Township Joint Commencement Decision Nears Final Form
A list of graduates from the Little Red School House is published as trustees debate whether townships should hold joint or separate commencements. It was decided to hold joint exercises at Spencer park on Saturday, June 22, with several townships already signaling joint plans.
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Little Red School House
Spencer Park
Township
Adams Township
Edward Kinecry
Geo. Schneider
Fanny Irwin
Lizzie Ault
Mary Sullivan
Myrtle Doran
Otis Applegate
Clinton Township
Julia Rice
Joe Champion
Lola Furrow
Laura Bun- Rosa R
Paul Smith
Dorothy Brewer
Agnes Early
Esther Murphy
Earl Rothermel
Henry Graham
Ethel Smith
Roy Robinson
Boone Township
Edna Kistler
Lou Eldridge
Jesse Llewellyn
Dean McDonald
Nora Seward
Howard McCombs
Ned Wooley
Helene Thomas
Everett Welch
Clyde Mayfield
Hollace Mayfield
Mae Smith
Ethel Pulty
Eddie Thornburg
Owen Smith
Lucile Beckley
Willa Briggs
Leonia Potter
Grace Martin
Grace Williams
Laura Plotner
Marcus Biss
Elbert Dodt
Harrison Tor Stevens
Esther Zim Rrison
Neilie Clary
Fern Clary
Katie Finton
William Brown
Jackson Township
Elta Burrows
Olney Howard
Bessie McDonald
Ruth
Mary Bion
Harry Walker
Ruth Funk
Carl
Eva Pauline
Ladies Douglass
Ivan Murden
Jefferson Township
Mary Shields
Edna Watts
Kate Banta
Carl Waters
Henry Harvey
Merl Callaway
Glen Loser
Gertie Spencer
William Baate
Roxanna Davis
Bertha Sloop
Grace Sloop
Bessie Saunders
Howard Buchanan
Bert Fisher
James Smith
Martha’ Conner
Miami ‘S
Ethel Wailici
Monell Dixon
Daisy Eye
Eva Flory
Ethel Robertson
Mn Kay Burton
Omer Canade
Noble Township
George Earl
Agnes Siddall
Vernon Light
Paul Dumm
Alta Guthrie
Nouble
Washinston
Tipton
Clay
Clinton
Eel
Miami Townships
Bethlehem
Jefferson
Deer Creek
Youngs Buy Broadway Property From Justier
A. J. Young and Maria Young purchased the property between Twenty first and Twenty second on Broadway, formerly owned by William Justier, for twenty one hundred dollars.
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A. J. Young
Maria Young
Twenty-first
Twenty-second
Broadway
William Justier
Knights and Ladies of Honor hold banquet and initiation
The Ravena lodge hosted a banquet and initiation meeting at the Red Men’s hall last night State Supreme Treasurer George Byrd of Indianapolis attended the event.
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Ravena Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor
Red Men’s Hall
State Supreme
George Byrd
Indianapolis
Chicago Actors Elopes After Bridge Whist Romance
A Chicago actor Josephine Gilgour and Miss Angela Lynch eloped to South Bend after a brief romance sparked during a bridge whist game in Chicago. The couple, connected to theater circles, plans to resume their lives after a wedding supper in Chicago and will spend summers at Nantucket.
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Chicago
Josephine Gilgour
the Lion and the Mouse” Company
Angela J. Lynch
South Bend
Miss Lynch
Powers
Gilgour
Bagley
Piccadilly
Hearts
Boston
Hoyle
Adde
the Lion and the Mouse
Yohn Lynch
Thomas Mullaney
Dearborn Avenue
William Senn
Blanche Walsh
Local Odd Fellows to Hold Degrees in Kewanna
Members of Cass Encampment No. 119 0 0 F will travel to Kewanna this evening to confer a degree on a class. Local L O O F lodge members are invited to Walton tomorrow for memorial exercises at the Lutheran church.
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Kewanna
Cass
Walton
Miss Clarice Risley Returns to Camden After Visit
Miss Clarice Risley returns to her Camden home after a visit with Mrs. H. E. Bonnell in town.
Court clash over Emry change of venue fuels tale
Squire Reid and Constable Heppe discuss Robert E. Emry’s case after he seeks a venue shift from Reid’s court to Judge Hanawalt. Emry offered eleven dollars to avoid a guilty entry, but Reid insists a verdict must be guilty or not guilty, prompting a venue change and ongoing litigation.
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Robert E. Emry
Louise Garber
Squire Reid
Hanawalt
Constable Heppe
Emry
Entity
Heppe
Seventy Communicants to Take First Communion
Seventy children of St Vincent's parish will attend the 7 30 mass tomorrow to receive the holy sacrament. Next Sunday a class of eighty five will be confirmed at ten o'clock mass. First communion will also be given at the two other Catholic churches tomorrow with confirmations next Sunday.
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St. Vincent’s Parish
Casting strike injures Vandalia yard worker
Leo Wolf employed on the rip track in the Vandalia yards was struck below the eye by a casting fragment this morning. A one inch gash opened. an inch higher could have cost him an eye.
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Leo Wolf
Vandalia
Ex-Councilman Coble Acquitted Amid Controversy
Richard Coble former Delphi councilman was acquitted of associating with Rosa Newbold an alleged prostitute. No evidence supported the charge and Mayor Cochrane ordered Coble’s release. The arrest sparked claims of spite by Marshal Hubbard amid a tense city scene.
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Richard Coble
Delphi
Marshal Hubbard
Rosa Newheld
Cochrane
Coble
Hubbard
Newbold
Newhold
Amer Green
House Party At Lake Maxinkuckee Attended By Notables
Miss Mayme Foreman hosts a Lake Maxinkuckee gathering with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pitman Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. J Nelson of Cincinnati and Miss Grace Jenks of Terre Haute.
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Mayme Foreman
Lake Maxinkuckee
E. E. Pitman
C. H. Stewart
Air
J. ¥. Nelson
Cincinnati
Grace Jenks
Terre Hante
Judge Wins New Summer Home at Lake Maxicknekee
Judge Winfield moved his belongings to a new summer cottage at Lake Maxicknekee last week. The home cost 4,000 and features a lighting and water plant. It is described as one of the prettiest houses around the lake.
Delphi High School honors thirty one graduates this week
Thirty one students completed their studies at Delphi High School this week marking the culmination of the academic year. The ceremony recognized each graduate and highlighted their achievements as they prepare for new paths.
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Delphi
Boy burglars learn from false alarms and rare reversals
A historical report details repeated false fire alarms, arrests and reprimands. It describes special tactics to deter amateur burglars by lengthening sentences, aiming to reduce store break-ins and thefts. Police respond to a murder scare at Jericho, where E K Filmore reports robbers breaking in and attempting murder before being jailed.
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Zarnes
Small Heys
Reform School
Hairbow Mining Stockholders Plan Mine Machinery
Stockholders met in the north court room to finalize plans for installing machinery at their mine. William E. Paul was appointed to visit the mine at the start of July and report back to the company.
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Hairbow Mining Company
North Court Room
William E. Paul
Junior Y M C A Plans Evening Meeting
Members will hold a massing in the gymnasium this evening to finalize plans for the field meet. Two teams will be selected and practice for the event will begin.
Women League Delegates Stir Logan During Convention
In Logan, the Woman's Union Label League delegates drew strong local attention as they arrived and departed. At a Stettiner hall reception they discussed improving meeting attendance, noting afternoon sessions to avoid nighttime child care and the effectiveness of serving ice cream and cake.
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Woman’s Union Label League
Logansport
Woman's Label League
League
Miss Fitzgerald
Brettell
Stettiner Hall
Weather in 1850 Presaged Hard Times and Bountiful Harvests
In 1850 June frost hit corn and wheat as croakers warned of famine. Despite early damage, later warm weather yielded bountiful crops and a rich fruit harvest, contrasting warnings with a positive seasonal turn.
Ottos cancel games due to team breakup
The Ottos will not play tomorrow after the team split up. They were set for a doubleheader with Hartford City today and here tomorrow. The Postoffice team plays at Lucerne tomorrow afternoon, and Lucerne claims county championship amid a tough local challenge.
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Ottos
Hartford City
Postoffice
Lucerne
Joint Missionary Meeting Brings City Societies Together
A joint missionary meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the parish halls of the Christian church. Representatives from all city missionary societies attended and shared a social time. The aim was to secure new ideas for advancing the work.
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The
Christian Church
Flag Day Observance Promoted In Logansport
Residents urged to fly the flag on June 14 as the G. A. R. plans special observance to celebrate Flag Day in Logansport.
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Logansport
Wife Finds Husband in Wyoming and Springs Surprise
Mrs George Stephens Jr of Pulaski county rushes into the sheriff's office claiming “I’ve got him” after locating her husband in Buffalo Wyoming. Deputy Barnett confirms the seizure in a case tied to a Panhandle employer and a pending divorce bench warrant with a restraining order.
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George Stephens, Jr
Pulaski County
Barnett
Buffalo
Wye
Panhandle
Wyoming
Lodges Initiate Fifteen Logansport Members At Wabash
Lodge at Wabash No 200 initiated fifteen candidates for admission to Wabash lodge No 8 last night. A banquet followed. Local Logansport attendees listed include K A Tucker J B Anderson Walter Porter and many others. An invitation to a card social and dance on Tuesday June 11 was accepted.
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Logansport
Wabash
K. A. Tucker
J. B. Anderson
Walter Porter
Orville Tam
Luther Taylor
J. S. Taylor
Bessie Taylor
Cora Marshall
Marie Marshall
Helen Clymers
John Brandt
B. W. Clary
Arthur Dodds
Frank Dodds
Willard Bates
Wabash Lodge
Severe storms and tornadoes devastate Illinois Kentucky Indiana
Chicago reports severe storms and tornadoes across southern Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Four deaths confirmed at New Minden Illinois and a cloudburst at Gradyville Kentucky with ten to fifteen killed. Many houses destroyed in York.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New Minden
Gradyville
York
Karlsruhe man admits murder after wife’s death
Karl Hall, arrested in Karlsruhe, Germany, is charged with murder of his mother in law. He confessed today after being informed of his wife’s death by suicide.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Karl Hall
Lad Harry Smith Reports Lost Twenty Dollars
Harry Smith told Sergeant Morris he was touched for twenty dollars after visiting several resorts. He did not miss the money until attempting to buy a cigar. Police searched with him but the money was not recovered.
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Harry Smith
Morris
Lafayette Public Schools Closed Thursday Morning
Lafayette public schools closed Thursday morning. District officials cited weather and safety concerns prompting closures across attendance zones. No classes will operate and activities are canceled until further notice.
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Lafayette
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Harrison Kline
Ray McDowell
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Mabel Ruth
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