Frank Smylie Claims Bride At Morgantown
Frank Smylie and Miss Thelme Turner of Morgantown were married at the bride’s home Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. T. P. Hessong of Indianapolis officiated with attendants Miss Tule Turner, Everet Lecoy, Virginia Carpenter, and Master Dean Logan. Mrs. Smylie, daughter of Edgar Turner, is a former teacher trained in Indianapolis. Mr. Smylie, son of C. H. Smylie, has worked with the Indiana and Ohio Coal Company.
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Frank
Red” Smylie
Thelme Turner
Morgantown
T. P. Hessong
Indianapolis
Tule Turner
Everet Lecoy
Indiantapolis
Virginia Carpenter
Dean Logan
Ralph Wershing
Paragon
Smylie
Edgar Turner
Morgentown
Teachers’ Training College
Linton
Greencastle
Picnic attendees from Lyons bring baskets to Linton Park
The Royal Neighbors of Harmony Camps of Lyons held a picnic at Linton City Park with well filled baskets and children enjoying playground equipment. District Deputy Runyan of Oaktown and Mrs. Terhune of Sandborn attended along with Mrs. Maggie Hand of Syracuse. It was voted to hold next year’s annual picnic at Linton Park.
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Harmony
Lyons
Linton City
Playful Mouse Causes Panic in Courtroom
In Los Angeles a tiny mouse sparked chaos in a courtroom as bailiff clutched his gun and gavel, a nervous lawyer reacted, a female witness nearly fainted, and a woman screamed mistaking a creature for an intruder. The mouse ran under seats. order returned and the trial continued.
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Los Angeles
Baliff
Stiller
Valentine
Automobiles Replace Ponies in Indian Pageant
In Snohomish on June 20 Everett hosted a pageant by the Northwest Federation of American Indians. Three thousand representatives from twenty five tribes attended as ponies were absent, the parade featuring cars decorated with tribal insignia blankets baskets and ribbons.
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Snohomish
Wash
Everett
Northwest Federation of American Indians
Federation
Something to Sell Sell It Through a Citizen Want Ad
A citizen want ad offers items for sale and asks buyers to respond via local listings. The notice details no specific prices and invites inquiries through the newspaper’s classified page, signaling a straightforward marketplace posting.
German Girl Challenges Man to Duel in Hungary
A German girl of 18 from a notable family challenged a young man to a duel after a fencing bout in Budapest. The duel was called off when the man's seconds banned it due to propriety, leaving both sides disappointed and not reconciled.
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Strasbourgh
Hungary
Budapest
No Peace Officers In This Town Of 171 People
Morehead City North Carolina June 29 The village of Salter Path an island ten miles across the sound from the city has 171 inhabitants who fish for a livelihood They have a captain as the only apparent official and one law No cursing or vulgarity on the beach The village likely has no crimes and no land ownership Everyone works for shared proceeds and religious life guides conduct They have a church and a preacher who dictates right from wrong through a Citizen Wanted.
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Morehead City
N. C
Salter Path
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