People travel notices from Indianapolis and surrounding towns
A string of short items notes individuals visiting Indianapolis and nearby areas for business shopping or to attend funerals and family events. Names include Joe M Steele Jess Buckles Peter Kirsch Florence Downing L Montgomery Victor Fettig Mayme Manns Lillie Vermilya Sophia Peters Ruth Faferty and others with movements between Indianapolis North Vernon Brownstown Columbus Cincinnati Terre Haute and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Steele
Indianapolis
Jess Buckles
Peter Kirsch
James Forgey
Acme
Florence Downing
L. Montgomery
Loogootee
Victor Fettig
North Vernon
Max Cr
Marion
Lillie M. Vermilya
Brownstown
Lynn Robertson
Cincinnati
Herman Kasting
Anna Loertz
Ralph Downing
L. B. Thompson
Sophia Peters
Ruth Faferty
Margaret
Crothersville
Columbus
Willard Gossman
Maxine
R. C. Enos
Shelbyville
Dewey Watson
Jack
Watson
Albert Loertz
Mr. Loertz
Fred Leininger
Terre Nante
Terre Hante
Annis Henderson
Woollen Invasion of Robinson Field Details
Report continues on page one with details about the Woollen family linking to state defense council and Governor Conrad Baker through marriage to Nancy Baker in 1896. They have a son, Evans Woollen Jr., connected with the family trust company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
Mr. Woollen
Nancy Baker
Conrad Baker
Evans Woollen, Jr
Tyner Telephone seeks rate increase request to 41.35 per month
The Tyner Telephone Company serving Marshall and Starke counties asked the public service commission for authority to raise its monthly rate from 1 to 41.35. The filing, reported by International News Service, outlines the proposed change and potential impact on customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Tyner Telephone Company
Marshall and
Starke Counties
Public Service Comission
Clever Christmas bag doubles as sewing kit
A novel work bag for women appears among holiday novelties. It serves as a sewing bag or knitting carrier for club use or travel. Craft now from a straw hat crown, silk fringe and lamp shade bits. straw bottom lined with sateen and top secured by a silk cord.
Early political debut and Senate oath of Robinson
Woollen, an elder at First Presbyterian, first entered politics in 1806 by accepting a nomination for Congress from the Seventh district on the Gold Democratic ticket. Mrs. Robinson and their two children attended the oath ceremony as flowers and telegrams poured in. Senator Robinson was escorted to the rostrum by Senator James K. Watson who assisted with the oath and signing of the Senate roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollen
Congress
Robinson
James K. Watson
Senate
Dr William E Chalmers Addresses Shields Pupils
The Rev William Fe Chalmers secretary of Religious Education at the American Baptist Publication Society spoke at Shields High School during the convocation period. He discussed Thinking Feeling and Doing and outlined actions such as instructive impulsive imitative suggestive habitual and chosen. He emphasized deliberation and decision as vital to life and urged careful thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Chalmers
American Baptist Publication Society
Standard Training School of Religious Education
First Baptist Church
Shields High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soymour
Indiana
Oakland City
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pocahontas
H.F. White
South Street
Robinson's Field
Raymond City Coal
IGE and Cold Storage Company
W. H. Burkley Insurance and Loans. Real Estate
Seymour
EXIDE
George’s
F. I
East Second Street
Essentials
Scott
Lpertz Drug Store
East
William E. Chalmers
Shields
Religious Education Institute
Franklin
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Xmas Goods
Simon
Shirt Factory
Him
Righart
Pearl
Geo.f.kamman Jeweler and Optometrist
Modern Clothing CO
South Chestnut Street
Veryone
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