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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

5

Christmas School Programs Light Up City Churches

City churches host multiple Christmas entertainments by Sabbath schools and primary departments. Cumberland Presbyterian and English Lutheran schools present cantatas and plays with recitations by Regina Getty, Gladys Ritchie, Paul Price, Goldie Davis, Dorothy Newby, and others. Trinity Episcopal plans a 10 30 a m musical program with a 24 voice choir, soloists Edward Rae and Reliance Pilling, and a Mozartean prelude. St Vincent de Paul and Broadway Presbyterian also schedule Masses and a Christmas tree event for children and families local charities receive donations tonight.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church Regina Getty Gladys Ritchie Paul Price Goldie Davis Dorothy Newby Popits J. O. Simon The Baptist Sunday School Cabbage Hill A. A. Ma Waring Spencer and Wilcox Orville Snyder Reading George Cogley Trinity Episcopal’ Church Edward Rae Master Reliance Pilling Mrs. Rae Kyrie Bilelgon Hall Atte G. Alson Gree G. Alston Sarvent Father Devery Chicago A. J. Kroeger St. Josephs Church Father Quinn St. Bridget’s Church Schole Broadway Presbyterian Church

You Can Be Your Own Weighmaster Coal Orders

An advertisement for Independent Coal Co invites customers to weigh their coal themselves at convenient scales with prompt delivery and a phone number for contact.

Independent Coal Co

Epidemic Closes Blue Ridge Institutions After Fever Surge

John Hill of Oakland City suffers skull fracture in a free-for-all fight. Blue Ridge shuts schools churches and lodges due to a scarier fever epidemic. Dr. W E Hendricks of Martinsville drops through a trap door and breaks several ribs.

John Hill Oakland City Blue Ridge W. E. Hendricks Martinsville

Varied Fatalities and a Post Office Robbery Report

The report lists multiple incidents: a post office at Van Buren lost 6000 dollars in a fire with 170.50 cash and 286.50 in stamps taken by robbers. Asa Miller, Van Buren M B E Traction agent, died suddenly at the power house. C H Hoover retires from Hartford City Evening News due to ill health. August Sherhorn of Hammond, jailed in Chicago, died by suicide in his cell. Ada Jones of Terre Haute attempted suicide by shooting. Perry Denny of Anderson, Civil War veteran, died suddenly of heart failure on the street.

van Buren Asa Miller M. B. & E. Traction Company Perry Denny Anderson

Christmas Gifts At Berwanger Murray Store

Berwanger and Murray advertise the largest line of electric lamps in the city with prices cut. Miss Sarah Tallant of Richmond marked her ninety second birthday with a party. The Lafayette Foresters plan a new lodge home next spring. Rev. Bion Atkins of Snelbyville was injured when hit and dragged by horses. Herbert near Marion was nearly destroyed in an unknown incident.

Berwanger & Murray Sarah Tallant Richmond Foresters Lodge Lafayette Bion Atkins Snelbyville

Real estate transfers and mortgage activity listed

Real estate transfers show Mary A. Leffert to Felix B. Bauer and other parcels in Logansport Lucerne Jefferson Tipton and Miami townships. Mortgages filed amount to $18,825 and releases total $11,650 with twelve chattel mortgages noted.

Mary A. Leffert Felix B. Bauer W. L. Brown Logansport Field Street Cicott Street Richard Winn Etux John Winn Stevens Lucerne Logansport Loan & Trust Co Justee Anna P. Geppinger Woodlawn Edward M. Dolan Hirschel C. Ulery John Tipton Isaac T. Grant Frank M. Grant Harrison

Foley Co. Announces Christmas Day Closing

Our store will close all day Christmas so that our employer may properly enjoy the day. J. H. Foley Co.

J. H. Foley Co

Reeder and Cripe Secret Wedding Announced

Floyd C. Reeder of Camden and Lydia M. Cripe of Flora announced their secret wedding. They wed on Thanksgiving after meeting in town and traveling to Kalamazoo Michigan for the ceremony.

Floyd C. Reeder Camden Lydia M. Cripe Flora Kalamazoo, Mich

Mrs. Cotton Details Divorce Case and Flight to Huntington

In Wells county court at Bluffton Mrs. Cotton testifies she married for money and fled her husband with a Markle youth, not Dr. Holcombe. She describes being kept captive, meeting George Young of Markle, riding to Huntington and boarding to Rochester, with Dr. Holcombe visiting for medical treatment. Her father allegedly threatened to horsewhip her if she stayed home.

Huntington, Ind Charles Cotton Mayor Hamilton Bluffton George Young Markle Huntington Rochester Holcombe Cook Cotton Uniondale

Wife shoots husband after quarrel on the way home

In Kansas City on December 24 Frederick L. Peterson was shot and killed by his wife Rose Peterson after a dance. The couple, married three years and separated for one year, had recent divorce proceedings. She claimed self defense after he slapped her and she fired four shots. She was arrested with no stated remorse.

Kansas City Frederick L. Peterson Rose Peterson

First Ford's Crossing Gun Club Shoot Held

The first annual shoot at Ford's Crossing Gun Club was held yesterday northwest of the city and the following scores were made.

Ford's Crossing

Revival at United Brethren church yields good results

TWELVE MILE NEWS reports the United Brethren revival showing positive progress. Local residents attend events and visit relatives while community members share health updates and prepare for Christmas activities.

Overthrow of Castro Report Confirmed by Caracas

Berlin reports from Caracas confirm Castro’s overthrow as the government of Juan Vicente Gomez gains sympathy from natives and many foreign residents. Gomez acts to restore ties with powers and reopen Orinoco navigation. Castro’s return to Venezuela is deemed unlikely.

Berlin Foreign Office Carvacas Castro Juan Vicente Gomez Gomez Orinoco Eenezuela

Santa Claus Letters From Trusty Children

A reader copies two cheerful letters to Santa requesting toys and gifts. Doll Evilsizer asks for a drum sled pop gun tiger train cars rubber boots and a fountain pen while mentioning her sisters and a window left open. Gertrude Frances and Jela-Hershel Dotson are named alongside addresses 64 Michigan avenue and 416 Miami avenue.

Santa Claus Santa Gertrude Frances Jela Hershel Dotson Michigan Doll Evilsizer Miami Avenue

Vandalia Conductor T H Perkins to Lay Off Over Holidays

T H Perkins, conductor at Vandalia, will take a holiday layoff over the forthcoming seasonal period. The move affects his conducting duties and schedules at the railway operations. He remains with the company during the holiday period and will resume duties afterward.

T. H. Perkins Vandalia

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AMIS Coqood Entertainments Spirit of Yulet.de Market Street M. E Ives Eckiia Rev. Brown Sunday School Orchestra Ferry Wicks Raymond Martin John Crosby Mabel Martin Stuart McCallister Reed Ethel Maple Ae Ieee Miss Stuart Ethel McCallister Israel S. Simrer Ninth Street Christian Church Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Sunday School Edna Putnam Frederick Vaile Laverne Brown Annie Moon Little Town of Bethlehem Margaret Searight Welden Powell Margaret Furry Ruth Hildebrandt Christ Eveni Pollo St. Vincent de C. H. Hoover Hartford City Evening News August Sherhorn Hammond Ada Jones Terre Haute Herbert Marion Seth M. Velsey Abstract, Loan and Insurance Office Elizabeth Barker Jefferson Frank E. Smith Ella Nora Webster William W. Smith Grace Oden Edgar E. Phillips Tipton Thomas F. Welch Sarah J. Walsh George Cicott Eleventh Street Clifton H. Nethercutt A. M. Weeney Miami Ira Cart Stella A. Nethercutt Husband W. E. Spencer Neal McKaig Arthur uBchanan Arthur Baughman W. McMillin Qoscar Strable Charles James Yoxie Japan the JR Standard Oil Company (Incorporated SIFNS W. Fis Fillcey Miami Ave North Street Twelve Mile News United Brethren Cost Anna William Bogus George Brown Aaron Plank S. E. McDowell Linnie Brown Dee Debois Macy Nora Champ Near Fulton Nathan Kinneman Allie Widener Péru Irvin Horace McDowell Peru Mary Watkins Chili Walter Conkling Julia Rogers Bethlehem M. E. Sunday School Eve Mrs. Ort Waltz Abshire and Harman Abshire Family Fai
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