Evansville Shriners Ready for Business
Evansville Indiana May 6 Elias J Jacoby potentate of Murat temple Indianapolis installed the officers of the new Hadi temple of the nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Evansville John R Stern illustrious potentate Edward S Sonntag chief rabban R W Pennington assistant rabban Harold Van Orman high priest and potentate Henry Faul oriental guide Clifford Shopbell recorder and Henry F Fennewan treasurer were named Five out of town Shriner members aided the ceremony Charles Meyer of Indianapolis deputy imperial chief rabban Harry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Elias J. Jacoby
Indianapolis
Mystic Shrine
John R. Stern
Edward S. Sonntag
Rabban
R. W. Pennington
Harold van Orman
Henry Faul
Oriental Guide
Clifford Shopbell
Henry F. Fennewan
Mystic Shriner Organization
Charles Meyer
Indianapols
Abban
Harry
Sharrer Woods Scam mell Attend Shrine Leaders Meeting
E Sharrer of Hammond Indiana imperial assistant chief rabban R A Woods of Princeton Indiana deputy imperial high priest and prophet and David W Scam mell of Trenton New Jersey deputy imperial oriental guide attended. Eugene Epperley, a Minneapolis mystic shriner, was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sharrer
Hammond
Ind
Rabban
R. A. Woods
Princeton
Imperial
David W. Scammell
Trenton
N. J
Imperial Oriental
Eugene Epperley
Neapolis
Archibald Buys Stock of Cleaver Havelick Firm
Gerritt A. Archibald in Superior Court No 5 bought the entire stock of the Cleaver Havelick company for 34300 dollars on an order by Judge Pliny W. Bartholomew. The Cleaver Havelick business had been in receivership for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerritt A. Archibald Company
Superior Court No. 5
Cleaver- Havelick Company
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Cleaver-Havelick Company
Blind fish in new lake at Indiana town
At a point on the Kosciusko and Wabash county line three miles southeast of Silver Lake a subterranean lake has engulfed the gravel highway to a depth of 2 to 30 feet and stretched more than 100 yards by dawn. Residents had seen no signs of a break the previous night, but early travelers found the road swallowed by water.
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Silver Lake
Ind
Kosciusko
Wabash
Lake Appears After Road Flooded by New Water Body
A fair sized lake formed where a solid road stood only hours earlier. The new lake is described as crowded with sightless fish, creating a surreal scene of sudden inundation. This striking transformation highlights rapid environmental change and its curious wildlife impact.
Colonels Downed by Home Team in Sloppy Fifth Inning
Kansas City May 6 Consistent hitting by the home club and a rough fifth inning for Louisville pitcher Packard led to the visitors first defeat of the season. Louisville committed about six errors aiding the loss.
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Kansas City
Packard
Louisville
Keep Kidneys Well Good Remedy Carded
An old health note touts kidney care with gin Murax compound Buchu as a remedy. It prescribes six ounces of gin, one half ounce Murax, and one half ounce Buchu to be taken in one to two teaspoonful doses after each meal.
Big Circus Menagerie Costs and Oddities Highlighted
A city visit by Barnum Bailey features a vast zoo with over 100 cages. Lions and a four foot high jumbo specimen headline the collection. Giraffes, zebras, hippos, rhinos, camels, and elephants from India and Africa form a costly but valued menagerie with high paid vets and special attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Noah
Africa
Roosevelt
People of the Plains Coming Here to See Miller Brothers Show
The Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show arrives with hundreds of performers and a hundred Indians. The article contrasts prairie life with urban scenes as the troupe, new to cities, observes street cars, shops, and restaurants, while performers adapt to unfamiliar surroundings and gain urban curiosity.
Lilies Bloom temperance tale by Rockville pastor DeLong
Rev Allen P DeLong of Rockville Indiana, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, launches a temperance novel titled When the Lilies Bloom The first volume has just been printed The story follows a boy and girl near hedges who grow apart then reunite through love and reform The publisher is Benton Publishing Company of Fowler Indiana and Cherry McKnight handling rights for the first 50000 copies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ind
Allen P. DeLong
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion County administrator named for Mary D. Smith estate
Notice states HN W. Ulery has qualified as administrator of the estate of Mary D. Smith late of Marion County Indiana deceased. The estate is alleged to be solvent.
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Victor K. Hendricks
Marion County
John E. Hendricks
Propate Court
Mary D. Smith
Indiana
HN W. Ulery
Battus Weber
Elizabeth Weber
Notice of Appointment in Weber Estate
Notice is hereby given that the under trix of estate of Battus Weber, late of Elizabeth Weber.
Appointment Notice for Administrator of Deceased Person
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of Katrb Tarph as administrator of the estate of the deceased individual in Correlate County. The filing includes the case number 9028 and confirms proper legal authority.
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Buster Brown
Grocers’ Baking CO
Evansville Shriners
Archibald
Gleaver-Havelick
Ayer
Lowell
Chicago
Union Station
City
H.R Daly
Washington Street
Rio Tosentral
America
Greatint Railway
Holden Stock Company
Fark
New Lake
BIG Animal Know
Great Circus
Miller Bros
Oklahoma Prairie
Miller Brothers
Rang
Joseph C. Miller
Mrs. Hawkins
THE
Indianapolis Gas CO
Pennsylvania Street
Ric. Aire
OAL
Gill & Greenen
Old Woodruff
the King OF
Beers
Home Brewing CO
Cruse and Daly Streets
French Steam Dye Works
Massachusetts Ave
Marott I Department Store
Pennsylvania St
Illinois Street
Taft’s Dental
West Washington St
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
C. H
Decatur
Bloomingdale
Rushville
Connersville
Noblesville Soc
Kokomo
Rochester
Plymouth
Michigan City
L.e.&w.r.r
Mononflyer
Ment Modern
Claypool
Yaha
Hine
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