Delphian Society Luncheon in Seymour Details
Seymour Chapter of the Delphian Society held a one o'clock luncheon at Pauley Cabins. Program covered American Novelists and contributions to world thought, with future focus on World Poetry and Music. Bridesmaids wore pink canton crepe. reception hosted at the bride’s parents’ home with about four hundred guests.
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Seymour
The
Delphian Society
Pauley Cabins
Old Pyncheon Family
Laphams
Boston
Bostonians
Anna Voelz
Esther von Strode
Henry Wint
Ollie Laraway
VonStrode
Columbus Republican
Fettigs Welcome Daughter Home From Europe
Mr and Mrs Philip J Fettig learn their daughter Mrs Rossman Palfrey has arrived in New York City after a two year stay in Europe with her husband who studied at the Sorbonne in Paris She is a Seymour High and Indiana University alumna and formerly a society editor for the Seymour Daily Tribune Josephine Fettig traveled to Cincinnati to meet Mrs Palfrey Mr Palfrey will remain in Europe until August and then perhaps return to the United States
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Philip J. Fettig
West Sixth Street
Rossman Palfrey
New York City
Europe
Palfrey
Sorbonne University
Paris
Magdaline Fettig
Seymour
The
Shields High School
Indiana University
Bloomington
Seymour Daily Tribune
Palsrey
University of Sorbonne
States
Josephine Fettig
Cincinnati
Pretty Wedding for Esther Voelz and Alfred VonStrohe
Esther Voelz daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Voelz wed Alfred VonStrohe son of Mr and Mrs Henry VonStrohe at 3 30 pm yesterday in the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev A F Brauer officiating in a single ring ceremony. Attendants were Misses
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Esther Voelz
Louis ©. Voelz
Alfred VonStrohe
Henry VonStrohe
Seymour
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. EF. Brauer
Glen Sutton Wins In stitute Prize for 1925
Glen Sutton son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Sutton of West Second street recent IU Bloomington student awarded the Alexander Hamilton Institute Prize of 100 dollars for 1925. First award based on scholarship originality and practicality shown in two years of work and oral exam. Sutton graduated from local high school 1921 and Seymour Business College 22.
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Glen Sutton
Wallace Sutton
West Second Street
Indiana University
Bloomington
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Sutton
Seymour Business College
Birthday Dinner for Mr. Rutan at Hope Home
A Sunday birthday gathering honored Mr. A J Rutan on his sixty second birthday at the couple's Hope area home. Relatives and friends enjoyed music games and a plentiful noon dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Val Ault and daughters Frances and Lottie from the city.
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A. J. Rutan
Hope
First Methodist Group Meets At Hazel Humes Home
The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church will meet at Miss Hazel Humes residence on East Third Street Thursday afternoon.
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First Methodist Church
Hazel Humes
East Third Street
Investigation Ordered to be Made at Converse
Report on a train yard accident lists injured men including R. C. Sanders 24 of Chicago with a crushed chest and possible death, FL Smithson 48 of Peru a freight conductor injured in the back, Edward Wysong 19 of Peru with a crushed leg and recovering, Floyd Collins 20 an unnamed laborer badly crushed, possible fatalities.
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B. Louis
John Thomas
Wabash
R. C. Sanders
Necro
Chicago
Hik
FL. Smithson
Peru
Edward Wysong
Floyd Collins
Home ownership surge in semi rural districts boosts thrift
The article notes a booming building year with six billion dollars in construction and about 45 percent directed to homes. It credits suburban migration and desire for better living with increased home ownership, arguing owners are stockholders in the nation and that communities gain value and stability from this thrift driven movement.
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United States
June 10 12 11 Activities At Local Churches Clubs
June 10 to 12 events include WCTU June meeting with Mrs Effie Love on North Chestnut Street. Young Ladies Society meets at the Evangelical Lutheran club in the evening. Trinity Methodist class gathers with Miss Maude Ruddick on South Poplar Street. Missionary and Ladies Aid societies meet in various church venues. Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Auxiliary and Cloverleaf Club host gatherings. Happy Hour Club visits Mrs Guy Beatty. Continuous sewing and prayer services noted.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Effie Love
North
Chestnut — Street
Young Ladies Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Churen
Trinity Methodist Church
Baltimore and Ohio
Masonic Temple
Claude Swengel
Cloverleaf Club
West Second Street
Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Heitman’ Bldg
Happy Hour Club
Guy Beatty
North Poplar Street
Ladies Sewing Society
First Baptist Church
Acme Notes Illnesses Visits and Community Events
Acme mentions Mrs. Kate Anderson improving while A J Nelson remains frail. A rainstorm caused trees to fall and Ralph Anderson from Indianapolis visited relatives. Fay and Mrs. Thompson of Indianapolis stayed with his parents at Cortland. The Acme A B Sunday School festival is set for June 13 on the church lawn. Rey Stevens preached at Surprise M E church. Miss Silva Patrick visited pupils, including a Laraway girl recovering from a recent shooting incident. Raymond Wilson and family toured Springfield, visiting his elderly mother. VanCleave of Honeytown was seen on the streets.
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Kate Anderson
A. J. Nelson
Ralph Anderson
Indianapolis
W. T. Anderson
Surprise
Avis Anderson
W. F. Anderson
Jesse Isaacs
Fay Thompson
Cortland
Acme A. B
Aome
Rey Stevens
M. E
U. B. Church
Silva Patrick
Hamilton Township
Laraway
Raymond Wilson
Springfield
Foy Thompson
VanCleave
Honeytown
Bavaroise Aux Fraises Dessert Recipe
Strawberry Bavaroise is described as a fine spring dessert with a sugar syrup, strawberry puree, melted gelatine, and whipped cream folded in. The mixture is moulded and surrounded by ice, then released by dipping the mould in warm water before serving.
Local Social Notes and Guests From Surrounding Areas
The column lists visitors and travels including Mrs. N. H. VanCleave near this place and Mrs. Balam Allman of Garbettown visiting the Lucas family. Families from Surprise Indianapolis Bedford Scottsburg Cortland Honeytown and other areas are noted as motor trips and Sunday calls with mentions of a Cologne Switchboard project planned for July.
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N. H. VanCleave
Aveme
Balam Allman
Garbettown
Fred Lucas
Benny
Alan Runge
Marie
Virginia
Near Surprise
Glenn Brooks
Indianapolis
Bedford
Hobart Spray
Surprise Telephone Company
Fred Enocks
Scottsburg
George Laraway
Enock
William Isaacs
Honeytown
Knock
Ira Isaacs
Bruce Isaacs
Cortland
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
Antioch and Owen Township record Sunday School attendance 50 with a collection. Multiple residents and visitors are listed including Mrs. Ike Hall and children of Cornett Grove, Melvin Brown whose health is poor, Claude Cox of Lexander, Bert Ryan and family, Lilian Davis, James Rateliff and family, Goss Mill, Mrs. Noble Herndshot of Brownstown, A. Allen of Clearspring, Elsworth Brown, Spencer Harrod and family, Pleasant Ridge, J. L. Harrell and family, Robert Ryan of Clearspring, George Davis, Mrs. James Wary of Browns town, and Mrs. Rarpn Weddle near Medora visiting relatives.
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Ike Hall
Cornett Grove
Melvin Brown
Claude Cox
Lexander
Bert Ryan
Lilian Davis
James Rateliff
Goss Mill
George Motsinger
Noble Herndshot
Brownstown
A. Allen
Clearspring
Elsworth Brown
Spencer Harrod
Pleasant Ridge
J. L. Harrell
Robert Ryan
George Davis
James Wary
Rarpn Weddle
Near Medora
Japan to start nightly 200-word news from Iwaki station
The government announced plans to broadcast a 200-word daily news report from the Iwaki wireless station starting June 15. The nightly program will cover important Japan and Far East news gathered by Toho News Agency under the Department of Communication, airing at 10 o clock on a 14 600 meter wavelength. The Iwaki code call is JAA.
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Tokio
Iwaki
Japan
Far East
Toho
Department of Communication
Nine die as mail train derails near Gympie Queensland
Nine persons were killed and forty injured when a mail train derailed crossing Traveston Creek near Gympie Queensland Australia. One car toppled into the creek. An electrolytic method of plating various metals with chromium has been devised at Columbia University.
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London
Traveston Creek
Gympie
Queensland
Australia
Sydney
Central News
Columbia University
Rochester Man Claims Rheumatism Cure Allenru
James H. Allen of 26 Forbes St Rochester New York says years of rheumatism are cured by his Allenru prescription. He asserts uric acid deposits trigger the disease and promises refunds if symptoms persist after use. He has trained Jones Pharmacy to dispense Allenru and publicizes trials through newspapers.
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James H. Allen
Forbes St
Rochester
N. Y
Ife
Jones Pharmacy
750-Ton Kankyo Maru Aground Off Kyosai Missing 100 Crew
A Seoul despatch to Jiji Tokio reports the 750 ton steam ship Kankyo Maru aground off Kyosai Korea with 100 crew missing. A rescue vessel has been dispatched to aid the Kankyo Maru.
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International News Service
Tokio
Kyosai
Korea
Seoul
Jiji
Kankyo
Malaria Mosquitoes Breed in Nomads’ Water Holes
Malaria carrying mosquitoes breed in primitive wells and watering holes dug by nomadic shepherds in the Holy Land, posing a health risk to travelers and local communities.
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Holy Land
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Vonstrohe—Voelz
Converse
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Alice Urquhart Fewell
Acme
International
Bavaroise Aux
Fraises
Antioch, Owen Township
Ebner Tee and Cold Storage Company
National Association of Ice Industries
W. Washington St
Chicago, IL
DR. Chas, E. Gillespie
Seymour, Indiana
Joe Steele
St. Louis Ave
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