City In Brief Highlights From Delphi Scene
J B Collins of Kokomo visits the city. Crystal theater show tonight. Mrs Ruby Houser of Chicago guests in town. Local students picnic at Spencer park. A flood of notices covers sales rooms, loans, employment and arrivals. Several residents and visitors from Kokomo Dayton Peru Evansville and Galveston are noted with ongoing local events at Enterprise and Market streets across community activities.
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the Crystal
Ruby Houser
Chicago
Forrest Stauffer
Rockfield
Walter Gustin
Dayton
Ohlo
Madge Benbow
Carrara Castile
Red Cross Pharmacy
Des’ord
Sth
Crescent
All kinds of coal
A local coal seller advertises all kinds of coal at 432 High Street. Contact John Hedde by phone 1709 for orders and delivery details.
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John Hedde
High Street
June Silk Sale At Seybold Dry Goods Co
Seybold Dry Goods Co announces a Monday June 1 sale featuring 383 pieces of fancy silks at steep discounts. New styles and durable fabrics shown in popular colors with prices listed from 39c to 85c, plus 12 percent off plain colored and black silks including Peau de Soies taffetas foulards messelanes and others.
Churches in Logansport Set for Sunday Services
Local churches list Sunday sermons and activities across denominations. Baptist pastor Rev A A Mainwaring hosts morning and evening services with themed messages. Other churches include Cumberland Presbyterian, Bethel M E, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Presbyterian, Broadway Presbyterian, Wheatland Avenue M E, Universalist, St Luke s English Lutheran, Evangelical, Market Street M E with varied service times and youth groups.
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Logansport Baptist Church
Corner Seventh and Broadway
A. A. Mainwaring
D. D
Bethel M.E
An. C. Dunn
Wheatland Avenue M. E
The
Baptist Church
First Church of Christ, Scientists
Ninth Streets
First Presbyterian Church
Barton B. Bigler
Broadway
Fred Brown
Young Peoples Christian Union
George Crum
St. Luke’s English Lutheran
James O. Simon
Library Hall
Luther League
Elinor Glyn’s wild night in Rawhide camp
Elinor Glyn arrived in Rawhide Nevada with Sam Newhouse and Count Leon Delaborde. She wagered $200 in the Northern club, lost, then won to net $1,000 as crowds swarmed the Tenderloin street under guard. A drunken shooting between a proprietor and a gambler occurred, then a dawn banquet celebrated with wine and a long pine dining table.
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Rawhide, Nev
Budapest
Bombay
Boston
Bakersfield
Elinor Glyn
Sam Newhouse
Leon Delaborde
Paris
Newhouse
Star Police
Star City showdown ends season for local high school team
The Star City high school baseball squad closed its season this afternoon with a game against the host high school. They departed with a strong lineup and hoped to extend their winning streak after the contest.
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Star City
Lake Cicott Residents Pledge Fish Protection
Lake Cicott residents unite to guard fish in the lake amid reports of people shooting fish in shallow waters and use of dynamite. Observers found numerous dead fish and turtles floating, prompting community action.
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Lake Cicott
YMCA Cycle Club Leaves for Lafayette Ride
The Cycle club of the YMCA departed for Lafayette at 3 30 this morning led by Secretary Pendleton. They began their return journey at 2 this afternoon.
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Cycle Club
The
Lafayette
Pendleton
Local News Tales and Travel Notes from the City
Local brief items include a Silk sale at the Trade Palace and Blue Flame oil stoves from Flanegin Hardware. Mentions of Miss Mary Bahls visiting from Lafayette, Mrs. James Hanson from Indianapolis, and several regional travelers and visits. Tigers travel to Camden and plan a game with Deer Creek. various residents and relatives pass through or visit the area.
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Trade Palace
John J. Gun
Dr. Galbreth
Burnetts
Flanegin Hdw. Co
Mary Bahls
Lafayette
James Hanson
Indianapolis
Charles Lee
East High Street
Loan & Trust Co
Marion Young
Rochester
Frank
Tigers
Camden
Deer Creek
Charles Patterson
Battle Creek
Mich
Tomlinson
Logansport State Bank Offers 4 Percent Interest
The Logansport State Bank on Market Street advertises four percent interest and boasts the largest deposits per capita, largest surplus and profits combined, and the fewest overdrafts in the city. Investigate.
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Logansport State Bank
Market Street
Bank Deposits at First National Bank
Public notice urges deposits with the First National Bank highlighting it as holding the largest capital largest surplus fund and largest deposits while offering 4 percent interest to savers.
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First National Bank
Excursions to Lake Maxinkuckee Sundays Cheap Return
Seventy five cents to Lake Maxinkuckee and return via there every Sunday. Trains leave at 7 and 10 20 a m.
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Lake Maxin- Kuckee
Salvation Army reopen on Third Street clothes store
Captain James of the Salvation Army announces his old clothes store is open on Third Street again. Those wishing to contribute clothing or magazines may call 1373.
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James
Salvation Army
Third Street
Indianapolis Excursion Sunday May 31 by U T
Excursion to Indianapolis Sunday May 31 by the Union Trust train line. Round trip fare is $1.25 with tickets valid for both directions on all regular trains that date.
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Indianapolis
U. T
Franklin school party and social events at Oasis Stock farm
Miss Helen Uhl entertained the 8-B and 8-A classes of Franklin school at Oasis Stock farm with a river ride chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. George B. Davis. Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors held a dance and card social in Ben Hur hall with Mrs. A. A. Irwin and John H. Allery winning at cards. Byerly and Worstell provided music for dancing and Mrs. F. W. Edwards hosted a bridge whist gathering. Five o'clock tea was served.
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Helen Uhl
Franklin School
Oasis Stock Farm
Wabash
George B. Davis
America
Ben Hur Hall
A. A. Irwin
John H. Allery
Byerly & Worstell
F. W. Edwards
Sixteenth Street
Bridge Whist
Lawmakers Call For Ethics Code In Legal Field
Legal peers push for a strict code amid reports of misconduct by some lawyers. The American Bar Association drafts guidelines to curb ambulance chasing and improper solicitation while emphasizing respect for witnesses and ethical defense limits. Endorsed by Parker, Brewer, Jones and other leading jurists and bar leaders.
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American Bar Association
Logans
Alton Bb. Parker
New York State Court of Appeals
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas G. Jones
United States Court
Alabama
Swell Shoes Offered in Lace or Button Oxford Styles
The article describes swell shoes or oxfords available in lace or button versions with dull and bright tops, highlighting style options for footwear.
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Josh Wise
Mongreal Punch
Porter
Porter's
S. M. Closson
Acy
J. B. Collins
Kokomo
4Th St
Harry Reed
Carroll
Delphi
Jake Rhinebarger
Galveston
Freeman Daggett
Grace Hopkins
Business College
Spencer Park
Adelia Seavey
Horatio Thornton
North Street
Margaret Wood
Inez M. Sutton
Walter Hallanan
Joseph Hallanan
the Loan & Trust, Co
Charles Richardson
Charles E. Richardson
Robert
B. F. Campbell
East North Street
Red Cross
A. L. Jones
Ville
J. M. Boyer
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Charles E. Yarlett
1600
Broad Way
Kansas
Meda Skelton
Jesse Swigart
Market Street Bridge
Supt. Haase
Nellie Cramer
Royal Center
O. SS. Gresham
Twenty-First Street
Evansville
William F. Daily
Purdue
W. QO. Holloway
Sue Etnire
Ida Etnire
Winona
Minn
A. L. West
Peru
Wallace Watson
Panhandle
McGrawsville
Michael Burke
Erie Avenue
Charles Behrmester
East Market Street
Newport
Christy
Clara Lennox
S. A. Long
Plymouth
S. A. Lenox
Bloomington, Ill
Nathan Addington
Joe Davis
Nebraska
Clifford Planck
Norman
Thad J. Planck
Dunn
Wheatland Avenue
M. E
Bethlehem
Wabash Valley Traction Company
George Hartz
Ogden
Utah
Andrew Hartz
J. W. Ireland
Bee
Mary Large
Huntington
Longcliff
Viola Young
J. C. Beatty
Linden Avenue
Virginia Craig
Eloise Wilson
Edmundson Wilson
Bynum Cash
Harry Heppe
Adam Hipskind
Clara Hipskind
Ella Hipskind
Forest Weesner
William Shoop
Omaha
Neb
Harry Docktor
Shoop
A. B. Kerlin, Jr
Purdue University
S. B. Kerlin
Cicott Street
George B. Lockwood
Elks’ Band
Rawhide
Stingaree Gulch
Little Tailor Shop
Third St
Brazil
Sundae
Ora Keller
Winamac
Eginhardt Schmitt
Mirs
Mathilde Kreider
Lake Village
Ark
Fred Wolfe
James Shaffer
Shaffer
Erie Road
Frank D. Abraham
International Correspondence Schools
Amber Klenzer Company
Logansport
E. R. Taylor
Fifteenth Streets
Col. R. J. McGreevy
Brown
Fourth Street
Farmers & Merchants
Fourth and Broadway
Th's Bank
Cass and
Counties
Indiana
Abner T. Bowen
George S. Kistler
Willard Winn
P. McCaffrey
M. J. McGreevy
George A. Raub
M. W. Collett
S. A Vaughn
A.B. Stanton
Cass County Loan CO
Stettiner Bldg
J.¥. Murdock
Pritchett’s
J. F. Dinnen
Harry Payton
Cummings
Viney
Portland Cement House
E. D. Closson
Burlington Avenue
Tom M’elheny
Indiana Loan CO
Crawford’s
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