Local social notes and visitors from Crawfordavits to Fort Wayne
Residents return from visits as weddings and guests mark the season. Miss Minnie Kirschbaum and Simon Lyon wed in Washington DC while Miss Hose Tempel of Chicago visits. several friends plan holidays and charity events at the Girls' Classical School residence and Propylaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bikehot
Fanny Kahn
Max Tennentaura
Crawfordavits
Minnie Kirschbaum
Simon Lyon
Washington, D.C
Hose Tempel
Chicago
Mra. J. 2
Walter
Henry Krog
St. Hanis
Dee
Walker's Case Dismissed Over Insufficient Evidence
E. E. Hughes of Chicago was discharged in police court on a warrant from C. E. Walker alleging conspiracy to commit a felony. The government will pursue the case again, but no proof showed fraudulent use of a male. Walker claimed Hughes owed him 1% and represented L. D. Abbott Co of Chicago, manufacturers of women's garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hughes
Chicago
C. E. Walker
Hughes
Walker
Tlughey
L. D. Abbott Company
Saloonkeepers Fined In Police Court Case
Chastian pnoover convicted in police court Thursday for selling a half pint of whisky and one drink of liquor on Sunday Me wan timed 310 and costs. Charles Day who runs the place was first arrested but discharged when the license was shown in Shoever's name. Saloon at Thirty third and Western Ave. Frederick Niemeyer guilty of keeping his price open after hours. fined $10 plus costs. Also notices of ads for fashion and Christmas presents appear in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chastian Pnoever
Charles Day
Shoever
Day
Frederick Niemeyer
McCurdy Resignation Scratches Name From Company Offices
Richard A. McCurdy resigns as president of New York Mutual Life Insurance. His name is to be removed from Newton Claypool building windows. A new president is expected, potentially changing policy. Local staff anticipate shifts in Indianapolis and Indiana operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Mc Curdy
New York Mutual Lite Insurance Company
Newton Claypool
Richard A. McCurdy
McCurdy
Post
Insurance Company
Bugineas
Indianapolis
Indiana
Golden wedding anniversary in Clay township double wedding pair
Ricamond Indiana residents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Albertson and Mr and Mrs John Brooks celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at the Brooks home in Clay township. The couple were married in a double ceremony fifty years ago and have shared a life together since.
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Ricamond
Ind
Cyrus Albertson
Mira
John Brooks
Bfrs. Brooks
Clay Township
Shively to Travel South for Pythias Gathering
Charles T. C. Shively supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias from Richmond Ind plans a southern trip to New Orleans and locations in Cuba Florida and the Atlantic coast states to assist in arranging the order s biennial gathering and related events
Umholtz Sues Traction Company Over Injury Claim
J. Umholtz files suit against Indiana Union Traction for 5000 dollars on account of injuries from an interurban car incident. He alleges the motor man started the car while he was alighting, throwing him to the ground and injuring his spine permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sues Traction Company
J. Umholtz
Indiana Union Traction Company
Umholtz
Kellogg to Lecture at First Evangelical Church
Dr W Kellogg will lecture under the Young People's Society of the First Evangelical Church at East and New York streets. The event is Friday evening December 3 and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
If. W. Kellogg
Young People's Society of the First Evangelical Church
East and
New York-ats
John Ogden Arrested in Owen County Murder Case
John Ogden, wanted in Owen County Kentucky for murder, was arrested at 4 Divinion Street on Thursday by Detectives Hauser and Larsh. He allegedly shot and killed Richard Marksberry over a year ago and escaped, then lived locally before surrendering without requisition papers. Deputy Duvall located him. Ogden agreed to term without papers and was taken into custody immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ogden
Owen County
Kentucky
Divinion St
Hauser
Edward Prigger and Ida Reconciliation in Court
Edward I Prigger lamented unhappiness if he lived with Ida after a quarrel but they later reconciled and remarried. A second attempt to dissolve their bonds failed, with a judgment pending. Evidence suggests their union may endure despite ongoing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I. Prigger
Ida
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