Students Make Fine Records At Local High School
A list shows high school students with perfect attendance and exemption grades in multiple subjects. Names include Edith Babb Geom Goldie Babb Geom Beatrice Baker Geom George Banta Latin Kate Banta Civics German Latin Botany and many others across History Physics U S History Pol Econ Eng Geom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Babb
Goldie Babb
Beatrice Baker
George Banta
Kate Banta
Winner Banta
Brite Beall
Charles Benica
Rome Beroth
John Bishop
Grace Blake
Clarence Boyer
Herman Bozer
John Bradfield
Mary Bradfield
Mabel Briggs
Mitchell Brown
Adah Buchanan
Dai Buell
Reed Burdge
Fern Callaway
Mildred Cann
Cecil Carter
U. S
Nellie Champion
Florence Clary
Herbert Condon
Pauline Crawford
Jane Dabney
Edwin Busjahn
Merle Davis
Paul Dilley
Agnes Earley
Louise Eckert
Dorothy Edwards
Elizabeth Edwards
Raymond Etnire
Maybelle Fender
U.S
Kathleen Fettig
Glen Fisher
Wilmer Flory
Ward Funk
Fern Garver
Enz
Mark Gibson
Alez
Ross Gibson
Petitioners Favor Brick Pavement On North Street
North street residents push petitions to withhold an $18,000 appropriation for asphalt and switch to brick Brazil poliotic. They cite durability concerns and seek to have Broadway area demo the material, with George H. Palmer the sole bidder on Brazil poliotic for Fifth Street paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
George H. Palmer
Sixth Street
Fiftha Street
Broadway
High
Memorial Day Plans Cruising Toward Parade and Monument Unveiling
Committees, led by Mayor PD D. Fickle, organize Memorial Day services with a grand parade and unknown dead monument unveiling. A single band will play after straw-drawn selection. five youths from each ward will decorate graves while ministers and civic groups arrange prayers, programs, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Pro-Gram Committee
Bk. C. Jenkines
Warren Vorhis
Kokomo
J. H. Craig
Ninth Street
Enyart
Orwin
E. Cramer
F. W. Potter
Charles Elpers
A. C. Walters
J. E. Crain
I. N. Watkins
First Ward
George Marshall
West Broadway
Second Ward
William Carr
Ottawan Street
Pearl Wright
Fern Wright
Black
Cann
Carew
George Ash
Emma Ash
Himma Gordon
A. Black
Gifford
Justice
Bowman
Powell
Joe Hermann
Wood Hart
J. W. Bussard
Charles Etnire
Elias Winter
John Banta
Carl R. Cromer
William Hart
HB. Perline
Aaron Long
C. R. Lybrook
J. D. McNitt
E. A Rutenber
D. M. Watts
A J. Zanger
J. W. Scales
Dorothy Applegate
J. M. McMakin
Conner
E. O. Root
O. G. McCormick
Daniel Roff
Mary Miller
R. Stewart
Sadie Hume
Anna Vernon
May Holm
Thomas Snyder
Della Johnson
Melvin Castle
Fred G. Crompp
Joseph Elpers
J. M. Etnire
Arthur Dunn
E. F. Dock
Dennis Uhl
L. A
Jennie Shaffer
M. Carr
Castle
J. W. Ballard
M. E. Jenness
Carl Young
Abner Seybold
Sam Hart
Anna Chandler
George Linton
Elizabeth Castle
Nat Goodman
W. L. Wilson
Joe Newman
Dan Mahoney
Wells
D. A. Elder
W. L. Schwalm
Fred Grater
May Melwarin
Matt Schneeberger
Duff Hickman
William McElroy
Rinehart
McDonald
Great Cass County Pony Contest Nears Final Push
The Daily Reporter urges Cass county readers to rush subscriptions to win four top ponies and saddles. Contest ends June 10 with two weeks left, urging contestants to gather votes, avoid overconfidence, and visit the contest manager's office for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Daily Reporter
Cass County
Reopen Fargo Hotel by Arthur Parady in Kokomo
Arthur Parady former Earl Park resident and recent Kokomo native has arranged to reopen the Fargo House at Fifth and Canal streets. The hotel will be remodeled and operated on the American plan. Parady is on his honeymoon after a marriage about ten days ago in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parady
Earl Park
Ind
Kokomo
Fifth and Canal Streets
Parady
Walton overwhelms Delphi 8 0 with 15 strikeouts
Walton defeats Delphi at Delphi Sunday 8 to 0. Pallmeter of Walton struck out 15 batters in seven innings, a standout feature of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Delphi
Pallmeter
Miss Edith Alexander Escapes Injury in Anderson Car Crash
Miss Edith Alexander of this city was among the girls who escaped injury in the Anderson automobile accident last week by jumping from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Alexander
Anderson
Alexander
Memorial Day Parade Invitation Appeal
Due to Memorial Day proximity, arrangement committees cannot send invites to lodges and societies. The newspaper appeal urges uniform bodies, lodges, fraternal orders, children of the public and parochial schools, fire and police departments, ambulance owners, autos and carriages to join the parade and to acknowledge acceptance for proper placement. Charles D. Chase, Officer of the Day.
New Street Lighting Bracket System Aims to Light Loganport
Merchants along Broadway and nearby streets expect a new bracket cluster lighting system to be installed. If adopted on Fourth Third and Market, Loganport’s business district would rival Indiana’s best lit areas. The system promises low installation and maintenance costs and widespread enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Third
Fourth Streets
Merichants
Fourth Street
Panhandle Station
Third Street
Panhandle
Logansport
Busines
Indiana
Second Operation For Girl With Blood Poisoning
Evaleen Reidelbach eleven years old is in St. Joseph hospital after a kick to the shin led to blood poisoning. Doctors consider a second operation necessary to save her life, but still hold hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaleen Reidelbach
St. Joseph Hospital
West Side Presbyterian Church Chooses New Name
A congregational meeting after Sunday services resulted in the Cumberland Presbyterian church adopting the name West Side Presbyterian Church. The church was founded thirty five years ago under Rev. A W Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
West Side Presbyterian Church
A. W. Hawkins
Without War Sermon From Bishop Codman in Portland
Bishop Codman addressed the Episcopal conference in Portland on May 23 asserting that without war a nation would deteriorate morally and physically. He described war as training in moral courage self discipline zeal for righteousness patriotism and unity and as a defense against social vices eroding national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Codman
Episcopal Conference
Logan boys with the Rebel Army in Tijuana battle
Letter from William Bryant of Logansport describes four local youths serving with rebels at Tijuana B C Mexico May 17 1911. He recounts under fire river bend attack 45 70 rifles capture of rifles ammunition and stock and a comrade Tex killed in action. The gruppo expects a 120 mile ride to Ensenada and asks for Logan papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bryant
Logansport
Tijuana
B. C
Mexico
Custom House
Logan
Ensanada
Ensarada
One Bid For New Turbine At Water Works Plant
Only one bid came in for the new turbine to be installed at the water works plant. Trump Manufacturing Co. of Springfield, Ohio, submitted and was awarded the contract for a 48 inch diameter, 120 horsepower unit at 625 f o b. It will arrive within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump Manufacturing Company
Springfield
A. Ll. Jones
Everett Jones
John Daw
West Wabash Avenue
E. C. Hubbs
Elks Carnival Plans Highlight Fort Wayne Meet
Clad planning for carnival features Elks attendance at the Fort Wayne state meet Friday. Tickets for a car giveaway during the June 14 21 carnival are selling fast, with many sold out of town. John Holland and Bill Whitehead seek novel stunts while the lady Elks prepare booths and sale items for the week of fun. A large Elks delegation travels by special train Friday, bringing the band to advertise the carnival and join parades in the afternoon and Mardi Gras parade at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
John Holland
Bill Whitehead
Bill
Lady Elks
Ft. Wayne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brick
Ers
Mrs Smith
Thory
Congress
Ture
Etastsuce
Nichols
Fargo Hotel
Charles D. Chase
West Side Presbyterian
The
Griffin
Green Smith
South Side
Reve Street
W. A. Obenchain
Court Street
C. H. Maiden
Brown
J. T. Harrison
Seventeenth
Otto Streets
Holland and Whitehead
Fort Wayne
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