

Denison Barber Shop Sparks Car Laps In Cold Storage

A quirky note from Denison Barber Shop hints at returning car laps from cold storage. The playful message invites curiosity about local tastes and nostalgia while focusing on a shop's evergreen presence.

Denison

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