Society Notes Highlight July Maids and Marriages
Mrs Poirier's daughter Miss Marie Poirier married John Maley at St Philip Neri Church with Rev George Smith officiating. Guests included Miss Gertrude Bywater and John McNulty. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s North Jefferson Ave home with decorative carna tions and sweet peas. The couple planned a Chicago and Michigan wedding journey. Additional society notices cover Miss Hazel Hatton's July wedding to Merton M Ber rie, guests from across states, and a parade of summer social events, hostesses, and forthcoming entertainments featuring numerous local families and friends.
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Secsi
Euaia Marie Poirier
Jobs Poirier
John Maley
St. Philip Neri
George Smith
Gertrude Bywater
John McNulty
Jefferson Avenue
Bywater
Haley
Chicago
Michigan
Tacoma Avenue
Richard King
St. Louis
Wm. H. Poirter
Uttle
Hazel Hatton
Thomas F. Hatton
Merton M. ‘Berrie
Albert Hurlstone
Bertha Hatton
Mildred McHatton
Etta Hodges
Worthington
J. B. Taylor
Bowling
McCandless
Illinois Street
Vera Brownsberger
Ft. Wayne
Frank Clark -of -Ilinois
A. B. Hatton
Mabel Hatton
Arcola
Arnold Curtis
Education leaders clash over football brutality and new training
At the national education convention in Boston delegates denounced college football as brutal and urged replacing it with Rugby. David Starr Jordan of Stanford pressed for reform, while discussions also pushed industrial training and agriculture in secondary schools. Indiana state official Aley spoke on gifted and feeble minded children, urging attention to gifted students as civilization advances rely on exceptional individuals.
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Boston
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Committee On
Moral Education
National Education
Vention
Jordan
Aley
Robert J. Aley
Indiana
Woman Builds Her Own Home in Schenectady
Mrs. John Lavinsky of Schenectady is constructing a home by herself, handling all the work on the house she is building as she demonstrates a self reliant effort in a union made project.
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Schenectady
N. Y
John Lavinsky
The Blue Mouse at Murat draws big crowds next week
Murat players bring an original comedy The Blue Mouse to town with Lillian Sinnott as the little blue mouse and an acclaimed cast. Sherlock Holmes drama continues with daily matinees and a high turnout. Lottie Mayer headlines Riverside Beach diving act praised for looks and skill, with a women only demonstration and health talk. dancing and aerial acts also feature in the lineup. The new ocean wave ride debuts as a popular attraction at the ball room.
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Blue Mouse
Murat Players
Lillian Sinnott
Mabel Barrison
Europe
Sherlock Holmes
Lottie Mayer
Myrma
Riverside Bathing Beach
Miss Mayer
Frank Stanton
Silvers
Miss Maver
Prize Pony Stolen For Second Time
Marvin Lain Jr. owned Monon a black pony won a year ago in a Gentry show contest by The Sun. The 7 year old Eugene Hall took the pony again breaking a fence to ride it before Bicycle Policemen Hartsell and Stewart recovered it at 5 North Street.
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Marvin Lain, Jr
Monon
Delaware Street
Eugene Hall
Lain
the Sun
E. North Street
Hartsell and
Stewart
Eagle Attacks Baby in Bethel Backyard
In Bethel on July 6 a bald eagle of enormous size tried to abduct Paul Zebley, a 2 year old son of William L. Zebley. The child was playing near the home when his mother cried out as the eagle tugged at his dress.
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Bethel
Paul
William L. Zebley
Columbus Pioneer Mary J Moreton Dead at 88
Special to The Sun. Mary J Moreton, 88, longtime Columbus resident and pioneer of Bartholomew county, died in East Columbus. She was the first member of the East Columbus Christian church.
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Columbus
Ind
Mary J. Moreton
East Columbus
Bartholomew County
East Columbus Christian Church
Woman's Eyes May Be Burned Out by Lye
Special to The Sun from Rushville Indiana reports Mrs John Abernathy slipped with a can of concentrated lye Tuesday. The liquid splashed on her face and it is feared her eyes may be burned out.
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Rushville
Ind
John Abernathy
Twice Proves Love Is More Than Life in Marion
William Belt twice chose death over life without Miss Cleta Wright. After she postponed their wedding again, Belt ingested poison on her doorstep and fell ill. Previously, he saved her from a railroad train by risking his life, earning a second chance at love.
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Marion
Ind
William Ball
Cleta Wright
Miss Wright
Belt
Hfe
Blind horse crashes into boarding house room
In Vincennes Indiana on July 6 Wayne Bunting’s horse bolted after a cannon blast, charging several blocks into a boarding house porch and through a window. The horse collapsed on a bed where Mrs Anna Bugger and her 12 year old daughter were present. Bunting was thrown from the buggy and may be fatally injured.
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Vincennes
Ind
Wayne Bunting
Anna Bugger
Racer Ben Brazee dies after warning at Denver amusement park
W W Thorpe known as Ben Brazee laughed at a warning against reckless riding at a Denver amusement park. Within five minutes he was dead while warming up for a race after saying he would be killed with his wife in Fresno.
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Denver
Col
Fresno
W. W. Thorpe
Thorpe
Ben Brazee
Woman says forgery was for love's sake in Kokomo
Mrs. Clara Ormsby admitted stealing $100 with a fraudulent note and was sentenced to one to seven years in a women’s prison. She eloped to marry Paul Ormsby, who claims innocence and has been released. She says prison will save him. Fifth comes on Fourth as Rockefeller kin gain granduncle title in Greenwich.
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Kokomo
Ind
Clara Ormsby
Indianapolis
Paul Ormsby
Greenwich
Connt
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Gladys Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
William A. Rockefeller
James Stillman
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