Senior class to stage A Scrap of Paper at high school
Members of the high school senior class plan a two weekly practice for the play A Scrap of Paper with twelve actors listed including Prosper Couramont Arthur Donaldson and Harry Murden. A social night at Miss Pearl Champ’s Twelfth street whist club featured masked identification among fourteen girls, with Miss Ethel Uhl winning a prize.
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Prosper Couramont
Helen Sullivan
Edith Milton
Elizabeth Purcell
Fay Lucy
Eva Lineman
Alice Graves
Mary Closson
Mary Wood
Mayme Eckhart
Essie Hillis
Nettie Fisher
Rhea
Pearl Champ
Ora Anderson
Florence Furgus
Furgis
Local Clubs Schedule for Monday Evening
Today features Stag club at Stettiner venue Crescent club rooms Stettiner and German American Alliance at Kreuzberger Hall. Monday programs include Woman's club led by Mrs. Ridenour and a study circle chaired by Mrs. D. Wine.
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Stag Club
Stettiner
Crescent Club
Kreuzberger Hall
Woman's Club
Mrs. Ridenour
Study
Lost dog hunt continues as age-confused canine prompts inquiry
Dr J Swinkler of Nappanee Ind asked city police to find a dog about 11 years old believed shipped by mistake in a box car around March 5. A second dog, age at least 12, jumped from a Panhandle freight car and was brought to the station but cleared as the possible culprit. Local police persist in the search for the missing dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Swinkler
Nappanee
Ind
Gorman
Panhandle
Landis named to Pan American committee in Washington
Secretary of State Root announces Charles B Landis will join the U S Pan American committee. The group will coordinate with counterparts from twenty republics to boost commerce and ties. First session set at the State Department next Tuesday afternoon. Landis is ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Root
Charles B.landis
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Landis
Pan-American Committee of the United States
Andrew Carnégie
Stephen B. Elkins
State Department
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
William M. Stewart
Nevada
John L. Smithmeyer
Indiana
Congressional
Library of Congress
Georgetown University
Congress
Lake Cicott Man Struck At Angello Vitello Saloon
William Burris of Lake Cicott received a head blow at Angello Vitello’s saloon in Dunkirk after a quarrel over drink settlement. He was driven to this city for three stitches in his forehead. Witnesses say Burris moved around the bar and was struck by Vitello, knocking him down. Police summoned him to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Cicott
William Burris
Burris
Vitello
Suit Filed Over Tom Moore Mining Stock In Cook County
Dennis Ryan of Saint Paul filed an accounting suit in Cook County Circuit Court against Samuel G. Martin of Eureka Colorado. The case involves the Tom Moore gold mining company, capitalized at 10 million dollars, and an injunction halting stock transfers while the matter is resolved. Ryan alleges a contract with Arthur B. Lewis of New York was violated and that funds were misused for purposes other than mine development.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Circuit Court
Cook County
Dennis Ryan
St. Paul
New York
Martin
Re¢Ites
San Juan
Hinsdale
Colo
Title Guarantee & Trust Company of
Lewis
Ryan
Conditions Improve at St Vincent Church Entrance
Father Crosson had the vestibule removed from the front entrance of St Vincent Church reducing danger. The vestibule had been cited in Tribune reports during public building investigations. The front door now serves as an additional exit with two side doors and a steel exterior fire escape on the school building. The auditorium connects to the fire escape via four windows and the heating plant is distant to minimize fire risk.
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Father Crosson
St. Vincent’s Church
Broadway Street Car Stalled Causing Delays and Extra Service
Last night about 10:30 car No. 104 stalled on Broadway between Fourth and Fifth. Initial fuse failure feared, but investigation showed a more serious issue. Mr. Ryder called an extra car from the barns to handle patrons, causing a twenty five minute delay. Car No. 58 towed the stalled car to the barn at 11:10 and it will be repaired by morning.
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Mr. Ryder
Ryder
Knights of Pythias Lodge 158 Meets March 17
Bridge City Lodge 158 Knights of Pythias holds a regular meeting on Tuesday evening March 17 with work in the rank of Innight followed by a smoker. All members urged to attend.
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Lodge 158
Knights of Pythias
Local residents Reid Ella and Esther listed in Jefferson Township
A fragmented notice names Mrs. Ella Reid and her daughter Esther of Jefferson township along with Ralph Reid of Chicago, indicating a family entry in local records.
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Ella
Reid
Esther
Jefferson Township
Vieling
Ralph . Reid
Chicago
Theft of Rings From Saloon Owner's Home
Mrs. Hallam wife of David Hallam saloon owner on Eighteenth Street Bridge reported Saturday the theft of two rings including a $50 diamond and a family heirloom from her residence on Wednesday Four dollars in cash was also taken Police believe a known crew may lead to arrests in the burglary and are investigating as a police case.
Auburn and London women visit Hill in London Q
Mrs. L C Proctor of Auburn Indiana and Mrs. Mary F Hill of London Q were the guests of Hill son H C Hill at 86 Washington street on Thursday and Friday.
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L. C. Proctor
Auburn
Ind
Mary F. Hill
London
H. Cc. Hill
Washington Street
Miss Davie Walker to Speak at City Churches on Protective Society
Miss Davie D. Walker founder of the Young Colored Women’s Protective Society will address congregations at Wheatland Avenue M E church Broadway M E church A M E church and First Presbyterian to promote a local chapter. The group aims to protect traveling colored girls provide safe stopping places and support failing to work while improving women’s employment standards. The emblem is the lily and colors blue and white. A stranger’s harsh remark to a young employee sparked talk but the factory remained open.
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Deavor
Walker
Wheatland Avenue M. E
Broadway M. E
First Presbyterian Church
Reports claim basket factory shutdown on Friday disputed
A local report alleging the basket factory ceased operations Friday is challenged, with officials clarifying ongoing production and no shutdown occurred. No other details of the incident are confirmed in the readable text.
State Tax Board Set to Meet Here March 25
The state tax board will hold a district meeting in this city on March 25 with assessors from several counties attending to receive instruction on uniform property assessment. State tax commissioner Isaac Wingate will speak. Similar sessions will take place in Evansville Terre Haute Bedford New Albany Columbus Rushville Anderson Ft Wayne South Bend and Lafayette. The Indianapolis sessions run April 6 for fourteen days and July 7 for twelve days.
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State Tax Board
Isaac Wingate
Evansville
Terre Haute
Bedford
New Albany
Columbus
Rushville
Anderson
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Lafayette
State
Indianapolis
Cushman to Move to City Lives at 1410 High Street
A. L. Cushman of Monticello, who is moving to the city, will reside at 1410 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cushman
Monticello
High Street
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Remien & Huhnert Co
A. Bauer & CO
Twelfth Street
J. Fk. Crain Architect
Masonic Temple
Logansport
James Coyle
Logansport, Ind
City
Good Street
James Reid
Justice of Peace
4Th Street
German Alliance
Mae Mehaffie
Bernice Delzell
Helen Beatty
Mary Justice
Burrows
Arthur Donaldson Francois
Prosper
AL Cbotae
Harry Murden Baron de la Glaciere
Don Douglas Brisemouche
James Gamble Antiole
Russel Brown Baptiste
Frank Reed
Louise de la Glaciere
Helen Diffenbaugh
Susanne de Roseville
Ruth Closson
Mathilde
Louise
Mae Mehanie Mademoiselle Zenobie
Brisemouth
Madam Dupont
Pauline
Sabina Ilutton
Bernice Delzel
Miss Hetherington
Margaret. Hetherington
P. H. B Club
Mildred Hatch
Thelmas Price
Dorothy Burson
Josephine Tucker
Vivian Wetzel
Ruth Hildebrand
Helen Tucker
Elizabeth Edwards
Margaret Hetherington
Woman’s Club
Miss Kenney
Inez Kenney
East Broadway
Dulcie Dykman
Clarabell Lee
Minnie Hartsook
Agnes Eckert
Marie Lienemann
Mary Ahern
Naomi Whinnery
Alice Booth
St. Patrick
Vienna
Purple Club
Messrs. Klinick
Moore
Denbo
Prof. Galloway
Thimble Party
Edward Crouse
Mansfield
Ohio
Bert Small
Olio Dutchess
Needie Club
Herry Gray
Needle Club
Walton
St. Patrick Entertainment
Woman’s Progressive Club
Library Hall
Married People’s Club
Dance
Pythian Sisters’ Penny Club
P. Hall
P. Dance
Trinity Guild
Modern Patriotic Club
K. of P. Card Social
K. of P. Hall
Double Six Club
Dunkirk
SERI
Roosevelt
Charles B. Landis
Angello Vitello
Dunkirk Sa
Loonist
Samuel G. Martin
ST. Vincent Church
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Trioubile
Broadway Street
K. Ofp. Meeting
Bridge City
David Hallam
Parker and Johnson’s
Parker & Johnson
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Fifth Street
Davie D. Walker
Young Colored Wo
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