City In Brief Highlights Local Happenings And Visitors
A clutter of short items notes Aimon Hill of Kewanna in the city, Vera Donn visiting Winamac, Miss Jennie Dunn of Marion visiting Rev E C Dunn, and Miss Joyce McIntyre visiting from Flora. Other brief items mention theft rumors, theater ads, weather, illnesses, horse handling injury, and several local residents attending fairs and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Closson
the Ark
Aimon Hill
Kewanna
M. Price
State Street
North Street
Owl Saloon
Geo Mullendore
Thira St
Vera
Snake Attacks Auto Party In MonTour County
Danville Pennsylvania October 12 A copperhead snake fought for the road as V V Heidacher and his son sped past The snake struck after Heidacher halted to inspect the motionless reptile but he narrowly escaped a bite The incident followed another in the county noted as snake happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Montour County
V. V. Heidacher
Mr. Heidacher
Clay Township road petition to connect farm with poor farm road
Edward Douglass petitions the county commissioners for a new road in Clay township to link his farm with the poor farm road. He also requests reopening of the east west road past John Gerrard's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Douglass
Clay Township
John Gerrard
Railroaders to Hear E B Burns Monday Evening
Hon E B Burns a former railroad man will address local railroaders on Monday evening October 19 County Chairman Brown of the Republican party secured him for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Burns
Brown
Republican Party
Case Compromised in France vs Anderson Estate
The Elizabeth France case against the estate of Sarah Anderson was compromised and dismissed after a jury disagreement last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
France
Sarah Anderson
Boy Seeks Good Country Home From Orphans' Home
A fourteen year old boy at the orphans home desires a loving rural home. He seeks a stable place to grow up in the country and asks readers to assist in finding a suitable family.
Baker Divorce Case Dismissed Amid Local News Roundup
The divorce case of Jesse W. Baker against Minerva Baker was dismissed today. Local notes include Miss Frank Landis returning from Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sales back from Young America, and several residents visiting relatives. Arrests for intoxication led to ten days in jail for Robert Latt and Ed Bebee. a Royal Center Caldwell farm fire burned eighty acres. a Delphi child injured when kicked by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ark
the Crystal
Porter
Jesse W. Baker
Minerva Baker
Frank Landis
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Samuel Sales
Young America
Warren Weaver
Richmond
Pearson
Sixth Street
Katie L. Porter
Alice Johnson
Winamac
T. J. Dodge
H. V. Ulery
L. Trout
Rochester
Robert Latt
Ed Bebee
Caldwell
Royal Center
Thomas
A. T. Spencer
Delphi
Plant auction planned for former Artificial Ice Works
The plant of the Artificial Ice Company at Wabash will be sold at public auction on November 9. Interested in the defunct company are Mudrock and Dr. Joseph Hall of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Will Murdock
Joseph Hall
Stevens Will Probate Leaves Estate to Widow and Children
The will of the late George W. Stevens was admitted to probate today. The estate is left to widow Mary C. Stevens and the children, all sharing equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stevens
Mary C. Stevens
Autoing Through Life by Cynthia Grey
A concise column by Cynthia Grey examines daily driving habits and road safety. It reflects on modern vehicle culture, personal responsibility, and the balance between mobility and caution in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Matrimonial collisions on the road prove the need for patience
An anecdotal tale describes a man in a car passing a woman on a horse drawn carriage. The woman, startled, backs into the auto and is thrown out. The piece then pivots to humorous advice for couples traveling together, stressing each keeps to his side and avoids bossing the other.
Community Social Notes and Local Celebrations
Grandmother Dale hosts sixty five friends for her eighty third birthday in Washington township with a large dinner. Attendees include Mrs. William McClain Frank Boyce Mrs. Walter Berkshire and others. J L Porter and Lilian Porter honored at supper with E H Porter family in city. Miss Leah Simcoe marks eleventh birthday with games music and refreshments. Women's Progressive club holds first meeting at Library hall with papers on literature and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Dale
Washington Township
William McClain
Peru
Frank Boyce
Twelve Mile
Walter Berkshire
City
Charles. Kline
Adamsboro
Leleah Simcoe
Erie Avenue
Marie Pathenburger
Ruth Veal
Lucille Row
Ruth Hackenburg
Bessie Cruse
Fannie Baker
Hazel Cruse
Florence Johnson
Helen Gilbert
Annie Galloway
Elizabeth Mitchell
Woman's Progressive Club
Library Hall
Boston
Holmes
Longfellow, Emerson and Hawthorne
Oleana Rogers
Marie Billman
Statutes and Public Library
Ida McElheny
Hattie Blonser
Josephine Berry
Rastus Questions If Farmer Jones Keeps Chickens
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialogue with Rastus asking if Farmer Jones keeps chickens and a response noting that he does keep some. The passage ends abruptly leaving details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Farmer Jones
Deaths and Funerals
The twelve year old Edward A Dunn, son of Mr and Mrs James D Dagget of South Washington street, died yesterday after an appendicitis operation at St Joseph hospital. The remains were taken to the home of his grandmother Mrs Mary Barns on South Washington street. The funeral for Edward A Dunn was held today at 1 pm from the College Hill residence with Rev Neal of Royal Center officiating. Interment followed at Mt Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. King
Star City
Joseph Burk
Kewanna
Matehany
Koon
Tritt’s
Blmore Ubi
Duncan
Monticello
Mike Grace Quinn
Flora
Joyce McIntyre
Michigan Avenue
Follen & Hagenbuck
J. J. Connor
Galveston
Michigan
Mary Evelyn
Russell L
EB. H. Porter
Mat G. Hoffman
Indianapolis
M. Engle
John Stevens
Chicago
B. C. Stevens
Samuel Scales
Ernest Vogleman
Bernice
Will
Royal Center
Charleston
W. Va
Panhandle
John Wilson
Spear Street
Cambridge City
Ind
W. B. Helmick
Kokomo
H. Charles
Water Street
Albert Friemer
Arthur Marshal
Rosebud Reserve
Marty A. Wood
Hage
Lake Cicott Gun Club
Matthias
Anapolis
Noah Swigart
Famiy
Lafayette
Leroy Huyette
Wabash
Butler & Lorup
Oliver Highten
Patrick Walsh
Wiliam
Henry Peters
Deeb Fohrer
Eugene Taylor
Auburn Street
J. L. Porter
Connersville
L P
E. H. Porter
Douglass Clay
Clay
Boney Richardson
Carl Keller
E. E. Pittman
Miss Randall
Waiter
James D. Dagget
South Washington Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Mary Barns
Edward A. Dunn
College Hill
Neal
Mt. Hope
Engagement of George Wagner and Mawle Carle
Announcement from St Vincent church yesterday morning confirms the coming marriage of George Wagner from Osgood Indiana and Mawle Carle of 310 West Market street this city The ceremony is planned for St Vincent church on Wednesday morning October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Vincent Church
George Wagner
Osgood, Ind
Mawle Carle
West Market Street
St. Vincent Church
Miss Effie Mullens Weds John Angleton at City Home
Miss Effie M Mullens and John Angleton of this city were married yesterday afternoon at 266 Claude street home. Squire J A Reid performed the ceremony. Angleton is employed at the Vandalia shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie M. Mullens
John Angleton
Claude Street
Squire J. A Reid
Angleton
Meetings Scheduled Across Local Organizations Tomorrow
Lodge and Lub meetings begin at 2 PM in G A K hall. Trinity Guild meets with Mrs Michelle at 721 Bringhurst Street. Golden Chain circle of King's Daughters meets with Mrs Conrad at 126 Smith Street at 2 30 PM. Logan Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons holds Stated Convocation with Royal Arch work this Monday evening at Masonica Temple. Henry Tucker Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Charles Michelle
Bringhurst Street
Golden Chain Circle of
King’s Daughters
Conrad
Smith Street
Logan Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonica Temple
Henry Tucker
Farewell Reception for Mr and Mrs Claude Zook
The Eastern Stars host a farewell social at the Masonic Temple parlors on Tuesday evening October 13 at 1 30 for Mr and Mrs Claude Zook who will depart soon for California. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Claude Zook
California
NO POLO IN WEST National Polo League rosters announced
The National Polo League will feature ten eastern cities with no professional polo in the west this season. Readouts list players from Providence Pawtucket Bridgeport Fall River Brockton Worcester New Britain Waterbury Hartford New Haven and more as the league announces its eastern rosters and star names seen in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Indiana
Ohio
Providence
R. L
McGilvray
Curtis
Hardy
Doherty
Mallory
Pawtucket
George Cunningham
Fierce
Harrold
Jimmy Cameron
Bill Bannon
Bridgeport
Conn
Teddy Lewis
Houghton
Canavan
Corrigan
Harper
Fall River
Mass
Thompson
Wodike
Griffith
O'Hara
Mullen
Brockton
Jack Mercer
Lincoln
Bill Miller
Woods
Good Tours Cass County Campaign Stops
Dr. Charles H. Good the Republican congressional candidate plans a Cass county tour with stops tonight at Walton. He will speak tomorrow night at Clymers and Wednesday afternoon at Metea before continuing to Royal Center in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Good
Cass County
Walton
Clymers
Metea
Royal Center
Doctors to Wabash for Eleventh District Medical Meeting
Local doctors will travel to Wabash on Thursday October 22 to attend the Eleventh District Medical Association semi annual banquet. The regular business meeting will be held in the afternoon followed by the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabas
Medical Association of the
Eleventh District
Marriage of Belle Schillings and Charles Wecht at Wehntland Church
Belle Schillings and Charles Wecht were married Saturday evening at the parsonage of the Wehntland avenue M E church. Rev. Dunn performed the ceremony. Wecht is a Panhandle car inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Schillings
Charles Wecht
Wehntland Avenue M. E
Dunn
Wecht
Panhandle
Excursion to Indianapolis by Pennsylvania Lines
The outing on October 18 offers a special train from Ogdensport at 6 50 a m to Indianapolis for the annual Woodmen of the World celebration. Return from Indianapolis is at 7 p m. Costs are set at $1.00 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Woodmen of the World
Ogensport
Indianapolias
Beaver Creek Ken Coal Ad Promotes Large Quantities
Fire sale advertisement from Bole agents for Beaver Creek Ken coal claims best coal in large lots. Contact John Hedde at 422 High and phone 1700 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
John Hedde
Lowell and Carter Tie The Knot Today
James Carter and Jennie Lowell were granted a license to wed today signaling a forthcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carter
Jennie Lowell
Fred Landis Heads to Chicago for Week with Brother Rodfe
Fred Landis departed for Chicago Saturday evening to spend a week with his brother Rodfe Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Landis
Chicago
Rodfe Landis
Moler Barber College Ad Offers 500 Training Scholarships
Advertisement seeking 500 men to learn the barber trade at Moler Barber College in Chicago. The program promises weeks of study with constant practice, scholarship provisions for tools, demonstrations, examinations, and diplomas, and positions awaiting graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moler Barner College
Chicago
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Josh Wise
Porter’s
Charles Boost
G. H. Hartsook
C. R. Cohee
Red Cross Pharmacy
M. Murray
Dennis English
Fulton
Panhandle Yard
Oscar T. Lafever
Winama
Charles Adams
Ko- Kcomoo
C. R. Messerly
Charles Lee
Homer
A. C. Fisher
Lake Cicott
Grace Quinn
Fiora
Horne
George Neighbert
Walter Brown
Lilian M. Porter
Messrs. E. H. and
L. P. Porter
Snake
Auto Party
Boy
Red Cross
Pany
Stevens Will
Dan Porter
Zade Porter
Robert
A. G. Porter
Jessie Hankee
O. R. Downham
Lilian Mary Porter
Russell
Ruth
Gladys Porter
Grace Haun
Maud Milburn
Jesse Stilwell
Portland
Ore
Agnes Carhart
Emma Blair
Forest, Ill
Alice Newby
West Broadway
Zulu Grigsby
Elmer Ferguson
Sycamore Street
Wright
Hickman
West Virginia
Bess
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
the Globe
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Rathchild Bros
Market St
The
Carle Wagner
Mullens-Aggieton
G. A. K. Hall
JOS. S. Bahr
Broadway
MRS. Harris & Malone
Third Street
John M. Waters
Sick
Worcester
Cunningham Jr
Ada Mansfield
Loxson
Lyons and Mitchell
New Britain
Ferdie Harkins
Duggan
Fred Jean
Tommy Holderness
Freedus Pence
Waterbury
Eddie Higgins
Jason
Fahey
Devlin
Allen
Hartford
Hart
Schiffer
E. Devlin
Coggshall and Sutherland
New Haven
Warner, Taylor
Farrell
Gardner and Sutton
Cass
Lowell-Carter
J.B. Kingery
Dykeman
George Cogley
Rame
George
OL Cost
W. H. Filley
Miami Ave
Hooley & Tucker
Fourth
Indiana Loan CO. Cor
Bradway
Crawford
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