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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1910

Page

9

Unions Form At Two Nuptials In City Homes

A Saturday evening ceremony united Miss Helen Hubbard and Charles Strickler Bygate at the Hubbard home with Rev Allan B Philputt officiating. Guests included families and close friends. reception followed with Dresden decor and a wedding supper. A second ceremony united Miss Beatrice Byers and Dr Halsey Beach Loder at the First Presbyterian church with Rev M L Haines officiating. The couple planned a Christmas welding trip and will reside in Boston after March.

W. W. Hubbard Delaware Street Allan B. Philputt Central Christian Church Helen Hubbard Charles Strickler Bygate Pittsburg Dresden Killarney Charlotte Bressler Mishawaka Ind W. J. Hubbard Ralph Bygate Helen Motley Grand Rapids Marguerite Pickena Willard W. Hubbard, Jr Miss Motley Miss Pickens Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. Bygate Att Philips Avenue William Byggate A. P. Davis Harry G. Nile First Presbyterian Church Beatrice Byers Joseph H. Byers Halsey Beach Loder Boston Mass M. L. Haines Helen Willien Terre Haute John Bonsall Morristown N. J Harry Willien Loder Marborough Street A. Tu. Loder Chihuahua Mex Harriett Dean James William Wallace St. Louis H. B., Long Cleveland Apgar Trenton

Wiley to marry Miss Anna Kelton in Washington

Announcement of the engagement between Dr. Harvey Wiley, government pure food expert, and Miss Anna Kelton surprised friends who knew him as devoted to bachelor life. Kelton family has long held official and social prominence in Washington since colonial days, with her father Major General John C. Kelton in the military line.

Washington Harvey Wiley Anna Kelton

Home Style Junket and Sweet Potato Pudding Menu

A 1920s style menu item explains making junket dessert with milk sugar water flavoring and a chilled set, served with cream. It also includes a sweet potato pudding recipe with mashed potato sugar butter cream nutmeg lemon rind eggs and puff pastry crust, baked until set and glazed with quince marmalade or preserved fruits.

Social notes list holiday visitors and parties

A social column details visits and upcoming events. Elizabeth Fletcher is honored at a debutante compliment, with Marechal Neil and golden gate roses decorations. Guests from Louisville New Albany Virginia Harrisburg Terre Haute and Princeton guests include Elizabeth Hoge Jane DePauw and Donald Morrison.

Elizabeth Fletcher Marechal Neil Golden Gate Roses McDonald Ketcham Alexander Holliday John T. Brush Charles Marcus Osborne William N.harding Elizabeth Hoge Louisville Fletcher Jane DePauw New Albany Miss Holliday Patty Hobson Virginia Nnglesfield Ranson Aikin Edmund Eftel

Betrothal Announcement Stirs Gossips of Society

Miss Vivien Gould daughter of George Gould is engaged to Lord Decies causing chatter in international society. Age disparity draws comment as she is about 18 and he is 44, two years younger than her father. The match shocks those who expected American marriages for the Gould daughters.

New York Vivien Gould George Gould Lord Decies Miss Gould Gould

Little Girl Heroine Rescues Family From Bronx Fire

Sadie Evans four years old becomes a real heroine in New Yorks Bronx district when she drags her sister to safety and unlocks the door as a fire from garments on a gas range spreads to a moving box. She helps reach Lucy Garrisons flat below where Francis is overcome by smoke and rescued.

New York Sadie Evans Bronx Sadie Harry Evans Milk Company Francis Lucy Garrison

Value of money misread by careless husband pays high price

A domestic remark shows a husband misjudging money and overvaluing a purchase. Cleveland Lender notes a shopper paying 48 990 dollars for a “lovely het Fo” in a misinformed bid.

Ton Cleveland

Tenants Organize International League of America

Louis J. Oswald announces the launch of the International progressive tenants league of America to unite local fraternal groups and tenants nationwide for fair rights from landlords. The plan includes mediating officials, free legal services, small loan channels, and foreclosures management with Evansville as headquarters and a target of 100000 members in a year.

Oswald International Progressive Tenants’ League of America Evansville

Family in Connellsville links eloping saga to revenge

In Connellsville Pennsylvania on December 19, the Burns family staged a marital mixup as George Burns eloped with his stepmother to strike back at his father who had run away with his son's wife last week. The elder Burns and the son's wife vanished, with Pittsburg police unable to locate them as the son and stepmother search for all involved.

Connellsville Burns George Burns

Trinity Lutheran Sunday School to Skip Treats for Debt

In Hagerstown Maryland the Trinity Lutheran Sunday school plans to forgo Christmas treats in an effort to reduce the church debt from the new $65,000 building. The move is expected to inspire other classes to join and boost the building fund.

Hagerstown Trinity Lutheran Sunday School

Rare Devotion of Prisoner for Wife

Pittsburg reports a prisoner known as Jimmy Boyle, serving a life term for kidnapping, funded gifts for his wife Helen Boyle at Riverside prison. He sold his tobacco share to send money to a friend who mailed flowers, fruit and music to her. authorities will permit a 30 minute Christmas visit and presents.

Pittsburg Iser Riverside Helen Boyle Billy” Whitla Theobacco Jimmy” Boyle

Open Road editor Bruce Calvert the cutest crank in Indiana

Griffith Ind December 19 In a wooded Lake county den lives Bruce Calvert editor and publisher of The Open Road He calls his home Pigeon Roost in the Woods and his persona blends ego critique with radical notions He mocks Christian Science praises unconventional views and compares marriage to human-made devices while warning of dangers in mixing elemental powders.

Griffith Ind Lake County Bruce Calvert Calvert Mother Eddy

Passing It Around on the Streetcar

A streetcar conductor and a passenger argue over a suspicious item as the traveler insists someone already passed it on. The Kansas City Star excerpt captures a tense moment of tension and social exchange aboard transit.

Kansas City Star

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