Social news from Elkhart and area society events
Miss Irma Rosenthal visits friends in Elkhart as E F Claypool and family travel from a world trip. Several families plan summer breaks at Wawasee Harbor Point and Vawter Park. Receptions and dances honor Miss Mabel Talbott and Mrs Rembrandt Steele with elegant decorations. Roy Pollock and Cora McCrain wed at the bride’s mother home. An evening reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Horace McKay honors Mr and Mrs Rembrandt Steele.
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Irma Rosenthal
Elkhart
E. F. Claypool
Edward Newton Wilmington
Wawasee
Granville M. Ballard
Chicago
Ward Dean
Denver
Col
Herbert Munk
Harbor Point
Mich
Mary Augusta Burford
Vawter Park
Charles Farrell
Henry Adams, Jr
St. Paul
Ind
Anne Hurty
Quaker Hill
N. Y
Augusta Severin
New York City
Europe
Charles Sherman and Son
East St. Joe Street
Jefferson Claypool and Son
Wisconsin
Sophie Helstein
Blanche Backman
Wabash
Sara Messing
Maude Lots
Evansville
Edith Hall
E. L. Cothrell
Harry Doris Haring
Kokomo
McReynolds
Joseph A. Milburn
Sennane
Tennessee Mountains
John C. Wright
University Ub
Mabel Talbott
Miss Cook
Miss Lovett
Rman
Robert Kipp
Fred Bachman
Emily Fletcher
Alma Bachman
Amelia Kipp
Irma Waber
Roy Pollock
Cora McCrain
Bright Street
Mr. Anderson
Thomas Quinn
Margaret Mullen
Horace McKay
Rembrandt T. Steele
McKay
Elizabeth
Mary E. Nicholson
Theodore (. Steele
Margaret Steele
W. J. Richards
Hugh R. Richards
Charles B. Clarke
Kate L. Dorsey
George T. Evans
Clarence Forsyth
Charles A. Gerrard
Abram W. Hendricks
Victor K. Hendricks
John H. Holliday
George M. Hufford
Carl Lieber
Henry C. Martin
Joseph Reagan
Lucius B. Swift
Schell
Adelph Schmuck
Henry L. van Hoff
Bernard Vonnegut
Evans Woollen
W. W. Woodward
Misses Adams
Dye
Jessie Daggett
Miss Hendricks
Bessie Hendricks
Annie E. Fraser
Joe D. Miss Stevenson
Frank Dorsey
Messza
Allan Hendricks
Wedding and party notices from Elwood and Indianapolis
A Mothers daylike scene in Indianapolis celebrates George Potts twelfth birthday with relatives from Cincinnati and Harveysburg, Ohio. In Elwood Mary Elizabeth Davis wed Jesse T Wilhite at Central Avenue M E Church as out-of-town relatives arrive for the ceremony. Sadie O Neal marries Edward Lyons at St John’s Church with a small gathering, after which a breakfast at the future home on North Alabama Street is held, with both families present. Earl Smith and Caroline Gregory marry during an Indianapolis excursion, and Columbus Ogden wed Mary Grace Dean in St Joseph’s Church.
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James L. Mitchell
Ben Stevenson
Cincinnati
William Welch
Harveysburg
Ohio
Clayton Potts
North Capitol Avenue
George
George O'Connor
Uncle Sam
Fidelia Jefferson
Hortense
June Gates
Margaret Kenny
Adele Price
Loretta Gramling
Anna Redington
Edmond Dwyer
Alvina Schultz
Louise Wolking
Wilhite—Davis
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Waldo T. Davis
Jesse Thomas Wilhite
Marion
Central Avenue M. E
Hiram W. Kellogg
Charles W. Davis
W. B. Barry
Paris
W. H. Hickman
Muncie
Elvett Morman
Waveland
Theodore Garrison
North Salem
David Curran
Mary
Grace Dean
St. Joseph's Church
Coffee coats and frocks outshine in plum season styles
May Manton details jaunty plaited jackets called coffee coats or frocks and frills jackets as a feature of the season. Black taffeta is common for wraps though pongee etamine and colored silks are also correct. The style suits soft woolen costumes and cream velvet coordinating with the ensemble.
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May Manton
4165 Womans Coffee Coat Pattern Description
Pattern 4165 for a woman's coffee coat with 32 34 and 36 bust sizes features a lace collar rosettes and Liberty satin trim. Describes deep plaits on fronts and back corticelli silk stitching, shoulder and under arm seam fitting, belli sleeve options, and a round lace trimmed neck. Includes yardage for sizes 32 34 36 and pattern coupon instructions from The Journal Indianapolis.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Irvinton streetcar crash foiled by quick rescuer at game end
A street car collision near the ball park was narrowly avoided when a boy clung to a rear bumper and a rescuer tossed him into the Irvington car vestibule. Glass broke, a bystander sustained a severe hand cut. Police later identified two men, Jones and Gatewood, as robbery suspects linked to a Saturday night hold up. They were returned to jail on highway robbery charges with $1,000 bonds. William Romeier, once deemed of unsound mind, was released and sent home to Baltimore.
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Washington Street
Irvington
William Jones
Ralph Gatewood
Phillips
Jones
William Romeier
Simon and Morgan
Baltimore
Terre Haute businessman outlines asbestos venture in hotel lobby
A. M. Higgins of Terre Haute describes forming the American Asbestos Company with Vigo county roots and plans to mine asbestos in Virginia and Canada. He notes high New York demand, high prices from ten to seven hundred eighty dollars a ton, and claims asbestos may be used for fireproof clothing as firemen’s gear.
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A. M. Higgins
Terre Haute
American Asbestos Company
Vigo County
Mr. Higgins
A. Herz
Carl Stahl
C. A. Urban
G. A. Conzman
W.C. Doak
Bedford County
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Canada
C. M. Travis
Crawfordsville
Higgins
New York City
Eighth District politics mix as Shockney plans two year run
Theodore Shockney of Union City says the Eighth district needs a mourners bench in Jay county and predicts Cromer will win with a large majority. He vows to run for Congress again in two years, recalling his defeat and noting district Republicans are divided.
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Jay County
Theodore Shockney
Union City
Shockney
Ben L. McFarlan
Rushville
Hademittee
Rush County Committee
Watson
W. A. Watson
Decatur County Committee
McFarlan
Frank B. Burke
Congress
Notable visitors and locals dine in town at prominent shows
Dc. B. Rogers of Shoals former consul to Zanzibar is in the city. Will H. Craig editor of the Noblesville Ledger had supper at the Spencer yesterday evening. Jesse Parmenter of Wabash is at the Denison after returning from a business trip to Ohio. Oscar Matthews, a Martinsville lawyer, was a guest of the Grand at dinner last night.
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Dc. B. Rogers
Shoals
Zanzibar
Will H. Craig
Noblesville Ledger
Spencer
Jesse Parmenter
Wabash
Denison
Ohio
Oscar Matthews
Martinsville
Grand
County Board of Review Increases for Banks and Firms
The County Board of Review announced assessments showing increases for banks and trust companies reflecting prosperity. Institutions listed include Indiana National Bank Merchants' National Bank Columbia National Bank Fletcher's National Bank American National Bank Union Trust Company and Marion Trust Company among others along with various industrial firms and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Indiana National Bank
Merchants
National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Fletcher's National Bank
American National Bank
People’s Deposit Bank
A Central Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Western Furniture Company
Western Storage Battery Co
New Wheelman Company
White Riv
S'nd
Williams, Wm
S’ap Mig
Wilson, O. B
Mig. Co
New Winona Mineral Water
New Wood-Weaver Printing Co
Evans Milling Co
New Capital National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Security Trust Company
Williamson Veneer Co
Army and Navy Legion to delay charter member list
At a courthouse meeting of Army and Navy Legion organizers last night, the group pushed the list of charter members to the first Wednesday in August. A recruiting committee was appointed including Wallace Sherwood Frederick Ora White W. S. Gordon Means G. G. Roberts and W. H. Hustin. Last evening Assistant Adjutant General Smock of the Grand Army of the Republic received the final responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Legion
Hst
Wallace Sherwood
Frederick
Ora White
W. S. Gordon
Conxies Means
G. G. Roberts
W. H. Hustin
Smock
Grand Army of the Republic
Officers Set Next Encampment to Be Held in Anderson
Department officers announced the next encampment will be held in Anderson after all officers favored the location. The decision follows a vote among leadership, finalizing the site for the forthcoming gathering.
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Anderson
Department
Money Order Business Report for Indianapolis Office
The annual report of the money order division shows total cash transactions of 15192.29 with 54208 money orders issued totaling 434,496.55, up from last year. The paid orders number 277,491 totaling 2,167,735.37, up 93,792.05. The average money order issued nationwide is just over seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C. W. Byfield
McGinnis
Man Slashedly Beaten Near Public School No. 5
Hayden Reed of 976 West Walnut was found unconscious on the lawn of Public School No. 5 at California and Washington. A passerby reported a man struck Reed and another kicked him while down. Reed, intoxicated, could not recall details. injuries described as slight. Reed was taken to City Dispensary where he regained consciousness en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Reed
West
Walnut Street
California
Washington Streets
Reed
Shideler Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy Bid
G A H Shideler of Marion states no one is authorized to announce him as a Republican candidate for Governor. He says friends think he may run but he is not ready to announce. Marion sources add that if he runs he would likely receive unanimous support from the Eleventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. H. Shideler
Marion
Shideler
Eleventh
Police corral five boys swimming in canal near Military Park
Bicycle policemen Streit and Losh cornered five young Black boys swimming in the canal opposite Military Park yesterday. A large crowd watched as the officers slowed the scene. many boys fled, some escaping into a woodyard. Several left in haste, abandoning their clothes. The garments can be claimed at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streit
Losh
Military Park
State Board reviews plan to revise high school course of study
The State Board of Education considered a plan to revise the course of study in commissioned high schools to align with new discoveries and ideas. Few changes were made in subjects offered. Present at the meeting were Dr. Joseph Swain president of Indiana University and Dr. W L Bryan president elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Joseph Swain
Indiana University
W. L. Bryan
Women Invited to Columbia Club Roof Garden Fireworks
Tomorrow evening the roof garden atop the Columbia Club opens to women who may attend with their escorts to view the fireworks, inviting local residents to enjoy the display in a social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Tornado devastates Wisconsin towns killing one
A Wisconsin tornado roared across Caledonia and Raymond, killing one man and injuring several others. Forty homes and barns were wrecked, hundreds of animals died, and grain was ruined, with damages around 40000 dollars. A widow and seven children survived Thysen’s fatal house wipeout. Other farms reported heavy destruction and injuries as the storm moved through ten miles of Caledonia.
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Racine
Wis
Raymond
Husher
Caledonia
William Cook
J. J. Laing
Mr. Laing
George West
Albert Herman
William Hess
Christian Erb
Thysen
Elisha Lower
Will heirs earmark $990000 for charity in Lewisohn estate
Ward Lewisohn, copper magnate who died in London on March 6, left his nine children discretion over charitable bequests. They agreed to give $100 each, totaling $990,000, to charity as a memorial. The estate value is estimated between $20.6 million and $50 million.
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New York
Ward Lewisohn
London
Eescatate
Blackburn Poses as a Reformer in KY Primary Call
FRANKFORT Ky July 2 United States Senator Blackburn answers a letter from James M Richardson State Prison Commission urging a Kentucky Democratic primary for governor and other state offices He advocates popular vote for United States senators and supports reform aims by backing the primary move and statewide nominees election plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Washington
James M. Richardson
State Prison Commission
United States
Blackburn
Kentucky
Diamonds Endorsement by J P Mullally Jeweler
Owing to small expenses I can save you ten percent on diamonds. I specialize in diamonds. J P Mullally, jeweler and manufacturer, 23 Monument Place.
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J. P. Mullauly
Monument Place
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J. C. Walker
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