Wedding unites Orval Templeton and Dean Comer
A quiet wedding was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A S Comer. Miss Dean Comer and Orval Templeton exchanged vows with Miss Trelen Seearee at the piano. Family and close relatives attended as a celebratory charivari followed. The couple plans to reside with Templeton's parents near Kirkland after a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Reagan
Henry Spornberg
Mesdames
H. Mills
CG. H. Mills
Mahlon
Ira Hadley
Maro Hallam
Lena Pageart
Addie Wright
Indianapolis
Will Jessup
Romine
Hinma Jones
Pennyson
Harriet Alden
Tennyson
Elbert Thubbard
Hima Mills
Maro Ifallam
Sadie Day
Jones
Richard Taggart
Joseph Taggart
Alvan Munson
E. P. Jewett
Joyce Templeton
Levi Templeton
Kine
Pannie Templeton
Jirkland
East White Lick Visit Prepares for Easter Events and News
G E Farmer and family visit east White Lick to be by a sick nephew’s side, while William Tremble heads to St Paul Minnesota for a large printing house position. Fire at Alex Utterback’s yard damages a chicken house. Easter services at the a i church next Sabbath start at 10 30. Bonded items include Mills' Cash Store promotions, Bass' drug store hats, and Lyon Bargain Store spring goods. Thornberry Bellows offer fresh meat. Rooker sells Auto-Brand Work clothes. First National Bank handles taxes.
Ringling Bros Show Comes to Indianapolis in May
Mooresville residents may visit Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows in Indianapolis on May 4. The 25th anniversary tour features a European program with a perilous automobile double somersault by Miss La Belle Roche, plus international acts from France Italy Germany Russia Persia England New Zealand Spain and more in a grand circus spectacle.
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Ringling Brothers
Mile la Belle Roche
France
St. Leon
Patty Brothers
Kurgeos
Clara
Persia
Wormwood
Duttons
Clark Brothers
Jordan
England
Kerslake
New Zealand
Carnellos
Alvarez
de Mario
Centorionist
Spain
Easter suit and groceries at Mills and Warren stores
Mills' Cash Store offers Easter ready clothing in latest styles. Warren's grocery on N Indiana Street advertises best and cheapest groceries and window prices. Otto KE Rooker adds Queen Quality Shoes. Other notices include stock chicks, a four year old driving mare with buggy and harness, and local vehicle brands carried by G E Farmer.
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Warren’s
N. Indiana Street
Warren’s Grocery
Indiana Street
Otto KE. Rooker
Queen
W. G. Stayton
Evangelist’s Hellfire Preaching Shocks Sinners Into Flight
An earnest evangelist warns of eternal fire to provoke quick repentance, and the warning appears to microdrama the crowd into immediate fear driven reactions. The piece notes the stark effect of fiery rhetoric on hesitant congregants.
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Hell
Ancient Swords and the Two Hander’s Fierce Era
A Chicago News article chronicles the thirteenth to fifteenth centuries when the two handed sword, or "tavo hander," dominated European warfare. German and Swiss troops popularized disciplined armies wielding seven foot blades, weighing up to eighteen pounds, with flamboyant blade decoration and lethal power.
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Nitherto
Europe
Swiss
Westminster Abbey
Richard the Lion
Chicago News
Boy Calls Mother Petticoats After Street Fight
A west side boy fights another in the street and is lectured by his mother. He defends himself saying the other boy insulted his mother, claiming she wears petticoats. The exchange ends with the mother surprised by the accusation.
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West Side
Jie
New York Times
Still a Puppy In College Ambition Outshines Parental Doubt
A young man recently left college harbors bold career plans while his father underestimates his potential. The youth discusses which professions best suit his genius amid family debate over his future.
Origin of the safety pin linked to a young blacksmith’s son
A historian recalls Harri son, a young Inelish blacksmith’s boy who tended his crying baby brother. His failed attempts to bend pins into safe form inspired the father to perfect the safety pin now used worldwide.
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Harrison
Too Much For Her Chief
A cabinet officer faced ongoing promotion requests from a young department friend. One winter afternoon he exploded at her clerical staff, then cursed the idea of a female colleague rising. She smiled, noted he wished she were a man, and she secured the promotion.
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Washington
Dogs in Harness Common in Canada Across Country
The article notes that dog harnesses are a familiar sight in Canada, used by boys, girls, and men alike. Lightweight dog carts are common, with heavy dogs like Newfoundlands or mastiff types pulled for travel, while Canada’s touring culture embraces this practice.
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United States
Canada
Vida
Bruno
Newfoundland
Farmers Bank Ad Promotes Money Orders Savings
Farmers Bank invites firms corporations manufacturers and individuals to use its services and offers American Bankers Money Orders at lower cost than Post Office money orders with safety guaranteed.
Train Like Schedule Chaos on North South Route
S readable fragments show multiple time stamps including 5 55 A M 6 39 A M 11 58 12 39 P M and 10 55 12 09 A M. The garbled data implies a public timetable or transit schedule with inconsistent digits and repeated city routes across the North South line.
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Diogy
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M E
Bacon
Lyon
Hlubbard
Vpaul
Winchester
Ind
We. Hubbard
Eugenia
Terre [Saute
Jud
D. B. Johanson
A.d Society of the Friends Church
Alice Park
Mills
Mi O& Church
Co BK. Bacon
Monrovia Bridge
Ohio
Thornberry & Bellows
Knights of Pythias
Yocum
Martinsville
David Plunkett
Monical Bridge
Ted Brewer
Monrovia
Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Angelina Reynolds
Africa
Mrss. Wheeler
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Cora Johnson
Conservatory
Edgar M. Cawley
Renaud
Leschetizky
Herr Moerseh
Greece
Charles Williams
A. B
Harvard
Miss Johnson
Mary Warvey
Martha Hitchcock
Carl Hadley
G. E. Farmer
East White Lick
Lydia Iarmer
William Tremble
St. Paul
Minnesota
Flis
Long
Alex Utterback
A i
Bass’ Drug Store
Otto E. Rooker
First National Bank
Lyon,s
Mills’ Cash Store
A. K. Crawford
McCracken Stotel
Mooresville
Rooker’s
Ringling Bros
Enaster
Lyon Bargain Store
Plymouth Rock
Friendswood
Davis
Bimel
Union City
Patterson
Noblesville
Laporte
T. H. BR
Ama Doge
Indiana
Chas. Kitley
Plainfield
Anderson, Ind
Harber
Judge Blank
Ile
Vather
Lippincott’s Magazine
Mooresville, Indiana
New York
J.L. Marranws
Jd. Reeve
W.P. Hapsey
O. Pialey
Terre Haute
Indianapols and
Meat Market
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Sam
Frank Gray
L. Hallam
Frank W. Williams Company
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