Indiana conference names pastors for Indianapolis district
The Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Washington Indiana named Rev Layton C Bentley as superintendent for the Indianapolis district succeeding Rev C E Bacon. The report lists assigned pastors for numerous Indianapolis area churches and districts and notes a total conference membership of 97 933 with 1 08 on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton C. Bentley
Bacon
Broadway
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Ind
Indianapolis
C. E. Bacon
Acton
L. D. Wilbur
Broad Ripple
Clarence Flynn
Brooklyn
C. A. McCullough
Castleton
Cumberland
James M. Baxter
Greenwood
J. Ed Murr
Barth Pisce
Blaine Avenue
S. L. Welker
Brightwood
J. L. Stout
Capitol Avenue
W. H. Wylie
Central Avenu
W. W. King
East Park
E. Tenth Street
J. W. J. Collins
Edwin Ray
H. C. Clippinger
Fletcher Place
George D. Wolfe
Grace
William Za
Wesley Chapel
J. W. Culmer
Woodside
H. E. Davis
Lawrence
W. R. Thom
Mooresville
E. P. Jewett
New Palestine
F. H. Corier
Southport
W. D. Woods
Waverly
George E. Garrison
West Newton
James A. Lewis
Whiteland
Allen Kenneworthy
W. G. Clinton
Irvington
Moores Hill
Virgil W. Vivis
Connersville
L. M. Dimmett
Bloomington
W. W. Whitsett
New Albany
J. W. Duncan
Evansville
C. E. Asbury
Vincennes
M. B. Hyde
Seymour
Aurora
M. 8
Rader
Batesville
M. Vawter
Brooksburg
R. R. Cross
Gutterville
Godwin
Canaan
William Wood
Cross Plains
C. F. Mahler
Delaware
H. W. Edwyn
Dillsboro
H. M. Shelton
Dupont
A. L. Williams
Greensburg
Centenary
T. K. Willis
First Church
W. S. Biddle
Local social notes from Cincinnati and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Charles L Murphy of Cincinnati visit Murphy parents Captain and Mrs C J Murphy. Mrs Spaulding and daughter Leila Spaulding visit Mr and Mrs James Baricklow. Miss Jessie Stewart of Clifton Forge visits Miss Mabel Garstang. Delbert Wilmeth to serve in the Philippines. Ouffe De Leste to Clermont Florida. Families travel to Washington Bay View Mich New York Europe and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Murphy
Cipeinnati, O
Mr. Murphy
Capt
C. J. Murphy
Spaulding
Leila Spaulding
Madison
James Baricklow
P. I. Toland
Roanoke, Va
Jessie Stewart
Clifton Forge, Va
Mabel Garstang
Blind Miner Minnich Tops Buck Mountain Work Crew
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on September 2 the Buck Mountain colliery named John Minnich a blind man as the champion worker. Fellow laborers say he handles all dangerous tasks and loads more coal than any other miner. His blindness hides dangers from sight but he continues at work and supports a family in Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Buck Mountain Colliery
John Minnich
Minnich
Rockport
Mrs. George Edenharter Funeral Held at Hospital Home
The funeral of Mrs. George Edenharter wife of the Central Hospital for the Insane superintendent was held at the hospital residence Tuesday afternoon. She had served as matron for 16 years and died of heart trouble after illness since May. Her body was taken to Dayton Quebec for burial. she leaves a husband and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edenharter
Edenharter
Central Hospital For the Insane
Dayton, Q
Joshua Stansfield
Surprise party marriage case reaches New York Supreme Court
Brooklyn girl aged 16 married Philip Diamond after a party romance cited by Mrs Helen Diamond as a coerced union. The bride, now 18, testified Diamond sent gifts and rings, while her mother Mrs Esther Well pressured consent to wed. the suit to annul was argued with a reversal of an earlier decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philip Diamond
Supreme Court
Aspinwall
Brook
Esther Well
Third Street
Brooklyn
Diamond
Dismond
Mia
Weil
Well
Helen
Whitney Heads to New York to Aid Cook Polar Claim
Harry Whitney arrived in St. Johns Newfoundland aboard the schooner Jeanie en route to New York to meet Dr. Frederick A. Cook. He carries hunting trophies from the far north and notes Cook’s polar claims. Whitney’s health is reported good. his equipment was cached in Utah after Commander Peary barred items from the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Harry Whitney
Frederick A. Cook
Jeanie
Whitney
New York
Dr. Cook
Utah
Peary
Roosevelt
Woman seeks second divorce using same testimony
In Sioux Falls a Watertown woman who twice sought divorce asks Judge George H. Marquis to reuse the identical testimony from her first divorce to dissolve her second marriage. She pledged to remarry her former husband if granted a second decree, after already accusing him of cruelty theft and deceit in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
George H. Marquis
Third
South Dakota Judicial Circuit
Watertown
Marquis
Wonderful Demand for Good Stoves Sparks Big Inducement
The People's Outfitting Co reports record stove demand this season led by a $45 Kitchen Queen on legs now cut to 28.50 with 1.50 cash deposits. A Parlor Queen base burner marked down to 28.75 and 1.50 first payment offer, plus 2.50 rocker gift for purchases of 35 or more Thursday, with fifty base burners on hand and delivery available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Outfitting Co
Sun
Taft Feels Wearied and Cuts Extras on Campaign Trail
Washington taft grows tired from nonstop events on the eight week trip. He halves programs after Salt Lake City entertainments and splits stops in Helena and Montrose to conserve energy. Local committees press him for additional appearances, prompting aides to tighten schedules and limit favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Taft
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Helena
Montrose
Denver
Minneapolis
Carpenter
Butler
Roosevelt
Butte
Tragic double murder suicide shocks family in Pottstown
In Pottstown area, Samuel Troxel, after a quarrel with his wife, shot and killed her upstairs then killed himself in the kitchen. Their two young children witnessed the tragedy as Troxel died minutes later from a gunshot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Samuel Troxel
Boyertown
Simon O Donnell Dies Prominent Pittsburg Cattle Leader
Simon O Donnell general manager of the Pittsburg Union stockyards died after a brief illness at age 52. He was one of the best known cattle men in the country and based in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon O’donnell
Pittsburg
Simon O'Donnell
Window Glass Workers Win Wage Increase at Pittsburg
The American Window Glass company settles with the Window Glass Cutters and Flatteners Protective Association of America for an 8 percent wage increase matching hand blowing factory pay. The agreement ends a three week strike as former members of the old association resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Window Glass Cutters and Flatteners Protective Association of America
Old Cutters and Flatteners’ Association
The Food Route Aimed at Safe Healthy Diet
The article promotes personalized nutrition and a plain simple diet for recovery. It suggests Cooked Fruit, Grape-Nuts with Cream, Soft Boiled Eggs, Toast, and Postum as starter foods. It asserts dietary changes can suit different bodies and improve how one feels in a few days.
Jefferson Springsteen Lived Here Many Years
Funeral service held for Jefferson Springsteen 90 at the home of his daughter Mrs. J F Beckwith on Bellefontaine Street. A pioneer Indianapolis citizen who moved to the city in 183 and was active in Democratic politics before the Civil War, he worked as a contracting painter before retiring years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Springsteen
J. F. Beckwith
Bellefontaine Street
Springsteen
Indianapolis
Quick Love Match Ends In Quick Wedding
In Youngstown Ohio on September 3 Miss May Clemmons of Pittsburg came to Judge Evans to collect funds when J E Stoney entered. A love at first sight prompted a request to postpone the legal matter for a delayed wedding. The judge approved and the couple left on the next train for a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UICK
Youngstown
Missa May Clemmons
Pittsburg
Mrs Laura Sweeney dies after pneumonia relapse
Mrs Laura Sweeney 97 wife of Dennis E Sweeney president of the Indianapolis outfitting company died suddenly at home on Michigan Street after a pneumonia attack relapsed. She had been married 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Sweeney
Dennis BE. Sweeney
Indianapolis Outfitting Company
Michigan Street
Wireless from San Francisco to Honolulu
Wireless communication between Honolulu and San Francisco has been established by Operator Phelps aboard the Oceanic Steamship Alameda. The Alameda tied at Honolulu and reported arrival before cable advices could reach San Francisco, linking with a newspaper wireless bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Phelps
Oceanic Steamship Company
Honolulu
Alameda
Henry Baker Retires From Science Board In Concord Change
Papers filed in Concord New Hampshire announce a trusteeship change in Mrs. Eddy's Christian Science leadership Henry M Baker retires as trustee and may become counsel Adam H Dickey is appointed to the vacancy The remaining trustees are Josiah E Fernald and Archibald Mc Lennan both of Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Concord
N. H
Baker Eddy
Christian Science Leader
Henry M. Baker
Adam H. Dickey
Eddy
Josiah E. Fernald
Archibald McLennan
Pianist Joins Steamship Crew as Stewardess
Miss Hermine Luders of Hamburg Germany travels to Boston aboard the Bethania after failing to find sea passage on regular liners. She works as a stewardess and earns wages and tips, saying the situation is a humorous turn. She plans to go to New York for engagements after a few days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luders
Boston
New York
Old sweethearts wed in Evansville ceremony
Evansville Ind Sept 2 Fred Heck 55 a wealthy Jackson Tenn merchant and Mary Kelley 58 of Cannelton Ind former sweethearts years ago were married here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Fred Heck
Jackson, Tenn
Mary Kelley
Cannelton
Arty Drudge Explains Why George Skips Dinner
A humorous dialogue promotes Fels-Naptha soap as a time saving stain remover for washing. Mrs Slow notes George eats less on washdays, while Arty and Anty advocate using Fels-Naptha to dissolve dirt in cool water. The copy urges following wrapper directions for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slow
George
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M. E
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Bessie Wilmeth
Delbert Wilmeth
Philippine Islands
Ouffe de Leste
Clermont
Fla
Clarence A. Marsh
John W. Kern
George Gay
Europe
Arthur L. “Thompson
Clara McMurray Lewis
Edith Lieber
Collier
Ged. Edenharter
Long IL
Dr. Pierce
Anna
Mother
Lyn
Helen Diamond
United States
Dvorce
People’s Outfitting Company
Wellville
Postum Cereal CO. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Mrs
Suddenly Stricker
Cal
Henry Baker
Science Board
Pianist
CHIPS
Arty Drudge
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