A. D. McMix Red Cross Stamp Hunt
Twelfth street notes include a call to buy Red Cross stamps and find A D McMix with a reward of 1500 dollars offered. Notices mention house for rent and local social visits. Various residents travel, visit kin, and attend Christmas activities across Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingomar
the Ark
Stalnaker
Red Cross
the Crystal
Third St
W. E. Burke
Vandalia
Decatur
Ind
Icle Scott
Kewanna
J. M. McKinsey
Anderson
Pickell
Twelfth Street
M. H. Pickell
Marion
A. D. McMix
New Dancing Club Formed By Crescent Stag and Phi Sigma Chi
A new dancing club named the 09 Dancing Club was formed yesterday by members of the Crescent and Stag clubs and the Phi Sigma Chi fraternity. The first dance will be held in Stettiner hall on January 7. Membership is limited to sixty. Ernest Thomas named president, Ralph Julian treasurer, Archie Wilson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent and Stag
Phi Sigma Chi
Stettiner Hall
Ernest Thomas
Ralph Julian
Archie Wilson
Bridge City Candy Co. Denies Move to K of P Building
Bridge City Candy Co. declares they will not move into the K of P building and that the Journal’s report was erroneous. They state they remain a home industry in Logansport, continuing production of Paragon line and Scotch kisses, with thanks to customers and retailers for past support and a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge City Candy Company
K. of P
Logansport
Paragon
Bridge City Candy Co
Woman Seeks Work In Family Washing or Cleaning
Local woman seeks employment options including family washing piece work or cleaning offices. Inquiries directed to Mrs Shaw in Unger addition or leave word at the Reporter office.
Dorothy Virginia Splint Finding Leads To Town Inquiry
Dorothy Virginia Splint appears in a local notice with the name W. Kruck associated and a phone number 619. The brief item suggests a community inquiry or record entry related to personal details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Virginia Splint
W. Kruck
Local notes cover Christmas visits and duty reports
Coal and beer details plus numerous holiday report items. Workers and drivers, including brakeman Wecht and fireman South, return to duty after Christmas layoffs. Socials feature Mrs. Makepeace and J F Lawler visits, Elks open house on New Year’s Eve for about 700 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Streble
Wall Street
Rochester
Wecht’s
Rachel Tousely
Nellie
Robinson
Tousley
D. M. Courtney
Marion
Phi Delta Kappas
Bertha Kalich
Nelson
Chicago
Panhandle
A. M. Makepeace
Indianapolis
J. F. Lawler
Ernest Smith
South Dakota
Shiloh
Judge of Elks
One Jersey Kiss Costs 125 Dollars in Suit
A West Hoboken wedding anniversary celebration ends with Frank Reiner of Jersey City kissing Mrs. Swartz without consent. The incident leaves Swartz with a black eye and lip swollen. Mrs. Swartz sues for 3000 dollars and is awarded 25 dollars. Swartz receives 109 dollars in the district court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Swartz
Christian Swartz
West Hoboken
Frank Reiner
Jersey City
Reiner
Swartz
Odd Bulgarian Wedding Bath Custom Surfaces in History
A curious early note describes Bulgarian wedding folklore where women bathe only once in a lifetime, the day before marriage, and a peculiar balance trick using the big toe as a fulcrum to propel the body during some ritual.
Vandalia Rail Staff And Holiday Movements Noted
Local dispatch records several Vandalia railroad workers laid off and returning to duty during the holidays. Moves include engineers conductors and brakemen from Vandalia and nearby towns. A Parsi Fal company transport on train No 40 adds an extra coach and baggage car for December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jones
Morris
Walter
Indianapolis
Kate Fitzgerald
17Thl Street
Vandalia
Parsifal Company
Colfax
Crawfordsville
Deaths and Funerals: Ahern Cromer Tolley Delarber Kirby
Mrs. Winifred Ahern aged 49 died Saturday at 5 15 PM at 1704 Spear Street. Funeral tomorrow at 9 from St Joseph Church. interment Mt St Vincent. Survived by husband Patrick and six children. Col Robert Cromer funeral held yesterday at 1 PM from 412 Melbourne Ave. interment Mt Hope. Phoebe A Tolley funeral yesterday at 2 30 PM from 1802 Spear Street. interment Mt. The funeral of John B Delarber held today at 9 from St Vincent de Paul. interment Mt St Vincent. Services under B of R T. Michael Kirby funeral this morning at ?.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ahern
Spear Street
St. Joseph Church
Father Kroeger
Mt. St. Vincent
Patrick Ahern
Charles
Winifred
Mary
James
Helen
Walter
Col
Robert Cromer
Melbourne Avenue
John C. White
Broadway M. E. Church
Mt. Hope
Phoebe A. Tolley
Broadway M. E
John B. Delarber
St. Vincent de Paul
Father Crosson
B. of R. T
Michael Kirby
Kesling-Cotterman and Sence-Billings Wed in Two Marriages
Floyd F. Cotterman and Hazel D. Kesling were granted a license to wed. Estella Sence and C L Billings were married Thursday at the United Brethren church parsonage by Rev Shafoose. They will reside at Poplar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesling-Cotterman
Floyd F. Cotterman
Hazel D. Kesling
Sence-Billings
Estella Sence
C. L. Billings
United Rethren Church
Rev. Shafoose
Poplar Grove
Warwick Manufacturer Dies in Auto Crash
Hiram B. Berry of Warwick, a former Morton Trust officer and wealthy manufacturer, died of heart disease while driving alone near Spring Valley New Jersey. His car ran into a ditch as it climbed a steep grade. he apparently overtaxed himself driving at top speed before the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spring Valley
N. J
Hiram B. Berry
Warwick
Morton Trust Company
Iron Clad Hose Offers New Year Hosiery
Iron Clad Hose markets durable four ply heel reinforced stockings in popular solid colors. The ad touts seamless toe and heel protection and silky Isle thread quality as a gift option for the family.
Christmas Family Reunions Attend in Noble Township
A bustling Christmas day at the Lincoln Adair home in Noble township drew many relatives and friends from nearby towns. Guests included John W. Biggs, Alvin Adair, Harry Adair, John Adair, Stella Rush, and Maud Allen among others, with a big dinner served. Additional dinners hosted by E A Tucker and others brought together dozens of local residents and visitors from Peru, Chicago, Lafayette, and Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Adair
Noble Township
John W. Biggs
McCarty
Alvin Adair
Nobile Township
Harry Adair
New Waverly
John Adair
Adamsboro
Charles Slyiltz
Ford’s Crossing
Stella Rush
Logansport
Charles Wilkinson
Lucerne
Ceberia Gills
Wabash
Joseph Cline
City
Lou Shaw
Peru
Lola Gill
North Manchester
Zinn
Maud Allen
Indianapolis
Will Rea
Alf Gibbs
Race Street
Honors Awarded and Dinner in Ben Hurhall
In Ben Hurhall the Knights and ladies of Honor awarded honors to Maud Henderson Gladys Helma Walter Brown and Arthur Sur face. Mrs Edward Klingaman entertained Christmas day dinner with Mr and Mrs Peter Studebaker and Miss Ellen Klingaman. Mrs Studabaker sister of Mrs Klingaman. Miles Wilkinson of Chicago and William L asbourne of Kalamazoo attended a Saturday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Max G Hoffman of 2400 High street. Chester Horne won multiple poultry prizes at the Galveston show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Jea
Clayton Campbell
Walton
Rey E. Rapsch
W. W. Kesling
Peru
Elizabeth
Marie McGreg
Rochester
Ind
N. W. Benning
Duchess
Will Elliott
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mott
Detroit
Mrs. Wertzberger
J. van Buskirkk
Albert Fidler
Fa Wayne
Jack Fitzgerald
Vandalia
Bulla Amarine
Columbus
Georgia Legg
High Street
Harry Hirst
Panhandle
Dunkirk
J. M. Boyer
Bradford
Boyer
Albert Fisher
Fort Wayne
Walter Bassett
Elwood
Kansas
H. S. Tousley
Chicago
Jessie Whitworth
Alabama
Earl Dykeman
Charles Neal
Front Street
Bertha Whittenberger
Edna Rhodes
Mildredtow
Ben Hurhall
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Maud Henderson
Gladys Helma
Walter Brown
Arthur Sur
Edward Klingaman
Peter Studebaker
Cincinnati
Ellen Klingaman
Lovi Bend
Studabaker
Klingaman
Max G. Hoffman
Miles Wilkinson
William L.4sbourne
Kalamazoo, Mich
Chester Horne
Galveston
Deserter Frank McGuire Arrested by Patrolman Frohm
Frank McGuire, who deserted from the United States warship Idaho, was captured today in a patrol operation led by Patrolman Frohm. The incident occurred in the city and ends his absence from active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGuire
United States
Idaho
Frohm
Extra Coaches Alight as Panhandle Trains Run Heavy Holiday Traffic
Extra coaches were placed on all Panhandle trains out of this city today due to heavy travel. Many people are returning home from Christmas vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Ivy Grove Woodmen Circle Meeting and Knights Templar Conclave
A called meeting of Ivy Grove Woodmen Circle is set for 7:30 PM in the ante room of West Ben Hur hall to receive and ballot on an application. Also a special conclave of SE John Commandery No. 24 Knights Templar meets Monday evening for the Temple and Malta Orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Grove
West Ben Hur Hall
the Guardian
John Ecommandery
Knights Templar
Temple and
Malta
W. P. Felver
PB. C
Henry Tucker
Advertised Letters Held At Logan Post Office
Letters addressed to George Farrell R R No 7 Vine Mullen dore Fred Steele William Ward Nellie Black Mrs George Boze R R No 6 Miss Zena Clymer Sarah Jennings 1702 Market street Mrs Charles Pancoast 600 W Main Street Miss Bertha Liddell remained in the Logans post office for the week ending December 28 1908. If not called for within ten days they will be sent to the dead letter office at Washington D C. John M Johnston postmaster Read advertisements in The Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker McCord
Vandalia
F. H. Worthington
Syracuse
N. Y
Terre Haute
Loan & Trust Co
William Kreuger
Edith Goings
Tipton
Edna Coffman
East Market Street
Charles Houser
Columbia City
Indianapolis
Peru
Charles W. Schubach
Chicago
Katherine Schubach
D. E. Bennett
Toledo Street
Charles Glasce
Frank Barr
West Broadway
Saybrook, H
Edgerly
N. D
Logansport
Washington
J. C. Lewis
Cara Y. M. C. A
George Farrell
R. R
Vine Mullendore
Fred Steele
William Ward
Nellie Black
George Boze
Zena Clymer
Sarah Jennings
Market Street
Charles Pancoast
Main Street
Bertha Liddell
John M. Johnston
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Josh Wise
Thornhope
Edna Norris
Otto Prosch
Charles Engart
Nellie Boyle
D. P. Boyle
Boyle and Sunset Railroad
Edith Pottmeyer
West Market Street
C. W. Enders
Smead Street
Sarah Dorn
Edith van Buren
San Francisco
Cal
J. G. Tedford
Miami Baptist Church
Illinois
Frank.Cross
Pique
Ohio
J. B. Butcher
Myrtle Butcher- Leach
Kokomo
Bert Hyman
525
Alice R. Kinzie
Baith
Hebron
Mattie L. Wirick
East Wabash Avenue
Einora Price
Winchester
Mark Hamilton
Mrs. Rennie Sowers
Delphi
C. G. Macy
Alton
Sherman Harvey
Russell
Winamac
Bertha Kalich Company
Ruth Gipe
Gertrude Reutelohier
Bess Pugh
Lincoln Gipe
Fred Lahman
Harry A. Tucker
Vv. C. Hanawalt
Squire Yathes Reid
Lahmann
Etnire’s Grocery
NEW Dancing Club
C. A. South
Christ
The
Ark
D. S. Puett
J. A. Wagner
J. M. Tishock
Vandalia Yard
J. A. Warner
J. F. Smith
Logansport State Bank
Will Eskin
Samuel Walthers
Trever
Fourth Street
E. A. Tucker
Wheatland Avenue
Joseph Whinnery
Naomi
Sherman Tucker
Roy and
Mabel
Cliffton Avenue
Thomas Grimes
Lafayette
W. H. H. Tucker
Anoka
Ella Tritle
Broadway
Maud Noble
Donald
Frankfort
Charles Tritle
H. A. Tritle
Flora
al Grant
Mattie Cassady
Walter Myers
Leo Tritle
Charles Palmer
Woodland ‘Street
Charles Barker
William Barker
D. F. Coonskin
Adamsboro Baptist Church
Busjarn & Schneider
Bloc Hse A
W. H. Filley
Miami Ave
North Street
G. M. Webster
Pearl St
Grates
C. L. Dilley & CO
Market ST
Indiana
Crawford
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