John J Mitchell Civil War veteran honored at 89th birthday banquet
A large birthday banquet honored John J Mitchell a Civil War veteran on his 89th birth anniversary. Hosted by his son William Mitchell in Bucktown, the event drew ninety two guests including daughters sons grandchildren and many relatives from Lafayette Terre Haute Sullivan and other towns. After a sumptous feast ice cream was served.
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John J. Mitchell
William Mitchell
Bucktown
William Ingleman
Lafayette
Sarah Irvin
Aline
Terre Haute
J. S. Mitchell
Arline
Max
Robert
Junior
Vicksburg
Cleve Mitchell
Vera
Virginia
Kenneth
Everett Ingleman
Maureen
Eugene
Sullivan
John Ingleman
Fern
Phyllis
Morris
Catherine
Walter Schull
Walter Jr
Sophia Kate
Linton
Paul Inglemen
Jasonville
Kate’ Ingleman
James Mitchell
Virgil
Mona
Charles William
Pleasantville
Lotus Mitchell
Lotus Jr
Helen
Buck. Town
Lloyd Mitchell
Buck.town
Kline
Josephine Knight
Mitchell
Rose Grable
Ray Inglemar
Bicknell
Berlin Page
Wade
William City
Clifford Page
James Page
Marion Reint Jes
Bud Mitchell
Emil Mitchell
John Mitchell
Tom’ Enoch
Earl Enoch
Miss Dorothy Boone Visits Relatives in Iowa Town
Miss Dorothy Boone of Sullivan visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Don Smith. Mr and Mrs James Allen of Milwaukee Wisconsin visit friends. John Humphreys son of Mrs Homer Hart and Minston Byers son of Walter Byers depart for Culver Military Academy for summer study. Mrs Charles Hewlett and daughter Catherine return from Michigan after visiting Russell Hewlett at Pontiac and sister Mrs Marvin Helle at Detroit.
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Dorothy Boone
Sullivan i
Don Smith
James Allen
Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Allen
Ir. Linton
John Humphreys
Homer Hart
Minston Byers
Walter Byers
Culver Military Academy
Charles Hewlett
Catherine
Michigan
Moose Lodge members head to national convention in Chicago
The Moose Order national convention opens in Chicago tomorrow. Local lodge members James Weller William Huffman Tell Tyron Otis Morris Ad Osborn Jack Smith Ler Clark Walter Moss Charles Hewlett A M Beasley and A J Miller depart this evening by automobile to attend sessions.
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Moose Order
Chicago
Moose Lodge
James
Weller William Huffman
Tell Tyron
Otis ‘Morris
Ad Osborn
Jack Smith
Red Rose Quip After City Day Homecoming
Mr Newwedd returns home in high spirits and proclaims love as a red red rose. His wife Bertie responds with tears and a sharp pun about a frying pan lingering around twenty minutes. The exchange blends humor with domestic warmth.
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Mr. Newwedd
Bertie
Mrs. Newwedd
Green's Band to Highlight Chautauqua Concerts
The Green's Band under Charles B. Green offers descriptive and humorous numbers plus stirring matches in two Chautauqua concerts. Herman Bellstedt contributed principal arrangements for Sousa’s Band while lighting and stage set add visual effects. Director W. Be. Dillard leads a noted ensemble delivering two remarkable performances.
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Raymond
Willam Tell
Mada
Linton Chautauqua
H. Dillard
Herman Bellstedt
Sousa
Green
W. BE. Dillard
Junior Choir Social at Nephodist Church
The Nephodist church junior girls choir held its second annual party and picnic after a six oclock dinner in the social room. The event featured cake and ice cream, with more than thirty members and the choir director Mrs Joseph Nixon. Attendees included Anna Tanner Martha Talbott Mary Robertson Vera Anderson Dorothy Louise Hodges and others along with several couples and Rev W E Cissna.
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Nephodist Church
Joseph ‘Nixon
Anna Tanner
Martha Talbott
Mary Robertson
Vera Anderson
Dorothy Louise Hodges
Ruby Hannum
Cora Simms
Geneva Allan
Bernetta Alan
Mildred Elkins
Catherine
Noel
Aude
Ellkins
Betty Beecher
Ruth Jaddis
Gene
White
Audrey
Inman
Dorothy Stanfield
Bonnie Stages
Edith Decoursey
John Kent
Joseph L. Nixon
W. E. Cissna
Primary Class Picnic at City Park Readies Fun Day
The Methodist church primary class with teacher Miss Berneice Vicore enjoyed an all day outing at the city park yesterday. A picnic lunch was served and the afternoon featured games and park play devices with attendees including Kate Landerum Bernadine Hill Jean Watt Betty Stevenson Mary Beck Geneva Allen Bennetta Allen Mar che Small Martha Lovall Rosemary Humphreys Lena Parks Edith Bayer Khai Hale Monvell Moss Georgia Nand Migs Berpsice Moorgi.
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Methodist’ Church
Berneice Vicore
City Park
Kate Landerum
Bernadine ‘Hill
Jean Watt
Betty Stevenson
Mary Beck
Geneva Allen
Bennetta Allen
Marche Small
Martha Lovall
Rosemary Humphreys
Lena Parks
Annual Picnic At City Park By First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church invites all members, Sunday school, and daily Vacation Bible School attendees to a Friday picnic at City Park starting at noon with a 1 PM program and a 6 15 PM picnic supper. The entertainment committee promises a worthwhile afternoon.
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Ist
Sity Park
Verlin Mees Weds Bedford Woman in Sullivan Ceremony
Verlin Mees son of Mrs Louvens Mees of this city married a Miss Robinson of Bedford yesterday at Sullivan. The union surprised friends. Mees, a well known teamster, will reside in West Linton with his wife.
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Verlin Mees
Louvens Mees
Sullivan
Robinson
Bedford
Mees
West Linton
Committee Meeting of Chautauqua Ticket Panel
The ticket committee for the Chautauqua meets Thursday night at 7 30 in the Clayton Aiken undertaking parlor. All members are urged by the chairman to attend.
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Chautauqua
Clayton & Aiken Undertaking Prarlor
Home Society of M. E Church Meeting Tomorrow
The Home Society of the M. E church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock with Mrs. Robert Pearce of 119 Fifth Street Southeast.
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Home Society of the
M. E Church
Robert Pearce
Fifth Street
Painter’s Daughter Portrait Commission Prompted Complaint
A retired painter and decorator complains about a commissioned portrait that was delivered with poor color quality and inadequate effort. He insists the work should meet a higher standard and reflect the agreed three good colors.
Truth’s Advantage Lets Remember Less When Speaking
A saying states honesty helps memory by removing the need to recall past lies. The idea emphasizes clarity and reducing confusion, suggesting truthfulness simplifies communications and records.
Joint Meeting Of WMA And Ladies Aid At U B Church
A joint meeting of the WMA and the Ladies Aid societies of the U B church will be held in the church basement Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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W. M.A
Ladies’ Aid Societies
U. B
Old Square and Level Linked to Historic House Work
Clyde Holmes a Vincennes plumber possesses a combination plum square and level believed used in building the old Warrison house. The tool was given to him days ago by George Sparrow a carpenter contractor and Civil War veteran.
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Clyde Holmes
Vincennes
Elks Ladies Set 500 Game This Thursday Afternoon
Notice to Elks Ladies. They will play 500 at the club rooms Thursday after noon at 2 30 o clock.
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ELKS
The
Elks’ Ladies
Loyal Daughters Sunday School Picnic Planned
The Loyal Daughters class of the M.EX. Sunday school schedules a park picnic Friday evening at 6. Each member is asked to bring their own dinner and drinks.
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Loyal Daughters
M.ex
L A W Club Meeting Postponed to Friday Next Week
The L A W club meeting scheduled for this week has been postponed until Friday of next week.
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L.A. W
Abolition of Capital Punishment Worldwide
A partial report notes that capital punishment has been abolished in Norway and Portugal with mentions of the Netherlands and Finland. The text references varying national positions on the death penalty across Europe and beyond.
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Norway
Holland
Aly
Ry Aanla
Portugal
United States Steel Becomes First Billion-Dollar Firm
The United States Steel Corporation is cited as the first in America to reach the billion-dollar milestone.
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U. S. Steel
United States Steel Corporation
America
Unclear Source Fragment on Gender and Pleasure
The readable text fragment references gendered concern and pleasure, mentioning men and a philosophical tone attributed to Locke. No coherent event or report is detectable to summarize into a complete news item.
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Boston
J. W. Wolford & Sons
John J Michell
Lin
Fea
Tured ‘Annual Meeting
Pinkston
Nickerson
Second Street
N. W
Tumey Hotel
Jack Spice
Ross
Uy. Eskew
Tyler Finnee
M. E. Mission Meeting
Buick
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
Locke
L. FE. Jones
M. C. Jones
Tad
NEW Bargains Daily
Just
LaMode
R. L. Mattingly
Marcel
J. F. Johnson
General Motors
Carl H. Roach
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