Weddings and social events fill busy community pages
The society section reports multiple weddings and social gatherings. Miss Ethel Etnire and Arthur Routh wed at Cumberland Presbyterian church with about 200 guests, followed by a reception on Window Avenue. Elizabeth Sullivan and William Collins wed at St Vincent de Paul with private rites. Flora Barnes and J Jones join in a Wednesday ceremony, and Bunnell and Dina Day marry in Hoovers. Community clubs discuss attendance, lectures on suffrage, and a series of entertainments and club meetings populate the rest of the society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Etnire
John M. Etnire
Arthur Routh
W. C. Routh
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
E. A. Arthur
Sadie Kraus
New Waverly
Dana Stamatis
Indianapolis
Glen Black
Frank Mce Gaughey
Harry P. Elliott
Miss Etnire
Window Avenue
Chicago
Routh
Seventh and
Bringhurst
Sullivan-Collins
Elizabeth N. Sullivan
Josephine Sullivan
Local Brevities Span City Notes and Personal Moves
Geo P Dykeman of Anoka was in town on business Mrs George Hacker returns from Huntington K and L of H plan leap year dance at Stettiner tonight George Long of Routh Packing back to work after illness Gus Minx florist at Longcliff resumes duties post grip Rev John C White travels to Indianapolis for Wade funeral First Presbyterian plans redrawn by building committee Mr and Mrs D M Watts travel to Winchester Ohio for uncle death Dr John Bradfield buys elk painting for den Mrs S F Field and Mrs Will Simms visit Winamac Heppe family transfers to new William Heppe Sons Co factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Watts
Winchester
Ohio
William Game
John Bradfield
Will Berry
S. F. Field
Will Simms
Winamac
L. N. Field
William Heppe
William H. Heppe
Andrew F. Heppe
Mrs Thomas Jackson Seeks Smokehouse Key in Lockout
Mrs Thomas Jackson, wife of a jailed man, went to the jail seeking the key to the family smokehouse. Her husband Thomas refused to give up the key, stating she could wait until his release, and she vowed to return home to break in the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jackson
Thomas
Arrest of John Cambine After Basements Masonic Temple Find
John Cambine was found in the basement of the Masonic temple late last night and was arrested after being extremely intoxicated. he required dragging to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cambine
Masonic Temple
Royal Gypsy Concert Delights Logansport Audience
The Royal Gypsy Concert company from New York drew a large audience with eight gifted women. Pendleton thanked patrons for support and highlighted Tribune carrier boys in the boxes as special guests. The lecture course earned high praise for quality and promise of more numbers next year if patronage remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gypsy Concert Company
New York City
Eccles
Pendleton
Association
Carrier Boys
The
Tribune
Royal Gypsy Company
Logansport
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Today events include the leap year dance at Stettiner with Companion Foresters and Mrs Umbarger, plus Fleur De Lis, King's Daughters, Ladies' Christian Union, and Knights and Ladies of Honor at various venues. Friday features an Assembly Dance at Stettiner and sewing circles. Saturday hosts Purple Club Dance at the Masonic Temple. Sunday lists Crescent and Stag clubs. Tuesday brings Trinity Guild and multiple Crescent club activities including a K of P dance at K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stettiner
Companion Foresters
Umbarger
Fleur de Lis Club
Mur
Ray
King’s Daughters
Wehling
Ladies’ Christian Union
Shoemaker
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Crescent Club
K. of
P. Dance
P. Hall
Tribune Carrier Boys Attend the Gongert
Twenty Tribune carrier boys escorted by Circulation Manager L. P. Duener attended a Nelson theatre lecture Wednesday evening. The party enjoyed box seats and behaved as well as any group of boys at an event. Not all carriers could attend due to work and personal choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
L. P. Duener
Nelson Theatre
Lecture Postponed For Knights Of Columbus Meeting
Illness of the speaker Rev. Father King caused the lecture scheduled for Monday night before the Knights of Columbus to be postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father King
Knights of Columbus
Clerks Back Bill On Postal Hours And Vacation
Local post office clerks urged to back a congressional bill by Representative Wilson of Illinois. The measure would set a forty eight hour workweek with overtime pay for extra hours. The National Association of Postal Clerks also supports a paid thirty day yearly vacation for clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Illinois
Congress
National Association of Postal Clerks
Shot Injures County Man While Rabbit Hunting
William Bocock, once a county resident, was accidentally shot in the side during a rabbit hunt in Marion this week. He remained in serious condition yesterday, but doctors believed they could save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bocock
Marion
Jobs Trustee Cushman Seeks Immediate Help for Unemployed
Cushman says he can furnish cheap help from a large pool of applicants on his books. The growing list of unemployed rises daily and he urges citizens to find work for a few more people on his list who are badly in need of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish
Drunk Man Prays Cited by Patrol Officers
Patrolman Skelton and Patrolman Vermess assisted a drunken man at the Sutton hotel last night. The elderly man sat on steps praying and greeted the officers with affection on the way to jail, refusing to give his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Stationery bids on county offices to be let again
County commissioners will meet next Monday to receive the auditor's 1907 report the last under the old law before the depository law takes effect. They plan another bid for stationery supply after two prior rejections. Bonds for gravel roads already let will be sold with interest rate fixed by law and redemption on payment plan.
Crystal theater features crowded houses and vaudeville mix
The Crystal offers a varied bill with packed crowds and frequent S. R. O. signs. Local manager Mr. Hardy presents a feature film alongside his usual vaudeville acts, including the engaging Making of a Battleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Hardy
Vaudevilians
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Losses
Panhandle switchman John Albert Gibbs died at 1308 Spear street of typhoid fever leaving two sons ill with the same disease. Funeral at Christian church Friday at 10. Nicholas C Armstrong, 22, Panhandle brakeman, died of typhoid in St Joseph's hospital and ships remains to Fort Recovery Ohio. Mrs Rush, 78, widow of John Rush formerly resident here, dies in Denver. three Crooks children survive. Cyrus Townsley, 67, father in law of Police Captain George Graham, dies in Idaville with funeral at 1:30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert. Gibbs
Panhandle
Spear Street
George .Gibbs
Flora
Knights of Pythias ‘ Lodge
Brotherhood of
Christian Church
Ing
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fort Recovery
Ohio
Rush
Willard Crooks
Waverly
Denver
High School Teams Scrimmage Ends Near Hundred Point Mark
The local high school and L A R C teams played a full rink scrimmage at Olympic rink last night with no timekeeper. The score neared two figures on both sides and likely would have surpassed one hundred if play continued, as they agreed to play until tired.
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Etnire-Routh
High Street
Barnes-Jones
Flora Barnes
Harry Barnes
Linden Avenue
Jones
Bunnell-Day
Ora G. Bunnell
Dina Day
Hoovers
Justice Hanawalt
Ladies’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
Modern Patriotic Club
Flora T. Neff
Edward Rinner
Fourteenth Street
Laura Gregg
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Miriam Johnson
Wabash
Wabash Musicale
Duncan Duegg
Sycamore Street
Duegg
Will
Forresters’ Social Club
Wells
Highteenth Street
Gleason
James Gleason
Erie Avenue
Michael Gleason
Danville
Ladies Christian Union
Ladies’ Christian’ Union
Ed Shoemaker
Horney Street
Homeseekers Excursion
Wabash Ff
St. Louis
Kansas City
M. Burke
Geo. P. Dykeman
Anoka
George Hacker
Huntington
City
George Long
Routh Packing Company
Gus Minx
Longcliff
Mrs. Tate Nave
North Judson
Mrs. Hardy
Charles Gray
Private
Business College
John C. White
W. H. Wade
Kramer
First Presbyterian Church
Cambine
King’s Daughters Sewing Circle
Mrs. Ireland
George Taber
Stag Club
Trinity Guild
Tribune Carrier
Gongert
Royal Gypsy Entertainment
Nelson
Cushman
Skelton
Vermess
California
Golden Santos
M’caffrey
the Daily Tribune
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Inter Ocean
Quayle
Yeading Farm, Home and Newspaper OF the West
Farmer
Daily Tribune
Inter Occean
Mrs. Graham
Mage
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