Indiana D A R Elects Officers At Meeting
The Indiana Daughters of the Revolution elected Miss Tarquinia L. Voss regent for the tenth term and named officers for the coming year. Guests at a Muncie wedding included 200 attendees. the newlyweds then moved to Indianapolis at 210 E North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Daughters of the Revolution
Tarquinia L. Voss
Marie Haslop
Mary I. Jenckes
Emma Reeves
Emma M. Farrabee
Anna. K. Adams
Card party honors Miss Josephine Hauss by Lena Fertig and Mrs Walter Cleveland
Miss Lena Fertig and Mrs Walter Cleveland hosted a card party on Monday for Miss Josephine Hauss. Favor boxes bore the honoree initials and decorations featured pink and green. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs Co Straader Batt of Tarrytown on the Hudson Miss Beiler of Chicago Miss Anne Berger of Cincinnati Miss Martin e of Colorado Springs and Miss Bos of Morris Ind. Assisting hosts were Mrs Charles Balke Miss Eda Hause and Miss Louise Balke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Fertig
Walter Cleveland
Josephine Hauss
Ion
Co. Straader Batt
Tarrytown-on-the- Hudson
Beiler
Chicago
Anne Berger
Cincinnati
Martine
Colorado Springs
Bos
Morris
Ind
Fertig
Cleveland
Charles Balke
Eda Hause
Louise Balke
Irvington Woman's Club Observes Residents Day
The Irvington Woman's Club held a Monday residents day luncheon at Mrs. H. A. Brown's home. Assistants included Mrs. Q. O. Carvin, Mrs. Robert C. Browning, Mrs. Charles B. Clarke, Mrs. B. J. Terrell, Mrs. Wilson I. Dean and Mrs. Co. B. Coleman. Each hostess presided over a small table with the president's table decorated in pink carnations, the club flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Woman's Club
H. A. Brown
Carvin
Robert C. Browning
Charles B. Clarke
B. J. Terrell
Wilson I. Dean
Co. B. Coleman
Monday Afternoon Literary Club Plans President's Day Meet
The Monday Afternoon Literary club will celebrate President's day next Mona day at the home of the president Mrs. Winfield 8 Johnson of 897 East Drive Woodruff Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield 8. Johnson
East Drive
Woodruff Place
Bridge Party For Miss Edith Adams Bride To Be
Miss Virginia Pickens hosts a bridge party Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Edith Adams who will marry in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pickens
Edith Adams
Stern Chaska Wedding in Fort Wayne at Noon
The marriage of Miss Elsa Chaska daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Chaska of Fort Wayne and Dr Nathan Stern of Indianapolis occurred at the bride’s home 831 Wayne St Fort Wayne at high noon Tuesday. Guests from Indianapolis included Abram Stern and family Aaron Stern Emma and Clara Stern Mr and Mrs Leon Stern and Robert Stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern-Chaska
Elsa Chaska
Samuel Chaska
Fort Wayne
Nathan Stern
Indianapolis
Wayne St
Leon Stern
Abram Stern
Aaron Stern
Emma
Clara Stern
Robert Stern
Alfreds Leitch Wedding At Leitch Home
Miss Martha S C Leitch wed Charles H Alfreds in a simple Monday noon ceremony at the Leitch home 236 Walcott Street. Attended by relatives and a few friends, the bride wore amethyst broadcloth traveling gown and the couple left for a wedding trip before settling at Linden Street.
Miss Stout to Wed in Christchurch Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stout announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine Robinson to Robert Spencer Soule of New Orleans. The wedding is set for October 2 at Christchurch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stout
George W. Stout
Josephine Robinson
Robert Spencer Soule
New Orleans
Christchurch
Nelson Heckenhauer and George Nelson wed in morning ceremony
Edna Louise Heckenhauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Heckenhauer married George Edward Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Edward Nelson in a Monday morning ceremony. The event took place at an unspecified location with the couple cited as joined in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson-Heckenhauer
Edna Louise Heckenhauer
Chris Heckenhauer
George Edward Nelson
Edward Nelson
Grape-Nuts Promote Brain Nerve Health Say Advert Is It
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as building brain and nerve cells with natural phosphate of potash from field grains. It claims real success comes to those with poise and nerves that do not fail under pressure. The copy urges reading The Road to Wellville in packages for supporting well being.
Mrs Lenore Harden Hosts Theater Party For Independent Club
Mrs Lenore Harden entertained Independent Social club members on Tuesday afternoon with a theater party at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Harden
Independent Social Club
Stafford hosts two card parties this week
Mrs Earl E Stafford will give an afternoon card party a week from Saturday then a second party in the evening, to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Stafford
Miss Iris Wynn Hosts Luncheon Ahead of Wedding
Miss Iris Wynn entertained a group Monday at the University club. Miss Minnie Slack of St. Louis, guest of Mrs. Edgar Elliott, attended and plans to stay for Miss Wynn's wedding set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Wynn
University Club
Minnie Slack
St. Louis
Edgar Elliott
Miss Slack
Miss Wynn
Review Circle postpones meeting to October 17
The Review Circle has postponed its Thursday meeting until October 17. President Mrs. Wynn will travel to Bloomington to attend the D A R conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review Circle
Wynn
Bloomington
Josephine Hauss to Wed Carl Dreiss in Eureka Cal Ceremony
The Hauss home hosts the wedding of Miss Josephine Louise Hauss to Carl Otto Dreiss of Eureka California. The 8 o'clock ceremony will be attended by family and friends with Miss Eda Hauss as maid of honor and Dr. C J Bos of Morris Indiana as other attendant. A dinner at Maennerchor hall will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip J. Hauss
Josephine Louise
Carl Otto Dreiss
Eureka
Cal
Eda Hauss
C. J. Bos
Morris
Ind
Maennerchor Hall
Indianapolis German Literary Club meets Tuesday program
The Indianapolis German Literary club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Augustus EB. Dietrichs of Central Ave. The program was presented by Mrs. James Eaglesfield, Mrs. Lafayette Page and Mrs. Theodore Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Augustus EB. Dietrichs
Central Ave
James Eaglesfield
Lafayette Page
Theodore Wagner
Smiths mark 50 years with two informal receptions
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith at 28 East St. Joseph street hosts two informal receptions Tuesday from 3 to 6 and 8 to 11 to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The couple, Indianapolis residents for 21 years, were born and raised in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Smith
E. St. Joseph St
Smith
Indianapolis
Albany
Fortnightly Literary Club Observes Resident's Day Luncheon
The Fortnightly Literary club held a Resident's Day luncheon in the Propy neum with club colors and flowers. Hostesses included Miss Alice Finch and Mrs. Albert Rabb along with Mrs. Frank Gavin Mrs. Charles Thompson and Mrs. H. C. Allen. Miss Finch, retiring president, spoke followed by Mrs Rabb with toasts on The Evolution of the Club Woman As Others See Us and The Ideal Club Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Finch
Albert Rabb
Frank Gavin
Charles Thompson
H. C. Allen
Mirs
Rabb
Gavin
Jacoby
Late Book club opens year with fall themed program
The Late Book club met Tuesday afternoon at president Mrs William D Lakey home on Central Ave A paper by Mrs John Kealing on Joel Chandler Harris and a selection by Mrs O C Lukenbill opened the program Roll call responses reflected autumn sentiments A literary contest followed luncheon The rooms featured red and white club colors with dahlias and fall roses An out of town guest Mrs W H Calendar from Springfield Ohio attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Lakey
Central Ave
John Kealing
Joel Chandler Harris
O. C. Lukenbill
W. H. Calendar
Springfield, O
Miss Conger to Wed Claude Burr
Announcement in Anderson states engagement of Miss Myrtle Conger daughter of Sydney Conger to Claude Burr a newspaper writer. Conger is an author by trade and Burr works in journalism indicating a forthcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Conger
Anderson
Myrtle Conger
Sydney Conger
Claude Burr
Mr. Burr
Veitch and Lippincott to Wed in Cincinnati Home
Miss Nellie Katherine Veitch and Jesse Thredwell Lippincott announce a marriage that will occur Wednesday evening at the bride's mother Mrs. N Williams home in Cincinnati. Veitch is a well known Indianapolis figure who recently graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Katherine Veitch
Jesse Thredwell Lippincott
N. Williams
Cincinnati
Weddings and social notes fill Indianapolis region programs
The column lists multiple engagements and wedding plans including Miss Florence Hernice to George M. Walker at 1123 Oliverave, Miss Iris Wynn to James Gale Van Winkle in Christchurch, and Lydia Ray to Ernest Merritt Tripp of Decatur. It notes social visits across Lafayette, Richmond, Kokomo, Marion, and Indianapolis, plus travels and guests visiting from N Capitol to Chattanooga. Also Tommy Burns plans a London bout versus Gunner Moir with $5,000 prize and $1,000 expenses, sailing in November with George Memsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Wynn
James Gale van Winkle
Cincinnati
Christchurch
Martha E. Smith
May Dobelhower
Harry Bauer
Lafayette
Lydia Ray
Ernest Merritt Tripp
Decatur, Ill
England
Tommy Burns
Gunner” Moir
National Sporting Club of London
Burns
Moir
George Memsic
Chicago
White Sox catcher a Cubs edge in base stealing
Billy Sullivan of the White Sox says the Cubs will have an advantage against the Tigers by stopping Detroit’s base-stealing threat led by Johnny Kling. He adds the teams are otherwise evenly matched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Cubs
Tigers
Johnny Kling
Detroit
Lawrence Fleming a Banker Lawyer Dies Suicide at Farm
Lawrence Fleming aged 40, former vice president of Dillsboro State Bank, lawyer and contractor, shot himself in the head in a barn near Versailles Indiana. He had moved from Indianapolis last spring to the country with his family to work on a near completion pike. He was Moores Hill College graduate and a respected businessman with no known financial trouble. Family says he acted strangely recently. a brother Samuel hanged himself years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Ind
Lawrence Fleming
Dillsboro State Bank
William Penn
Fleming
Market St
Indianapolis
Iie
Moores Hill College
Samuel
Suit over sewing machine leads to peace bond
Henry Rea files replevin against son-in-law Schuyler Williams for an unreturned sewing machine. Williams responds with a surety of the peace action, before Justice of the Peace Hutchinson on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Rea
Schuyler Williams
Willams
Justice of the Peace
Hutchinson's Court
Labor union critique at National Citizens' Industrial assoc meeting
At Battle Creek Michigan the National Citizens Industrial Association opened with fifty delegates. President Co. W. Post condemned labor unions and the closed shop calling for protection from leaders who curb rail travel and disrupt shipments. He warned against strikes and mob rule harming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Battle Creek
Mich
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
Co. W. Post
Labor Trust
Oil Trust
Presbytery Holds Session In Indianapolis Church
An adjourned session of the Indianapolis Presbytery met at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev. D A Herron presiding in Rev Mark L Harris absence. John C Day added as member. Wooster Presbytery dismissed. Property sale planned for Ninth Colored Presbyterian church proceeds to fund a new building. Next session set for April at Seventh Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Church
D. A. Herron
Mark L. Harris
Wooster
Malcolm
Foreign Mission Committee
Presbyterial Committee
Presbytery
Ninth Colored Presbyterian Church
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Boy Delirious After Plays Malaria Fever
In St Louis on Oct 8 Johnnie Hemmsworth 15 of Indianapolis lay on a hospital cot recalling Uncle Tom s Cabin scene Eva gathered to angels. Exposure and hardships with an Uncle Tom s Cabin troupe led to his illness. He and Jesse Perry of Cincinnati were found begging for a bed and were taken to Central police station where a matron noted the fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Eva
Johnnie Hemmsworth
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Jesse Perry
Cincinnati
Central Police Station
Johnnie
Banker Weds A Nurse In Kalamazoo Romance
Edward C. Dayton president of City National Bank married Miss Julia Sullivan on October 1 in Kalamazoo Michigan. The nurse attended him during a serious illness years ago and the mutual care sparked a lasting romance. Dayton has three children from his first wife, who is dead. His father led Kalamazoo village before its transition to a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Kalamazoo
Mich
Edward C. Dayton
City National Bank
Julia Sullivan
Dayton
Gaddis Declared Insane and Committed in Indiana
Bloomington Oct 8 A lunacy commission declared Tobias Gaddis insane and applied for his commitment to the Central Insane Hospital in Indianapolis. Gaddis killed Jesse Robinson a white copper two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Bloomington
Ind
Tobias Gaddis
Central Insane Hospital
Indianapolis
Gaddis
Jesse Robinson
Rev Long Replies to the President Bear Hunt Controversy
Rev William J Long, recently condemned as a nature faker by President Roosevelt, defends his stance and criticizes the president over the bear hunting controversy. He questions Roosevelt's portrayal of the hunt and urges consistency between hunting and preaching on conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Roosevelt
William J. Long
Maine Woods
Washington
Aerogram Sets Record Worldwide Reach
United Press reports a Manila to Sydney aerogram arriving with the Philadelphia and all aboard safe. Marconi operators tested the new station as the record-breaking message traveled about 10 000 miles from Manila to Cape Breton marking a historic wireless transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sydney
N. S
Manila
Philadelphia
Marconi
Cape Breton
Death to Koreans by Japanese Brutalities in Korea
Reported by United Press from Hong Kong details Japanese actions in Korea as Gen Hasegawa vows vengeance on rebels and their families while pardons are promised to arms laydown. Estimates of Korean civilian deaths range from ten thousand to twenty one thousand amid massacres and open clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Korea
Hasegawa
Eddie Johnson Wins Baby Show at Pure Food Event
Eddie Johnson, living at 1002 Fayette Street, drew the first prize amid a lively baby show at Tom Linson Hall. Anne Elizabeth Spigler took second, while Minnie Eve and Bernice Cool tied for third, each receiving a flour sack. Weather limited turnout, but grandmothers and waving babies added warmth. another show is planned for every afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Johnson
Fayette Sr
Minnie Eve
Blair St
Bernica Cool
Bellefontaine St
Chinese Tongs Poised for Open Clash in Chicago
Rival Chinese tongs prepare for open war in South Clark Street as thousands refuse to pay tribute to hip-sing-tong. Mack Duck, alleged leader of a crime wave in New York's Chinatown, demands tributes to the hip sing tong. A better class faction, ong-leong tong, mobilizes to oppose the hipsing-tong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. Clark St
Mack Duck
New York
Chinatown
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh via Blood Action
An advertisement states catarrh is excessive mucus with chronic mucous membrane inflammation. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla acts through the blood to reduce inflammation restore healthy action and radically cure all catarrh cases.
Public Works Board Approves Bates Street Sewer Plan
Indianapolis public works notice states on September 27 1907 the Board approved assessment for a local sewer on Bates Street from Pine Street anchoring and Alley east of Davidson Street. Pipe sizes range ten to eighteen inches with remonstrance date October 9 1907 and a public viewing at the Board office. Joseph T. Elliott Preston C. Trusler Fred J. Mack oversee the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Aran
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bates Street
Shelby Street
Pine Street
Davidson Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public
Majestic Bldg
Ind
Board of Public Works of
Brookside Avenue
Colgan’ S
E. T. Fletcher
Brookside
Colgan
Colgan’s Sub
Redon Alley
Worka
Srld City
Eke
Department OF Public Work
Lajestie Birks
Park Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
ST. Clair Street
Iden Place
Alabama Street
Hudson Street
Carbine
Irvington Avenue
Washington Street
Julian Avenue
Julian Street
Ritter Avenue
Plaua
Meridian Street
Morris Street
Arizona Street
Hawthorne Lane
Lowell Avenue
Reputatie Bank
Board of Public
Presi N_C. TRUSLER
I 4
Publis Wi
Hearing on proposed openings and widening actions set
The Hoard will meet at its office at 10 o'clock to hear and consider any remonstrances filed and to take final action. Such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. Joseph T. Elliott, President, and Preston C. Trusler.
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National Biscuit
Muncie
Nelson
E. North St
C. M. Powell
Roscod Reynolds
Ed Perry
Alice Costello
Lena Hepp
Frank Hebble
Bessie Murphy
George Hebble
Will Reynolds
Miss Noll
Hope Noll
Lillian Ittenbach
Wellville
Matiner
Mrs. Dietrichs
Late Book Club
Uated
Tudor Hall
Jessie Stake
Florence Odessa Hernice
George M. Walker
Oliverave
J. A. Hernice
George Dilks
William Haughton
Richmond
J. E. Weller
Ruby Hunt
Harry Jay
Emma Stuart
Lexington
A. C. Clouds
Loren
Greensburg
James Slaughter
Edinburg
William Fowler
Kokomo
W. G. McElwaine
N. R. Lindsay
Fred Zollara
John Woelful
Marie Corbett
Marion
John Ruckelshaus
Robert J. Hassier
Hazel Gambold
Louisa Berner Gambold
Randolph St
Bess Brownlee
Ethel Bender
A. B. Anderson
Crawfordsville
Benjamin Crane
Amanda Brush
Terre Haute
Phyllis Green
Rosemont
Frank Nichols Lewis
Gladys Walcott
Mr. Rose
Jess Anderson
N. Capitol Ave
Chattanooga
Edith Cook
Myrtle Johnson
Edith Lawrie
Pittsburg
INDI
Anapolis Man
Life
National Citizens’ Industrial Union
Rev. Long
Hy United Press
Sy United Press
Harry Lumley
Brooklyns
A. J. Yawger Coal CO
Bad Tieer Keir Bidg
What Is
Castoria
Ntal
Mpany
Murray Street
New York City
Noble Street
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