City in Brief highlights local happenings and notices
Local items list visitors, travel, sales, jobs, sales, and events including Mrs. Rose Reynolds visiting relatives, D. W. Clary and J. P. Freeman travels, live ads for sale and rent, open shows at the Ark, and railway and factory activity. Notable names include Wiser & Wise, Berwanger & Murray, Panhandle entities, and assorted residents in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
New Grape
Vivian
Ellis
Wiser & Wise
the Ark
Rose Reynolds
Marion
Elmer Vance
D. W. Clary
Lucerne
D. T. Price
San Francisco
Officers Elected at St. Stake's English Lutheran
The building committee met yesterday at Mrs. Charles Etnire home. Mrs. Etnire was re elected president. Mes Cames E Dock and J W Buzzard named as vice presidents. Miss Ciara Dock secretary and Mrs Joseph Long treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
English Lutheran Church
Charles Etnire
Emtnire
Mescames E. S. Dock
J. W. Buzzard
Ciara Dock
Joseph Long
Beaver Creek Coal Offered by Sole Agents
Beaver Creek Kentucky coal advertised as the best coal with sales available in large or small lots. John Hedde, sole agent, 482 High Street, phone 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Kentucky
John Hedde
High Street
Will Attend Wedding of Miss Boarker and James Johnson
Mrs. Nicholas Daley of 20 Eel River Avenue will travel to Crawfordsville tomorrow to attend the wedding of her niece Miss Mary Boarker to James Johnson Vandalia station agent there. Boarker has visited here often and has many friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Coleman
Indianapolis
L. H. Hill
Panhandle
Peru
Masons
Etnire’s
Market St
Guy Henderson
Walcott
H. H. B. Moore
Lafayette
Moore
Wiser & Wise, Inc
Harry Mohan
Terre Haute
Indiannapolis
Henry Church
Washington Township
Ohio
Mary Stevens
John McConnell
Ada Brough
Alice Statesman
Louise Ranch
Dunkards
Mexico
Nicholas Daley
Eel River Avenue
Crawfordsville
Mary Boarker
James John
Vandalia
Boarker
Advertising a Necessity in Store Business
A large merchant asserts advertising is an absolute necessity for success. He argues elevators and telephones are conveniences, but advertising remains essential as progress allows vast wireless communication yet cannot replace ads.
Woman Wanted For Afternoon Work
Wanted middle aged woman to work afternoons. Telephone 511 or call 817 High street. Good wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Local News Snippets From Plymouth Area
Various notices and small items including rentals, shows, a local yard accident, health and social updates, weddings and travels. Mentions of Gus Platner off duty, Bob Finks on vacation, Mrs. James M. Bryan ill relative, and a busy Panhandle repair crew. Also notes about upcoming sales, corset demos, club meetings, and church missionary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiler & Wise
Plymouth
Bob Finks
Georgetown
Indiana
Illinois
Thomason
Market Street
Mooonlight Dancing Club Opens Season At Stettiner Hall
About fifty couples attended the first Mooonlight Dancing club dance at Stettiner hall with Morehart's orchestra providing music. The event was well received and will occur every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooonlight Dancing Club
Stettiner Hall
Morehart
Deaths and Funerals Notice With Several Local Services
Maggie Thelby died at St Joseph hospital of typhoid fever aged 24. Her remains go to sister Mrs Foster in Stanley street. George Byers age six funeral tomorrow at Burnettsville Baptist with Rev Mainwaring. Louis Kramer funeral held near Royal Center. Mary Buchanan two died by cistern drowning. service tomorrow at Metea residence. Interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnettsville
George Byers
Vance Byers
Joe McNary
Woodmen of the World
Indianapolis
Woodmen’s Circle
Harry Sample
Panhandle
Theodore Sample
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Will Shinn
Miami County
North Dakota
James W. Shinn
Wiler & Wise, Inc
T. B. McIntyre
St. Joseph Hospital
Usher Street
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Company
Maggie Thelby
Tery
Louis Kramer
Royal Center
Rev
Aye
Mary
Chester Buchanan
Metea
Bolton
Lincoln couple receives marriage license
A license was issued to Miss Bessie McDonald and James Graff of Lincoln this afternoon. They plan a ceremony tomorrow evening at the bride’s parents home in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Bennett
Clifton Avenue
Laura Mossman
Scott McMillen
Samuel Strouse
Bessie McDonald
James Graff
Lincoln
Lodge And Club Meetings Slotted This Week
Rebekah lodges plan Thursday afternoon cleanup of the kitchen and hall setup for the entertainment. Hand in Hand circle of King’s Daughters and Sons holds a box social this evening at Mrs. A L Yound’s home Lew Wallace court T B H. invites all to a picnic supper. Woman’s Union Label league meets tomorrow evening at Trades Assembly hall with important business on the agenda. Vandalia division No 345 G L A gathers at Sister Nellie Rumells home corner College and Columbia streets Thursday at 2 to be hosted by Sisters Rumell and Rannells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion Foresters Social Club
George Umbarzger
Miami Avenue
Wesley Mason
Dallas
Tex
Wiser & Wise, Inc
Nelson
Panhandle
Indianapolis
Ed Carney
Chicago
Third Street
Broadway
Market Streets
M. L. Wiley
C. E. Mikesell
Obed
J. H. Spencer
F. C. Schmidt
G. W. Timberlake
South
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Company
J. H. Montgomery
George Shirley
Yorktown
Ind
J. M. Montgomery
Nebraska
Missionary Society of the
Broadway M. EB
Alice Jones
Eighth and
North Streets
J. VanBuskirk
King’s Daughters and Sons
A. L. Yound
Biddle Avenue
Lew Wallace Court
Woman's Union Label League
Trades’ Assembly
Vandalia Division
Nellie Rumells
Corner College
Columbia Streets
Rumell and
Rannells
Printers' Tent Praised at Tuberculosis Congress
At the international tuberculosis congress the printers exhibit from the printers' home in Colorado Springs attracted much attention. Dr. Livingston Ferrand of New York urged presenting the tent to the national association to join its traveling display for illustrated lectures on fighting tuberculosis. He called the tent one of the best he had seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Typographical Union
Printers’ Home
Colorado Springs
Colo
Livingston Ferrand
New York
Charles Deacon
National Association For the Prevention
National Association
Chased by a Blue Racer in Indiana Cornfield
Shelbyville Indiana October 7 Martin Graham longtime St Paul stone quarry worker. He saw a blue racer in a cornfield while returning home. The snake chased him for about 300 feet and Graham killed it with a club. The serpent measured five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Martin Graham
St. Paul
Graham
Milking Rule A Life Risk In Rich mond Hill
Richmond Hill L L October 7 Brindle a long horned cow owned by George Koch will permit no one but a man to milk her Koch wore a long white apron at milking time as required by a board of health order The cow kicked cutting Kochs face above the left eye forcing him to flee Brindle is described as cow who dislikes women and has been tricked by a woman in trousers to milk her in the past
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Hill
L. L
Brindle
George Koch
Koch
Eoch
Board of Health
Great Profit Myth in Tailored Garments Debunked
A mistaken claim says merchant tailored clothes yield great profit. The piece argues high grade tailoring sells for less, with pricing proportional to quality, contrasting with the idea of inflated margins on special orders.
German Taught Urged by Local German Society Leader
H. Steinmetz traveled to Lafayette and organized a Deutscher Verein branch with 147 members. He spoke at the Majestic theatre urging German be taught in schools and spoken at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Steinmetz
Lafayette
Deutscher Verein
Majestic Theatre
Brotherhood Plans Busy Year At First Presbyterian
The Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church held an executive committee meeting with President C. W. Graves at his home. Plans for the year were set to be presented at the next meeting. The men will lead evening services as usual and open the year with a church banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Graves
Tren
Farmer Creed Dies After Runaway Amish Injury
Kokomo Indiana October 7 Justice Creed a 40 year old farmer living six miles east of town died yesterday from injuries sustained in a runaway accident Monday night. He was found lying in the barnyard unconscious with his arm almost torn off and bled heavily. Creed died after remaining conscious through the night. He was hauling cinders to his barn yard walk when the accident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Justice Creed
Here
Creed
Hinkle Divorce Granted in Winamac Case
Cecil Hinkle won a divorce from Clarence Hinkle, a Fenhandle brakeman, in Winamac yesterday. George W. Walters of this city represented the plaintiff. She received $500 alimony and $12 monthly child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Hinkle
Clarence Hinkle
Fenhandle
Winamac
George W. Walters
Legal notice of spousal debt avoidance by Harry Petterson
Harry Petterson of 822 Eighteenth St not responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Minnie Petterson who has left his home and board. The notice seeks to publicize his stance to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Petterson
Harry Petterson
Eighteenth St
Special Train Service to Gas City Dedication
Pennsylvania lines run a special main to and from Gas City on Sunday October 11 for the Catholic church dedication. Departure from Logansport is 1 25 a.m. Return from Gas City is 5 30 p.m. Fare is 75 cents round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Gas City
Logansport
Hats and Veils Offer Bargains in New York Shops
Sample hats priced from 2.48 to 4.98 are advertised as lower than rivals who ask 5 to 12 dollars. Satin shapes cost 1.48, others charge 3 dollars. Children's and misses hats in felts go at half prevailing prices. Veilings 1f to 25c per yard. Come and see.
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New York
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Josh Wise
the Crystal
Berwanger & Murray
Brussels
North Street
J. M. McKinsey
Anderson
Owsaioon
Geo. Mulleadore
Prop
Third St
Jordan
Beatrice Hawes
Harry Uhl
Gordon Rutter
Warsaw
Basswood
Neff & Co
Ed Rich
Phillip Voorhees
Famly
Fourteenth Street
Domenic Colombo
Petro Fresno
New Orleans
Frank Patterson
Panhandle Road
McDonald
Jacob Kreigh
M. E. Noel
New York City
North Sixth Street
This City
John G. Gallager
Helm Street
Tom Follen
Wabash
Wabash Valley Coal Pocket Company
J. P. Freeman
Western Union
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Boyd Park
Fern
W. H. Barrett
Adrian, Mich
Bert Halstead
Thomas Dutton
Clarence Shearer
Eva Moon
U. R
K. of P
Bert Harrison
SOG
Coos
COSCO
McDonald-Graff
SSSC
SPO
Rebekah
Hooley
Cornwallis Sur
la Price
G W. Cegley
Foley’ S
John Adams ‘Dix
U. S
Court of
Denmark
Treasury
John Adams Dix
J.5. Kingery
Dykeman
White & Son
Gouto
Jacob Herz
Merket Street
Brotherhood
Farmer
Interior Ave
W. H. Filley
Miami Ave
Smith
12Th St
Routh Bros
G. M. Webblester
Pearl St
Indiana Loan CO
Fifth
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