UME High School Exempts 19 Students From Final Exams
Principal John gs Mitchell announces that 19 of 350 pupils met an average of 85 across all studies with no tardies or absences, earning exemption from final exams. Seven exempt seniors will graduate, including Frances Baltzell and Mary Brown, among others, with exemptees from various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gs. Mitchell
Frances Baltzell
Mary Brown
Worth Frank
Sabina Hutton
Ethel Murphy
Goldie Nichol
Nora Watts
Margaret Brookmeyer Daid
Buell
Roselle Carter
Mary Cast
Dog tax penalties and enforcement spelled out by assessors
The notice outlines dog tax rates and penalties common to dog owners. It details immediate payment requirements, fees for delinquent accounts, and fines for false statements or harboring unvaxed dogs. Prosecution proceeds with added costs, and receipts govern legality of keeping a dog.
Edward Hankee Nominated for Clerk on Fifth Ballot
In Cass County Democrats gathered at the Elks hall for the county convention. Edward Hankee is nominated for clerk on the fifth ballot, with strong showings for Kleckner as representative and Custer sought for prosecutor. Delegates voted by townships and wards amid lively campaigning and handshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hankee
Cass County
Elks’ Hall
Adams Township
Bethlehem Township
Boone Township
Clay Township
Ciiitown Township
Deer Creek Township
Eel Township
Harrison Township
Jackson Township
Jefferson Township
Miami Township
Noble Township
Tipton Township
Washington Township
Rufus Magee
William E. Lybrook
W. O. Bliss
Fourth Ward
George A. Custer
Custer
Nelson
Joseph Rubsam
Second Ward
John J. McCaffrey
Charles W. Kleckner
Kleckner
Clinton Township
Tipton
Third Ward
Fifth Ward
Jackson
Jefferson
Miami
Noble
Washington
McCaffrey
Adams
Bethlehem
Boone
Clay
Deer Creek
Eel
Harison Township
Spirited Spencer Park events promise a lively city day
Tomorrow at Spencer Park the Addison Giants a music and acrobats baseball team will face the Ottos with a pregame band. A balloon ascent follows the game along with other sports as M F team meets Knights of Columbus Lafayette. Roller skating opens all afternoon and evening with a park band concert in the evening drawing crowds.
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Twelfth—Trades Assembly
Market
Third Street
Second Band
St. Joseph Society
Third
Second
Market Street
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Second Street
K. of C
Eel River Avenue
J. H. Guendling
Peru
J. J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame College
George P. McKee
A. G. Jenkines
Einhardt Schmitt
Victor Wise
Father Kroeger
Father King
M. F. Sullivan
Col. Co. L. Woll
Marshall
J. F. Grable
J. H. Wise
B. S. Bender
Alvin Denbo
Jno
W. Holland
Chas. E. Smith
N. A. Erwin
Wm. Whitehead
W. L. Ferrick
Will Berry
Addison Giants
Ottos
Spencer Park
Giants
Knights of Columbus
Lafayette
Ryder
Street Car Company
Hospital
Charles Woll
Boat Capsize in Wabash River Teens Rescued
At 1 30 p m in the Wabash river near Heppe's soap factory three boys Roy McIntosh Bil Potts and Dudley Miller Class skiffs capsized Miller surfaced first and clung to the overturned boat the other two swam to shallow water with ease Miller remained on the upturned craft until help arrived and he waded ashore 안전
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy MclIntosh
Bil Potts
Dudley Miller
Wabash River
Heppe
Miller
Undertakers Attend State Convention in Indianapolis
The local undertakers who attended the state convention in Indianapolis returned home yesterday. W P Hohenschuh of Davenport Iowa was the principal speaker. A large sum was appropriated for the national convention to be held in Indianapolis also in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. P. Hohenschuh
Davenport
Iowa
Traction firm backed by city capitalists in Marion
Umberhaur and Co of Philadelphia fronts Marion-Logansport Traction. John O Wilson Marion city clerk reports capitalists ready to move after a meeting, with conditions favorable for starting work. The promoters will get busy immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umberhaur & Co
Philadelphia
Marion- Logansport Traction Company
John O. Wilson
Marion
Mrs Frank Young Visits Winamac During Family Visit
Mrs Frank Young is in Winamac visiting her parents as part of a family trip. The brief stop highlights kinship ties in this Midwest community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank Young
Winamac
Runaway Wagon Injures Two Men Riding Tin Removal Scene
John Parmeter and Noble Dickerson were injured when a horse driven wagon carrying tin from Elizabeth MacGovern's roof lost control after a falling metal piece and a passing streetcar frightened the animal. Parmeter was knocked unconscious and suffered serious injuries. Dickerson received bruises but remained able to pursue the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parmeter
Bates Street
Eel River Avenue
Noble Dickerson
Miami Avenue
Elizabeth MacGovern
Third Street
Court Park
Parmeter
Dickerson
George Wechts
Joseph Rubsarm
John Eckert
Court schedules multiple cases before circuit judge
Judge Larry set several circuit court cases. John Gray versus Bertha Washburn is venued to Judge Wasson in Delphi and will be heard May 26. Harry D. Case administrator versus John H. Smith and John Hedde is set for May 28. Home Gas Company versus John A. Shunk et al is set for May 29. On that date Frank Webb and John Smith face murder trial of Sheriff Oglesby, with Ora E. Shaffer of Royal Center also to be tried for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Circuit Court
John Gray
Bertha Washburn
Wasson
Delphi
Harry D
Allen Richardson Et al
John H. Smith
John Hedde
The
Home Gas Company
John A. Shunk
Frank Webb
John Smith
Oglesby
Ora E. Shaffer
Royal Center
Panhandle excursion to Chicago may be poorly attended
The Panhandle will run another excursion to Chicago tomorrow morning but heavy local activity may reduce attendance. Train No 6 passing here tomorrow night will have a special coach No 253 carrying E. W. Proctor and family, treasurer of the Cincinnati and Chicago division of the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Chicago
E. W. Proctor
Proctor Ia
Cincinnati & Chicago
Ie Panhandle
Constable Serves Notice in Wabash Avenue House
Constable Fred Heppe served eviction on Mrs. Jennie Simons at a Wabash avenue residence. She refused to leave and threatened to eject him. He plans to return and remove her if she stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heppe
Jennie Simons
Wabash Avenue
Rentschler Attends Cass Fulton County Democratic Convention
George Rentschler, recently renominated as Democratic candidate for joint representative of Cass and Fulton counties, toured the city today at the county convention greeting old friends and circulating among Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rentschler
Cass
Fulton Counties
George
Car of Brick Off Track Near Lansing
A carload of brick derailed on the sidetrack near Lansing just past Bernice. The wreck crew will clear the car tomorrow morning after the derailment blocked the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Lansing
Bernice
Stag Club Baseball to Meet Culver Team Tomorrow
The Stag club baseball team travels to Culver tomorrow afternoon to face the city club. Culver is said to field a strong squad and the Stags must play well to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag
Culver
Culver Boys
Stags
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Bridge City Lodge
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Eighth—Eagles
Ninth
Woodmen of the World
Order of Owls
UME
Clerk
Democratic Party
Lienemann
Hankee
Kepner
Frank V. Guthrie
Mass County
Democratic Central Committee
John C. Nelson
Harvey Gray
William H. Haas
Willard C. Fitcer
William C. Thomas
John E. Sonner
Charlies
W. Kleck
Matthew Moroney
Warren J. Butler
George D. Miller
J. Gray
Denver
Constable
W. C. Bliss
Kreckner
West Side
Charles C. Brown
Madison’ Kistler
Byron G. Neher
George W. Cann
John W. Snell
Gottlieb Schaeffer
George W. Palmer
Wabash
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Chris Berg
George W. Calloway
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Spencer Park Lively
Undertakers Home
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Rentschler
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