Social and club gatherings listed for Presbyterian groups
Local notices show: Cumberland Presbyterian hosts a coffee at Mrs Klepinger's home. First Presbyterian women meet for a business social at Mrs Pearson's 1127 High street. L B Stevens to entertain the Brotherhood at Eel River avenue. Mr and Mrs McCullough host a dinner for friends. Mrs Otto Cline to entertain Baptist ladies with a coffee. Trinity Guild to meet at Mrs Manders' 725 Bringhurst. Golden Chain Circle to gather at Hulda Morrow's 1905 Market for delegate nominations to Madison Indiana. Baptist missionary society relocates to Friday for annual officers meeting. Penny Club D of R hosted by Mrs Hannah Wilson. Lew Wallace Court 305 dedicates new hall with social session. Dorcas society erratum notes state officer Mrs Frank Wall. O C C club renames to T B with meetings biweekly at Miss Margaret Faosketts. Miss Melissa Myers and Miss Villa Norris to Washington and Raleigh D C trips.
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Young Ladies’ Society of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Pearson
High ‘Street
Social Calendar Highlights for Trinity Guild and Clubs
Today features Trinity Guild and W R C G A R Hall gatherings with Hulda Morrow and Mrs Charles Manders. Wednesday offers Cumberland Presbyterian and Baptist coffee events, plus calendar notes for Pythian Sisters social and King’s Dancing Club. Friday lists an Assembly Dance.
Laughing man tells tale of October bank run miss
A small man recounts his frantic bank run experience in October. He paid for a hansom, stood in line all night, and reached the teller only to discover the balance was zero, making him laugh at the wasted fear.
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Milton
Thane Senior Class Credits and Large Graduation Hopes
The Thane High School senior class this term totals thirty nine students all but three have earned enough credits for graduation. Remaining seniors have between one and five credits to complete before receiving diplomas. The list shows each senior and their current credits.
Local Brevities From City and Surrounding Towns
A roundup of brief notices lists visits and illnesses among residents. Joseph Fry remains on the sick list. many travelers visit kin in Kokomo Peru Monticello and Indianapolis while others attend events in Winamac Huntington and Terre Haute.
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Joseph Fry
Broadway
Monthly Christian Endeavor Meeting Held at Dr Nelson Home
The Christian Endeavor society held its monthly gathering last evening at the residence of Dr C L Nelson 1916 North Street. About fifty young people attended enjoyed games music and light refreshments concluding a pleasant evening.
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C. L. Nelsop
North Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Local Correspondent Billy Blodgett Tours City
Indianapolis News reporter Billy Blodgett traveled through the city for a brief period last night, filing notes on street activity and public mood.
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Billy” Blodgett
The
Indianapolis News
Armor Plated Whales Unearth Primitive Armored Ancestor
German paleontologist Dr Abel argues the earliest whale ancestor wore heavy back armor in bone plates. These plates, once thought turtle-derived, belong to the skeleton and resemble glyptodont-like shells. The armor suggests amphibious whales on coasts needing protection from breakers and sharks.
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Abel
South America
German Colonial Wives Sought for Colonies
The Woman's German Colonial union promotes emigration of German women to colonies with vast lands. About 10,000 men to 1,000 women are in the colonies. Led by the grand duke of Mecklenburg, many wives of officials and officers have already been sent to marry colonists. The group aims to aid family settlement with schools and living supports.
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Germany
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg
The
Union
Lehigh Valley Coal Opens Large Anthracite Stripping
Hazleton Pa reports Lehigh Valley Coal company opened at Lattimer a vast stripping claim described as the world's largest solid bed of anthracite. The deposit runs 1300 feet wide and 30 feet thick from Lattimer to Drifton, about six miles. At 500 tons daily, the mine could run about 250 years.
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Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lattimer
Drifton
Far-Fetched Argument on Earth's Path Through Space
A professor states the earth travels its mighty path through space without interruption not on a schedule time. Mr Dustin Stax comments on the remark in a lively exchange value.
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Mr. Dustin
Stax
Illness touches families around Royal Centre area
Royal Centre reports several local visits and illnesses. H K Smith’s youngest son was very ill Sunday while Oscar Dover was called to Buffalo due to his father’s serious condition. Various locals including Wildermuths, Kistlers, Bells, Carneys, Bears, and Wentzs spent Sunday with relatives and hunters noted in the region.
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Oscar
Dover
Buffalo
Regular meeting of Bridge City Lodge No 305 K of P
The Bridge City Lodge, No 305 K of P holds a regular meeting tonight at 7 30. The rank of knight will not be conferred tonight as announced but will be conferred next Tuesday night.
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Lodge
Miss Mary Fennimore Spends Sunday with Mother
Miss Mary Fennimore visited Elwood to spend Sunday with her mother in a family outing noted in local society news.
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Mary Fennimore
Elwood
Twenty Ninth Wedding Anniversary Gathered in Jeffer son Township
Mr and Mrs George Gray of Jeffer son township were surprised at home by relatives Friday evening for their twenty ninth wedding anniversary a fine supper followed by a general good time. A family reunion was held at the home of Charles Dukes Sunday with many relatives present. Mrs Anna Wilhite of Anderson is visiting at this place with friends and relatives Mrs Ella McDonald is visiting in Logansport with her son James
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Ed Hammontree
Rochester
Mary Cummings
George Romey
Peru
Mayme Longwell
Monticello
R. O. James
Indianapolis
J. T. McNary
Fred Shepherd
John Wendling
Margaret Worden
Elizabeth Braskett
Eva Massena
Crum
Charles A. Myers
Market Street
Sidney Kaufman
Otto Shoe and Clothing Company
Boston
Mass
I. B. Beckley
Schill
George Gray
Jefferson Township
Charles Dukes
Anna Wilhite
Anderson
Ella McDonald
Logansport
James
Burgman Visits Winamac On Monday
J. J. Burgman of Burgman & Ludwig was a business visitor to Winamac on Monday.
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J. J. Burgman
Burgman & Ludwig
Winamac
Real estate transfers list with multiple lot deeds
A sequence of property deeds records transfers in Walton and surrounding towns. Names include Lottie Wise Frances Keller Harry Fiedler Hollis Cover Ellen Girton Tessa Bixler Benjamin Loutham Jennie Bryer Claude Bumgarner Eugene Garrett David Hendrixson George Raikes Nora Raikes Ella Brown Louella McDonald Carrie Been Jennie Hawen James Oswald Andrew Hawn Dorcas Weirwahr Marion Jackson Charles Cordell and others with prices ranging from 700 to 6500 dollars across several additions and townships.
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Lottie B. Wise
Frances C. Keller
John Tipton
Harry Fiedler
Hollis C. Cover
College, Hill
W. D
Ellen C.girton
Tessa I. Bixler
Ellen Kanty
Benjamin F. Loutham
Jennie Bryer
Pottowattomie Point
W D
Claude C. ‘Bumgarner
Eugene V. L. Garrett
Claude C. Bumgarner
Walton
David F. Hendrixson
George W
Nora M. Raikes
Hus
Isaac Bumegarner
Frederick J. Brown
Louella McDonald
I. B. Beckley
Royal Center
Carrie C. Been
Admi
James Jackson
Pt. Geo. Cicott
Jefferson Tp
Jennie E. Hawen
James W. Oswald
Miami Tp
Andrew P. Hawn
Revival Meeting Opens at Baptist Church
The revival at the Baptist church opened last night led by the Rev. Herbert S. Morrill and his wife. The church was crowded and strong interest was shown. Flossie Osman was baptized and preparations continue for others who may join the church and be baptized.
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The
Baptist Church
Herbert S. Morrill
Flossie Osman
Local Socials and Events Include Funeral Crowd
Camden misses Jessie and Katheryn Stew art joined Miss Lulu Thomas for dinner. A large funeral crowd gathered for Jerry Plank. Maud Rohrabaugh visited Emma and Stella McDowell. Dora Keys and Eva visited Flora. A ciphering match at Cunningham school drew a large crowd. Maggie Simmons leads the school. Mrs O F Campbell of Flora aids parents D T Wyatt and wife move to Main Street property.
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Jessie
Katheryn Stewart
Lulu_ Thomas
Jerry Plank
Maud Rohrabaugh
Emma
Stella McDowell
Dora Keys
Eva
Flora
Cunningham School House
Maggie Simmons
O. F. Campbell
D. T. Wyatt
Main Street
Professor Eph Williamson Returns Home From Boise Visit
Prof. Eph Williamson of Boise City Idaho, visiting his sister Mrs John Troutman, returned to his home yesterday.
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Eph. Williamson
Boise City
Idaho
John Troutman
A Vigorous Crusade Against Patent Medicines
A promised campaign denounces patent medicines and vows to publish top formulas periodically. The first release offers a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia and stomach diseases, urging readers to inspect ingredients with their druggist and prepare it themselves.
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Bey
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