Latest Society Events Of A Day Debutante Tea Attended
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher, a season's debutante, was guest of honor at a tea hosted by Miss Josephine Eddy on Meridian Street with chrysanthemums in yellow and white. Other teas follow this week including Mrs Gustav Sehnull and Miss Bertha Behbull, and Mrs A D Thomas at Woodruff Place. Several weddings, engagements, and social gatherings fill the day with notices of Yellow and white decor, family guests, and invitations for upcoming events across Irvington and Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fletcher
Josephine Eddy
Meridian Street
Miss Eddy
Fletcher
Charles Marcus Osborn Jr
C. H. Hasselman
William McNee
Mary Holliday
Susan Lilly
Alice Scott
Ruth Rogers
Helen Shepard
Leah Henry
Mary Parrott
Louise Millikan
Gustav
A. D. Thomas
Woodruff Place
Flower Mission Society
O. C. Carvin
Irvington
A. J. Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grace Juan Clarke
Perry Clifford
Beecher Perrell
W. Q O. Bates
Christopher Coleman
Charles DeHass
Cornelia Allen
Charlotte Reed
Claypool
J. N. Fensey
Irace Mildred Fensey
William A. Mackey
New York
Misa Feasey
Ecarf
Mr. Mackey
Feasey
Walter C. Nottmeyer
Mabel O'Hair
Greencastle
Mabel Rose
John D. Kemper
Howard M. Gay
Claude C. Cameron
Clarence B. Fensey
Lewis Gully
J. H. Parks
Syracuse
N. Y
Dorothy Lewis
Home Made Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
The article promotes a inexpensive home cough remedy claiming quick relief for various coughs and throat ailments. It describes mixing granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex with sugar syrup to create a pint mixture, dosed by teaspoonfuls every one to three hours, noting taste and mild laxative effect. It cites Pinex as a concentrated pine extract and suggests substitutions if desired, appealing to cost savings for households in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Canada
FP. C
Wednesday Menu and Lambs Liver Brown Sauce Recipe
A historical menu for Wednesday featuring breakfast lunch and dinner options with lambs liver in brown sauce and almond croquettes. The liver recipe details cut, fry, simmer, and thickening, followed by croquette preparation steps and almond flavoring.
Supreme Court rules against liquor sales in dry territory
Indiana Supreme Court says selling liquor by an agent to deliver in a dry town is illegal without a license. George Chandel, agent for Deihl Brewing, admitted retailing 250 cases of beer into Garrett, with six shipped to Herman Newman, kept in an ice house and doled out in small quantities for pay. The decision affirms DeKalb C court finding Chandel guilty of unlicensed retailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Indiana Supreme Court
DeKalb
Supreme Court
DeKalb Court
George Chandel
Deihl Brewing Company
Defiance
Chandel
Dry
Garrett
Herman Newman
Reversal in Huntington Murder and Burglary Case
Indiana Supreme Court Judge Hadley overturned Huntington circuit court verdict against John Baker 30 for voluntary manslaughter and burglary at Joseph Faulkner’s Woodburn saloon on June 7 1907. Evidence of a post crime statement between John Stout and Herman Miller deemed prejudicial and improper admission. Circumstantial proof previously pointed to Baker while two others waited outside during the Faulkner assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Indiana Supreme Court
Huntington Circuit Court
John Baker
Columbus Croy
Joseph Faulkner
Woodburn
Ind
Baker
John Stout
Herman Miller
Miller
Ona Laduke
Croy
Board 18 Upheld on Sewer Benefit Rule
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed that if the board of public works finds that benefits from sewers equal the costs, its decision stands. Charles E. Johnson, owner of twenty acres east of Sherman Drive in Indianapolis, sued to prevent sewer construction charging heavy costs to his land. lower court ruled for the city, high court upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Charles E. Johnson
Sherman Drive
Indianapolis
City of
Board of Works
Johnson
Hancock court decision affirmed in Fred Myer $300 dam_dist
A Hancock circuit court ruling was affirmed by Judge Comstock of the supreme court, granting Fred Myer $300 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Circuit Court
Comstock
Supreme Court
Fred Myer
Court actions across Indiana uphold and overturn verdicts
Judge Rabb affirmed Marion superior court awarding August Schwinge $1000 for Bertram H. Schwinge’s death at Central avenue crossing in 1904. Judge Comstock affirmed $300 for Sterling R. Holt bitten by a dog owned by Fred Meyers. Judge Jordan reversed Clark circuit court damages to Mary Korbe against Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction for a company car injury in New Albany in August 1906 due to faulty instructions. Judge Myers reversed St. Joseph circuit court damages to Albert Goller against South Bend Brick Co for plant injuries due to faulty instructions. Judge Roby overruled appeal of American Car and Foundry Co. vs William A. Smock. Smock injured while employed, appellate upheld circuit verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling R. Holt
Myer
Holt
Montgomery
Laporte
David Norman Poole
Grand Trunk Western Railroad Company
John C. Wallace
Hancock
Central Fuel Company
Monks
Charles A. Holliday
Anthony A. Anheir
Holliday
Henry H. Taylor
Supreme Court
Delaware Circuit Court
Samuel K. Taylor
Ada J. Banner
Archillious King
St. Joseph
William Branner
John Seifert
H. L. Harrington
Center Township
Benton County
Benton Circuit
Rabb
Marion Superior Court
August Schwinge
Bertram H. Schwinge
Indiana Union Traction Company
Central Avenue
Comstock
Hancock Circuit Court
Fred Meyers
Jordan
Clark Circuit Court
Mary Korbe
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
New Albany
Ind
Myers
Albert Goller
South Bend
American Car and Foundry Company
William A. Smock
Hendricks
Smock
Home Presbyterian Call Accepted by Rev Augustus S Buchanan
Rev Augustus S Buchanan of Cairo NL accepts the Home Presbyterian call after a special meeting. He asks his congregation to petition the Presbytery to dissolve their relationship and moves to the new field around Christmas. A Wabash College and McCormick Seminary graduate, he has guided Ladoga and his current charge with notable success. The united field promises great possibilities for a growing church in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus S. Buchanan
Cairo
Home Presbyterian Church
J. P. Durham
Buchanan
Wabash College
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Ladoga
Ind
Sugar Trust Vows Fight Against Dissolution
New York Nov 29 The sugar trust will contest the government bid to dissolve it saying the company cannot be deprived of its property and that the trust controls only 51 percent of the nation’s sugar trade, thus not a monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sugar Trust
James M. Beck
American Sugar Refining Company
Health and Beauty Hints From Mes Mae Martyn
Readers share home remedies and beauty tips for hair care, skin clarity, eye health, and complexion. Advice covers quinine tonics, system tonics, eye washes, hair shampoos with canthrox, hair removal pastes, egg shampoos critique, Spurmax lotion, and a winter flesh-reducing remedy with Pernol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Mae Martyn
Red Cross Endowment Fund Subscribers Help Drive
The Sun reports a two million dollar Red Cross endowment fund goal for the United States with an Indianapolis apportionment of 23330 dollars or ten cents per capita. A subscription coupon is sent to John H. Holliday as treasurer of the Indianapolis endowment committee for daily accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
American Red Cross Endowment Fund
The
Sun
John H. Holliday
Venire of 112 to Supply Moore Jury in Vincennes Trial
A special venire of 112 men reported to Knox circuit court for the trial of Menlo E. Moore on charges of shooting Charles Edward Gibson at the Union station platform October 3. Moore, a theatrical manager with ties to Mitchell and other Indiana towns, faced jury empaneling as his eight-attorney defense prepared a possibly no written law and insanity strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Knox Circuit Court
Menlo E. Moore
Charles Edward Gib
Union Station
Moore
Mitchell
Bedford
Princeton
Washington
Olney
Gibson
James Pritchard
Frank Culbertson
Eph Inman
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myrtle Drury
Berton Stout
Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
Frank B. Wynn
Horace Thomson
Ursula Parker
Johannes Miersch
Victor Louis Saar
Propylaeum
Milersch
Freidmood
Edgar M. Cawley
Carl Beutel
Daniel W. O'Brien
Luella Marie
Homer Catlin Nancy
Roscoe Butner
Alvira Long
Jaengst
Louisville, Ky
Mrs. Chaska
Ft. Wayne
Nathan Stern
Dr. Stern
William H. Morrison
Claude Richie
Charles Dale
Mystic Tie Club
Mlurat
Hazel Hovey
Lima
Bonnie Sharpe
Mrs
A. J. Clark
Hammond
J. E. Stephenson
James McCrea
McCrea
Wabash
Stephenson
Hannah Graham
E. M. Numsen
Cleveland, O
Richard Smith
J. Reed
Pittsburg
John W. Holtzman
T. S. Tinsley
Magee-Jacobs
P. €. Jacobs
Edna Heaton
Culver
Military Academy
Ruby Keefouver
Bloomington
State University
Florence Lenshaw
J. N. Feasey
Mackey-Feasey
Adolph Boericke
Martin Rehfuss
A. M. Robertson
Kansas City
Frank Holland
Edward G. Hereth
Toledo
S. B. Heath
West Twelfth Street
Madison Club
Florence Shearer
Donald Wood
Miss Marjorie
Louise McGowan
Detroit
Florence Fisher
Dr. H. T. Wagner
Huntington
Board 18
Appellate Court
Home Presbyterian
L. BE. H
A. S
Mre. K. C
RED Cross Endowment Fund
Venire
Ayers
F.W. Wall & Co
W. Washington St
Victor Re Ee
Dlschner
Stewart Hush
North
Pennsylvania
Friend Bros
Caugh
Milwaukee
Coupon B
P. N
Long Hip Models
Pon B
Eacy
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