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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
2
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall spoke at the Denison hotel banquet where Indiana Democrats pledged to recruit 1,509 new members by June 15 and aim for 2,000 statewide to fund a modern clubhouse costing at least $80,000. The event emphasized party unity and individual leadership.
President R B Hilleary introduced Fred Hoke as toastmaster at a gathering where Congressman C A Korbly praised Gov. Marshall and urged support for the Indiana Democratic club to reach 2000 members. Short talks were offered by L Ert Slack John W Hoekeman Randy A Adams Stephen B Fleming and George Gifford.
Mrs. Caroline P Frenzel 81 widow of John P Frenzel died at 1204 N New Jersey St after a week's illness from pneumonia and heart complications. Born in Exton Germany October 4 1828 she came to America in 1845 lived in Madison Indiana before settling in Indianapolis. Five sons and one daughter survive: John P Otto N Cher I George M Frenzel of Indianapolis and Fred V Frenzel of Colorado City Colorado.
In Indianapolis Episcopalians meet to discuss building a new church at Central Avenue and Sixteenth Street costing 50000 dollars. The existing church would likely become a parish house, and the project appears near assured.
Moyers of New York drives in tying run with a two base hit to center in the seventh and scores Bridwell on a double to right for the winner in the ninth. Overall and Marquard pitched finely in a close contest.
Laura E Regester was found strangled near the Sons of Israel cemetery in Providence. Police suspect a rejected suitor, with Charles Douglas the jeweler a key witness, after Miss Regester destroyed letters and belongings before her planned marriage. Authorities question multiple suitors as they probe motive and identity of the attacker.
J P Goodrich presided over a banquet of more than 200 members of the Indiana Independent Telephone Association at the Claypool hotel. Speakers argued for federal and local regulation of telephone service, praised independent companies, and attacked the Bell monopoly while outlining future securities and community solutions.
Milwauksa Minnesota scout reports Mertens the big fence breaker was purchased from Mike Cantillon's club yesterday and arrived in time to play in yesterday's game.
Misses Cecil McLaughin and Lilian Bryant led a Friday party honoring Mitchell Bryant ahead of his upcoming marriage. Miss Jessie Hahn of Evansville was feted at a card party by Miss Marie Brinkman on Wednesday. Anna Marks and Adam Heck wed in St Francis to Sales Church with Rev. Brooker presiding. The couple plans to reside at 22111 Station Street after a Cleveland trip. Vera Esta Cole and Jacob F. McClure married Wednesday night at the Cole home, with a flower-filled ceremony and guests from Peru, Newcastle, and Middleton. The couple will live at 41 Germanns Avenue after their nuptials. Mrs. Roscoe Rinker hosted a tea for the Ladies’ Literary Union’s guest day, featuring a burlesque “Sister Mason” and readings by Mrs. Clyde J. Stephenson and Ruth F. Williams.
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