Secretly Married Grover Hybarger and Belsho Sidenstricker
Grover Hybarger son of Samuel Hybarger of Paris and Belsho Sidenstricker of Paris wed in secret in New Cane the India during July. Hybarger worked for the American Express Co in Indianapolis and they planned to establish a home after revealing their marriage to her brother James Sidenstricker. The couple will be issued a church ceremony and hold their debut household setup after their reintegration with family.
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Grover Hybarger
Samuel Hybarger
Paris
Miss Belsho Sidenstricker
New Cane
India
Mr Hybarger
American Express Company
Indianapolis
Miss Sidenstricker
New Charle
James Sidenstricker
Grover
First ME Church Men Host Banquet To Celebrate Associa tion
The men of the First ME church organized an association and celebrated with a net annual banquet last Thursday evening. Attendance exceeded two hundred as guests enjoyed themselves. The cooking and wait staff were led by the men head Prook who fined KOOP. Several speeches energized the gathering with future expectations from speakers Thomash Mawwe and Muetiissille.
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First ME
Prook
Foster Martin I Promotes Holiday Millinery and Dress Goods
In Chicago last week Foster Martin I advertised special sale prices on cloaks suits millinery and dresses for children and ladies. The store touted new York arrivals and a wide selection of napkins centerpieces scarfs and embroidered pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hristmann
New York
Packenan
Otieshe
Tibet
Vanished Race Hints From Wabash River Valleys
A Fairfield Sun correspondent argues the Little Wabash and nearby river valleys hide traces of a vanished ancient people. He notes pottery, weapons, and a unique stone coffin grave findings, cites a vase found with a skull, and urges preservation of relics to learn when these peoples lived in Wayne and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Sun Gays
Gaung
Ali
Egypt
Rocky Mountains
Mwinvis
Mwinvis, and the Little Wabash Ie
Smithsonian Institute
Little Wabash
Old Massilon
Wayne
New Haven
Gallatin County
Charles P. Berry
Farm
Berry
Grayville
Wabash
Tom Wilson
Leech
Wayne County
Pythian Theatre Saturday Shows and Local Listings
Saturday night at 7 30 two reels of motion pictures two songs with dissolving views. Two complete shows. For rent ten room house and bath electric lights gas city water in first close location. For sale one two horse wagon set of harness nine calves Edward Henbest. Apples at Doll's fifty cents.
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Edward Henbest
Doll's
Hughes Great Store Expands Winter Line Across 25 Departments
The Hughes Great Store announces preparation for winter trade with a vast range of goods across 25 departments. It highlights toys, albums, teddy animals, games, bibles, books, and fashion items including new cloaks, fur jackets, coats, hats, and footwear, all offered at discounted prices to undersell competitors.
Cape of Good Hope and Indian route opened by Diaz and da Gama
The piece notes Bartholomew Diaz reaching the Cape later named Cape of Good Hope in 1487 and Vasco da Gama sailing past the cape to Calicut in 1498 opening the sea route to India. It includes assorted quotes and light items from period magazines and ads.
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Cape of Good Hope
Bartholomew Diaz
Africa
India
Cape
Cabe de Boa Esperanza
Calicut
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Swern
Sea Wall Finn the
Tase Tearters
Wall Ree Cove
Thomash
Korine
Sali
Mieten
Plum Street
Clark
Booth & Handy
Foster Martin
D. D. Doll
Wabash Valley
Pythian Theatre
Cravenette
Warner
Nemo
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Prince Albert
ES & Co
Broadway
Sir Tool Grovers
Evaracte
Hes
Coght
Dorian Hesteer
Coleeme
Steve Long
Steve
Everybody’s Magazine
Neithber
Mabel Oor Wille
Mabel
Harper's Weekly
Kansas City Times
Anderson
Methodist Church
Clark County
Wabash River
T. W. Clark
Eash
Ely W. Clark
Bubeck & Gallagher
Republicay
Hoosier
H. M. Dewey & Co
Leseure’s Cash Store
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