Social and fraternal notes fill local pages
The West Side Euchre Club hosted a pleasant session with Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Hart winning progressive games. Harmony Court No. 304 elected officers including Andrew J. Reid and Henry L. Foust, while the Eagles lodge and Foresters named leaders. Catholic services mark the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Community venues held dances, teas, rummage sales, and socials with multiple hostesses and attendees across local streets and clubs.
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West Side
Euchre Club
Palmer
Hart
Pruitt
Miami Avenue
Harmony Court
Ben-Hur Hall
Andrew J. Reid
Inez F. Albert
Alda P. Reed
George Crum
Gertrude Townsley
Henry F. Hanna
Lewis W. Smith
Inner Gate
Stella J. Kiagel
Outer Gate
Frances Heenan
Jordan Hecht
Ian
B. Irvine
Rosetta EH. Hanna
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Trial at We Store
The Rexall 93 Hair Tonic ad explains diagnosing hair health by bulb color and promises a risk free trial at The Rexall Store W H Porter & Co Drug Store. Two sizes 50c and 1.00 offered to treat dandruff scalp irritation stimulate roots tighten hair and prevent baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexal
W. H. Porter & Co
Community Meetings and Local Appointments Report
Officers will convene at Red Men hall tonight and Pythian Sisters are asked to attend the temple for special business. Orient lodge No.272 F and A M meets tonight. Harley and wife return from Chicago stock show. Jerry Mattix and family visit Erie avenue relative Mrs C A Plotner in Erie. Rev Hoffman to preach at Buckwheat church Saturday night December 16 at 7 30 pm.
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Red Men's Hall
Temple
Orient Lodge
A. M
Harley Benner
Chicago
Jerry Mattix
Pennsylvania
C. A. Plotner
Erie Avenue
Butler
Hoffman
Meritorious Damages In Logansport Suit Against Traction Co
Gertrude Mea a minor by next friend filed against Ft. Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company in Logansport. Judge Hanawalt awarded 25 dollars after a quick compromise without trial. The east end girl was struck by an Erie avenue street car while playing.
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Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Logansport
Gertrude Mea
Traction Line
Hanawalt
East End
Erie Avenue
Fansler & Foskett
Why They Come The Royal Center Record explanation
Logansport merchant notes he pays little attention to personals about county seat visits unless they involve meeting someone. He asks readers for information on visits to distant places and visitors from other towns to enrich the paper.
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Logansport
Hand of the
Royal Center Record
Fairbanks to Address County Foresters Meeting
Charles War ren Fairbanks will speak in Indianapolis at a county forestry meeting. Ex Vice President Fairbanks arrives at noon, is greeted by the Horticultural Society and Commercial Club, and will address the public in the main court room at 1 30. The event aims to organize a county branch of the State Forestry Association with charter enrollment to follow.
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Dr. Tinkle Tinker
Byerly-Denbo
Temple Club
Exvice
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Horticultural Society
The
Commercial Club
Court House
Hancock
Marshall
Thomas
United States
New County Society
Horticultural Society and Commercial Club
Divorce sought by Mrs Slusser over alleged extreme cruelty
Mrs Lilian M Slusser files for divorce from James Slusser a locomotive engineer citing two attempts on her life and other indignities. She seeks $1200 alimony and child custody after five years of marriage and a separation alleging violent treatment.
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Lilian M. Slusser
James Slusser
Eby
McConnell, Jenkins, Jenkines & Stuart
Slusser
Hunters Fined For Unauthorized Hunting In Local Wardens Notice
Walter French and a man named John Doe appeared before Justice Reid after Lafayette wardens detained them for hunting without licenses. J B Williams and C W Moll presented the case. fines and costs totaled 37.7 dollars, with arrangements made to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter French
John Doe
Dixon Heads to New Orleans for Ten Round Bout
Kansas City featherweight Tommy Dixon left here to train in New Orleans for a ten round fight against Jack White of Chicago scheduled for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Tommy Dixon
New Orleans
Jack White
Chicago
Christmas in Early America From Plymouth to New York
The piece traces how Christmas was observed by Puritans in Plymouth and Massachusetts under Bradford, by Virginia planters, and by New York’s Dutch and English settlers. It notes anti Christmas sentiment, but highlights Santa, the first American Christmas in New Amsterdam, the Virginia hospitality, Washington’s revolutionary crossings, and the restrained Christmas under George Washington.
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H. Mayflower
Pilgrima
Plymouth
William Bradford
England
General Court of
Massachusetts
Virginia
Old Dominion
Jamestown
John Smith
Powhattan
Pocahontas
George Washington
Jamea
York
Rappahannock
Footomac
Carolinas
Georgia
Maryland
Louisiana
New York
America
Netherlands
Manhattan Island
the Battery
Wall Street
Atlantic
New Amsterdam
Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Heere Straat
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Continental Army
Washington
Valley Forge
Gates
New Republic
United States
St Paul’s Church
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Eagles Elect Staff
Eagles Lodge
A. L. Hobson
Joseph Bahr
Jno. Newman
Harry N. Ward
J P. Nicodemus
Aerie
Fred Seybold
George Schenider
Jacob Klein
Foresters
Independent Order of Foresters
Court
C. Hartwick
J. A. Downey
Charles Mode
William Herr
Joseph Fettigz
John B. Mader
L. Ludders
Ongtor
Paul Kleinne
Senior Woodward
George Deltt
Junior Woodward
Julius Speidle
Senir Bea
Floyd Schrenckenhaust
Twentieth Street
Carl Kleckner
Sycamore Street
Dr. Edwards
Dorcas Circle
Dorcas
Kings Daughters
Mary Gault
Josie Howe
Burlington Avenue
Minnie Frank
Moore
Adamsboro
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Misses Mae
Catherine Murphy
R. D. Club
Maccabee Lodge
Mary Baker
Citizen’s Band
Band Boys
Young Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Independent Order of Bailiffs
Pythian Castle
Society’ Notes
Delaware
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