Social circles events and birthday party notes
A group gathered at Edward Sutters’ home on Bio Head Street to celebrate a birthday with many attendees named. Other entries mention Mrs. Marvin hosting Presbyterian Missionary society ladies, Georgia Warner entertaining the Double Six Peak, and Mrs. Alice McCord hosting an L A gathering. A Jacksonville visitor noted with a fine noon dinner. The payroll for a model wire project on Michigan Bridge reaches 322.01.
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Prrs
C. W. Graves
Marvin
Tbyterian Missionary Society
Georgia Warner
South
Atbest
Mary Eisert
Arthur
L. A. Io 1
R. T
Alice McCord
Sycamoretreet
Mrs. McCord
Kansas
Michigan
Teese SOS Weddings Tie Puterbaugh Gore Couple
Miss Hazel A Puterbaugh and Chester I Gore of Onward wed quietly at the bride’s parents home due to the bride’s father’s illness. After a brief wedding trip they will live in Onward. A Peru license issued for Rees Morgan and Adah Keyes, married yesterday at the bride’s home. Morgan is a general merchant in Adamsboro. Emma Newport and Samuel Steel were married yesterday in Squire Reid’s office and will reside in this city.
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Hazel A. Puterbaugh
Chester i. Gore
Onward
Mn.ans
Aaron Puterhbaugh
Peru
Rees Morgan
Daimsboro
Adah Keyes
Mexico
Morgan
Adamsboro
Newport-Steel
Emma Newport
Samuel Steel
Squire Reid
Taggart Attasts Burton Green In Indiana Democratic Row
Indianapolis October 1 Tom Marshall club of Peru condemns Representative Burton Green for voting for the county local option bill. The club demands his withdrawal from the ticket branding him a traitor and signaling a renewed temperance struggle within the party. Green vows to fight on amid party pressure.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Tom Marshal Cub
Burton Green
Green
Benedict Arnold
Taggart
Marshall
Will Taggart
Tom Marshall Club
Peru
Greencastle
Representative Hostetter
Temperance
Hostetter
Stokes Johnson
Democratic State Committee
Tom Marshall
Democratic
Temperance Democrats
Paid in Full theatrical slated for Nelson tonight
Theatrical notice announces Eugene Walter's Paid in Full presented in two acts by Wagenhals and Kemper at the Nelson venue tonight. The play is praised for candor and strength, highlighting Walter as a distinctive figure in American drama with his bold argument on moral command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Walter
Messrs. Wagenhals & Kemper
Nelson
Walter
Power of Advertising Discussed by Toilet Department Manager
A New York department store toilet article manager notes six similar products. He explains one brand sells as much as the rest combined due to relentless advertising. The other five rise or fall with ad spend, suggesting quality favors the poorest seller if advertising is unequal.
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New York
Los Angeles Times
Fire damages residence on Indiana and Illinois streets
An early morning blaze started by a defective flue ripped a large roof hole at J. J. Keough’s home at Indiana and Illinois streets around 12:30. The Panhandle brakemen summoned the fire department to the scene.
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J. J. Keough
Indiana
Illinois
Panhandle
Farmer's Daughter to Be Staged at Nelson Friday
The pres t season rural drama The Farmer's Daughter, a dramatic relief from common works, will be shown at Nelson Friday October 2 featuring four acts and praised for truth of nature and moral lesson. The play aims to immerse audiences as if they were part of the action, with characters viewed as friends by the spectators.
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Nelson
Broadway Theatre Presents All Star Comedy for Week
The Broadway bill features a fast paced all star program with diverse acts. Miss Maude Chestnut opens with a soldier song amid art views, followed by The Silk Stocking a farcial sketch by Mr and Mrs Harry Ellsworth. Tom Powell remains popular in a blackface singing and talking act and the Schaar Wheeler Trio performs tricks on bicycle and unicycle. The Kineto scope closes with animated photography subjects.
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Broadway Theatre
Broadway
Failed attempt to unite city Endeavor societies
A meeting of Christian Endeavor groups at First Presbyterian Church last evening attempted to form a city union but failed after discussions. Officers hoped Logansport would host the next convention, but the plan cannot proceed without a union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Logansport
Marshall Seeks Voter Focus on Constitutional Duty in Indiana Race
In Indianapolis on October 3, Thomas R. Marshall released a letter to Democratic leaders reaffirming support for local option but insisting the governor cannot override legislative action. He pledges to sign no bill without review and hints at broader campaign issues beyond the liquor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoked Jackson
Marshall
Hanly
Democrats Organize Meetings in Twelve Mile and Royal Center
The Democrats plan a meeting this evening at Twelve Mile and a club formation event Saturday evening at Royal Center to organize party efforts locally.
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Twelve Mile
Royal Center
Prohibition Club Meets at Mrs Warne Home Tonight
Members of the Prohibition club gather at Mrs Anna Warne's Wheatland Avenue home for an evening program. The lineup includes a quartet by Miss Mabel Delzell Elsie Warne Asa Smith and William Kendrick a piano duet by Ethel Warne and Mabel Delzell and talks from J R Pendleton and Dr J Z Powell with songs and a temperance themed debate by Rev E A Arthur and other ministers.
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Prohibition Club
Anna Warne
Wheatland Avenue
Mabel Delzell
Elsie Warne
Asa Smith
William Kendrick
Ethel Warne
J. R. Pendleton
Temperance
J. Z. Powell
E. A. Arthur
Green Near Death in State Prison Amid Pardons Efforts
William Green once a Young America citizen who killed Enos Brumbaugh on July 4, 1882 at a Delphi Land concert lies seriously ill in state prison after twenty years confinement. He ran a cigar stand until illness, with several pardon attempts failing. He was captured six years after the Brumbaugh shooting by Beck Stanley and sent to prison. John Rewaki is reported sick at his West Side home.
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William Green
Enos Brumbaugh
Delphi
Brumbaugh
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Warren McIntyre
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Long Life Motion Pictures
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John Rewaki
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