City News in Brief and Social Notes
Ripe bananas at Vivian's and Big cut in prices at Graves' removal sale headline a busy note. Many residents make trips to Chicago and Greenfield while local events include dances, card parties and an I. A. T. excursion to Indianapolis. Public notices announce savings deposits and utility hours. funeral notices record George W. Rodefer and Mrs. Allen Lettis services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Coberger
Red Cross
Vivian's
D. F. Ramsey
Marion
Will Bernfield
Monticello
the Crystal
Loan & Trust Co
Little tailor shop offers broad discounts at Graves Removal sale
Numerous local notices describe sales and discounts including 10 to 50 percent at Graves Removal. Other items report births, visits, travel to Toledo, guardianship, and community club activities. A Topeka style roundup notes a fire chief hire in Seattle and a Saengerfest gathering in Indianapolis with 2,000 singers and 20,000 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Tailor
the Crystal
James Kingery
Twelve Mile
J. W. Elliott
Linden, Ind
Willard Elliott
Farm for sale in Cass County with stock and implements
For sale or trade a 112 acre farm in Cass county with no crops growing and farming implements. Possession available immediately. Contact O W Cooper by phone 285.
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Cass County
O. W. Cooper
Scientist to Speak on Christian Science at Broadway
Frank H. Leonard of Brooklyn will deliver a lecture on Christian Science or Demonstrable Religion at the Broadway theatre Thursday evening June 25. The lecture will be free and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tiles
Public Schools
Marion
B. C. Stevens
Rockville
Detroit
Toledo
Wabash Station
White Star
All Rai
George W. Rodefer
High Street
J. C. White
Frank H. Leonard
Brooklyn
Broadway Theatre
Mill and Factory End Sale Promises Bargains Tomorrow
Mill and factory store advertises a big end of sale with Heatherbloom petticoats silk petticoats dress coats rugs calicoes and ginghams at reduced prices. The notice touts 5000 other bargains and lists several item prices to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatherbloom
Lonsdale
Social Circles Highlights Young, Birthday, and Social Visits
A look at local social life lists Roy Barnes turning seventeen at Plum street with a signet ring from Russell Leonard and Earl Guthrie in attendance. Edna Coffman hosts Maude Baker's farewell party at East Market street, while John Redwood marks his fifty sixth with a surprise visit from friends. A Country club dance with visitors is noted, and Mrs. Harry Mehan hosts Christian church Section No. 7 at 318 Barron Street this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sample
Fred Green
Royal Center
Dale McKeon
Pittsburg
W. P. Beall
Walton
Arkansas
Vance Cooper
Twelve Mile
T. E. Bullock
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. E. Kidd
Adamsboro
Kate Hall
Peru
Edith Alexander
Elder Simons
Seven Foot
Jackson Township
Galveston
Belle Park
Minnie Todd
Young America
Franklin
Dana Grimes
Ethel
New Waverly
Otis Burrows
John E. Redmond
al Mustard
John McCullough
Howard
Edna
Troy
Eversole
Bride
Ed Sellers
C. B. Rhodes
Effner
Ill
Harvey Bel
Jewell
Henry Murdock
Chicago
Leo Winslow
Marion
Deaconess Board
Mayme Cushman
Indianapolis
Butler University
George Lee
George Michaels
Widgeon
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Ned Ruddel
Roxomo
Ed Taylor
Wabash Station
J. B. Tucker
Harry Persinger
Anoka
William Hance
Camden
Oklahoma
John W. Cost
Roy Barnes
Plum Street
Russell Leonard
Earl Guthrie
Pedro
Edna Coffman
East Market Street
Maude Baker
Harry Mehan
The
Christian Church
Barron — Street
Weddings Ring in Broadview City This Morning
Miss Emma Mucker and Arthur E. Friend wed at St Joseph Church with Rev A J Kroeger officiating. They depart for an eastern wedding tour and will live at 1927 Broadway. Also wed were Miss Harriet Sewell and Will Murdock at the Sewell home, then Charles Burkit and Myrtle Meek tied the knot yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ide
Grand Rapids
George Gangloff
W. S. Watts
South Side
Eat
Valparaiso
Emma Barnhart
Frank Wall and Sons
Rochester
Charles Ross
Charles J. Klinck
North Street
Samaria
Mich
William Gremelspacher
Joseph
Columbus
George Rife
Lakerie
St. Joseph Church
Emma Mucker
Henry Mucker
Arthur E. Friend
Panhandle
A. J. Kroeger
No. 1927
Broadway
Harriet Sewell
Will
Murdock
T. K. Sewell
Walter Johnston
Harry A. Klinck
Rose Zeider
A. A. Mainwaring
Baptist Church
Charles Burkit
Myrtle Meek
Squire Reid
Burrows Delivers Silent Speech At Big Party Convention
The article notes Burrows reading from a manuscript, delivering a measured speech about party gains in bank deposits railway trackage exports and wealth. Bishop Muldoon offered a contrasting prayer that acknowledged the people. The setting is a large Coliseum where acoustics impede hearing details of wealth distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Muldoon
St. Bridget’s School Holds Picnic at Spencer Park
Pupils from St. Bridget’s school enjoyed a picnic at Spencer Park today. They departed at nine in the morning and brought their dinners. The boys played a morning baseball game while the girls watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s School
Spencer Park
Cass County Historical Society Meeting Plans Picnic
The Cass County Historical Society will meet with the Old Settlers in the north court room Saturday at 2 PM to arrange a mid summer picnic program for August. Officers and executive committee urged to attend. Signed D. P. Baldwin president Swift Wright secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Historical Society
North Court Room
D. P. Baldwin
Swift Wright
Harvest update notes early hay reports
Walter McCrea living north of the city reports first harvesting timothy hay. W. W. Moss has been cutting Clover hay for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McCrea
W. W. Moss
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Josh Wise
Vivian’s
W. W. Ridenour
Bess Griffith
Kokomo
Fern Albright
Eddie Atkinson
Mexico
J. H. Strauss
J. M. McKinsey
Fred
Lyman
Deford
Fifth St
F. P. Gibson
Greenfield
Simons
Orlando Davidson
May Hinton, Ke
William Sullivan
Martinsville
Lulu Endicott
Evansville
Sagie Velle Fenton
Vassar College
J. H. Lantz
Charleston
J. H. Hinkle
James D. Porter
Maxinkuckee
Sheerin Cottage
Ruth Biggs
South Bend
Arthur Routh
Will Price
Arthur Carey
Walton Prohibi
Tionists
Allen Lettis
Burlington Invenue
Mt. Hope
Isaac Shafer
Sycamore, C
T. K. Shafer
Fred Lennon
Amanda Sarvor
Minica
J. M. Anderson
Joseph Oyler
Dr. C. P. Dutchess Block
Theodore Minneman
Francis Minneman
Julia A. Minne
J. J. Teeter
Burlington Road
Court Miner
Harrison Township
Frank Sowers
R. M. Johnston
Pueblo
Colo
T. A. Howe
Eagle
John M
Ike Johnston
Harry Bringhurst
Seattle
Wash
Folowing
Effie McDaniels
Myrtle Roach
Fern Umbarger
Elsie Lowry
Nellie McDaniel
King’s Daughters and Sons
J. E. Doyle
Eighteenth Street
Cass
Ira Cree
Keinley’s
Anna Oliver
Kansas
Oliver
Sangerbund
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Louis Ergott
Tomor
John Redwood
Melbourne Avenue
Morehart & Denbo
Foley’s
Foley
Cmaaker
Lee
Maes
Scott Hominy
Pittsgrove
Meek-Burkit
Poul
California
Isc
Salsoda
Royal Soap
the Hustler
White & Son
Harry Payton
Logansport
RUG Manufacturing GO
H. D. Schaefer
Pritchett's
J. F. Dinnen
National Sangerfest
State Fair Grounds
Indiana Union Traction Company
Fair Grounds
Historical Society Meeting
Fourth St
Lhe Oppenheimer
Boss
North Star and
Indiana
Refriger
ATORS
Hke Foley's
Royal
Dr. Price
Price
Herrick Refrigerator
Cummings
Viney
E. D. Clossgor
Crawford's Hardware
North Star
Flanegin How. &C
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