Former Society Belle Appears In Harlem Court
New York reports reveal Mrs. "Jack" Wilmerding once Vanderbilt kin resurfaced to surrender her husband Jimmy Coats in Harlem police court for ill treatment. Coates, 36, Englishborn, was arrested in a flat above a grocery. the woman later wept and claimed the bond of marriage. Magistrate Kernochan dismissed the case, noting Mrs. Wilmerding has been in a sanitarium and that no grounds existed to punish Coates.
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Woodmen Circle Elects At Bet Hur Hall Meeting
The Woodmen circle held a regular meeting at Bet Hur hall last evening. A small class of candidates was elected and officers chosen including guardian Imla E. Irvine and advisor Lula F. Scales. Other officers listed include clerk Gertrude Devore banker May Livingston, attendants May Livingston and Maude Mott, chaplain Minie Jensen, physician Dr. Harry Shultz, inner sentinel Blanche Cramer, outer sentinel Marie Jensen, and board members Meady White Adah Wehling Agnes Wise with Ethel Kistler as musician and Lulu E. Irvine delegate, Minnie Walt alternate.
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Woodmen’s Circle
Bet Hur
Imla E. Irvine
Lula F. Scales
Gertrude Devore
May Livingston
Maude Mott
Minie Jensen
Harry Shultz
Blanche Cramer
Inner Sentinel
Marie Jensen
Outer Sentinel
Meady White
Adah Wehling
Agnes Wise
Board
Ethel Kistler
Lulu E. Irvine
Minnie Walt
Mrs Ruff Chief Ranger Elected by Laurel Court
Court Laurel and its Companion Foresters met yesterday afternoon and chose officers led by chief ranger Mrs Frank Ruff and deputy Mrs John Wagner. Other posts include vice chief ranger Mrs Will Tanguy past chief ranger Mrs Rose Miller orator Ida Wells and treasurer Mrs Henry Hammon.
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Court Laurel
Companion Foresters
John Wagner
Frank Ruff
Will Tanguy
Rose Miller
Ida Wells
George Umbarfer
John Goff
Henry Hammon
Woodard
Dick Costello
Charles Deamffi
Beadle
Ed Shaffer
Gene Wede ®Ind
Alice Gamble
Walter Uhl Honored At National Convention
Walter Uhl of this city was elected vice president of the national Independent Telephone Managers association at its Chicago convention. H. E. Moulton of Minnesota was chosen president. Uhl manages the local telephone company and serves as an officer in the state association.
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Independent Telephone Managers
Chicago
National Association
H. E. Moulton
Minnesota
Uhl
Grover C. Scott Joins Panhandle Material Platform
Grover C. Scott has accepted a position on the Panhandle material platform, signaling support for the group’s agenda and leadership. The move places Scott among key backers aligned with the platform’s policy priorities.
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Panhandle
Theatrical Notes: A Good Fellow and New Nelson Lineup
The Aubrey Stock company opens with Mark Swan's A Good Fellow at the Nelson with matinee and night shows. Owen Davis drama A Great Temptation follows Monday. Victor Moore in The Talk of New York comes December 16 with Miss Saidie Harris. The Olympic Music Hall presents A Little Sister of the Rich plus a strong vaudeville bill headlined by Elsie Fay and Monr Fords.
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Victor Moore
George M. Cohan
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Olympic Music Hall
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Edward P. Temple
Hippodrome
New York City
Castle Square Opera Company
Chicago
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Adele Oswald
John Cantwell
George McKay
Harry Walters
Elsie Fay
Monr Fords
Patty Frank
Vienna
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Higgins
Ines
Taki
Charles Wilson
Barnum
Aubrey Stock CO
Talk of New York Cast by Cohan Harris Coming
The original cast that Messrs. Cohan and Harris will bring to New York is announced. The lineup promises a high spirited revue with noted performers and performances expected to draw large crowds downtown.
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Social Circles and Club Meetings Highlight Local Hostesses
Out of town guests attended a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs J C Nelson and daughter Mrs C W Keller with numerous visitors from Seattle Ft Wayne Peru Lafayette Denver Windsor and more. Local clubs including L of H Social Kiwanis Ladies Missionary society Busy Bee Sewing Battenburg and card groups met with honors awarded to members and officers elected for the year.
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J. C. Nelson
C. W. Keller
Graham Taber
Seattle
Alice Knight
Ft. Wayne
Helen C. Knight
Milton Shirk
A. A. Edwards
Clara Edwards
Frank Statesman
William Spinning
Elmer Cole
Charles A. Bonnell
Harry Setten
Dr. Griswold
Peru
William V. Stewart
John Pierce
Mary Post Eley
Lucy Post Coulter
Lafayette
This City
Wilbur Tomlinson
Denver
Colo
Forest Bell
Windsor
Canada
Maud Henderson
George Street
L. of H
Miles Dickey
Elmer Ferguson
Grace Marshall
Minnie Sellers
Indianapolis Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
Nellie Marvin
Busy Bee Sewing Club
W. S. Wirick
Wheatland Avenue
Parrot Warns Farmer as Highwayman Flees
In Paterson New Jersey on a dark Sunday a highwayman dragged farmer Felix Yerdman from a wagon and beat him, demanding money. The farmer cried Polly the parrot, perched on the horse, shouted Hold him Pop I’m coming, and the attacker fled leaving the farmer injured but unharmed.
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Montgir Heights
N. J
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Yerdman
Paterson
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Verdman
Record Run for Samuel T. Murdock to Lafayette
Dispatch from Fort Wayne reports Samuel T. Murdock raced home to Lafayette after learning of his father's death. He traveled 115 miles in three hours and fifty minutes aboard the private car Lawton, courtesy of General Manager C. D. Emmons of the Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley lines.
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Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Samuel T. Murdock
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley
Clarence Bennett Leads Maude Adams at English's Opera House
Clarence Bennett, a longtime local tailor and former beach worker with a patent medicine show, tops the bill with Maude Adams at English's Opera House in Indianapolis this week. Bennett is well known in Frankfort where he previously resided, with family roots in the lumber business and a noted rise from soot light comedian to featured stage actor.
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Clarence Bennett
Maude Adams
Indianapolis
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Two More Panhandle Workers Retired at Seventy
Two more Panhandle employees aged seventy or older were placed on the retirement list. William J. Jackson, with 21 years of service, was retired Tuesday and received an arm chair and a silk umbrella. J. J. Russell, with many years at Panhandle, was also pensioned the same day and given a handsome clock.
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J. J. Russell
Stamp Seller Arrested in Post Office Robbery Probe
Police seek two cent stamp sellers at the Barnett hotel Wednesday night in a possible link to a South Bend post office robbery. Milo Zaliman, a Rochester man, was arrested in South Bend after offering several dollars worth of stamps and must disclose their source.
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Rochester
Grace Kramer Tops Conservatory Orchestral Exams in Chicago
Friends of Grace Kramer learn her general average in musical examinations at the Conservatory of Music Chicago was 99 percent. The near perfect grade is believed to be the highest in her class. She was offered and accepted a one evening position as musical director in a grand opera, but the workload prevented longer engagement.
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Royal Center
Grace Kramer
Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Boilershop Foremen Meet in Columbus on Record Sheets
Panhandle boilershop foremen from Indianapolis Logansport Columbus and Denison Ohio hold a Columbus meeting to draft new record sheets for their department and discuss piece work matters. C R Bennett foreman of the local boilershops attends the meeting.
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Panhandle
Indianapolis
Logansport
Columbus
Denison
Ohio
C. R. Bennett
Panhandle Repairman Oliver Krome Moves Home Base
Oliver Krome, a Panhandle car repair man, is laying off work to relocate his home from George Street to Spear.
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Oliver Krome
Panhandle
George Street
Spear
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Maria Orr Harrison
Mrs Maria Orr Harrison wife of George Harrison died this morning at 5 oclock at St Joseph hospital after surgery and illness She is survived by her husband two sons Walter and Will and three daughters Georgia Mabel and Charlotte Forgy Funeral for John P Webster will be held tomorrow at 1 30 from 2216 North Street and 2 from the Baptist church Rev Alfred A Mainwaring will conduct interment at Mt Hope.
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George Harrison
St. Joseph Hospital
John P. Webster
North Street
Baptist Church
Alfred A. Mainwaring
Mt. Hope
Reigel and Berry Wed In City Office Ceremony
James Berry and Olive Reigel of this city united in marriage yesterday afternoon in Justice James Reid's office. They plan to reside here. Miss Winifred Guthrie and Adolph Bidman were married at 10 a m Thanksgiving Day in Study North Dakota where Guthrie taught. The bride is a local graduate of Holy Angels academy.
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James Berry
Olive Reigel
James Reid
Winifred Guthrie
This City
Adolph Bidman
Willow City
Study
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Panhandle repairman moving family to city from North Manchester
P. T. Hill a car repairman from Panhandle plans to relocate his family from North Manchester to the city, seeking new work and residence opportunities.
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P. T. Hill
Panhandle
Manchester
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Logansport
Real estate transfers include Philip S. Eiserteaux to Frances trmn covering parts of West Logan and Gallagher addition for 2225 dollars. Elizabeth Kroll to Nellie E. Kroll over sub div and East End lots for 600 dollars. Other transfers involve John R. Glaser to Thomas Austin for Lot 54 and related additions for 361.60 dollars. Levi Burnett to Alice Burnett and Elsie Zimmerman for 29 acres in Miami area for 1 dollar. Mortgages filed total six real estate and three chattel for 3375 and 100 dollars respectively, with two real estate mortgage releases totaling 1100 dollars.
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Philip S. Eiserteaux
Francestrmn
P. P. West
D. D. Dykeman
Logansport
Levi Burnett
Alice Burnett
Elsie Zimmerman
Miami
Kermess Draws Big Crowd at Stettiner Hall
Many attended the Episcopal church ladies Kermess held on Wednesday and Thursday in Stettiner hall. A large doll on display was won by Mrs. Geason of the Aldine flats who named it Alice.
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Aldine Flats
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Death Certificate To Bury His Leg
Thomas Nolan sought to bury his amputated left foot after Bellevue Hospital surgery. Dr. Johnson issued a death certificate for part of Nolan and the leg, in a white casket, was transported to Holy Cross Cemetery in Flatbush. The chief mourner accompanied the fragment in a carriage.
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Bellevue Hospital
Holy Cross
Johnson
Nolan
Hildebrandt Lays Off Work Over Illness
D. Eb Hildebrandt announces a layoff due to sickness affecting operations and payroll.
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