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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
3
Advertisement copy touts Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine Compound from the Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio. The product is marketed as pure prepared and guaranteed with dosing guidance teaspoonful every four hours.
Dr Abbott argues the woman suffrage push is an excess of reform that neglects family duties and economic interdependence. He cites Roosevelt and state experiences to claim most women do not want ballots and warns against driving women into public life. A Root letter opposed suffrage as suffragists hold a tonight meeting.
The First Presbyterian church hosts a series of Brotherhood meetings starting Tuesday night with Henry E. Rosevear of Chicago as the principal speaker. Monthly gatherings feature speakers from Cumberland and Broadway churches and include Hon. Martin Morrison and Benjamin F. Long among others.
Statistics compiled by A H Douglass of the local high school for the Bureau of Education in Washington show pupil counts by age from six to twenty. The report notes total enrollments and per age group, challenging common beliefs that dropouts spike after ages eight and ten.
Mrs. Carter hosted a 6 oclock dinner at Linden avenue with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Zinn Cann Neff Medicus and Miss Widgeon. Kokomo visitors brought a degree team and twelve dates into lodge mysteries at the Red Men hall. Portable notes cover home crafts stag Crescen t club dance plans and Miss Elsie Moores eighteenth birthday celebration with an oyster supper cake and gifts. Cumberland Presbyterian Missionary society elected Vera Curry president and Jim Stewart and Cora Butler officers with social contests and fine refreshments.
Modern Woodmen of America in Ben Hur hall elected officers for the coming year. Installation set for the first Friday night of January and Henry W Peters named advisor. Royal Neighbors met in the same session and an oyster supper followed. Revena lodge K of L of H also elected officers with H White as past protector and Tressa Billman as protector.
Pathfinders of Indiana plan a state convention in Marion next May possibly joined by Ohio Pathfinders. The joint meeting could draw thousands, giving local members a chance to see Columbus Ohio’s world championship degree team, honored at the St Louis World’s Fair. After holidays the lodge begins preparations for the event.
Flora resident Miss Fay Harter is the guest of Miss Elsie Moore in Clymers as reported by the Tribune Want Ads Bring Results column.
In New York the Association of Life Insurance held an opening session in memory of former President Grover Cleveland now deceased. The program featured addresses by Paul Morton and Dr John H Finley and included letters from Adlai Stevenson Hoke Smith and Hillary A Herbert. The event foreshadowed a larger memorial gathering planned for March 18 next year.
John Mehaffie closed a lease for the Peter Freis building on Fifth street recently vacated by Mr. Schwalm and will move his tin shop into the building about February first.
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