Quiet Wedding Speaks Of Maschmeyer Uhl Union
Miss Caroline B Maschmeyer daughter of Mr and Mrs William Maschmeyer and William Uhl were quietly married Thursday evening at the Maschmeyer home pastor Rev J C Peters officiated The ceremony opened with trained music and featured lavender and white decor The bridesmaids wore white with lavender sashes A reception followed and the newlyweds plan a wedding journey then home in the city other society events included luncheon guests visits and travelers from Indiana and Ohio with numerous relatives and friends noted throughout the day
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William Maschmeyer
William Uhl
J.C. Peters
The
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College Avenue
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Roachdale
Ind
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Crawfordsville
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New Jersey Street
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Goshen
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Indianapolis
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Quarry Sold at Big Loss in Indiana Auction
The Moncreh stone quarry plant in Bloomington was sold at auction for 4100 dollars. Former owners spent about 70000 dollars to equip the plant. Purchasers C. H. Moline of Waterloo Iowa and A. Lawson of Cedar Rapids Indiana plan to start cutting stone immediately.
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Rich Hoosier Weds Widow on Joy Trip
Robert J. Adams confessed to passing checks totaling 500 dollars as he rode ten days in Terre Haute with Lavida Farles, the divorced wife of a saloon keeper. He married her yesterday, claiming to be a sound business man with property in Oakland City. He blamed drinking for the botched checks and promised to fix the situation.
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Fasig
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Terre Haute
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Bank Wrecker to Wed Widow in South Bend
Walter Brown, freed from Ft. Leavenworth, has taken out a license to marry Mrs. Beryl Tousley McHenry in South Bend. Brown was imprisoned for wrecking the Indiana National Bank at Elkhart, divorced in 1907, and claimed his conviction stemmed from a political plot.
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Ft. Leavenworth
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Brown
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Elkhart
Noblesville Lands Big Furniture Deal
Noblesville Indiana September 2 Capital Furniture Company received a six hundred thousand dollar order to furnish fifty piano benches and two hundred stools daily to a New York house. Company officers say it will take five years to fill the order and they are contracting for significant new equipment to handle the work.
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Capital Furniture Company
New York
Holiness Followers Open Gamp Meeting in Greenfield
The Eastern Indiana holiness association opened its annual conference in Greenfield on September 2. The meeting will run ten days with camping grounds housing about 500 attendees, expected to reach capacity.
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Eastern Indiana Holiness Association
Gompers To Speak For Indiana Labor Candidates
Samuel Gompers will travel to Indiana to address labor representatives running for the legislature. The talks begin with Terre Haute central labor union president Messelink on September 8, supporting the Democratic candidate.
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Schwenger Sells Fifteen-Year Restaurant to Los Angeles Buyer
G Schwenger of Kokomo Indiana ends a fifteen year run in the restaurant business by selling his establishment to J W Clevenger of Los Angeles California.
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Los Angeles
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Lightning Rod Man Plans Auto Model Q Conversion
In Kokomo Indiana EH Quaintance a lightning rod agent is described as a quaint man with odd speech. He claims Maxwell company created a model Q auto which he now owns and intends to fit with light ning rods before his wife can object or challenge him.
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South Bend Clubman Faces Desertion and Bigamy Charge
George L. Forester a South Bend clubman and Cardiff coal company proprietor was arraigned in St Joseph Michigan on a charge of deserting his wife and baby. He married Ada Dodge of South Bend on August fifteenth. He may also face a bigamy count. Wife No. 1 was Mary L. Kane of Indianapolis.
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Baffled by Efforts Made to Ditch Trains
In Hammond Indiana Nickelplate officials face a baffling mystery as four attempted train wrecks occur within ten days along the line to Hegewisch. Across daylight hours rails and ties were set, rails loosened and spikes withdrawn along the rails. The Chicago New York flyer crew reported loose rail hands and a switch derail inserted at a switch point to ditch the train.
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Hegewisch
Muncie Man Resigns Deputy Auditor Post
Charles A. Mc Gonagle of Muncie Indiana resigns as deputy auditor of the treasury to return home and practice law. His departure comes as a surprise to the department after years of efficient service.
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Washington
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Muncie
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Bride Faints as Entry Delays Terre Haute Wedding
In Greencastle Indiana on September 2 a scene unfolded when Miss Marie Lang aged 16 fainted as Mrs. Charles Watts displayed a marriage certificate. Charles Watts halted, then fled, preventing the wedding in Terre Haute while the girl’s would be husband was momentarily deterred.
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Charles Watts
Marie Lang
Terre Haute
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Danville Hobble Skirt Mixup Clarified
In Danville Indiana on September 2 Miss Gertrude Wright was reported as first to wear the hobble skirt. The correction states it was her sister Miss Edna Wright who actually wore it first, resolving the notable wardrobe confusion.
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Edna Wright
Passion Play at Murat Promises Grand Bible History Show
The Shubert Murat theater will present a direct reproduction of the Oberammergau Passion Play next week starting Monday matinee, with a 25-voice chorus and 7000 feet of color films. Sophus Marius Devold, a celebrated barytone, joins the program along with biblical scenes and Holy Land imagery. Curtain times are 2:15 matinees and 8:15 nights, with two and a half hours of entertainment and popular pricing.
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Oberammergau
Holy Land
Sophus Marius Devold
Barytone
Flying Nelsons Delight Beach Goers With Aerial Feats
Several hundred spectators gathered at the bathing beach to watch the Flying Nelsons perform sensational original acrobatics this week. The act features a unique triple somersault in midair with two men passing in opposite directions, a feat exclusive to the Nelsons. Friday is ladies day with a special program for women patrons.
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Tiny chorus girl joins Follies of the Day at Empire
Miss Anna Props of New York City stars in the Follies of the Day at the Empire theater this week. At four feet three inches and eighty four pounds she is a longtime stage performer and a member of the Bricktops with Gertrude Hayes. Though under twenty, she has appeared in major cities in the United States and Europe as a clever dancer.
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New York City
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Bricktops
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Petite Carrie Rooney Shines in Parisian Gown at Circus
Petite Carrie Rooney, premier bareback rider with Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus, wears a chanticleer gown in Parisian style as she performs on her Arabian stallion Polo. The act draws talk as the circus visits the city next Monday Labor Day with riders Rooney and Meers sisters billed among stellar acts.
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Chorus Girls At Park In Musical Comedies Next Week
Park managers Anderson and Ziegler present two musical comedies at popular prices next week. The Time The Place and The Girl runs Monday to Wednesday with matinees. A Winning Miss plays Thursday to Saturday with daily matinees.
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