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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
2
Several Indianapolis ice firms have raised the price from 20 to 35 cents per hundred pounds. Other companies are expected to follow. The increase is attributed to the failure of the ice crop last winter.
Saint Paul Shriners prepare a caravan pilgrimage from Saint Paul to Louisville starting Sunday with 150 desert sons Camels, tents, and 150 appetites. a private train with electric compartments and a private diner accompany them. Indianapolis is chosen for an assault and the band reserves airs for Indiana officials.
Miss Grace E Holt daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Holt wed Harry Kyle Dunn of Robinson Ill in St Pauls Episcopal church with Rev Lewis Brown officiating. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn Wedding March and a rainbow colored decor with duchess satin gowns for the bridal party and a large reception at the Dennis hotel. Attendants included Frederic Dunn and Miss Helen Holt among others from Robins on Ill Greenfield and New York guests attended. Several other weddings noted in the evening including Miss Olga Kempster and Andrew Kempster at St Johns parlor and Miss Minnie Lehman and Sidney Katz at the Indianapolis club with further guests from Mattoon Chicago and Cincinnati.
Shelbyville Indiana June 3 Claude Worland and Herbert Bassett have bought a lot here and will begin erecting a building this week to pasteurize milk. They will handle between 500 and 600 gallons daily and expect operations to start within a month.
Rome reports a violent tremor in Messina early today with loud rumblings and collapse of walls from earlier quakes. No fatalities yet but panic grips residents as hundreds flee the city seeking safety.
Thousands lined the streets to watch 1300 city employees parade past, including 6 former police chiefs and 2 former fire chiefs in automobiles with Ben Whest. Mayor Bookwalter praised the event, showcasing police, fire, sanitation, street, and clerical departments plus women riders in autos.
The Madison Square Garden bowling tournament ended with the Brunswick team of New York reclaiming the title from Thompson's Colts of Chicago. Brunswicks led by 410 pins after nine games, finishing with 8,998 total and a 184 average versus the Colts' 7,888 and 175 average.
The Jewish Federation calls for donations of clothing and furniture for men women and children. Readers are asked to drop items at 821 Meridian Street with contact numbers Old Prospect 670 and New 9522 for arrangements.
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