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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
3
Henry J Huder listed with Maryland and Pennsylvania addresses and a contact at 22 West Washington Street. The note cites his associations with Maryland and Pennsylvania and provides the street location.
Special to The Sun reports a Cleveland court dispute over custody of Helena Morris aged %% years. Mrs Morris, recently restored to health, seeks return of her child from foster parents Mr and Mrs Love who cared for Helena for two years. The judge is urged to decide which mother bore the child.
The Bellevue-Stratford in Philadelphia puts 22 story high tents on its roof to offer outdoor life indoors. Army tents with cots, electric lighting, hot and cold water, and waiter service recreate the Adirondack camp experience with palm decor and constant breeze attracting hundreds of applicants.
Special to The Cun reports Mrs Ira D Schuh of Elk Creek Falls Idaho and her sister Miss Rena Patterson of Bismark North Dakota reunited after nearly 20 years. Their mother died in 1885 at Dayton Washington. Rena was adopted by Dr Bostwick in Dayton, later moved with his family to Bismark where she learned her true name after his death. Rena located her father near Dayton and sister in Moscow. They traveled to Elk Creek Falls, 50 miles east of Moscow, to join the Schuh homestead for the winter.
William Ludwig, Atkin's star pitcher, married Miss Bertha Owen on Wednesday. His brother Raymond Ludwig, a center fielder, served as best man.
New York report says Estelle Christy the chorus girl plans to marry Lord Eliot despite rumors she favored J Heron Miller. She denies jilting him and says she will return to London to wed next day, despite the Earl of St Germans.
A lighthearted health note suggests that small irritations can upset a day and offers Grape-Nuts with cream as a remedy. It promotes deliberate chewing for calm mood and mental focus and recommends reading The Road to Wellville in the package for further guidance.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a public improvement project on Tenth Street from West Street to Indiana Avenue. The plan includes brick paving on a six inch stone concrete foundation, curb edges, inlets, catch basins, and extension of utility service connections. Remonstrances may be filed by November 15, 1907, and a hearing will be held to assess benefits versus estimated costs. Names: Joseph T. Elliott, Preston C. Trusler, Fred J. Mack.
Indianapolis Board of Public Works on November 1 1907 approved a assessed improvement roll for Missouri Street from Twenty Fifth to Twenty Sixth, grading paving gutters and sidewalks with brick and cement, with box culverts and lawn grading. Owners or interested parties may remonstrate at the Board’s office, notices posted for hearing. Joseph T. Elliott president and Fred J. Mack on board.
Public Works Board of Indianapolis approves Declaratory Resolution No. 9367 to open and widen Ritter Avenue from 285.64 feet north of Greenfield Avenue to the C H D Ry Co right of way. The project affects abutting properties along Ritter from Brookville Road toward the railroad.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis approves prima facie assessments for Bellefontaine and Eleventh Street improvements, sets remonstrance date November 15, 1907, and lists Improvement Resolutions 5 083 5 172 5 388 5 370 and 5 371 detailing local sewers and sidewalk works. The notice names Joseph T. Elliott as president and Preston C. Trusler, with office in Majestic Building Room 913.
Notice states Della L. Teal has qualified as administratrix of the estate of Benjamin T. Teal of Marion County Indiana. The estate is reported solvent.
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