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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1903

Page

4

New Indiana Concerns Formations and Directors Listed

The Secretary of State records several new Indiana corporations including American Building, Loan and Savings Association of Renssalaer with 50,000 capital stock. Directors: John M. Wasson, Albert R. Hopkins, Ulysses M. Baughman, William Donnelly, Arthur H. Hopkins. Also Union Custom Garment Works of Evansville with 10,000 capital. directors Arthur L. Flickner, Frank Mamentost, Fipek Schweigert. The Keystone Coal Company, Shelburn area, 2,500 capital stock. directors FA. Nelson, J. C. Engley, C. C. Hall. Wadena Social Club of Wadena with 10 capital stock. directors Isaac Seneasac, Charles Heck, C. M. Brown.

American Building, Loan and Savings Association of Renssalaer Incorporated John M. Wasson Albert R. Hopkins Ulysses M. Baughman William Donnelly Arthur H. Hopkins Amos Rhodes Stonewall J. Burford Frank L. Standherd Union Custom Garment Works Evansville Capital Arthur L. Flickner Frank Mmaentost Fipek Schweigert Eystone Coal Company Shelburn FA. Nelson J. C. Engley C. C. Hall Wadena Social Club Wadena Isaac Seneasac Charles Heck M. Brown

East Lynne Pleases Park Audiences With Fine Cast

Amusements notes East Lynne continues to draw large crowds at the Park theater with Inez Forman leading an excellent supporting company. The piece ends today with two shows, then new plays For Mother's Sake and Railroad Jack arrive.

East Lynne Inez Forman

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS Busiest late summer social season

Long list of residents and visitors across multiple towns notes numerous trips and stays. Names include Jay Voss, Stella Berryhill, Louise Lilly, Earl Hart, Dr. Charles Omer Durham, Paul Martin, Mary Wishard, Elizabeth Wishard, and many others. Visits span Columbus, Evanston, Wawasee, Chicago Beach, Virginia, Evansville, Louisville, Mart insville, Muskegon, and more with weddings and gatherings hinted through travel and guest appearances.

Jay Voss East Stella Berryhill Columbus Louise Lilly Evanston Miss Eddy Earl Hart Wawasee Charles Omer Durham North Salem Fred Brown Eugene St. Joe Mich E. B. Peck Chicago Beach Mary Robert Wishard St. Paul Elizabeth Wishard Arthur Leon Duncan Louisville Elizabeth Ketcham Maxinkuckee Edward DeGroat Martinsville Herbert Wood Michigan Margaret Durham Greencastle Charles Nebeker Thompson Marie Josephine Griswold Hamton George Griswold Gertrude Duvall Philadelphia Virginia Pickens Edward Treat P. M. Pursell Susan Pursell Mabel Griffith Cincinnati J. C. Newman Margaret Newman John L. Griffiths Mary McConney Muskegon Charles Bryant Vinson Carter Burt Lake Mackinac Northport Point Adabel Chenoweth W. H. Gregory Berton Bales E. J. Dougherty Green Lake Harry Crossland Ottawa Beach James H. Smart Mary Smart Lafayette Florence Dunning Iris Wyne Nora Taggart French Lick Clemens Vonnegut, Jr Mary Parrott Marie Starr Marjorie Potts J. M. Gray Anderson Lynn Stone Pp. A. Hinds Lucia Cole Chicago Margaret Encomb Tudor Hall Henry S. Beveridge Day Nursery Association Charles E. Shover Terre Haute Herbert Philip Dahlen Albert Baker Gertrude Rosemary Schenectady N. Y John Chadler Dallam Ellen Sommers Baker Talbott Avenue Elizabeth Schleicher North Delaware Street Morris M. de Frees Atlantic Oe Elizabeth Frees Newport Agnes Claypool Jessie Epps North Meridian Street Rs. Newton Claypool Pasadena Cal Royce McCarty Stella McCarty Alfred F. Potts Potts Marjorie Deborah Lake Kathryn Ryan Broad Ripple Miss Walsh Mt. Sterling Helen Perkins Wheeling W. Va D. P. Winings Ryan Florence York Charles Cramer Miss York Cramer Grace York Henry Spaan Kidd Princeton Nelle Steepe Maude McNitt Bertha Kyle Reedsville Miss Kyle Edward Phillips James Moag Louise Kendall Elizabeth Taggart Elma Lucy Wilson Dean Kendall Bary Moaf Detroit Fannie Davidson Hamilton Genn-Harrell Indianapolis Richmond Ind The Christian Church Lawrence Genn Anna Harrell van Harrell J. J. White Matilda Coonfare Portland T. R. Harrell Emma Griffith Julia Griffith Connersville Freda Minnie Griffith Dayton

Menus for Two Days and a Household March of Women

The excerpt lists breakfast lunch and dinner menus with items such as Fish au Gratin Lobster Newburg and Spinach Soup. It then shifts to a humorous domestic vignette about four women sharing a house and a plan to simplify authority by a rotating management scheme among mother Jane Martha and the speaker.

Mother Jane Martha

Fashionable collars and clever women in early 1900s columns

Readers' voices mix domestic peace and social advice with fashion notes on stiff linen turn over collars, muslin and organdie dress protectors, and the trend of wearing hats while travel fatigue leads to clever disposal of milliners' bags.

New York Tribune

Countess of Carlisle Succeeds Lady Henry Somerset

Leslie's Weekly notes the Countess of Carlisle takes over the presidency of the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union due to Lady Henry Somerset's ill health. The new leader favors abolishing nobility titles and is deeply devoted to women's advancement, employing women in all household roles and women footmen among her attendants.

Leslie's Weekly Henry Somerset World's Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Countess of Carlisle

Expert on Sheep Seeks Thompson for World’s Fair Role

Sheep raisers push John L. Thompson, president of the State Board of Agriculture, for superintendent of the St Louis world’s fair sheep department. Thompson, famed judge of Indiana and Missouri fairs, currently judges at Sedalia and was invited to judge Kentucky at Owensboro. Mason J Niblack of Vincennes will take over premiums judging at the next state fair.

John L. Thompson State Board of Agriculture Thompson Sedalia Kentucky Gwensboro Mason J. Niblack Vincennes

Long coats spotlight advance styles for coming season

May Manton describes long coat fashion emphasizing versatility for light weight materials and warm weather fabrics. The design shown uses black taffeta with corticelli silk stitching, decorative buttons, and silk cord loops, highlighting extended plaited lines for a refined dressmaking detail.

May Manton

Pattern for Coat Blouse and Skirt Ensemble

Describes a combined blouse, coat, and skirt pattern with box plaited effects, tucked sleeves, Mat collar, and Haring cuffs. Details material needs for medium size and bust measurements, pattern number 497, sizes 32 to 38. instructions to send ten cents with bust cutout to Petters Dept The Journal.

Petters Dept the Journal

First Fall Hats Arrive With Turbans and Picture Hats

New York Aug 19 reports the first fall hat showings feature turban and torpedo shapes for street wear and the sailor hat for early autumn. Purple dominates with velvet and plush fabrics, plus cream and brown accents. picture hats use heavy velvet, plumes, and high crowns, while materials range from beaver to chiffon velvet and maline.

Indianapolis Journal New York Edward Humane Society Aaa

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