Marion candidate visits city amid local business notices
Thomas D. Tharp of Marion, a congressional candidate, was in the city yesterday. C. J. Berenitz returned from Grand Rapids after attending his father’s funeral. Dr. W. F. Larimer the Great Owl lecturer will speak at the Crystal Friday night. Paragon candies promoted by Trade Palace as home booster picks.
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McMeans & Co
Nelison Theatre
Wiler & Wise, Inc
Thomas D. Tharp
Marion
A. T. Bowen & Co
C. J. Berenitz
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. F. Larimer
Trade Palace
Tillian Barbour
J. H. Neff
Springfield
Ohio
Grover Pollet
Colfax
John Harrison
Clymers
Panhandle
Robert O. Justice
Purdue
Marguerite Condon
Chicago
John Gerrard
Elks
Marie McGregor
Florence McLaughlin
Bee Hive
New York
Curry
Charles Barnes
Hamilton
Caroline Wise
Philadelphia
E. B .McConnell
Leo Nussbaum
M. W. Millikan
George Millikan
Montpelier
Ind
John Clarke
E. C. Church
Culver
John Campbell
Welson Banta
Danville
Local notices and tidbits from Loganport brief
Community notes include visits and travel of residents from Logansport and surrounding towns. Mentions of shops, sales, events at Crystal and Trade Palace, Elks activities, and local hiring and transfers. Also notes on weather, contests, and small classifieds plus a police postal-card crackdown forthcoming.
Barber Visit Sparks Curious Hairdo Incident
A readable fragment describes Little Eddie accompanying his father to the barber. The barber allegedly produced catlike splashes on the father's hair and created a strange visual effect, described as a charlotte ruse, in the shop.
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Little Eddie
Papa
Charlotte
Basket Social at Baptist Church Friday Evening
The Baptist Young People's Union invites members and friends to a basket social at the Baptist church Friday at 8 o'clock. An interesting program will start the evening and all items including lunch will be free. All are welcome.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Baptist Church
Fire Sale of Coal Goods at Hedde Home
John Hedde advertises a fire sale of all coal types at 432 High Street, with contact via phone 1700. The notice emphasizes discounted coal items and urgent sale.
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John Hedde
High Street
Social Circles Highlight Home Club Meeting and Dance
Mrs. Frank Rhea hosted the Woman's club at East Market Street with papers by Mrs. Osmer on The Ancient Hebrew Proverbs and Mrs. Giffe on Songs of Ancient Hebrews. John Baker led a dance at the Masonic Temple with guests Lila Gray of Indianapolis and Benjamin F. Reed of Lafayette. Music by More hart & Denbo. A private piano recital by Miss Elizabeth Stanton and Herbert Stevens is planned at Miss Laura Howe's North Street home.
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Frank Rhea
Woman's Club
East Market Street
John Baker
Masonic Temple
Lila Gray
Indianapolis
Benjamin F. Reed
Lafayette
Morehart &Denbo
Elizabeth Stanton
Herbert Stevens
Laura Howe
North Street
Crepe de Chine Dress With Lavender Accents
A crepe de chine gown in delicate lavender morning glory is tailored for a plain princess. Sleeve puffs and inner yoke feature white silk net latticed with corn color satin bands. Wide silk chantilly lace forms mitten sleeves and shoulder drapery with deep purple soutache on bodice and skirt.
Stead to shave whiskers for Cromwell impersonation
A humorous local note says W. Stead will shave his whiskers to impersonate Oliver Cromwell in a pageant. It highlights Stead as an interesting figure and jokes about future people growing whiskers to mimic him in a carnival.
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Stead
Cromwell
Bat
Colorado trip diary from Cripple Creek to Pike's Peak frontier
A Cripple Creek correspondent writes from Cripple Creek Colorado about the 26 000 population town at 9715 feet altitude describes the climate water supply from melting snow the abundance of burros the mining district economy surrounding wildlife and distant trips to Canon City Idaho Springs Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods and Pike's Peak noting rail roads scenery and a planned voyage to Wyoming Montana Nevada and Arizona with remarks on Denver and a forthcoming convention
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Indiana
Pike’s Peak
Canon City
Denver
Logan
Moffat
Idaho Springs
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Din ner Dance Soup Spill Leaves Writers Amused
Social note recalls a light moment at a dinner dance where a writer tripped and spilled soup, prompting amused chatter among attendees.
Comic Weekly Bars Mother-in-law Joke From Pages
A comic weekly has barred the mother-in-law joke from its pages citing aging humor. The move follows a pattern of restrictions reflecting shifting audience sensibilities and editorial stance.
City Provides Work For Idle Los Angeles Men
Los Angeles facing a surge of unemployment after the money panic. Between 15 000 and 20 000 men idle, with thousands more arriving from other towns. Five soup kitchens and free employment bureaus opened. emergency funds of 5 000 allocated by city and county to hire men for road work. Local ministers urged congregations to employ at least one man each.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad
Deaths and Funerals Prompt Local Obituaries
Mrs. Margaret McNamara died yesterday at 3 PM at 520 Ottawa Street. Funeral 9 AM Wednesday from St. Bridget's Church with burial at Mt. St. Vincent. Mrs. Sarah Countryman, 47, died yesterday at her son John Countryman’s home near Lincoln. funeral at 1 PM today, interment in L. O. O. F. cemetery at Galveston. Walter Ensfeld, 25, cigar maker of 140 Wright Street, died today. funeral 2:30 PM tomorrow. interment Mt. Hope. Archibald Fuller, former Panhandle official, died in Louisville after five weeks of typhoid fever. note his Boston home and visits to Logansport. The remains of Mrs Christine Maier...
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Margaret McNamara
Ottawa Street
St. Bridget’s Church
Father Quinn
Mt. St. Vin
Sarah Countryman
John Countryman
Lincoln
John
Will Countryman
Everett Gore
Galveston
Walter Ensfeld
John Emsfield
Wright Street
John Macahey
Barton B. Bigler
Mt. Hope
Archibald Fuller
Harry Brown
Louisville
Panhandle
Lodge and Club Meetings Across Local Churches
The Needle Workers of the First Presbyterian meet at Mrs. Harry Seawright's home, 1326 High Street, tomorrow at 1 PM. The Wheatland Avenue M. E. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. Frank McFann, 216 Bates Street, tomorrow afternoon. The Universalist Ladies' Aid gathers at Mrs. Chas. Brown's near Thirteenth and North streets tomorrow. Eel River Lodge No. 417 L O O F members are urged to attend.
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Eel River Lodge
No. 417
Harmony court to initiate twenty at Ben Hur hall
Harmony Court No. 204 Tribe of Ben Hur will meet in regular session tomorrow evening at 7 o clock in Ben Hur hall. Initiation of twenty candidates. After initiation there will be a social and luncheon. All members urged to attend. George Crum scribe.
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Leonard Bowers
G. A. Troutman
N. G
Ladies’ Aid Society
Broadway M. E
Pen Hur
Ben Hur
George Crum
Sunday school contest continues between local church and Kokomo church
The Ninth Street Christian Church in this city and the Christian Church of Kokomo maintain the contest. Last Sunday 331 attended at the local church with a collection of 7.31 dollars, while Kokomo drew 306 attendees and 2.73 dollars in offerings.
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Ninth Street Christian Church
Christian Church of
Kokomo
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Michael Hooley
Miami Avenue
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Margaret Grady
County Recorder’s Office
Howard L. Smith
Deer Creek
Colrado Andansas
J. W. Stewart
London
G. H. Palmer
Mae Swigart
Harry Foglesong
Bridge City Candy Co
Charles Chase
Richard Martin
New Orleans
Louis Levi
Peru
James O
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Red Cross
Closson
Pearl Street
Logansport
Means & Co
the Crystal
Wiser & Wise, Inc
Victor Wise
Ace
B. B. Bellow
Remington
W. H. Bellow
Paragon
A. R. Burr
Basket Social
Mrs. Osmer
Chantilly
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Yours Truly
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Brussels
March Quarterly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Salathe Pattern Department
Arthur N. Baker
Optometrist
Robert Kreuzberger
Cincinnati
St. John’s Catholic Church
Bernard Ceme
Tery
Minerva Wright
Ella Johnson
Market Street
Richmond
George Kardes
St. Joseph Church
Father Kroeger
Mt. St. Vincent
Lorain
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Crawford's Hardware
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Spring
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Knightstown
Vici Kid
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