Pretty home wedding at Kissel home on East Market
Miss Nelte Miurine Kissel wed Luther Orlando Watson in a ceremony at the Kissel residence with no attendants. The Rev. FE Bacon officiated as pink roses and palms decorated the north parlor. A buffet supper followed with family and friends in attendance.
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Senta Reagan
Helen Woodward
Edna and
Grace Burke
Adele Templeton
Edith Soewell
W. C. Bmcguire
Anderson
Stewart
Detroit
Charles Duncan
Peru
Jesse Overstreet
Washington, D. C
Alma Watts
MacLachlan
Cornelia MacLachlan
McBride
Starr
Margaret
Frederick A. Kissel
Luther Orlando Watson
Kiseel
East Market Street
Mr. Watson
Fidelia Lester
FE. Bacon
Roberts Park Church
Kissel
Dr. King
Mountain Park
Idaho
Stella Robertson
Grace Cooke
Zula Ager
J. B. Fleck
Sanitary work blocked by council failure to fund milk inspection
City Board of Health plans to rearrange sanitary inspection to continue milk checks in reduced form after the council rejected a 750 dollar ordinance. Dr. Buehler calls the defeat a mistake born of ignorance or indifference and warns it endangers broader sanitation efforts including a contingency plan for smallpox patients and the contagious disease hospital.
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City Board of Health
Buehler
Newby Oval Park Opens Vaudeville at Summer Theater
The first vaudeville performance at the new summer theater at Newby Oval Park occurred last night after a weather postponement. An audience of several hundred enjoyed a cool, well balanced program with acts by Koppe, Swan and Hill, and the Dunhams, with praise for entertaining performances though some acts felt overlong.
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Newby Oval Park
Oval
Koppe
Swan
Hill
Dunhams
Weddings and Society Notes Drift Through Indianapolis Journal
Corina Winters and several local debutantes hosted a wedding reception with many out of town guests listed by name and city. The senior class of the Girls' Classical School held a well attended hop at the Propylaeum with Hart's Orchestra and a self penned dance piece titled The Dido. Romance and nuptials flow through Washington news with George W. Faris and Harriet P. Lowell tying the knot after a lifesaving romance tale. Duncan and Batman wed in Louisville with local ties. A fashion note highlights a Dutch square neck shirt blouse design suitable for various sleeve lengths.
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Corina Winters
Sanna Deniston
Flora Paetz
Jessie Kissel
M. P. Deniston
Charles Robertson
J. H. Murray
Guy
W. A. Hoff
Peru
Albert Conrad
Kokomo
Charles W. Milks
Girls’ Classical School
Propylaeum
May Wright Sewall
Hart
Lula Freyburger
Barbour
Freyburger
Decatur
Ill
Nathaniel Bond
Delphi
W. P. Zimmerman
Brazil
Mr. Roberts
Shelbyville
Gladys Wright
Hazel To Kinney
Margie Anne Taylor
Hazel West
Hilda Fletcher
Anna Violet Barbour
Lydia Maxwell Parry
Frances Roberts
Sallie Jackson Hall
Adebel Chenoweth
Caroline Emma Frenzel
Marguerite Lilly
Hadassah Marguerite Bowen
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
George W. Faris
Faris
Terre Haute
Harriet P. Lowell
National Law School
Lowell
Greencastle
Duncan
Batman
Bedford
Ind
J. B. Duncan
Olive Batman
Anderson
Louisville
Galt House
E. Richard Edwards
First Christian Church
Duncen
Indiana
Edith Locke Becomes Texas Lawyer at Young Age
Roswell Field in Chicago Post notes Mrs Edith Locke formerly of Chicago is about twenty five and has been admitted to the Texas bar. She presents Texas with two sets of twins and is hailed as a credit to the bar community and progressive woman.
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Roswell Field
Chicago Post
Edith Locke
Chicago
Texas
Commonwealth
Locke
Home dressmaking hints Gibson styles for washable fabrics
A stylish house gown features deep plaits over the shoulders and a simple finish of machine stitching. The original uses cubartiste fabric dotted with black, with a girdle and stock bow in black liberty satin and a smoothly fitted body lining extending to the waist.
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Gibson
City Board Pushes Hospital Funds Amid Quarantine Strain
A city board argues for a hospital to rapidly treat contagious patients, noting current quarantine costs at homes are high and cases spread due to hospital delays. Councilman Sourbier opposed from guarding a house. officials say a hospital would prevent such spread and reduce costs. The board also plans restaurant kitchen inspections after Inspector Noble found unclean ice boxes and tainted meat in milk cans, with orders to enforce sanitary conditions.
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Sourbier
Inspector Noble
Conscience fund note reaches Indianapolis board
A letter with seven and a half cents in silver glued to paper arrived at the Board of Public Works. The writer, who had taken a shovel while employed at Garfield Park, offered the money as payment. The Park Board did not accept it and the letter and funds were returned. Mr. Logsdon proposes framing the incident to encourage others to contribute.
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Board of Public Works
Harris
Garfield Park
Park Board
Board of Works Office
Indianapolis
United States
Treasury Department
Logsdon
Extraordinary feats dazzle vaudeville crowd at Newby Oval
The show features Arthur Deming with mugging humor, De Aces sharp shooting in varied postures, Lu Dell trio hand balancing and a petite comic girl, Colin's canine troupe closing the lively circus. Park at Newby Oval near Fall Creek opens Sunday with band concert and amusement features.
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de Aces
Lu Dell
Colin
Newby Oval
Fall Creek
Averill and Brownell wed at Trinity Church Peru
Rev Edward W Averill rector of Trinity Episcopal Church marries Miss Carrie E Brownell elder daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Brownell at the church this morning by Bishop John Hazen White Michigan City. The couple will reside in Peru.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Edward W. Averill
Trinity Episcopal Church
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H. Brownell
John Hazen White
Michigan City
D. A. RB
Elegant shirtwaist gown with Gibson plaits and bishop sleeves
Description of a center closed shirtwaist gown with deep Gibson plaits concealing arms, bishop sleeves with deep cuffs, a full gathered skirt, and a pointed stock neck. Pattern 4140 fits busts 32 to 38 inches. yardage given for various fabric widths. Pattern coupon offers 19 cents and return by mail from The Journal Indianapolis.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr Pearsons Skepticism Letters to the Editor
A reader debates Prof Dr Pearson on faith and miracles. The writer cites biblical stories as easier to accept than daily witnessed events and asserts Christ’s miracles prove God’s power. He argues Jesus linked to Jewish fate, cites a millennial return to Jerusalem, and emphasizes enduring church authority.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ancient Druids to Elect Officers at East Maryland Hall
The Grand Grove of the United Order of Ancient Druids will elect officers this morning in the hall at 216 East Maryland Street. Charles F. Stailard leads as noble grand arch with other candidates named for deputy grand arch grand secretary grand treasurer and grand trustee. Delegates from eighteen graves heard reports yesterday including a membership of 1,225 and relief payments of 4,192 with treasury balance 4,786.90. Last night Capital City Grove celebrated its 21st anniversary with a vaudeville dance at Germania Hall.
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J. R. Smock
Os City
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C. H. Rose
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Jacob Reuter
J. H. Haugh
Capital City Grove
Germania Hall
Nona McCormick
Skinner Family
Michael Duffeey
Charles Wulf
Russell Powell
Edward Schaub
Harry Porter
Union Labor Matters at Big Four Confrontation
Union leaders and Big Four Railroad officials plan a conference over wage and nine hour day demands after the company refused to discuss them before July. President O Connel orders settlement to avoid a strike if possible. Some mills have already seen pay-led protests with a 12 percent ask, with June 2 as the response deadline. Schumacher workers have resumed duties pending talks.
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William Garstang
Motive Power
Collins
D. W. Roderick
International Union
Washington
O'Connel
Broderick
Roderick
Eaglesfield
Foster Lumber Company
Barke-Krauss
W. P. Jungelaus
J. A. Schumacher
Schumacher
Quesada Appointment Confirmed as Cuban Minister to U.S.
Havana report says the Senate confirmed Gonzales u Q uesada for the Cuban minister to the United States. The note mentions Swan and hill, Sketch Artists, Newby Oval Park in the same dispatch.
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Havana
The
Senate Today
Gonzales U Quesada
Swan and Hill
Newby Oval Park
Teller Wants Quintero Summoned for Testimony on Sugar Trust
Senate relations with Cuba heard H. J. Browne describe Cuban land loans and sugar estates as overbearing and priced by call loans. He accused Havemeyer of interest in Sanchez plantations, while Teller urged summoning Nestor M. Quintero to challenge the testimony. The committee adjourned without ruling.
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H. J. Browne
Senate Committee
Cuba
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Havemeyer
Platt
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Browne
Senator Teller
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Senator Platt
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Sugar Trust
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Church union urged by United Presbyterian Assembly
Pittsburg June 3 the United Presbyterian General Assembly received an overture from Rev J S Allen urging union with the Reformed Church He said the time is opportune for overtures and noted close ties between the two denominations Other churches have sought the Reformed Church and the overture won unanimous favor.
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United Presbyterian General Assembly
J. S. Allen
Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church
Southern Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Election of a New Secretary for Foreign Missions
A committee will be appointed to draft proposals for union. The annual report on religion notes a net gain of under 1 percent. The foreign missions report was discussed at length and Rev. C. R. Watson, pastor of the First Church of St. Louis, was elected secretary, succeeding Rev. Dr. William W. Barr of Palindenas. The new secretary hails from Princeton and will establish headquarters in Philadelphia.
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First Church of
Bad Boy Given Long Sentence
DES MOINES la June 3 Sonny Bradford a mere boy but an old offender was today sentenced to twenty years imprisonment for highway robbery. He participated in a hold up in which 4 was obtained.
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Des Moines
Sonny Bradford
Food and Girls Boost Through Grape-Nuts Diet
A Caro Michigan seventeen year old credits Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food with restoring health and focus after illness and a education interruption. She later gained weight from nutrition and later regained strength, praising the product for rebuilding a “broke system.” An aunt who visited India also recovered markedly on Grape-Nuts. The ad urges readers to ask cooks for the recipe book with the package.
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