Suburban Social News Highlights Many Visiting Friends
Miss Madeline Artsman visits Indianapolis this week while numerous Tipton and Indianapolis residents visit relatives and hosts across Indiana. The social notes list weddings, engagements, travel to Huntington, Terre Haute, Logansport, Danville, and Chicago, plus many visits to family homes, picnics, and church events, with numerous named families and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Artsman
Indianapolis
Leola Clark
Tipton
William Clark
Marion Ied
Joseph Ogburn
Mooresville
William Adama
William Greeson
Jamay
Plainfield
Jane cLain
George Ballard
Georgie Hanch
Helen Scudder
Moses Wiliams
Delia
Ellen Long
Michael Classeny
Jamaeacon
Katherine
Dora Pettit
Augusta
Anna
Elia Blank
Hertha
Sallie Foltz
Ben Davis
Wiliam Blank
Oliver Woolen
Alfred Taylor
John Hollingsworth
Raymond
Albert Brown
William Davis
Danville
Herbert
Clermont
Flora Freeland
Nellie McClelland
Claude Gladden
Greenfield
John McClelland
Gladden
John Kayes
Ind
Vestal Davis
Olinville
B. B. Barnes
Effie Crose
Broad Ripple
Beecher Meyer
Jay Helfer
John Lewis
Ambrose Holliday
Haughville
Rev
Liamore
Rushville
M. Vinta Meyers
Locust Hill
Katherine Smith
Ameliantz
Liberty Church
Smack
J. Miller
Atlantic City
P. M. McDaniel
Grover and
Raymond Todd
Indianapoele
Eades
Sy Era
Vinta Movers
Monda
John
Harry Ballard
le Haute
Lena Wilson
Clayton
Oeeeer
Harriet McKeen
H. Wilson
T. W. McKeeehan
L. H. Todd
Delores Patty
Hattie
H. W. Miller
M. Vinta Meyer
Katherine Todd
Irvington
Ll. H. Todd
Harriet McKeehan
William Bever
Burras Helfer
Indiana
Minnie Winchel
West Indianapolis
Frank Kelley
Clinton Manford
Vevay
Neille McClerland
Social and church group notes from local residents
Travis will deliver the sermon at St. Paul’s M. E. Church. Numerous guests visitors and travelers from Robinson Illinois Terre Haute Louisville New Albany Noblesville Versailles Put in Bay Sandusky Cumberland and other places join in club meetings picnics and family visits. A string of social events includes Minerva Club gatherings and St Paul’s Sunday school picnic at Spring Lake Park with members visiting relatives and attending conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Jones
Clermont
Alice Walsh
Michigan
W. H. Hobbs
Atlantic City
Mary
Clara Peterson
Sandusky
James Wall
New Albany
Cavelage
Angee Flanner
N. E. Chamberlain
Battle Ground
Bran Dugan
West Michigan
Columbus
Putin
Edith
Lake
Josephine Smith
Lynchburg
Daniel Lesley
Marion
Rhea Hall Behymer
M. E
Susie Leedy
Peru
August Jutt
Tomonrrow
Clara Gee
Chicago
Elsie Modges
Worthington
Laura Parker
Edith Mullendere
Franklin
Jennie Jeffries
Anna Tibbett
Phila Seiya
Frank E. Tib
Ersaty
Mary Strong
Duluth
Louise Porter
Bayview
Mich
Percy Williams
Irvington
Toronto
Canada
Paul
Winchester
E. C. Thompson
R. E. Moore
Star Lake
Wis
Mabel Pfrimmer
Kentland
Aiice Butler
Theodore Gist
Glencakve
Mrs. Gist
Constance Addington
New Orleans
Ruth Davenport
Charles M. Cross
Jessie
Helen
Lake Wawasee
Anne Butler
Herbert Goe
Sault Ste. Marie
Hurd Jacobs
Dillon Avenue
Charles B. Clark
Putin Bay
Fred Tibbett
Frank Davenport
Germantown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Downey Avenue Christian Church
D. K. Carver
Downey Avenue
Auretta Willams
Worcester
N. Y
Mary I. Calkins
Thomas M. Iden
Emporia
Kan
Rollin Kautz
Joel Moorman
Central Avenue
Mary Calkins
T. M. Iden
Lulu Kellar
Pi Beta Phi
Kokomo
Fanny Minor
Marie Leonard
Alice Goode
Pearl Leedy
Charles Dyer
Noble Parker
Harry Fuller
William R. Williams
Shakspeare Coterie
Calkins
Elsie Hodges
Gertrude Cronback
Maud Huntington
Carl Loop
Margaret Cook
Fannie Minor
Kennaston
S. Hogue
St. Paul's M. E
Spring Lake Park
C. Claude Travis
Minerva Club
Frank de Warf
Cincinnati
G. H. Bannon
Martha
Louisville
S. H. Benson
Lake Winona
Mabel Bruce
Scottsburg
Bornkamp
May Lee
Noblesville
Belle Kirk
Bonds
B. F. Prosser
Milo Anderson
Terre Haute
Florence Kerns
Versailles, O
Harry Riley
H. A. Wheeler
Acton Park
Achibald Knott
Putin Bay Island
Henry Suites
Mooresville
Ward
D. K. Armstrong
Lake Chautauqua
Edna Dwiggins
Questions and Answers in a 1900s Quiz Book Style
A scrambled Q and A page lists historical, geographic, and general knowledge items. Topics include opening dates for fairs, population figures for cities, Palestine governance, the Alexandria library fires, William Tell, Tarragon vinegar, Mexico’s name origin, Etna’s habitability, government measurement methods, and West Point vacation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarragon
Mexico
Mount Etna
Europe
Mexil
Period of annual encampment and conduct leaves policy
The period runs from June 13 to August with leaves granted at Christmas and after graduation from June 13 to September 3 for good conduct or emergencies. Printed excerpts also discuss Antonio Stradivarius history and forged signatures, along with brief Q&A on dyes, plant pith, and pumice buoyancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Spelling reform sparks philologic tempest in science circles
A debate in Science over spelling shows how Americans spell words like ecology and edema with modern forms while some hold to ligatures. Critics mock reform and cite etymology to defend traditional spellings, noting most physicians continue with familiar forms in journals. London Mail reports onHarvey’s Harper’s Weekly claim that the American Eagle will dominate world literature and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Harvey
Harper's Weekly
American Eagle
Looking Toward the Light in Sunday School Times Verse
The poem notes roses growing richer when facing the light and reflects a message that seeking light shapes the heart and life. It uses a divine tone, urging inner radiance through spiritual focus, attributed to Sunday School Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Sunday School Times
Miss Ruth Bryan Accompanies Father on Eastern Tour
Miss Ruth Bryan travels with her father through the Eastern States described as a bright girl with a silver apostle's resolute will, reflecting her notable bearing during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gryan
Apostle
Defeated a Wild Engine Old Bil Linsey by Exertion of Nerve
An Indiana railroad tale recalls Old Bill Linsey, famed for nerve and swift wit, who on a night run faced a runaway freight locomotive. He matched speed with the threat, signaling, timing, and ropework to force a deadend collision at speed, saving the train and passengers before limping into Indianapolis with only a broken pilot. The story, relayed by veteran rail men, ends with Linsey shaving his beard and fading from memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Linsey
Bill
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Liberty
Bull
Connersville
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Little Rock
Ark
John Rose
Logansport
William McCullo
Ill
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Madison, C
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Amboy
Elizabeth Fullenwider
Montezuma
Waveland
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Noble
Fortville
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Elmer Shortridge
New York City
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Isabelle Harrison
William
Estella Dreyer
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Redkey
Myrtle Winnow
Hattie Bentley
St. Louis
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Jennie Patten
Stella
High Rock
Peter Parish
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W. Va
Flackville
Hanvehville
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St. Anthony's Church
Father Byrne
King Avenue
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Avon
Retta Canary
Kate Hopkins
Charles Howard
Georgia Hunch
John Reagan
Henry Shank
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Hattie Howard
Delores Long
Old Settlers
Mae Myra McGlelland
Thursy
Ollie Meyers
Jessie Richardson
Brownsburg
May Speer
Edith Groves
Jane Meyers
Lulu Craig
Laula Nelson
Tina Demser
Alma Martin
Ed Fourdry
Mamie Anderson
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Manilla
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Tet Ee
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Elocution
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Indianapolis College
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Ingler
Iooes U. 2
Winey
Hern
Monument
H. D
Girls’ Classical School
May Wright Sewall
Pennsylvania Street
Theo. L. Sewall
Cineres
Bela, Arse
Sunday Journal
Mai
Knickerbocker Hall
Cooprensis
Mies Reeves
Mies Whitcomb
Mary Helen Yerk
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Wellegal Gymnasium
J. Cumming Smiti
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