Beautiful June Wedding at Mrs Pugh Home
The June wedding of Jise Anos Sutton of Pennville to Dr. Morton J. Myers of Muncie was held at Mrs. Saran Pugh’s South Adams Street home. About one hundred guests attended. the ceremony featured a white and pink decor scheme, a ring ceremony, and music by Loreta Joven and Olivace. The couple will reside in Muncie. both are graduates of Earlham College and Indiana University respectively.
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Loreta Joven
Iaud Lucas
Oliv
Ace
Peneville
Endelasohn
Iisses
Ivrtle Benham
Eaton
Della Downtog
Nenia
Lillian Carson
Newcastle
Media
Majel Sommervill
Hartford City
Owers
Valley Lillies
Brown
Methodist Church
Thor Brida
Humme
Cat Everts
Muncie
James Sutton
J'eanville
Earlham College
Woo
Sr. Myers
Indiana University
Indianapolis Medical College
Ou! Cfaws
Taylor University Merger With Muncie Institution
A joint Taylor University board meeting in Muncie decided to consolidate Taylor University of Upland with the Normal School of Muncie forming Taylor University of Muncie. President Winchester of Upland will lead the new institution which will move from Upland this summer. The town fears economic impact from the 20000 residents and local business ties. The merged school will be nonsectarian and nonpartisan under Methodist church patronage.
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Taylor University of Upland
College of Applied Sciences
Muncie
Thame
Tasylee University of Mincie
Winchester
Upland College
Methodist Church
A Fortunate Texan and His Life Pills Remark
A Fort Worth area notice quotes Mr E W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dales Texas praising D Kings New Life Pills as a effective remedy for malaria and biliousness. The ad notes the pills do not grind nor gripe and mentions Boothge Maddox drug as retailer.
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E. W. Goodloe
St Louis St, Dales
Tex
D. King
Bopge & Maddox Drug Re
Reverend A M Trackleman Chosen Pastor at Montpelier Baptist
At a Friday meeting the Montpelier Baptist Church unanimously selected Rev. A M Trackleman as pastor for a pastorate. The Hackleman couple, visitors from New York, are warmly welcomed and meet broad support from townsfolk as the church plans a new building project and deeper community work.
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Baptist Church
Baptist
Apather Vest
A. M. Trackleman
G Backleman
Montpelies
Nev
Backleman
Hackieman
Montpelier
Baptists
Tlack- Jeman
Aseckleman
Ruined Shade Trees to Spite Owner
Dickason, a farmer near Pereta in Cencer township, reports malicious vandalism on his farm where twelve prized shade trees were felled and cut to stumps with knives. He offers a 50 reward for conviction and pleads for those responsible to be brought to justice.
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Dickaea
Pereta
Cencer
Dickason
Mr. Dickason
Bluffton Ne
Abandoned Gas Pipeline Sold at Auction
Twenty five miles of ten inch mains between Hutton and Fort Wayne, formerly used to transport natural gas, have been abandoned and sold at a receiver's sale this week. T. J. Driscoll of Indianapolis and Chia McCauley of the city were the winning bidders. The line will be taken up and shipped to new fields, suggesting the Fort Wayne gap project is abandoned.
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Hlutton
Fort Wayne
T. J. Driscoll
Indianapolis
Chia
Calvin Walker Sent to Jail for Intoxication
Calvin Walker of near Keyston appeared before Squinn Nelson Saturday evening on the charge of intoxication and was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine. Marshal Reynolds took him to Hartford City where he will lodge in the county jail for eleven days. He was jailed in Montpelier Friday evening after excessive drinking but released on promise to reform.
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Calvin Walker
Keyston
Squinn- Nelson
Marshal Reynolds
Hartford City
Walker
Montpelier
City funds to boost Hartford City glass plant expansion
The American Window Glass Co. will add six more machines at its Hartford City factory, with a city bonus of 6,500 dollars. The Commercial Club has nearly all the rest pledged, about 1,000 dollars short, and plans a rapid canvass for the balance if viewed as a sound investment benefiting the city.
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The
American Window Glass Co
Hartford City
Rats as Ivory Experts in a Carved Trade
The New Orleans Times Democrat recounts how a dealer claims rats identify genuine ivory. Rats gnaw ivory with animal glue, signaling quality via furrows, and the dealer even says they are paid with cheese and bread.
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Ivery
Ivery Friaudmients
New Orleans
Emocrat
John Philips Buys Hotel in Lawrenceville Illinois
J H Philips who previously disposed of hotel interests here has purchased the Johnson Hotel in Lawrenceville Illinois and will take possession soon. Philips plans to make the hotel a passing investment while his family moves to their new home this summer. He will visit relatives in Pennsylvania before leaving Lawrenceville.
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Bilips
Ilinois
Johnson
Cuas
Lawrenceville
Posses
Lawrencevilis Oscv
Iilicats
al. Philips
Hig
Moore Bros Stock Moves to Big Store, White Iron Out
Jurman Johnston Co purchases Moore Bros stock and transfers it to the Big Store today. The White Iron grocery has disappeared after years of operation, making the Big Store the city’s largest grocery stock and adding new furniture to improve its appearance.
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Moore Bros
Jurman, Johnston & Co
Electric Hitters credited to Cedar Grove man for cure
The letter from Geo H Parris of Cedar Grove Maine says after suffering with liver and kidney trouble he used Electric Hitters. Three bottles completed the cure and he is now well. The tonic is sold by Bonge Maddox druggists for 56 cents.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Bonge & Maddox
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Anna Sutton
Pennyville
Morton J. Myers
Taylor University
REV. A. Mi
Hackleman
Paris
New York
DAVIS
M. G. Davis
PT da
University Quartette
C- Ca
Booth
Lev. Hastie
Ptur
Abne Tas
Res. Brown
M. E. Cacen
Wen
Rat
Udiil
Mss
Tovighkome
Expeesa
al -Chung
Emshwiller Drug CO
East High Street
Lawrenceville, Ill
Sion Ba
Keen Kutters
Shears, Raz
Hatch
HOY Hardware CO
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