Local notes and visiting departures in Indianapolis area
Miss Delia May Hartley of Indianapolis visits aunt Mrs Albert G Winter on Walnut Street. Families travel by morning train to St Joe Michigan and Cincinnati friends visit. Mrs Elizabeth Sheets and Ruth head to Cincinnati for hospital care. Several others, including Miss Kate March and Mr J P Forse, make trips for funerals and relatives, with Barnard party departing for Nauvoo and New York to visit sculptor George Grey Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia May Hartley
Indianapolis
Albert G. Winter
North Walnut Street
Curtis Mires
St. Joe
Mich
Kate Martch
Cincinnati
Charles Klaphake
J. P. Forse
Catherine Forse
G. J. Saar
Littletown
Colorado
Melvin King
East Third Street
Tillie Gaul
Cleveland
Ohio
William Heenett
Elizabeth Sheets
Clarence Otter
Ruth
Concinnaty
Rees
Harry TL Graham
Hanover College
Jennie Graham
Ta Vasitin Tudhanapetis
Henry Schmidt
Gt Moberly
Messrs
Julus
Wilain
Schmidt
Liverpool
George
J. HL Barnard
Magegie
George Grey Barnard
Barbara
Nauaker, EL
Dr. Harnard
New York
Gheorge Grey Barnard
Rest Services Bless Local Obituary Gatherings
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine A Forse were held at St Marys Church in the morning with Rev Father Kubnmuensch officiating and the Altar Society attending in a body. Pallbearers listed. Also notes the arrival of Mrs Lucy Levey Powers from Indianapolis and her Madison burial arrangements with Reverend Reed conducting religious rites and a long procession of mourners and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Forse
St. Mary’s Church
Father Kubnmuensch
Ohio
Charles Bilger
Nahinmuensch
Forse
St. Joseph's Cemetery
North Walnut Street
Lucy Levey Powers
Indianapolis
Madison
van Sprinudale Cemetery
Kev
BOC
Fore quarter beef price differences draw shopper interest
An article explains how fore quarter beef differs in price from hind quarter, with the differential varying by market. It notes fore quarters are used for roasts and stews and require longer cooking, while suggesting consumers consider fore quarter meat to stabilize overall beef prices.
Plan for Salvation Army building quotas in Indiana cities
The Salvation Army announced a state plan for new building allocations in Indiana cities to aid local corps. Totals include Anderson 20900 Evansville 29000 Gary 20000 Hammond 29900 Kokomo 29000 Mishawaka 5000 Muncie 5000 Newcastle 29000 New Albany 6000 Princeton 5000 plus mortgages covering Bloomington and Indianapolis. emphasis on housing for applicants amid long-standing funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvatioct
Army
Anderson
Bedford
Evansville
Frankfort
Gary
Marriage Announcement of Jouene Suen and Berthe de Araene
Mr and Mrs FOV Suen announce the marriage of their son Jouene to Miss Berthe de Araene on May 1 at the bride’s Antwerp home Belgium. Mr Sauer has been in Antwerp since January serving as Army Fada Clerk later as transportation agent for Woolley States. The couple planned a wedding tour through France Italy Germany and Luxemburg and will reside in Antwerp upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fov. Suen
Jouene
Berthe de Araene
Brid
Antwerp
Belgium
Sauer
Pls
Army Fada
Woolley States
Miss de Craene
University of Antwerp
Muscian
Brussels
Mrasauer
Royal Tavern
Keibassy
Pudace Hotel
Bruxelles
Studs
France
Italy
Germany
Luxemburg
Death of Madison native Benjamin A. Mayo at 72
Benjamin A. Mayo, Madison native and longtime machinist, died at King’s Daughters hospital after a paralytic stroke last Friday. He lived on North Poplar Street, was a former street commissioner and rural carrier, known as Uncle Ben to local children, and survived by his wife with one cousin visiting from Indianapolis. He belonged to several fraternal orders and was active in community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A. Mayo
Madison
King's Daughters Hospital
Mave
North Poplar Street
Ino
Ife
Claude Mayo
Virginia
Ben
A. A. Young
Indianapolis
Mayo
Absalom
Uncle Absalom
Main Street
Hest
Eric
Canadian Doctor Granted Citizenship in Circuit Court
Dr. Carl Poright Dunn, a Cragmont medical staff member and native of Canada, was admitted to citizenship in today’s circuit court. Tyree Reynolds was appointed guardian for Tipton S. Williams, a well known Dupont resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Poright Dunn
Dunn
Cragmont
Canada
Tyree Reynolds
Tipton S. Williams
Dupont
One-sided reciprocity and a 226-character font
A remark on reciprocity being uneven and a note that a complete font of type comprises 226 distinct characters.
Travelers Aid Aid for Young Women in New York
A long illustrated piece describes the Travelers' Aid Society in New York assisting young women traveling east to west, often fleeing unhappy homes or marriage prospects. It details docks encounters, romance rising and dissolving, and cases where women are guided back to safety or toward marriage, with wary commentary on exploitation by matrimonial agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmenus
New York
Travelers’ Aid Society
TL A. T
T. Aw
Woonen
Exaeple
Pennsylvania Station
Society
French Guard With Yank Movie Man In Frankfurt
One of the first photographs received shows a French soldier escorting an American motion picture man in Frankfurt Germany. The image drew attention among local citizens to the occupation scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POILU
Germany
Frankfort
Negroes Seek Whiskey Loot Trunk Hidden Near Raleigh
Four African American men opened a trunk in a woods two miles from Raleigh North Carolina hoping for whiskey but found about eighty thousand dollars in jewelry. John Cook, a hotel worker, led police to the trunk after a three hour interrogation. The gems remained intact as officers traced the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
John Cook
Yarborough
Grirling
South
A. J. Goode
New York
Government to Spend 16 Million for Sick Soldiers Care
Surgeon General Cummings informs Congress that for the year ending June 30 the United States will pay 16 316 000 to care for sick and disabled soldiers and sailors who served in the world war. The total cost appears to be 18 816 000 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cummings
Congress
The Golden Key and the Apple Blossom Tree Mystery
John Brent pursues a mysterious girl under an apple tree with a coded key. She reveals she aided an inventor uncle by forging plans to Washington, but her love for Brent leads to a confession and the crucial golden key to unlock true achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brent
Knight
Lesher
Washington
Lesler
John
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Henry Geschnedder
Michael Koehler
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Preahie
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I Johnson
Matthiws
Manly Bo Wetson
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Gabel
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Myer
Cam
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Moontcormery Township
Jennings Courts
Detiersen County
Fair Price Commission
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Harbourine
Titaer Seldon
Ind.ana
Salvation Army
Indianapedi
Salvation Army Corps
Appea
Te Hete
Te Tadiena Ty Race Fonda
Ontypeutl Saaa
Fm Meet Creintiea
The
Department of Justice
State Fair Price Commission
Reneerionaly
Fee Burr Price Commission
Tee
Foy Pot
Fatr Price Commission
Anna Rohrer
Columbus
Vail Undertaking House
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Court News
Travelers’ Society
Chiesae News
Travelers’ Aid Society of
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Whem
Yorks
Rajesinge
Ald
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Tno
Midiann
Bronx
Eooa
Noomin
T. A. Willy
Sobledo
Sony
the Golden Key
Western Newspaper Union
Brent
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