Local Notes Reflect Social Visits and Shop News
Mrs. George Pennington is very sick while Mrs. George Reeves shows gradual improvement. Miss Laura Thurman hosted by Miss Lucinda Dillon at Bethany Park. A variety of visits and travel events surround families in Indianapolis Joppa Danville and Kokomo with local stores promoting G A Keller Keen Kutter. Community notices include a church social and real estate plans near East Hick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Dillon
Bethany Park
Aimes Clark
Jessie Keller and Oswald Hines Quietly Wed
Miss Jessie Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Keller and Oswald Hines were quietly married by Rev J W McFall at the M E parsonage Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock. A few of their young friends accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Keller
Charles Keller
Oswald Hines
J. W. McFall
M. E. Parsonage
W. C. T. U. Picnic At Bethel Park
The women of the W. C. T. U. and the Loyal Temperance Legion enjoyed a picnic at Bethel on Tuesday. Misses Marie Wilson Inez Owen Edna Rusie Irene Carlisle and Marguerite Sage accompanied by Miss Pearl Bradley went to Bethany Park on Wednesday for another picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Bethel
Marie Wilson
Inez Owen
Edna Rusie
Irene Carlisle
Marguerite Sage
Pearl Bradley
Bethany Park
Bradley Brick Co Expands to Drain Tile Production
The Bradley Brick Co. prepares to install drain tile making machinery alongside brick manufacture. It is nearly ready to burn several new brick kilns, with all current stock sold for the Monrovia schoolhouse project and being delivered now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Brick Co
Monrovia
Milton Haynes and Jessie Christ ina marry in Moore sville
Marriage licenses record the union of Milton Haynes born 1890 in Delaware County son of Ira N Haynes and Jessie Christina ixeller born 1893 in the same county daughter of Charles ixeller. Haynes works as a barber in Mooreville, Moore County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Haynes
Jessie Christina
Ixelier
Delaware Co
Ira N. Haynes Etux
Ife
Mooresvie
Moore
Ville
Chas. Ixeller
Memorial Day Exercises Led by Red Men
Red Men oversaw Memorial Day services with Rev. Amos Clark of Brooklyn delivering an address to about 25 veterans at the cemetery. Flowers were laid on graves as conveyance was provided for the frail veterans near the end of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Clark
Brooklyn
Myr. Editoris
Clark
Redt
Senma
Order of Red Men
Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Grand Army
Order
Christian Church
Order of
J. P. Calvert
Keen Kutter Razors Sold by G A Keller
Keen Kutter razors offered in safety and regular types with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by G A Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Keller
Eminent Specialists at State Sunday School Convention
The Indiana State Sunday school Convention will be held in Richmond from June 26 to 28. The program features Rev. A H McKinney Dr Cornelius Woelfkin W C Pearce Mrs Mary Foster Bryner Dr F N Palmer and Excell with pianist Prof Alvin W Roper. Indiana’s full corps of State Workers will attend with many special contests announced. For full particulars contact the Indiana Sunday & Ovation at 417 Law Bldg Indiana J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Richmond
A. H. McKinney
New York City
Cornelius Woelfkin
Rochester Theological Seminary
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
International
Mary Foster Bryner
F. N. Palmer
Winona Lake
KE. QO. Excell
Alvin W. Roper
Law Bldg
Local notes and social updates from the Plainfield area
Updates list visitors and guests in town including Miss Serena Mills with a Purdue connection, Miss Halsie Warren hosts, and Mrs E W McMillen entertaining. Library Board appointments by Judge J W Williams include H C Scearce, Miss Pearl Bradley, and Mrs W F Hadley. For Rent and For Sale notices appear alongside oblique references to W H Guirl’s suicide and a Purdue graduation party hosted by the Wallace Mills family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena Mills
Indianapolis
Halsie Warren
J. W. Williams
H. C. Scearce
Pearl Bradley
W. EF. Hadley
New
Wallace Mills
Purdue University
Corgan and
Tarlow
Lafayette
Edith Tsurnett
Messrs
Kupper and
Sexson
Purdue
Memorial Day Observances and Local Visits Across Town
Memorial day activities featured Dr. B. H. Perce visiting his sister Mrs. Calvert and veterans, while a public letter from J. P. Calvert criticizes Red Men for hijacking the day. Frequent local visits include Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. Cochran, and many neighbors share news of guests, travels, and upcoming services at the M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Perce
Anderson
4. P. Calvert
Perce
A Panic-Preventer For National Banking System
A proposal calls for a National Reserve Association to adopt a loan certificate idea from past crises as a permanent panic-preventer. The concept aims to insulate the banking system from future storms by integrating the mechanism into normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Reserve Association
Business Saving Clearing House
A Reservoir of Capital Banks Fuel Prosperity and Risk
The piece argues banks pool small savings from many people to fund large loans for business leaders. It describes capital flowing to wheat shipments, mills, factories, and jobs, stressing banks as reservoirs of capital and warning that a weak banking system triggers capital collapse harming all. It notes the United States lacks safeguards against credit collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Atlantic Seaboard
Free Report Offer From National Monetary Commission Postcard
A member of Congress offers a free post card application to receive the National Monetary Commission report. Read the report to learn about a question affecting your pocketbook and get it mailed to you at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Monetary Commission
Times Ad Rates Highlight Seasonal Pressure
Classified page notes seasonal advertising push in The Times with rate details, deadlines, and preferred formats for businesses seeking print and digital exposure.
Fordele: The C. H. Woodward Property on East High Street
This brief listing notes the C. H. Woodward property located on East High Street in the quire at the Times office. The entry records ownership or no specific action beyond its mention in the office vicinity.
Subscriptions Paid by Local Community Members
Subscriptions paid include J. L. Matthews Thomas B. Rooker F E Carlisle Mrs Mattie C Goff Wynnewood Indian Territory reflecting local support for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Matthews
Thos. B. Rooker
F. E. Carlisle
Mra
Mattle C. Goff
Wynnewoad
Indian Ter
Beasts Are Good Swimmers In Story From Harper’s Weekly
Beasts show strong swimming ability with the polar bear noted for miraculous endurance in cold water. Elk and reindeer swim with varying head positions, while elephants and hippos cross rivers laden. A captive squirrel demonstrates surprising swimming speed in a boat. Some non aquatic birds may swim if pushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Spring Showers in an Old Garden
Rebecca B. Simmons writes in Suburban Life about wandering an old garden after a shower. She notes wilted leaves, flowers drooping, birds seeking shelter, and the bee sting felt while picking a rose after rain, capturing a late afternoon sensory scene. It blends nature observation with personal reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca B. Simmons
Where a Bath Comes High in Holland Hotels
An American returning from a trip abroad recalls Holland hotels where baths are not included. Rooms with baths are rare and priced by the bath, about 40 cents. A maid provides towels and soap, heats the tub, and controls the water, with locked faucets. One candle per day is charged and lights go out early, except in Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Amsterdam
What Use Are We Embracing a Life and Purpose
A reflective piece explores human purpose and persistence in life. It cites Mark Twain and Emerson about carrying burdens and seizing personal chances. The essay encourages continuing onward, affirming each person has a unique role and opportunity to live a meaningful life.
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Mark Twain
Emerson
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Mary
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Wayne
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W. C. T. U. Picnic
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Edward Bray and Sons
Fred Richardson
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Keziah Strogsdon
Jamestown
Dixon Bray
Noblesville
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Chas. Hadley
W. G. Pray
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Chambers Kenworthy
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C. W. Anderson
R. T. Marlett
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Emily Brewer
Everett Hadley
Austin Dillon
Max and
James
Mesdames Chas
Frank Bailey
Mrs. Weltsman
Center Valley
Bess Brown
Miss Holtzclaw
Mabel Williams
Messrs Warren, Henley and Brown
Lydia Painter
Albert Taylor
New Haven
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