Wireless grocery lists and beauty shows in New Jersey
New York report describes a couple using wireless telegraphy to order groceries from Upper Montclair and Cedar Grove. It also recounts a NY beauty show with dye models and eyelash booths, plus a Memorial Day parade flag dispute over the Irish Republic flag and Algerian colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
Paul Godley
Adams & Morgar
Upper Montclair
Godleys
Nationa?l
Bryn Mawr Opens Doors to Factory Girls for Free Summer Study
A group of twelve New York and New Jersey needle trade workers will spend eight weeks at Bryn Mawr College this summer at no cost. They will live in Denby Hall, enjoy college recreation, and receive a tabloid education as part of a national program that brings seventy industrial workers to campus. Bryn Mawr alumnae are funding the workers' expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
America
Industrial College
Denby Hall
New York Prepares for Brandy Straton Stage Debate
In New York the public awaits a verbal duel at William A Brady's Playhouse between Brady and Rev John Roach Straton on whether theater is immoral. The theater hosts the anticipated clash as the chosen battleground for the contentious issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Brady
the Playhouse
Brady
John Roach Straton
Mr. Straton
Reform clash at Calvary Baptist Church described
The dialogue centers on a planned encounter at Calvary Baptist Church with Brady proposing the venue. William H. Anderson of the New York State Anti-Saloon League is to be the minister’s second, while George Payton, the actor-manager, is to hold the bottle for the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Brady
William H. ‘Anderson
New York
Anti-Saloon League
George Payton
Railroad Nell the famous Louisville yard dog loses eye after crossing accident
For three years Railroad Nell traveled with Louisville Pennsylvan ia yard crews from Louis ville to Jeffersonville and New Albany crossing Fourteenth Street. Struck by an automobile at Main Street, she lost an eye but is recovering at City Hospital. She remains beloved by workers who care for her in retirement.
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Nell
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Newsbany
Fourteenth Street
Widge
Main Street
Fourteenth
Pennsylvania
City Hospital
Dave Anderson
Indiana
Ten Years of Relief From Tanlac for Mrs Gammons
Mrs. E. B. Gammons of New Haven Indiana reports long standing stomach trouble headaches and constipation relieved by Tanlac. She says she can eat anything now without indigestion sleeps well gains weight and feels healthier after years of distress. She credits newspaper ads for the information and urges others to try Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Gammons
New Haven
Ind
Tanlac
Taniac
Evernight
Local society notes and travel mentions from Port Fulton
Mrs. Joseph Jolly and Mrs. William White Sr along with other Port Fulton residents have returned home after a trip to Cincinnati. Mrs. Wood Tag of Port Fulton shows improvement after illness. The Ladies Aid of Park Church plans a new Bas store installation. Joseph Volmer arrives from Dayton to visit his parents. Rev J T Scull will lecture in Bethlehem and Marysville. Thomas Lewis left Needles Calif after weeks with relatives. Miss Leona Columbus plans a vacation visit to her brother in Bedford Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jolly
William White
White, Jr
Cincinnati
The
Ladies Aid
Park Church
Port Fulton
Joseph Volmer
Dayton
Henry Volmer
Thomas Lewis
Needles
Cal
Rela
Leona Columbus
Bedford
Ind
Local Family Notes and Travelers Return Home
Harry Tag son of Mr and Mrs Wood Tag Port Fulton has recovered from scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Julius Reich and baby of Louisville were guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs John Reich Meigs Ave. Mr and Mrs Thomas Knoblock who have been visiting relatives here and in Louisville left for their home in Pittsburgh Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tag
Mr. and
Mrs. Wood Tag
Port Fulton
Julius Reich and
Baby
Louisville
John Reich
Meigs Ave
Thomas Knoblock
Louisvile
Pittsburgh
Frank Applegate
Indiana Ave
Mrs. Mollie Needham Ill in Port Fulton
Mrs. Mollie Needham of Port Fulton is on the sick list. Her condition is not specified and no further details are given in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Needham
Port Fulton
Kate Sweeney
Maple Si
Mrs Browns Goitre Operation At Norton Infirmary
Mrs Brown recently took rooms with Mrs Will Dunn of Port Fulton and underwent goitre surgery Wednesday at Norton Infirmary Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Will Dunn
Port Fulton
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
Park Church Sunday School Buys New Piano
The Sunday School of Park Church in Port Fulton purchases a piano adding a music element to worship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Church
Port Fulton
St Pauls Ladies Guild plans reception for Rev Bailey
Social notes record plans for a reception by the Ladies Guild of St Pauls Church for the visiting Rev A I Bailey. Also listed are health updates for local residents and forthcoming weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Andrew Jones Otisco and others, and funeral travel details for J H Metcalf Louisville killed in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
St. Paul’s Church
A. I. Bailey
City
Elisha Metcalf
Boston
J. B. Metcalf
Fast Market, Street
J. H. Metcalf
Louisville
Miss Stella May Gibson Attends District Epworth League
Miss Stella May Gibson of Port Fulton travels to Scottsburg to attend the District Epworth League convention. She is among delegates representing local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella May Gibson
Port Fulton
Scottsburg
Epworth League
Miss May Veasy Returns From Indianapol is
Miss May Veasy who attended Madame Blaker s school at Indianapolis returned home Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Veasy
Madame Blaker
Indianapolis
Edwin Coots Returns Home for Summer Vacation
Edwin Coots of Bardstown Kentucky visited home yesterday to spend his summer vacation with his mother Mrs Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Coots
Bardstown
Glover
Mrs George R Clark Relief Drive for Pueblo Sufferers
Mrs George R Clark will receive contributions for the relief of Pueblo sufferers to be used by the relief committee. Funds collected will support aid efforts in Pueblo and nearby communities affected by the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Clark
Pueblo
Courthouse News Highlights Local Legal Actions and Estates
George Tibbetts sues M. H. Dunlevy for timber trespass valued at 350 and property damage 450 before Judge Fortune. Administratrix Katherine Carroll reports estate receipts of 340. Guardian John M. Vest faces 737.80 charges. final Todd will report shows 6786.32 with 544.62 paid. Hyatt transfers 6.3 acres to Utica Lime. Ruddell estate reports 8710.94 charges with 8239.35 paid. City tax installments total 4147 812.39, some advanced to the city. Loomis bond set at 1000 as administrator. County Council to discuss Robb road project. Divorce: Jessie Bowyer Broyles gains her name back after marriage to Robert W. Broyles. Verna Dorsey seeks divorce from Rowland Dorsey with 50 for attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tibbett
M. H. Dunlevy
Henryville
Fortune
Tibbetts
Katherine Carroll
P. L. Sweeney
John M. Vest
J. E. Vest
Catherine Todd
Thomas Todd
Elizabeth T. Hyatt
Utica Lime Company
Ohio River
Utica
William C. Ruddell
Albert Prinz
Fifer
F. M. Taylor
Jessie E. Broyles
Robert W. Broyles
Clark Circuit Court
Jessie E. Bowyer
Broyles
Verna Dorsey
Rowland Dorsey
Walt Street
Visitors from Louisville Stay With Port Fulton Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Busher and their baby Jean of Louisville are guests today of Mrs. William Schiller and family in Port Fulton, visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Busher
Baby Jean
Louisville
William Schiller
Port Fulton
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Nestle’s
Brightville
New Mexico
J. T. Scull
Bethlehem
Marysville
el Alda
Andrew Jones
Otisco
Robert Fisher
Mass
Thos. Monahan
Mrs. Schultz
Reeder Flat
Fred Rapp
Covington
United Home Furnishing Company
Sellersburg
Stemler
Spring Street
Mattie J. Loomis
John C. Loomis
Borden
Benettsville
Keigwin
Korn Krisps
Electric Shop
B. T. McCarten
OASIS
Rear Citizens Drug Store
Fialauor
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