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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1910

Page

4

Social bustle surrounds Miss OLeary visit in city

Miss Alice OLeary of Cincinnati visits Miss Josephine Kirkhoff on East Washington street. Thrusday night 20 young people attended cards and dancing, followed by a buffet supper. Sunday a family dinner on Walcott street honored the guest with several others present. Various local residents plan further entertainments and visits as spring social season continues.

Alice O'Leary Cincinnati Josephine Wkirkhoff East Washington Street Miss Kirkhoff Charles Wirkhoff Walcott Street Josephine Kirkhoff Katherine Conlin Dora Miller George Herman Wirkhoff Miss O'Leary

Insurance Camp Meeting Planned at Broad Ripple Park

An insurance camp meeting for Anehor Life Insurance of Indianapolis is set for the last three days of the week at Broad Ripple Park. About 50 agents will camp, enjoy meals, and engage in two business sessions daily plus leisure activities including river swimming and night programs. The event ends Saturday with a city tour by special car.

Broad Ripple Park Avrents Anehor Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis Pythian Broad Ripple L. H. Oberreich

Lynched lest he escape in Rayville

A mob battered down the doors of the parish jail at Rayville and hanged blacksmith J. D. Freeman after an appeal to the supreme court had been taken following his condemnation to death for murdering Town Marshal C. C. Chenault. The incident occurred at the jail in Rayville, Louisiana, on July 12.

Rayville Supreme Court C. C. Chenault J. D. ‘Freeman

Learned judge puzzled by slang during New Jersey divorce case

In Newark a New York divorce suit revealed slang as Vice Chancellor Emery botched the term stew meaning intoxication. Jerome Scotto sought separation from Gertrude Scotto while Albert Werner testified. Counsel explained the phrase stewed as excessive liquor indulgence.

New York Emery Chambers Newark N. J Jerome Scotto Brooklyn Gertrude M. Scotto Willow Avenue Hoboken Albert Werner

Judge child’s mind and body by wrists article

Cambridge report proposes using hand and wrist X rays to gauge a child’s development. Harvard Professor Rotch notes 500 healthy children show anatomical age aligns with growth, aiding fair grouping in schools to prevent overstrain and undue competition.

Cambridge Mass Sage Maximillian T. E. Grossman Morgan Rotch Harvard Medical School Rotch A. W. George

President Taft to Cruise Maine Coast in Yacht

President Taft will begin a cruise from Bar Harbor Maine on July 18 aboard the yacht Beverly. The article notes the burden of doing nothing is a heavy tax on the president as he prepares for the voyage.

Maine Beverly Muass Taft Bar Harbor

Flute Solo Feature at Indianapolis Garden Concert

Emil Deluse to be the soloist at the roof garden concert of the Indianapolis Maennerchor on Wednesday night. The program includes multiple flute solos and selections such as Happy Nights Levi Selection Little Nemo and That Lorin Traum erer with failures in OCR. The event may move to the Steinroom Knnetpe in case of bad weather.

Emil Deluse Maennerchor Roof Garden Indianapolis Mareh Levi Herbert Lorin Traumerer Stauffer Herman Winterhoff Schubert Madame Sherry Wwosehna

Majority in Whos Who Are Collegians

Chicago July 12 With the sixth revised edition of Who's Who in America a biographical dictionary of notable living men and women the volume lists 17 546 names 2831 new. Among 15518 providing education data 45 percent hold bachelor degrees and 71 percent attended college at least once.

Chicago America

Harvest No Fun for Farmers Wives

Abilene Kansas July 12 Harvest season strains farm wives as six to ten itinerant workers arrive daily for meals. Din ing car kitchens travel from farm to farm powering feeding routines from dawn to late night. The women blend cooking with care while men work in the wheat fields and a Pullman style cook shack travels with the threshing outfit.

Abilene Kan Kansas Kansas Farma Plains

American women lead all dressing says Countess

Boston July 12 The Countess of Frankenstein formerly Miss Annie Brewster says American women are the best dressed. She cites the influence of servants on household attire and notes Yankee women know how to wear clothes with a groomed, attractive appearance even in simple outfits.

Blue Mouse at Murat theater amuses crowded crowd

Theatergoers saw the Murat players perform The Blue Mouse Monday evening. The play offered a string of laughs with clever turns by Leslie Kenyon and Lillian Sinnott. The cast included Harry Northrup and Craig Rands. The program also noted a Riverside beach tie in England and continued attractions from the Norins and the Manolo family with aerial and diving acts.

Leslie Kenyon Lewellyn Lillian Sinnott Murat Blue Mouse Paulette Devine Harry S. Northrup

Riverside Beach Seeks Pool Use by Bristol Tourists

Riverside bathing beach received a letter from Bristol England describing a tour group of athletes arriving in Indianapolis next Monday. They seek morning pool access for a week to play water polo while traveling across the United States studying civic conditions. The tourists sustain health by regular exercise and diet.

Riverside Beach England Indianapolis United States

Opening bill at Colonial theater Morday features Vanity and acts

Vanity, a small girl, presents an unusual dancing act. German alderman Frank Waddell delivers a dialect and humorous monologue. Billy Wan Horn performs popular piano airs in an entertaining set. Keit and DeMont showcase acrobatics. Moving pictures close the bill.

Billy Wan Horn Keit and DeMont

Free To Asthma Sufferers Free To Asthma Sufferers

A bold offer claims a new home cure for asthma that works regardless of age climate or duration of illness. The method allegedly ends breathing difficulties wheezing and paroxysms without cost, inviting readers to mail a coupon today.

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