City in Brief: Miscellaneous Local News and Ads
Local notices report electric bills ready and a white sale at the Trade Palace. Mentions include visits by A. R. Welding and Julius Hart, a cornerstone hymn event at English Lutheran, and a Logansport excursion. Indiana inventors list a sight feed lubricator patent by F. W. Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeFord
5Th St
Red Cross
Porter's
Cigar
L. Hive
the Crystal
Trade Palace
M. J. Winfield
Indianapolis
McCaffrey
Tritt
Court Buffet
A. R. Welding
C. J. Panton
Roma Rockfield
Marion
Bee Hive
Julius Hart
Julius Rothschild
George Zinn
Pulaski County
J. H. Reddie
John Callahan
Ottawa Street
Theodore Thorward
Cty
South Bend
George W. Hitchens
Aurora
Walter Drake
I. U.T
Logansport
Manda Hayes
Frank Lumber Company
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Frank Reed
Delphi
Dramatic Club
Ethel Logan
James R. Larng
Galveston
Terre Haute
Cc. H. Dennison
Dennison
Indiana
Patent Office
F. W. Edwards
Mabel Beech
Baltimore
Mary Closson
Kate Hale
Huntington
Bess Barnhart
Ben Helms
Harold
Helms
Chicago
Calvert
Bethlehem Township
Wabash
Caleb Story
Murphy and Fleming Tailors Advertise Quality Clothing
The firm promotes producing best clothing that preserves personality and individuality at modest prices. Each garment bears the Murphy and Fleming label guaranteeing superior material, pattern, cut, and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Fleming. Tailors
Hotel for Rent in Logansport Indiana
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. This family hotel includes a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For details contact The Logansport Daily Reporter 625 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Logansport
Ind
Hamilton and Cincinnati Excursion Train Schedule
A Sunday excursion on the Pennsylvania lines May 17. The train leaves Logansport at 5 a.m. Central Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Lines
Logansport
Freight Boom In Fort Wayne Rail Service Boosts Trade
Freight business has doubled since the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction added extra service. Merchants gain from rapid shipments, with orders placed by 7 am and deliveries to towns by 2 pm. Overworked freight haulers may add workers as cars are loaded to capacity and routed to Wabash or Peru before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Peru
Fire sale at John Hedde’s coal yard
John Hedde of 432 High Street advertises a fire sale of all kinds of coal with contact number 1700 for buyers seeking discounted smokeless and bituminous coal options.
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John Hedde
High Street
Acme Tailors Proclaim Quality and Customer Satisfaction
Murphy and Fleming, tailors, boast that their success stems from honest dealings and perfect satisfaction of patrons as evidenced by the quality texture and finish of their suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Fleming, Tailors
Interest Rates On Bank Certificates At Local Bank
The First National Bank of Logansport offers 3 percent interest on deposits left for three or more even months and 4 percent for six months. The bank states this rate as a competitive move to attract customers.
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Ally
Royal Center High School
City National Bank
E. A. Arthur
Arthur
Indianapolis
Edinburg
Ind
M. M. Gordon
Kokomo
Thirteenth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
G. A. R. Hall
Dukes & Fry
Royal Center
A. D. “Awcett Et al
Jackson Township
First National Bank of
Logans Port
White goods and hosiery sale announced by Wiser and Wise Inc
Monday opens a sale featuring a wide assortment of white goods muslin underwear white waists and hosiery with special reduced prices. The event promises the greatest values yet offered and urges attendance.
Elks Band to Play Tomorrow Afternoon and Night
Tomorrow afternoon and night the Elks band will perform, offering a concert in the community schedule with music suitable for all ages. Local organizers urge attendees to arrive early and enjoy the varied program.
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Elks’ Band
Roast Chicken Lunch at Opera House Bar
Lunch special offers a roast chicken meal at the Opera House Bar located at 502 Third Street. The brief note highlights a mid day dining option in a historic venue.
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Opera House
Third Street
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Mrs. George eFttig died at St Josephs hospital this afternoon after several days of critical illness. Funeral plans to be announced. Elizabeth Whip perman will be buried in Mt Hope cemetery after a service at her Washington township residence. George Hill to be laid to rest at Mt Hope following a service at the A M E church. Hugh Leasure’s remains were taken to Grass Creek for burial in Blue Grass cemetery. Lizzie Kraut’s funeral at 2:30 pm from 1002 Linden avenue with interment in Mt Hope.
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George eFttig
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elizabeth Whipperman
Washington Township
Mt. Hope Cemetery
George Hill
Kelley
Hugh Leasure
Chicago Street
Grass
Linden Avenue
H. E. Stuehm
Mt. Hope
Lodge and Club Meetings Amid Local Notices
An I O O F hall meeting is set for Monday evening with nominating of officers and strangers to be introduced. The Liquor Dealers' association convenes tomorrow at Eagles hall at 2 pm. I O O F committee plans for cornerstone laying at St Joseph hospital. G A R ladies shift to Monday for encampment in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. B Thompson
Sec’y
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Eagles’ Hall
St. Joseph Hospital
Kokomo
White sale and local notices fill Logansport pages
Local items include a Monday white sale promotion, Red Cross appeal, and a bake sale. Community notices urge Shiloh church members to attend a May 17 meeting, plus an I U T excursion from Logansport to Indianapolis. Other items: rug sales at Trade Palace, a dog bite incident, Panhandle executives changes, theater attendance, and a M. F. baseball trip with listed Logansport lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
B. Hive
S.M. Closson
the Crystal
Smyrna
Trade Palace
McCafey
Shiloh Church
Logansport
Indianapolis
Brenda Young
Adam Felker
Lebanon
Axminister
Axminster
Jacob Zorger
Panhandle
John Hamilton
David Foster
Spear Street
John Neffs
B. B. Richards
James Brown
Robert Caterman
Kate Vernon
Gebhart
Baker City
Ore
Lafayette
Dwenger Hbluffers
Todd
Gorman
Smith
Strong
Ahern
Kouder
John Simons
Petrie
Jim Simons
Molique
Miss Fairy Wicks Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday
Miss Fairy Wicks of 21% Eighteenth Street hosted a gathering with friends last evening for her 13th birthday. Light refreshments were served. Miss Frances Young of 7th Street hosted F. N. C. members yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Young
High and
Seventh Street
Bargain Night at Local Shop Features Corsets and Linens
Readable fragments show a sale with corsets from R and G and American Lady, glove fittings, belts, linen embroidery turnover colors, and numerous undergarments. Prices include 39 to 50 cents for belts and 25 cents for cambric corset covers and wrappers, advertised as tonight’s sale items.
Youth YMCA meeting and Wheatland Ave church services
The Junior Y M C A will meet at 2 30 p m Sunday May 17 in their gymnasium Rev H L Phillips will undress the boys and Louis Pike will play a violin solo Special services at Wheatland Avenue M E church Sunday. At 10 45 a m the pastor Rev G C Dunn will preach Quench not the spirit There will be a baptismal service and reception of members at this hour In the evening the pastor will preach a sermon to the young people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Phillips
Louis Pike
Wheatland Avenue M. E
RE. GC. Dunn
Universalist Church
Eighth
Ninth Streets
George Crum
God
Fred Brown
First Church of Christ
Baker Grandstaff Wed In Carroll County
Miss Dora Baker and Clyde Grandstaff received a marriage license this afternoon and wed at the bride’s parents home near Rockfield in Carroll County. The Red and Black plans to publish Monday morning with a 40 page commencement issue and continued next term. Arthur Donaldson will graduate this spring and a junior will join the staff next fall.
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Dora Baker
Clyde Grandstaff
Rockfield
Carroll County
Arthur Donaldson
Church Services and Programs Highlight Local Sunday
A collage of worship notes lists Universalist, First Church of Christ Scientists, Baptist, Methodist, Cumberland Anti Cigarette League, and Broadway Presbyterian services. Details include sermon topics, choir participation, Sunday schools, junior and Roworth Leagues, and a special union program.
Escaped Agents Scene at High School
Principal John Mitchell attempted to leave the high school Friday evening but was intercepted by a large group of book agents. He fled upstairs then down the back way into a recitation room and jumped from a window. The agents waited for him next morning, and he could not escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Janior Charles Worstell
Mitchell
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Tipton
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J. A. Settles
Ewren Linguist
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J. F. Butler
Hartford Boiler Insurance Company
Charles O. Brown
Hazel Lee
Hazel Bennett
Ogden
Utah
Harry G. Warrick
Bligh Wholesale
Edna
May Gable
North
Manchester
Horace Gable
1610
George Miller
Frank Barnhart
Young America
Frank
D. Smith
George Hmory
Tipton Township
Frank Davis
Clinton Township
ACME
Omes
Sos
Seeeper
Wiepar
Royal Worcester and Thompson
Beneston
Sous
Goatee
Baker-Grandstaff
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Cass and
Carroll
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Abner T. Bowen
George S. Kistler
Willard Winn
C. P. McCaffrey
M. J. McGreevy
George A. Raub
M. W. Collett
S. A Vaughn
A. B. Stanton
Epworth League
M. E
C. H. Brown
Roworth
A. m
Phyd Garland
Earl Hy
Man
Sophia Dunn
Gladys Stuart
Martha Strong
Florence Neff
McAffrey & CO
Neils
Cash Grocery
Cor
Sixth & North
G. W. Cogley Insurance
Foley’ S “Grocery
White & Son
Seasy's Choice
H&se
Fourth Street
Indiana Loan CO
Crawford's Hardware
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