Religious and social notes from Galveston events
Sun day Children's Day programs drawn large crowds across Universalist and Methodist churches with choirs readings solos and duets. Local visitors include C B F Clark Arthur Gearhart Ed Burrows and families. A Saturday Universalist social raised funds. Brights disease illness claimed Mrs Elia Kuhnsman of Flora. Local trades and entertainment featured Miss Cleo Ford and a flower drill by 24 girls at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Baptist
Methodist
M. E. Church
J. W. Wood
Esther Connell
Mazie Bell
Morton McGoy
Mable Zehring
Josephine Gray
Geneva Wood
Tom Marshall
Ernest Yoder
John Cooper
Eugene Shirley
Lillie Cameron
C. B.F. Clark
Kokomo
Galveston
Arthur Gearhart
Upland
Ed Burrows
Lincoln
Wagner
Peru
Edna Beeson
Lodeska Cooper
Logansport
Herbert Keller
Forest
John Burrows
Clara Bradford
Marion
Metcalf
Universalist
Mary Paulus
Lulu Endicott
George Stanley
Sam E. Thurston
Harvey Bell
Jewell
Will Woods
Bell
Callie Sprinkle
Maggie Turley
Ida Rodibaugh
Callie
Coney Emry
Odd Fellows
Walton
Evansville
Endicott
Indianapolis
J. McLean Moulder
Ind
Charles Logan
Elia Kuhnsman
Flora
William Grubbs
Sedalia
Harry Spitler
Joseph Brower
Lora
Wheeling
Cleo Ford
Ruth Miller
Ruth Colvin
Local Births Weddings Visits Noted Around Twelve Mile
Twelve Mile residents mark a busy period with visits from relatives and friends. A new baby is born to Jim Kingery, while a couple learns of upcoming weddings and a minister moves into a neighbor's home. Journal notes include travel to Chicago for the Republican National Convention and preparations for the Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hoover
East Main Street
Kilary Cooper
Wabash
August Swanson
Hebron
Ind
Illinooi
Swanson
Chicago
Guy Blair
Houston
Texas
Will Dalzell
Twelve Mile
Camden social notes and funeral in Camden town
Camden residents host and visit relatives from Illinois to Chicago. Barn-raising planned by M Wolf east of town. Funeral for Jesse Plank held after apoplexy. He long served as telephone company trustee and Lutheran church treasurer in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Clayton
Chicago
Clifford Mullin
Rock Creek
Jasper Webb
Illinois
M. L. Webb
Jesse McCain
Jesse Martin
M. Wolf
Brinkworth
John Montgomery
Lutheran Church
Philip Ray
D. L. Thomas
the Baptist Sunday School
Jesse Plank
Camden
The
Telephone Company
Lutheram Church
Knight of Pythias Decoration at Baptist Church
Large crowd attended the K of P and Pythian Sisters service at the Baptist church on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Sickafoose delivered the address with music by Mrs. Mabel Zehring and songs by the Sickafoose family. Afterward the lodges, led by the Galveston band, marched to the cemetery to decorate 131 graves of members including Sylvanus Johnson, George Sharp, Wash Douglas, Leota Bitler, Laura Loop, and Sarah Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Baptist Church
Sickafoose
Mabel Zehring
K. of P. and Pythian Sisters
Galveston Band
Sylvanus Johnson
George Sharp
Wash. Douglas
Leota Bitler
Laura Loop
Sarah Stanley
Open-Air Concert by Galveston Band Attracts Large Crowd
The Galveston band performed an open-air concert Saturday night attracting a large town crowd. The event will become a weekly occurrence as warm weather continues and the reception was praised by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Horse Bolts Into Walker's Restaurant Breaking Window
Saturday night, Charles Miller's horse panicked at a band and backed the carriage onto the walk, crashing into Walker's restaurant and demolishing a large window and the screen door. Mrs. Jane Foy spent Sunday in Elwood with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Walker's
Jane Foy
Elwood
Subheadline Snippet Hints at Traction for Shooters
Fragmentary line suggests a focus on improving shooter performance through systematic practice. No clear event, people, or place is identifiable from the readable text.
Interurban Subsidy Drive in Carroll County Washington Township
Washington township Carroll county residents push a $10000 subsidy for a Logansport to Frankfort interurban line paralleling the Michigan road. A circular signed by local leaders argues the project will pay for itself through increased taxable property values and future revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Frankfort
Washington Township
Lincoln Stephens
J. C. Newer
Daniel MceClosky
J. E.kitchell
Frank Joice
Daniel Ray
Michael Guckein
Cass County Loan CO
MuRpocn
Local visits and weekend travel noted around Buck Creek and Frankfort
Flora S. A. Kern and family of Frankfort visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller. R. D. Voorhees was home Sunday from Lebanon. 4 Ed Hedrick and family will visit friends in Buck Creek this week. Bert Shigley and wife will visit friends in Roseville and Delphi this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A.kern
Frankfort
Bert Miller
R. D. Voorhees
Lebanon
Ed Hedrick
Buck Creek
Bert Shigley
Roseville
Delphi
Lambrigger's Show Opens on Kreutzberger Lot
The Lambrigger Animal Show opens on the Kreutzberger lot for several days. The performance is clean and attractive and will doubtless draw big crowds. The chimpanzee is one of the featured attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreutzberger Lot
Two Lads Found Dead Hidden in Old Trunk in Mass
In Fall River on June 15 Joseph and Andre Beaudry aged 8 and 11 were found dead inside a trunk. Medical examiners ruled suffocation as the cause after a struggle description from the interior and clothing. The boys were left in the care of their brother Wilfred while parents worked in mills. he did not know of the disappearance until returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Joseph
Andre Beaudry
Wilfred
What Flag Stands For by Rev. B B Bigler
Pastor Rev. B B Bigler spoke at First Presbyterian on the meaning of what the flag stands for. He argued that politics and religion intertwine in national governance and referenced historical examples to show the nation's guiding ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Bigler
First Presbyterian Church
Advertised Letters at Logansport Post Office June 15 1908
Letters addressed to listed recipients remain in the Logansport post office for the week ending June 15 1908. If not called for within ten days as required by the department they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Washington DC. Men Abbott F B Berry Robert Dean A W Ginther J D Martin Bert RR No 34 Meaders Nate Oliver Ed Parker CC Ward Charley Wilson John W 517% Edtwy. Women Allen W A Mrs Fanning Annie Mrs Miller A Mrs
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Logansport
Department
Washington
D. C
Abbott
F. B
Berry
Robert
Dean
A. W
Ginther
J. D
Martin
Bert
Meaders
Nate
Oliver
Parker
C. C
Ward
Charley
Wilson
John W
Allen
W. A
Fanning
Annie
Miller
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Roy Shanks
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J. W. Smith
Routh Brothers
United States
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E. B. McConnell
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Jno. W. Markley
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Val Streble
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Wilkomen
Reid
Prichett's
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J. F, Dinnen
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John Coon
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Lambrigger’s
W. Sheak
Board of Works
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Bluffton
Farmland
Winchester
Union City
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