Luster flower sale planned by Indianapolis Orphans' Asylum
Society notes announce the annual Luster flower sale at the Propylaeum on Saturday March 26 from 9 am to 5 pm. Proceeds fund the Indianapolis Orphans' Asylum with elaborate decorations and a program by Misses Ida and Marie Rogers and Helene shepherds and Masters Heyden and Harry Shepherd. Tea served 3 to 5 in the east parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indinapolis Orphans’ Asylum Board
Propylaeum
Ida
Marie Rogers
Helenepherds
Masters Heyden
Harry Shepherd
Eveleen Stein
Margery McGowan
Louise McGowan
Claire Wilson
Louise Hibben
Jeanette Reid
Alice Shaf
Charles A. Layman
Harry J. Milligan
Florence Malott
Louise Milligan
Mary Kappes
Belle Dean
Anna Dean
Margaret McCulloch
Ruth McCawl Toch
Mary Powell
Mary Lanier Graham
John G. Williams
Arthur B. Grover
Robert L. Todd
W. I. Stewart
A. Bennett Gates
Donald Ketcham
Walter P. Herod
Arthur V. Brown
Percy Williams
Owen Mothershead
Agnes Duncan
Ruth Rogers
Madeline Fortune
Mary Varrett
Service Chile
Lawrence B. Cummings
J. Raymond Lynn
William A. Atkins
Claude Tuck
Freeman Hibben
W. C. Brown
William Carey
Teasdale
Lewis Watson
le Roy C. Breunig
William C. Rockwood
Josse Lyman
Florence Latham
Marian Miller
Nessie Rockwood
Elsie Appel
Margaret Hockwood
Rith Brinkmeyer
Georgianna Anuphie
Helen Clark
Helen Morrison
Elizabeth Harrison
Katherine Hibben
Josephine Parrott
Natalie Brush
Lillian Fletcher
Ortrud Schmidt
Dorothy Steut
Cecelia Wulsin
Louise Bennett
Uhira Wells
Elisabeth Vanter
Lucyanna Joss
Elizabeth Landon
Isabel Metsowan
Zeidan Clevenger
Elizabeth Nicholson
Shountsy Stour
Katherine Tanner
Easter Candies Found Safe After Dye Analysis
State Food and Drug Inspector MY BL Barewed reports that tests on colored eggs and Easter bunnies from several stores used only authorized sugar and aniline dyes. Harm comes only from consuming too many candies.
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Brug
MY. BL
Pyarpare
Bacon couple to tour Europe this summer
The Rev and Mrs C K Bacon and their daughter will spend several months in Europe. Dr Bacon is a delegate to the Ecumenical Methodist conference meeting mid June in Ridinburgh Scotland. Miss Edith Compton will attend as a teacher delegate. After the session the party will visit Oberammergau Berlin and Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. and
Mrs. Bacon
Europe
Daugshter
Dr. Bacon
Ecumenical Conference of the
Methodist Church
Ridinburgh
Scotland
Herckes
America
Edith Compton
Indianapolis
Oberammergan
Bavarian
Herlin
Copenhager
Glass in Contest for New Members at Memorial Church
The Business Men's Bible class of Memorial Presbyterian sponsors a membership contest that tests room capacity as Companies K R F D and T of The Pullers battle The Washers formed by E T L A G and A. A banquet awaits the losers after the three month campaign. Music by skilled artists begins Sunday mornings at 9 30.
Art to be taught in the Bridewell Chicago March 19
Aret is to be taught in the Bridewell Klengo's city prison with Supt John L Whitman consenting to lessons for prisoners by artists in cooperation with prominent city patrons. Miss Rebecca Kruttschnitt daughter of Julines Kruttschnitt director of the Union Pacific railroad is among those prominent in the movement.
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Bridewell
Klengo
John L.whitman
Rebecca Kruttschnitt
Julines Kruttschnitt
Union Pacific Railroad
Countess Catrina Murat dies pioneer of Colorado
Francis Wayne reports in Denver that Countess Catrina Murat, claimed first white woman to cross Colorado’s boundary lines, dies at 67 at Palmer Lake. A German immigrant and frontier caregiver, Murat helped miners, nursed the sick, ran a lunch counter, and supported many who faced hardship in the early Colorado frontier.
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Countess Catrina Murat
Denver, Co
Catrina Murat
Colorado
Palmer Lake
Catrina Murat Anch
Eternal Hills
Baden Baden
Spa
Murat
West
Jeff
Pioneer’s Society
Leavenworth
Auraria
Catrina
Murats
Atlantic
Germany
Fifteenth
Arapahoe
David Moffatts
Kasslers
Tom Miniths
Evanses
Byers
Husband
Salona
Denver
Perpetual Motion Schemes Reported in Indiana
Robert Nickum, formerly of Logansport, now in Seymour, is said to be working on a perpetual motion machine and a perpetual light scheme, living on one dollar weekly. He reportedly showed the machine to several men but refused to reveal the key stone portion containing the device. He also blocks viewing of the lighting equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Robert Nickum
Logansport
Seymour
Taggarts Receive Bryant's Estate In Indiana Will
Edwin D. Bryant's last will, probated before Judge Ross on Thursday afternoon, leaves his $5,000 estate to daughter Mrs. Thomas Taggart and to Mr. Taggart. It includes 220 West Michigan Street property and vacant lots in North Indianapolis and Wrightwood. Bryant died at French Lix, Marea 12. John Bates will was filed later after bond arrangements. Bates estate valued about $50,000. He died in Texas on March 11.
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Edwin D. Bryant
Ross
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Michigan Street
Indianapolis
Wrightwood
Bryant
French Liex
Marea 12
John Bates
Bates
Texas
Women smokers target by Chicago theologian leader
Dr. Azora Davis, president of the Chicago Theological Seminary, launched a campaign against society women smoking cigarettes. He warned the habit is growing alarmingly in Chicago and other large cities and urged attention beyond that given to boys, speaking before the Cook County Sunday School League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Theological Seminary
Chicago
Cook County Sunday School League
Groom Drops Dead Before Weding In Chicago
Miss Ethel Evans prepared for marriage to John T. Templin when he collapsed and died from heart disease. Funeral arrangements were made and the minister would have conducted the ceremony.
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Chicago
Ethel Evans
John T. Templin
Mnaade
Body of Lewis Blodgett to arrive in Indianapolis
The body of Lewis Blodgett, who died in Salida Colorado on Tuesday, will be brought to Indianapolis tomorrow by air via Chicago, arriving at 2 10 p m. The funeral is expected Tuesday. Mrs W H Blodgett and E P Brennan travel with the body from Salida. Colorado reports say Mrs Blodgett is bearing up bravely under the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
Colo
Indianapolis
Chinal
W. H. Blodgett
E. P. Brennan
Chicago
Colorado
Orders New Trial of Hundley Case
The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Frank Hundley after Madison county circuit court jurors were told not to consider evidence of the defendant's prior good character. Judge Q A Myers Hess noted good character was vital in assessing crime probability and mitigation, citing a liquor raid by Civic League members at Sunzaitville. Hundley was convicted of assault and battery and fined, but the instruction error prompted reversal and a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Frank Hundley
Wee
Supreme Court
Q. A. Myers Hess
Hundley
Civic League
Alva ©. Ive
Sunzaitville
Tee
Controversy Over Autopsy In Indiana Rail Death
Knox county coroner Dr. M. E. Reckes and Daviess county’s Dr. A. H. Holder clash over autopsy on James Garland locomotive engineer killed in a railroad accident near the county line. Garland’s body was brought to Washington Indiana where Holder had already held the autopsy before Reckes arrived from Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ind
M. E. Reckes
Knox County
A. H. Holder
Daviess County
James Garland
Garland
Beckes
Vincennes
Holder
Littlest Girl Bernice Allen Shines On Stage
In the musical comedy A lark Bernice Allen stands four feet eleven inches tall and has a hair length of five feet two inches. She has drawn interest from many hair care companies seeking testimonials claiming their remedies caused her long hair.
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8&& Lark
Henry B. Harris
Bernice Allen
Injured Conductor Beaten by Philadelphia Strikers
Lee A. Clark once a Northwestern avenue street car line conductor was struck by strike sympathizers in Philadelphia. He was severely beaten and hospitalized. His sister Mrs Harold Mahaffa of 442 West Twenty sixth street opposed his move to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A. Clark
Northwestern Avenue
Philadelphia
Clark
Mre
Harold Mahaffa
W. Twenty-sixth Street
First Swim of Spring at Military Park Pond Report
Wilbur Rinlot dove into the Military Park pond on Friday after leaving work with friends. He surfaced claiming the water was warm, while Heine Klepper, Harry German, and John Gardner vouched for him. Also note many real estate bargains on page 5 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Park
Wilbur Rinlot
Heine Klepper
Harry German
John Gardner
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
George G. Tanner
Delaware Street
Pairhanka
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Board of Charities
Washington
George Jr. Republic
Alexander
Ween
Jmio
Mrs. Fairbanks
North
Meridian Street
F. G. Darlington
John T. Brush
Natalie
San Antonio
Mr. Brush
South
Equal Suffrage Association
Odd -Fellow
Marie Haslip
Hannah Graham
Porter
Barner
Thurman W. C. T. U
Col
United States
T. M. Allen
Spencer, Ind
John T. Stewart
L. G. Richardson
Talbott Avenue
Richardson
Bridge
H.€. Bakewell
Pittsburg
James Davison
D. P. Williams
Mary Alice Sloan
Phi Delta Nu_ sorority
Laura Harrod
H. Thirtieth Street
Inauguration Club
A. T. Shaffstall
College Avenue
Otto N. Kipp
Frederick Bach- Ina
George Mannfeld
Schwarts
William Jungines
van Wie
Max Peiwhler
Hobert Lieber
Ruus
Sturdevant
Noblesville
Frieda Kipp
Mesars
Pillip Kurz
John Nicholson
Stircup
George Batchelor
Frederick Nordmeyer
Charles Zoller
Mary
Clara Ardery
C. KE. Bacon
Jor, Pavan
Ayl
Methodist
GLASS
Mem
Orial Presbyterian Church
Pullers
By Francis Wayne
Mrs. Mirrat
Parret
Colcado
Atrian Murat
Earl and Countess of
Bransby
Dickens
Warren & Brockway
Eal
Polk and
Pork
Marie Lawrent
Soprans
Wilson Franklyn Co
Murphy & Francis
Cor Spooner
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Nickum
Lexymour
Azora Davis
Lewis Blodgett
Shubert Murat Theater
Sam S
Lee Shubert, Inc
London
Drury Lane
Louise Dresser
New York
Bird Ballet
Er’s Drug Store
Dick Whittington
Madison County Court
Page
Shubert Murat
F. de
Empire
Meery Maidens
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