Somerville Laundry Co Sold Property Near Twelfth Street
The Somerville Laundry Company sold a property at the corner of Huron Street and Virginia Avenue to William Lepler for 5000 dollars. The transfer involved a buyer identified as Jacob Efroymson and a seller named SeeamraTCn for each property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Doliman
Mary L. Cones
Central Avenue
Eleventh Street
Alabama
South Streets
C. B. Cones
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Frank Saak
St. Street
Delaware
Elizabeth Pascoe
Marlowe Avenue
Ralston & Cansex Becey
Twelfth Street
Jacob Efroymson
Seeamratcn
Somerville Laundry Company
William Lepler
Huron Street
Virginia Avenue
Quo Vadis at Park and vaudeville acts at Empire
The Auers, two French rag picture makers turned vaudeville act, rose from poverty in Paris to influence the Grand bill and inspired imitators. Lillian Lancaster plays Lygia and James A. Young the Vinicius in the Park production. Bowery Burlesquers join Empire later this week. Rose Osborne, formerly a St Louis leading actress, died after attempting suicide in East River. Mme Calve sails for Europe signaling farewell to American engagements. Cincinnati May Musical Festival seats auction ends with 1038 sold at premium average 5.34 and over 2.9 seats remain unsold without premium.
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Auers
Grand
Paris
Lillian Lancaster
Lygia
James A. Young
Vinicius
New York
Rose Osborne
St. Louis
East River
Cincinnati
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Gatherings
Mrs. Shaler adjusts Thursday routines while Mrs. Finley B. Pugh returns from Asheville visits. Miss Flora Lewis to wed Clifford McCorkle next Wednesday at noon in Indianapolis. Flower Mission urges morning meeting at St Paul parish house. Miss Lertha Mae Roberts to wed J Russell Wilson in Chicago May 6. Barry-Landers wedding at St John’s Church with Edward P Barry and Lillie Landers. Eva M Schuster weds Anton Geiger at St Mary’s Church with local and Cincinnati ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Shireman
Hugh H. Hanna, Jr
East Eleventh Street
George G. Tanner
Battle Creek
Mich
C.F. Bock
Flora
George C. Lewis
Madison
Clifford McCorkle
Indianapolis
Churchill
Rushville
Gannon
Greensburg
Harriet Fitch
Flower Mission
St. Paul
L. D. Bals
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Aid Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Coff
Evansville
J. H. Dilks
Blacherne
Millicent Coff
State University
Hoyt McLain
Rosemary Club
John Allen Blair
Paris
John Cleland
William R. N. Silvester
Annie Blitz
Minneapolis
Miss Blitz
Ethel Nickerson
Anne Hurty
Bess Chipman
Sue Howe
James M. Judson
Frances Adams
William Karelake
Martha Foster
Florence Jones
Bess de Frees
Osabel Palmer
Julia Hollweg
Mary Kahlo
Alice Long
Barry—Landers
Lillie Landers
Edward P. Barry
St. John’s Church
Francis H. Gavish
Margaret Landers
David Barry
John R. Meii
William M. McCarthy
Miss Landers
Barry
Chicago
South Bend
South Ilinoss Street
Laundry Workers’ Union
Council of Women
Typographical
Uion
Wedding Bells Across Indiana and Germany Echo In Style
The article details multiple 19th or early 20th century weddings from Noblesville to Fort Wayne with brides in chiffon gowns and bouquets of Bride roses. It notes guests from Carthage to Columbus and Kansas City and mentions travels to Europe for a newlywed couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Schuster
Bellefontaine Street
John Bertermann
Allan B. Philpott
Irma Bertermann
Walter Bertermann
Miss Bettermann
Holt
Bertermann
Irma
A. B. Philputt
Lena
Miss Pearl Cook
John Stilers
Carthage
J. D. Holt
Kansas City
Lovett
Miss Monta
Miss Lilly Wells
Columbus
Ind
Diamonds and Rings Spark Engagements This Month
J P Mullally of 25 Monument Place notes a surge of engagements and marriages in the month, driven by his business in diamonds and plain rings, reinforcing social ties and celebrating couples taking the next step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Trio's Programme Showcases Gerardy Hofmann Kreisler
Seats sold at English's for an Amphion Club concert featuring Jean Gerardy Fritz Kreisler and Josef Hofmann with Hofmann on piano and the Amphion Club. The program includes Death of Mighty Pan Vesper Stars and Liszt works with The Maennerchor also performing a cantata The Forester's Wedding and the Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra featured at Roberts Park Church with Elma Igelmann and Eugene Noel as soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gerardy
Fritz Kreisler
Josef Hofmann
Amphion Club
Gerardy
Hofmann
Kreisler
Mighty Pan
Mitterer
Rubinstein
Boccherini
Fene
Rae
Vesper Stars
George Nevi
the ‘Amphion Club
Funerailies
Serenade
Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra
Roberts Park Church
Igelmann
Elma Igelmann
Eugene E. Noel
Indiana candidates vie for superintendent of public instruction
At party headquarters and hall doors, nominees Fassett A. Cotton Edwin Monroe and others await convention fate. Hills Kinzie Worley Hatfield Brown Fitzgerald McClelland Neal Johnson Blatchley Gillett Robinson Henley Black Comstock Wiley Roby and others press for nomination with no opposition in some races while jockeying regional support and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim’ Henry
Fassett A. Cotton
Edwin
Monroe
Posey County
Robert C. Hills
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hillis
Mr. Hillis
Titus E. Kinzie
St. Joseph County
Mr. Kinzie
Kinzie
G. W. Worley
Supreme Court
R. A. Brown
The
Ed. V. Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
W. R. McClelland
Hendricks County
E. E. Neal
Noblesville
Neal
Wiley
Frank
Roby
Appellate Court
State Auditor Office Oversees Insurance Firms in Indiana
In Denison yesterday, men discussed the state auditor’s role, noting the office covers multiple departments, including insurance regulation. The speaker said well-executed insurance oversight for six to eight years has kept bogus companies out, safeguarding property owners seeking insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
State Auditor
Indiana
Auditor safeguards state finances through vigilant oversight
The state auditor supervises building and loan associations and banks, inspecting affairs and refusing to pay improper bills. A cautious auditor saves thousands yearly, while lax handling wastes public funds. Congressmen push for Charles W. Miller, with A L Brick of South Bend among his strongest supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Miller
A. L. Brick
South Bend
Brick
Mr. Miller
Restaurants raise meat prices and trim portions
Retailers report higher meat costs with 5 to 10 cent price bumps on steaks and smaller portions at cheaper eateries. First class establishments and hotels hold prices, while poultry dealers may gain from cornerville shortages. Butter drops 2 cents per pound as the only favorable produce change.
Burglar Stolen Money But Left Purse At Home
L N Hattick at 42 North Keystone Avenue reported a burglary after discovering his pocketbook with money missing yet the purse remained in his pocket. Police traced a curious incident as Bicyclemen Trimpe and Lowe investigated the scene and noted the purse was untouched while the cash disappeared. The thief had left hours earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimpe and
Lowe
L. N. Hattick
Keystone Avenue
Hattick
Indiana Medical College Commencement at English Opera House
Commencement exercises will be held tonight at English's Opera House with a banquet at the Columbia Club. President George Harris of Amherst College will deliver the address. Addison Harris will confer the degrees and present diplomas to seventy five graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Medical College
English
Opera House
Columbia Club
George Harris
Amherst College
Delver
Addison
Harris
Drunk man arrested after 47 cents claim at East Court Street
A man identified as Jack C. Witt was arrested by officers Simon and Morgan on a drunkenness charge after visiting 516 East Court Street. He claimed he had been robbed of $17, then laughed and said he did not have 47 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Witt
Blcydlemen Simon and Morgan
Witt
East Court Street
Pony
Ko-We-Bas Take First In Five-Men Bowling Contest
Ko We Ba wins first prize in the five-man team section of the state bowling tournament as Greencastle and Portland lag far behind with totals of 2173 and 2269 respectively. Visiting clubs start the two-man and individual events with McEl Downey and Pollard leading the two-man contest at 1170. Many teams total around 1100 as scores from yesterday are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Portland
McEldowney
Pollard
Ex-Police Superintendent Quigley Hospitalized in Serious Condition
James F. Quigley III, former city police superintendent, was taken to City Hospital suffering from nervous prostration and related ailments. Detectives Kinney and Lancaster escorted him to a ward for treatment, where his condition was described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Quigley
Kinney and Lancaster
Dr Joseph Eastman Illness Noted In Indianapolis
Indianapolis physician Dr Joseph Eastman has been seriously ill for about five weeks. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Roberts Park Church will meet tomorrow at 2 PM with Mrs Allison at 414 Broadway. Mrs W I Brown will read a paper on Oriental Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eastman
Indianapolis
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Roberts Park Church
Allison
Broadway
W. I. Brown
Alice Maple Sues Husband For Divorce Over Indolent Disposition
Alice Maple filed suit yesterday against her husband Archibald Maple seeking divorce. She alleges his lazy indolent and quarrelsome disposition and says he did not provide for her support, leaving her to wash iron and sew for a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Maple
Archibald Maple
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Bry
Govels
Paul H.krauss
Pepne
Kesses
Noe's Loan Office
Nowmarket
Con Wion Surety
Company Ad Wetoaiapors
Home Institution
Stevenson
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
McCray Refrigerator Company
Ned Jones
South Capitol Avenue
Kendallville
C.N. Williams & CO. Bankers
East Market Street
Geo. J. Marott
E. Washington St
Oea
ARK
Quo Vadis
Empire
Bowery Burlesquers
the Empire
Calve
Mme. Calve
Europe
France
Personal and
Shaler
Finley B. Pugh
Asheville
South
Charles A. Bookwalter
Mary Fish Hildebrand
Snyder
Boswell
Indianapolis Journal
Mayme
John H. Boswell
Paul Snyder
Saginaw, Mich
First Christian Church
Neisile Boswell
Tmaid
Henry Gaeth
Lucretia White
Annis Householder
Bertha Montgomery
Edith Longley
Caroline Hadhey
Maude Jamison
Fort Wayne
Louanna Taylor
Freida Downing
New Albany
E. B. Barnes
Walter Besant
New York Evening Post
Dewey
Meadows
England
Gerardy, Hofmann
Kreeisler
Seeesesee Liszt
Fritz Ere
Moszkowski
Liszt Josef Hofmann
Maennerchor
Franz Bellinger
Forester
Philip Goetz
Victor Jose
Emil Steinhilber
Leo Riggs
Rudolf Koster
State Auditor's Office
Royal Brand
Wasson
Wile
H. P. Wasson
Choice
Ko-We-Bas
Graham
Jacobs
van Hilton
Vermillion
Dellinger
Kiefer
Conklyn
Hartzell
Churchman
Adees Wees
Allen
Isi
MecEldowney
Serrreferry
Wis
Comstock
Town
Trereee Arene
Esseeee Os Dollman
Vinson Tee Faseae
Eseaee Ween Brinkme
B.C. Heller
EB. Heller
McKay
Dr. Brayton
Naeere Gielowa
Pritchett Treeer
M. Levy
P. Levy
Ee T Graff
Gardner
Wes Meyer
Weber
T Ibles
Sebern
Richter
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
James F. Quigley III
City News Notes
Garysburg
Northampton
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