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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
8
A long string of brief notices and ads appears. Personal ads list rentals jobs and help wanted. Local business promotions feature pottery music and sales. Several residents are noted traveling ill or visiting. Community events include a revival meeting a taffy pull and a show at the Crystal theater.
A report notes Otto buyer Kaufman is back from Boston and has reduced shoe prices from three fifty to two forty eight. The system uses spot cash and hustling to visit markets nationwide and shares profits with the public.
All members are invited to attend the German American Alliance meeting Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at Kreuzberger's hall. By order of the president A J West.
John Gilpin former marshal of Royal Center was released yesterday from the county jail where he had been held on an old intoxication sentence.
A local sale is advertised at 432 High Street offering all kinds of coal. John Hedde is listed with phone contact 1700 for details about the inventory and pricing.
Dr and Mrs E M Hatch hosted a 6 pm dinner at Seventh and Broadway for the Thimble club with guests identified by infant photographs. The Christian Sunday school class surprised Miss Florence Fergus and Miss Ora Anderson on their birthdays at 1212 Market with Japanese luncheon, music and games. Galloway's dancing assembly drew an older crowd with advanced class exhibition, Morehart Denbo providing the music and Prof Galloway promising more Friday sessions. Mrs George Ebey hosted Fleur de Lis club for dinner with a roster of attendees. Marie Myers hosted Phi Kappa Theta at East Market with Ada Paugh of Peru as guest of honor and card games. Mrs Edward Crouse entertained in honor of her mother Mrs Katherine Crem of Mansfield. I O Enders hosted Shakespeare circle dinner and Inez Kenney hosted the Gigglers Euchre club for an evening gathering.
A bulleted city page notesMiss Margaret Magee returns from New Orleans and Miss Gertrude Funk attends a Pan Hellenic dance in Crawfordsville. Mr. Bauer of Tampa visits old friends. N R Levison plans Spokane move. Willard Elliott to declare a dividend at the Baldwin bank receivership. a barber shop opens in Railroad Y M C A. T E Mountz visits Pittsburgh carriage firm.
Broadway Methodist leads with fourth quarterly communion at 11 o clock followed by love feast baptism probationers and a talk on The Kingdom. Daisy Walker of Indianapolis speaks later. other churches announce services across Wheatland Avenue Evangelical A. M. E. Universalist Cumberland Presbyterian and more with Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and youth activities.
Miss Davie D. Walker promotes a Young Colored Woman's Protective association to aid colored ladies, protect girls seeking work, raise domestic service standards, and foster enterprise. She will address Wheatland avenue M E church, Broadway M E church, A M E church, and First Presbyterian church on upcoming evenings.
Svingali, the hypnotist who appeared at the Dowling theatre all week, has closed his engagement here. He could not see any money in pockets of local people.
Forest the two month old son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Horn of 1813 Erie avenue died this morning at 5 oclock. The remains will be taken to Marion Indiana Monday morning for the funeral. The infant child of Hayes Murrells funeral held this morning at 11 from the residence in Dunkirk Rev E E Gregory conducting services Interment in Mt Hope.
Henry A. Goin of Atlanta Indiana and Miss Etta V. Everman of Lucerne Indiana were granted a marriage license this morning and left the courthouse seeking an official to perform the ceremony.
A veteran New Hampshire resident recalls coffee's health drawbacks and credits Postum with curing insomnia and restoring vitality. She urges others to try the health beverage after medical advisers advised against coffee. The note includes local church schedules and community notices.
All members are urged to meet in the hall Monday evening March 17 at 8 oclock. Work in the Golden Rule degree. Ira Cree chief patriarch Leonard Bowen scribe
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