Kunce Returns as Huntington Street School Principal
Prof Walter Kunce, former Huntington Street School principal, arrived from Portland to resume the post for the coming school year. He had planned to study at the Boston School of Expression but was shot en route in Dayton and forced to abandon the trip. Kunce will reside again at the L E Kelley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kunce
Huntington Street
Portland
Kunce
Boston School of Expression
Dayton
Kances
L. E. Kelley
Upland Greens Defeat Square Deal at Track Diamond
The Upland Greens handed the Square Deal boys a 11 to 5 loss Sunday afternoon at the race track diamond. Both teams totaled 11 hits while Montpelier’s defense issued several walks at critical moments. Cook started for Montpelier, allowed three runs in the first inning before being relieved by William Lewis who struggled with control. Oren of Upland pitched solidly as the Greens pulled away and a fair crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland Greens
Square Deal Boys
Montpelier Boys
Cook
Montpelier
Greens
William Lewis
Oren
Death of the Merry Widow Hat Provokes Town Resolution
A humorous local record notes a belated obituary for the Merry Widow hat, calling it a nuisance that gouged eyes stopped trains and harmed pockets, and ends with a playful pledge to dance at the funeral.
Anti-Saloon League Holds Joint County Meeting at Riverside Park
Delaware and Blackford county members of the State Anti-Saloon League plan a Sept 8 Riverside Park Eaton meeting. The all day program features Attorney General James Bingham Frank C Ball Willard A Bartlett Indiana and local speakers promoting the liquor traffic defeat and kick off county campaign with large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Blackford County
State Anti-Saloon League
Riverside Park
Eaton
James Bingham
Frank C. Ball
Willard A. Bartlett
Prohibition Party
Anis M. Barney
Indiana Anti-saloon League
E.S. Shumaker
Anti- Saloon League
Indianapolis
Meet Me After Sunset from Edward Mison
Fragmentary note quotes Edward Mison inviting a meeting after sunset with incomplete details and a partial contact line, suggesting a private arrangement or rendezvous.
Opening session of 1908 county teachers institute at Hartford City
Monday morning marked the start of the 1908 county teachers institute in Hartford City with sessions through Friday. Principal instructors include Earl A. Ramgey of Bloomington Indiana and Dr R G Boon of Los Angeles California. Ramgey will discuss practical science and Boon will focus on pedagogy. Boon previously taught at Indiana University and Cincinnati public schools and was an instructor at Blackford county institute twelve years ago. Harrison township and Montpelier teachers join from area schools, promising an unusually beneficial program.
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Hartford City
County Teachers’ Institute
Earl A. Ramgey
Bloomington
Ind
R. G. Boon
Los Angles
Cal
Ramsey
Ft. Wayne
Boone
Indiana University
Cincinnati Public Schools
Blackford County Institute
Harrison Township
Montpelier
Will Form Drum Corps for Local Campaign Rallies
A meeting at the Republican headquarters tonight aims to organize a drum corps to accompany rallies. Montpelier once had a strong group, and organizers invite more volunteers including William Palmer, Robert Gilmore, Alfred Spaulding, Harry Bonge, and Ralph Kelier to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
William Palmer
Robert Gilmore
Alfred Spaulding
Harry Bonge
Ralph Kelier
Harrington Heads to Burma Under Standard Oil Contract
GOES 76 India L A Harrington, known to Montpelier oil men, left Monday for New York City to sail Wednesday for Burma, India, under a three year contract with Standard Oil Co. Mrs Harrington will return to live with her brother Matt Urban in Pittsburg for a time and may join him later in the Far East. They had just spent three years in Roumania with Standard Oil. Miss Tid Chapman of Hartford City visited Miss Jean Lacey Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Harrington
Montpelier Oil
New York City
Burma
India
Standard Oil Co
Mrs. Harrington
Roumania
Mr. Harrington
CouroN BOUND Inspection Claim As Perfect Paper
A claim asserts the CouroN BOUND paper is flawless with every sheet in perfect condition. The text states no cracks or flaws can be found across a large quantity, suggesting reliability for users and buyers.
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DaiLy Herald
the Daily Herald
Herace
the Weekly Herald
Daily
the Herald
Ft. Wayne Shamrocks
Scott
Hartford
St. Wayne
Voleny French
LaSalle,Tenn
Merry Widow
Edward Mison
Child - Hood
W. Murdoch Lind
Min-Nows
American Melody Co
New York
Shadow
Benset
Old Mill
Ee En Ge
Senaki
Far East
Tid Chapman
Jean Lacey
Detroit
Buffalo
L Super Rservics
Rodale
Seadents
PD. & BH
Addrras
L. G. Lewis
Gee's Pass
Areal
Detrell
Hha
Detroit & Buffalo Steamboat CO
Philip HM
McMillan Vwice
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