Miss Frederica Clump to Chicago on business
Local notes report Miss Frederica E. Clump will travel to Chicago tomorrow for business. Several residents and visitors are named, including Miss Edna Smith of St. Louis and Mr. John Wilkin with Miss Nona Kennedy, who recently returned from Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica E. Clump
Chicago
Edna Smith
St. Louis
Miss Smith
Judge Dykeman
Olive Weatherow
Oran
Haton
John Wilkin
Nona Kennedy
Lafayette
H. R. Payne
Salem
S. S. Graham
Wheatland Avenue
USE COUNTY FUNDS Ex officers sued over misused Monroe funds
Monroe county officials sued ex sheriff Peter S Thrasher and ex sheriff Benton J Hough for misappropriating nearly four thousand dollars. A third suit targets ex county recorder Thomas A Gullivar and his surety United States Fidelity and Guaranty company accusing Gullivar of owing 2420.15 to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Board of County Commissioners
Monroe County
Peter S. Thrasher
Benton J. Hough
Messrs. Thrasher
Hough
Thomas A.gullivar
Excounty Recorder
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Golliver
Friday the Thirteenth and the Congressional Nominations
The article notes Friday the thirteenth makes the day unlucky for four of five congressional candidates if nomination occurs today. It mentions Friday the thirteenth has fallen on the date four or five times in the past three months and will not again until November.
Pythian Sisters host dance and various society events
The Pythian Sisters held a dance at the K of P hall with about thirty couples and prizes for pedro and overall games. Queen Esther Circle plans a progressive luncheon across continents starting March 24 from New York to San Francisco with a stop in Atlanta. Other notices include birthday surprise for Claude Johnson, a Perry Reid farewell, a Hubler Ulerich marriage, church coffee fundraisers, sorority entertainments, and several club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Rennard
Zinn
Cox
John Hortsman
Shanks
Ed Davis
Helen Clymer
Carl Hart
Queen Esther Circle
Edna McFann
New York City
Chinatown
San Francisco
Atlanta
Claude Johnson
Len Harrick
Social Calendar Highlights Today and Saturday
Today features Assembly Dance and a Baptist Missionary Meeting hosted by Mrs Henry Tucker along with coffee at the Presbyterian church and Phi Kappa Theta. The South Side section of Christian church is arranged with Mrs Harshman at 326 Burlington. Saturday lists a Purple Club dance and a K and L of H social in the Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
The
Christian Church
Harshman
Burlington
Baptist Missionary Meeting
Henry Tucker
Coffee—Presbyterian Church
Phi Kappa Theta
South Side
Mayor Coffee Found Guilty in Impeachment Trial
Portland Ind March 12 The jury in the circuit court found Decatur mayor David D Coffee guilty on the first count of public intoxication alleging he embraced three women in Decatur on November 3 1906. Other counts of intoxication were resolved in his favor and a new trial motion will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Decatur
Countryman to visit daughter Marcello J Goar
Countryman plans to travel to meet his daughter Marcello J Goar. The report notes the family connection and upcoming reunion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcello J. Goar
Mrs Roosevelt guardian files Kermit estate accounting
Edith K Roosevelt wife of President Roosevelt filed at Nassau county surrogate an account of the guardianship of son Kermit begun January 11 1906. She invested 5000 from James King Gracie estate in a loan secured by a bond and first mortgage on 443 West Twenty Sixth Street Manhattan. Interest 200 accrued 22.20 disbursed. President Roosevelt received 30000 from his uncle and Ethel Roosevelt 5000 under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edith K. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Minoia
L. I
Nassau County
Kermit
James King Gracie
West Twenty-Sixth Street
Manhattan
Ethel Roosevelt
Banker's dream comes true as Mt. Victory bank robbed
Bellefontaine Ohio March 12 President Henry Dickinson of the Mt. Victory bank was telling a friend of a dream about the bank being looted when a messenger arrived with shocking news. The bank had been robbed by burglars. the safe and vault were blown open, but only $52 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Henry Dickinson
Mt. Victory Bank
Grandmother Emma Myers Breaks RailRide Fear in Indiana
Elwood Indiana March 12 Emma Myers eighty two of Windfall broke a long vow by riding a steam train to visit her granddaughter Mrs Claude Mausey in Elwood She had feared the cars would derail but rode the trip in thirty minutes and walked twelve squares from the depot to the Mausey home She praised the journey yet complained at the fare amid rough roads and travel delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Mausey
Mansey
Ten Feet of Snow Strands Sweden in Severe Blizzard
A Swedish blizzard blankets the country with snow up to ten feet in places. Traffic is heavily impeded and several cities are entirely isolated as the storm rages across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Last Will Probated of Isiah Countryman in 1894
Isiah Countryman's last will probated. witnessed by B B Richards and Rebecca Richards of Galveston. The will directs payment of debts and funeral expenses, life interest in the widow's residence, and provision for remaining children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isiah Countryman
B.B. Richards
Galveston
Rebecca Richards
Knights and Ladies of Honor Hold Dance at Stettiner Hall
The Knights and Ladies of Honor hosted a social at Stettiner Hall with guests from Peru and Terre Haute and Bosworth. The program featured several dances beyond those listed, including barn and moonlight waltzes, with Mohart and Denbow providing music. The hall was decorated with Japanese lanterns and streamers, and out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stettiner Hall
Mohart
Denbow
Alice Larrimer
Peru
Bert Hostetter
Terre Haute
Hid Dooley
Boston
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Fourth Street
Remien & Kuhnert Co
A. Bauer & CO
Twelfth Street
J. E. Crain
Masonic Temple
Logansport
James Coyle
Logansport, Ind
Fire Department
Anna Mitchell
Tribune
Joseph Rosem
Wright Street
J. R. Wildermuth
Ambrose, Rhoades
Walton
A. E. Romager
South Bend
Jonathan Garver
Sheridan
J. M. Griggsby
Fred Stiltz
Indianapolis
E. F. Dock and Family
Ray Jones
Harry Sample
Marion
C. T. Apt and
Butler
City
Cc. W. Plummer
Bates Street
Centerville, O
Pansy Elliott
Indianapolis News
Georgia Legg
Earl Beam
Dromph, Jr
Dromph
John G. Kelp
McKee Boosters
Cass County
Erwin Bingaman
B. Sewell
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Burkett
Pythian Sisters
J.T. “Elliott
Marie Myers
Phi Kappa Theta High School
Perry
Reid
Charles Reid
Elknort
Hubler-Ulerich
George G. Hubler
Grace A. Ulerich
Jackson Township
Rev. Shafoos
Broadway ~ Presbyterian Church
Edna Douglass
Bessie Engler
William Engier
Frank Johnson
Earl Dement
Freda Beck
Arthur Beck
Ross Campbell
Merle Haugh
Wiliam Hanson
Frank Hoag
William Buchanan
Flora Buchanan
John Buchanan
North Side
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Cooking Club
KK. G. Rogers
Douglas
John Dromph
Earl Dean
Whist Club
Ben Martin
Purple Club Dance
K. and
L. of H. social——Hall
David D. Coffee
Coffee
Justice of the Peace
Price
Fourth St
Ridenour
Mrs. Roosevelt Guardian
Elwood, Ind
Garndma
Emma Myers
Wood
Liv
Government
Tribunes
Ibs
Post Office
the Tribune
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H. Dance
the Knights and Ladies of Honor
Cincinnati
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