Social Evening at Neighbert Home in Madtoon Ind
A March 9 1916 report notes a Tuesday night gathering at Harry Neighbert’s residence in Madtoon Indiana. Attendees included Fay Neighbert Althes Warman Lottie Neighbert Isabella Elsen Mildred Bruner Hazel Uchele May Giltner Florence Kaag Siclen Kaag Mamie Montgomery Alma Lyle Russel Kaag Russell Kleopfer Howard Kleopfer Henry Kaag Carl Uebele Clarence Rensehler Jacob Thienes Elmer Kleopfer Louis Stein Castel Black Raymond Montgomery Harry Giltner Ubie Johnson Lloyd Neighbert Russell Neighhbert Ralph Elsen William Bruner Earl Neighbert and Mr and Mrs Hartley Stein. The evening featured party games and a lengthy social time with guests departing late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neighbert
Fay Neighbert
Althes Warman
Lottie Neighbert
Isabella Elsen
Mildred Bruner
Hazel Uchele
May Giltner
Florence Kaag
Siclen Kaag
Mamie Montgomery
Alma Lyle
Dick Warman
Clara May Neighbert
Russel Kaag
Russell Kleopfer
Howard Kleopfer
Henry Kaag
Carl Uebele
Clarence Rensehler
Jacob Thienes
Elmer Kleopfer
Louis Stein
Castel Black
Raymond Montgomery
Harry Giltner
Ubie Johnson
Lloyd Neighbert
Russell Neighhbert
Ralph Elsen
William Bruner
Earl Neighbert
Flartley Stein
Poverty social at Young Peoples Society draws crowd
The Manville Young Peoples Society held a poverty social last night with games and fines for dress code violations. Miss May Tevis won the prize for the most poverty stricken appearance. The Community Association named delegates to a County Agents meeting. Dr. W A Millis will speak on community betterment at Red Men's hall next Thursday with stereoptical views. Purdue's Prof John A Linke to organize a boys and girls club on March 17 with a prize for the best ear of corn from boys under 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society
Tevis
Garfield School
Community Association
Victor Vernon
Walter Ralston
Will A. Rogers
Court House
W. A. Millis
Red Men's Hall
Manville
John. A. Linke
Purdue
Madison Kidney Health Ad Warns and Endorses Pills
A Madison advertisement urges readers to treat back pain as kidney weakness and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Harper & Co. The spokesperson Mrs. Nannie Oakley of Madison testifies the pills strengthened her back and regulated her kidneys. Price 50 cents at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Madison
Nannie Oakley
Walnut Sr
Harper & Co
Oakley
Foster-Milburn Co Preps
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunn Library Fund Established At Hanover College
By will of Moses Fell Dunn of Bedford a fund of 810,000 was left for a Dunn Library at Hanover College. The Union Literary Society received the money and a committee will select and buy books to be kept in the college library for student use. The Beta Theta Pi fraternity local chapter received a $1,000 bequest from Mr. Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Ind
Moses Fell Dunn
Bedford
Dunn
Union Literary Society
Hanover College
Beta Thets Pi Fraternity
Wilbot
Duin
Utica Citizen to Be Given Honor On Proctor Day
Miss Misa Wilson, praised as a rising lyric soprano with a career near launch, garners civic honor for Utica with Proctor Day planned as a city wide holiday. The event, proposed by Mayor James D. Smith and supported by the chamber of commerce, aims to fund celebrations via public collections and mark the memory of local benefactor Proctor.
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Utien
N. Y
Tuen
Eusefit
FL Towe
Chamber of Commiterce
Woodsen
S. Vt
Mike
Thode
Bride in Kentucky hospital after suicide attempt
Zelima Frederick Maloney a newlywed two weeks in Kentucky attempts suicide by swallowing carbolic acid after a reproachful letter from husband Frank Alalones saying he would not support her. She remains in critical condition at St Joseph's Hospital in Lexington Wy. The bride's death stirs considerable attention.
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Lexington
Zelima Frederick Maloney
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sun
Juliette
Frank Alalones
Indictment of tragedy in Camnelton: Kingham family violence
Mrs John King of Camnelton Indiana and Marek Mes were named in a brutal incident where a husband slashed his wife then killed himself in the presence of three children. She recovers and speaks, recounting his despondent act and intent to kill himself. Kingham’s funeral was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camnelton
Ind
Marek S. Mes
Joan Wingham
Hotises
Kingham
Separated Jolson couple reconcile after weeks
The Jolsons, once separated, announce plans to end their days together in happiness. Mrs. Jolson cites youthful blindness in marriage and notes their reconciliation followed weeks of effort. A Berlin correspondent discusses German obedi ence to authority and its wartime efficiency.
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Plochottedawa
N. Seber
Aeeope Vergy Vis
Caieb
Boditiergi
Mildred Loder
Vironia
Iad
JeGisern
Hes
Jemsen
Abredjedi
Chen
Nelson Relic Pawned After Lady Hamilton Hair Found
London police seek ownership of a finely crafted miniature of Lord Nelson with Lady Hamilton’s hair, valued over 5000 dollars. It had been pawned for five dollars since 1912, later redeemed by a taxi chauffeur who claimed it was a wedding gift for his wife. Officers doubt the tale and have arrested him on suspicion of possessing stolen property.
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London
Lord Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Nelson
Underwear Sewed On For Winter In Evansville Schools
Evansville Indiana reports 50 school children found with underwear sewn on for winter. Dr Wallace G C Dyer chief medical inspector ordered parents to remove the garments. Take The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Wallace GC. Dyer
Thevansville Public Schools
Ile
Mascot Dog Saves Purdue Fraternity In Fire
Lafayette Ind Bob the bulldog mascot of Sigma Phi Epsilon at Purdue university woke twenty four members by barking as flames engulfed two floors of the fraternity house. All but one student escaped down the fire escape before the building was destroyed.
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Lafayette
Ind
Bob
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Purdue University
Botel owner kills giant wildcat in Towanda county
Joseph Cop of Powell tavern battled and fatally shot a monster wildcat weighing nearly fifty pounds. The beast, the largest ever killed in the county, nearly killed Camp’s dog during the struggle reported by The Herald.
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Towanda
Joseph Cop
Powell
City bids for ash and garbage hauling attract large turnout
City council accepted bids for two districts beginning March 15 1916. Judges chose James Yater for District 1 and Manson Lanham for District 2 after reviewing lower offers and noting concerns over efficiency.
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Crozier
Nichols
Turner Bros
Packet Ohio
Cisco
West Madison
Crooked Creek
Public Works Committee
Fourth Street
Walnut Streets
Niesse
FL HL
Austin
Harper
Charles A. Bowman
James Leatherbury
Ruscooth Lee
Robert Davis
Thomas Davis
Indianapolis Blue Pring & Supply Co
Harry Orem
Andrew Jacobs
Nicholas Schultz
George Selip
Torrance
Sationary & Printing
the Courier Co
Florence Roch
Nicholas Schulte
Madison Light & Railway Co
Holwager
Thomas Lilley
East St
Opera House
Chorge A. Dew
Calvin S. Brown
William Lovell
James Yater
Edward Pierce
James I. Buchanan
W. A. Toombs
Charles R. Lee
Manson Lan
Manson Lanham
Dew
Yater
Oliver Holwager
Oscar Oliver
John M. Cisco
George J. Niesse
John Feuerstein
Committee On Public Works
Revival Converts Over 400 At North Vernon Church
Rev. Fred R. Davies of Charlestown closed a successful revival at the Christian church in North Vernon Indiana. More than 400 persons were converted and a fund was raised to call a pastor. Rev. Scott of Cincinnati has accepted the charge here.
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North Vernon
Ind
Fred R. Davies
Charlestown
Christian Church
Rust
Scott
Cincinnati
Quarrel Sparks Shooting in Utica Near Primary
Alonzo Brendel 42 shot 24 year old John Case after a quarrel over the upcoming primary. Brendel surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense. Case was wounded in the abdomen. both men have ties to local labor and farming, with Brendel working in Kentucky quarries.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Alonzo Brendel
John Case
Utica
Brendel
Case
Kentucky
Ohio River
Phi Mu initiates pledges as Millis attends presidents’ meet
President Millis of Hanover College travels to Indianapolis for a conference of Indiana College Presidents at the University Club. The Phi Mu sorority plans to initiate Margaret Long of Salt Lake City Utah Alice Millar of Madison Mary Downing of Crawfordsville and Edith Ellet of Rockville tonight.
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Hanover
Ind
Phi Mu
Hanover College
Margaret Long
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alice Millar
Madison
Mary Downing
Crawfordsville
Edith Ellet
Rockville
W. A. Millis
Indianapolis
Indiana College
University Club
Marshall Warns of Quick Defeat Without Training
Vice President Marshall visiting Chicago argues the United States would be speedily whipped in war with current forces. He calls for military training at universities at the government's expense to strengthen national defense.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Chicago
Ill
Marshall
Olney Arnold dies en route home from Cairo to Lisbon
American Consul General Olney Arnold died in Lisbon on Saturday while returning from Cairo for a vacation. The report notes New York State has about 700,000 school children.
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Cairo
Lisbon
Washington, D. C
Olney Arnold
New York
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Adison Herald
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Madtoon Snondsslane
Omicefiliikant
Madsoo
Manville News
Erin
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Moses Dunn
Miss Wilson
Margaret
Bay Professional
Ross W. David
Misa Wilson
David
Meneraret Wilson
Pepe Io
Tunis
Wilson
Fenton
Syracuse
Cleveland
Wison G. Savith
Robert Frank
Lexington, Ky
John King
Hacketstoya Cha Ae
Phi Mu Sorority
Millis
U. S
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