Society Notes Show Travel and Worldly Plans
Society items list guests and travels across several states. Miss Frane Vestal visits Indianapolis. Ruth Rogers returns to Bloomington after Tudor Hall studies. Mr. and Mrs. William Russell attend Kruetzer Platt wedding in Lafayette. Bloomington hosts Mrs. J. G. Urmey and children. Mrs. Fred Ross visits Crawfordsville. T. E. Wemrick of Bellefontaine visits Woodruff Place. Charlies f. Breunig visits Arkansas City. Louise Iske sails to Europe for summer. Grand Chief Laura St. Clair of Waterloo visits G M Green in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Lafayette
G. M. Green
Galest
Pythian Sisters
Laura St. Clair
Waterloo
Pretty weddings mark Wednesday ceremonies at local homes
Mrs. Melvina Read hosted a noon ceremony for her daughter Zelda Read and Dr. Roy Bodine, with Rev. Dr. L. Kirby officiating. The couple, in tan chiffon faille travel wear, plan home in Pasadena flats after July 15. Also, Miss Colin A. Caywood wed Carl A. Malcolm at 2343 Gale St. with friends from Star City, Chicago, Nashville, and Bellefontaine in attendance. The newlyweds will reside at 60 Hittier Place after July 1. Miss Hazel Louise Gamboldt married Robert H. Hassler at her home. they will move to Detroit and then Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina Read
Shelby St
Zelda Read
Roy Bodine
L. Kirby
Frank Heiskel
Mrs. Bodine
The
Lakes
Pasadena Flats
Miss Daywood
F. A. Kampman
Gale St
Colin A. Caywood
Carl A. Malcolm
J. W. Collins
Brightwood M. E. Church
Clara Partlow
Charles Mayer
Leedham
Star City
A. B. Buckley
Chicago
R. O. Armstrong
Nashville, Tenn
Wemrick
Bellefontaine, C
C. H. Forest
Shelbyville
Hittier Place
Miss Gamboldt
Hazel Louise Gamboldt
Louise Gamboldt
Robert H. Hassler
Detroit
John ©. Mosier
Hassler
Married At Home. Miss Mabel Evand Jones
Miss Mabel Evand Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jones, was married at home in a private ceremony. The couple announced plans for a modest wedding and a future residence nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Evand Jones
The Doctor Laughs at Coffee Heart Trouble Tale
A Columbus Georgia physician humorously dismissed a patient’s claim of heart disease caused by coffee. The story credits coffee withdrawal and Postum Food Coffee with restoring health, easing heart, stomach, and nervous issues, with the patient praising the relief and urging others to read The Road to Wellville for health advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Welmile
Local Ashland Ave Wedding of Jones McClure Pair
Mr and Mrs Noah Jones and George W McClure wed Wednesday at the bride’s parents home on Ashland avenue. Miss Ethel Stelhorn sang before the ceremony conducted by Rev D R Lucas as Lohengrin played. Attendant Ruth DeHart carried flowers. bride wore embroidered Swiss with Valenciennes lace and roses. They will reside at 1954 Ashland after July 1. Out of town guests included Hale Shofner McClure DeHart Temple and others. Also on Shelby street the marriage of Miss Lillie Dorsey and Mr Thomas Dovens was performed by Rev K T Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Jones
George W. McClure
Ashland Ave
Ethel Stelhorn
D. R. Lucas
Ruth DeHart
McClure
Co. B. Hale
Edinburg
John Shofner
A. R. McClure
Anna Temple
Dana, Ind
C. H. McClure
Palestine
Elisha de Hart
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe Hays
Franklin
Isaac Jones
McCune, Tenn
Lillie Dorsey
John Dorsey
Thomas H. Dovens
Shelby St
K. T. Crawford
The
Christian Church
Hungarian Dinner Sees Canton Man Die at Downey Street
Carl Schuster consumed a hearty Hungarian meal with residents at 711 Downey street and died soon after. Deputy Coroner R V Converse arrived but could not determine a cause. It is believed Schuster resided in Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schuster
Schuster
Downey St
R. V.converse
Canton, O
Mrs Randolph Loses Suit Against Millionaire Dodge Etckes
New York June 18 Mrs Lacey M Randolph lost in the first round of her suit demanding $500 a week for herself and a 4 year old against William Edward Dodge Etckes. Judge Jaycox ruled the complaint defective. The plaintiff cried hysterically, feared rash action, and court officers aided her. Letters from Stokes to Randolph showed no affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lacey M. Randolph
William Edward Dodge Etckes
Jaycox
Mrs. Randolph
Mr. Stokes
Abraham Gruber
Stokes
Randolph
City Clerk in Debt to Peoria City Amid Shortage Probe
Former Peoria city clerk Robert Joos, now indicted for misappropriating city funds, is reported by special auditors to owe the city 67,228 in connection with licenses for saloons and drug stores he collected and kept. Auditors also note smaller shortages in other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Joos
Pretty wedding at SS Peter and Pauls Cathedral
Miss Fern Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Harris and Mr Otto Heitham were married at SS Peter and Pauls Cathedral Wednesday morning. The ceremony featured bridal music by Prof Gints and a reception at the Harris home. Guests included Mrs Reinbrick Mr Nye and others from Michigan Centerville Louisville New York and Chicago. They will reside at 3427 Central Ave after July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Harris
Charles Harris
Otto Heitham
Prof
Gints
Marie Aneshansel
Chicago
Ella Crawford
Kentucky
Claire Lower
LaPorte
Henrietta Neuhausgel
Toledo
Laura Arnold
Indianapolis
Harrison
Central Ave
Heltham
Detroit
Mich
Central-ave
Etta Marks
Michigan
Reinbrick
Centerville
Sue McDowell
Louisville
Roy Hazelriggs
New York
Willam Nye
Steamer Ohio Nearly Sinks in Ice Field Rescue
A cable from St. Michael Alaska reports the steamer Ohio once a Army transport stuck in ice en route from Nome to St Michael. Airtight compartments were closed to prevent sinking. While a lifeboat was lowered for emergency use two white sailors and one Chinese man were drowned.
Dislikes Interchange Petition Before Indiana Commission
The Panhandle Railroad petitions the Indiana Railroad Commission to deny Richmond Commercial Club’s request for interchange with Co. Co. and L. at Richmond citing unnecessary traffic and high costs. A hearing is set in Richmond for June 25. Peru cannery wins permission to run a line shaft lower than allowed by law, saying shaft removal would disrupt plant operations. changes to occur after the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Panhandle Railroad
Indiana Railroad Commission
Richmond Commercial Club
Richmond
Peru
Four Children Jump For Life On Big Four Trestle
Ruth Buck 15 and sisters Alice and two cousins rode a fishing trip home when a fast passenger train blew its whistle at the Prospect street trestle. Ruth and the boys jumped to the next track, the girls leaped to safety between ties. All four were brought to St Vincent's hospital with only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Prospect St
Ruth
Alice
George Buck
St. Paul St
George Owens
Corydon
George
Ralph
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Minister's Food Improves Family During Yellow Fever Scare
A minister describes how his family left home during a yellow fever scare and that switching to Grape-Nuts and milk for two meals daily improved digestion sleep and strength. He reports weight gain and reduced fatigue, with his wife nursing better on the cereal as a reliable nourishment during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollville
Madrid City Council Members Resign Over Pay
All Madrid Iowa councilmen resigned citing time demands for 50 cents per meeting. With no remaining council, the town faces a governance crisis as vacancies prevent majority votes for appointments. Local officials note potential interim steps until replacements are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Madrid
Fish tent drum explodes at street fair causes severe injuries
At a street fair John Jordan was near a fish fry tent when the proprietor struck a gas drum to draw attention. The drum exploded injuring Jordan who suffered the loss of a leg and may need amputation. The incident occurred June 13 in LADD. Numerous bystanders watched as medical teams treated him at the scene. Authorities investigated the cause of the blast and the safety of the tent setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
John Jordan
Jordan
Storm damages homes as Indianapolis storm strikes
An electric storm hit Indianapolis just before 8 pm lasting about ten minutes. A bolt set Bert O Leary s Holloway flats apartment on fire while the family attended a wedding. Firemen extinguished the blaze after a $75 loss. Lightning also toppled a chimney at 1535 Yandes street and disrupted a Broad Ripple streetcar. No injuries were reported as visitors at the Gentry show felt the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert O'Learey
Holloway Flats
E. Michigan St
William Jacoby
David Seaster
Yandes St
Capitol
Senate Aves
Roosevelt to send Straus to Pacific Coast on immigration
The White House orders Secretary Straus to study immigration and the Japanese question for use in the president's next message. He will examine Chinese exclusion and Japanese immigration, noting evasions of the law and aiming to avoid incidents that could inflame relations with Japan and provoke press backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Pacific
Metcalf
San Francisco
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
China
Peking
Japan
United States
Same dress for graduate bride at convent wedding
Marguerite Nutter of Grafton and Emmett Griffin of Grafton married minutes after her Desales Heights graduation at the convent chapel. The ceremony was the first wedding ever held at the convent, with the bride still in her graduation dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Nutter
Grafton, W. Va
Desales Heights
Emmett Griffin
Grafton
Griffin
CARE FOR CONSUMPTIVES Aims at city care plan
At a Board of Public Health meeting on Wednesday, officials authorized Dr. E F Kiser to hire an extra interne and nurse to supervise consumptives seeking aid. Clinic hours will be set and a systematic treatment plan arranged. The city has no hospital for consumptives but tentative accommodations are being explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Health
E. F
Kiser
Indianapolis
Ind
of Public Works
Indiana
New Jersey Street
South Street
Virginia Avenue
Bosart Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
Wallace Street
Board of Publice Works
Board of Public Works
Joseph TY. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Blde
Bank Street
Delaware Street
Alabama and
Harmon Streets
Twasromptty Torr
Majestic Bldg
Darnell Street
Wayne Street
Brooks Street
Fall Creek
F. Creek
Board of Public Works of
Oseph T. Elliott
Board of School Commissioners
City of
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania
Thirty-third Streets
Foltz & Parker
Board of
School Commissioners
Tokio Editors Warned by Home Department
Tokio newspaper men were summoned before the home department and officially advised to abstain from publishing inflammatory material or agitating on the American question. The directive was issued to prevent unrest and maintain public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Tokio
Home Department
Glock on Trial In Muncie Double Murder Case
John Glock and his brother George Glock, junk dealers from Muncie, face murder charges in the death of Everett Wright. John’s trial began yesterday in Anderson, while George's trial is set to start July 8, with separate trials requested.
Five-Story Building Burns in St Louis Fire
Fire at dawn nearly levelled the Racing Sattley Vehicle company building at Nineteenth and Olive streets. The five story structure suffered losses estimated over 150000 dollars as flames swept through the contents and building. News from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Louis
Nineteenth and Olive Sts
Racing-Sattley Vehicle Company
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EVANS
GEO. T. Evans & Son, Makers
Indianapolis, Ind
Frane Vestal
Winchester
Ruth Rogers
Tudor Hall
Bloomington
J. G. Urmey
R. N. Bennett
Fred Ross
Mary Ross
Crawfordsville
T. E. Wemrick
Bellefontaine, O
H. B. Clow
Woodruff Place
Charlies Ft. Breunig
Arkansas City, Kas
George Hart-ley
Louise Iske
Italy
France
Switzerland
Terical
Woodside
Philadelphia
Gruber
Philip M. Lydig
Long Island
Peoria, II
SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Seattle
Wash
Panhandle
Minister's Food
Scrippa
Weather Bureau
Pretty Woman
Millionaire Stokes
Lucy M. Randolph
W. E. D. Stokes
Pacific Coast
Presi
Dent
Con
Gress
Parkersburg
W. Va
City Board of Health
John Glock
National Biscuit
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