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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1903

Page

4

Sunday Concerts At Fairview Park Feature Diving Horses And Military Band

Indianapolis Military Band headlines a Sunday program at Fairview Park for Woodmen's day with diving horses performing at 4 3 and 9 p m alongside concerts this afternoon and tonight and again tomorrow. The band presents selections including Gentlemen from Indiana Down Where the Wurtzburger Flows Im onboard Keller In the Deep Cellar and The Rounders along with Many more marches waltzes overtures and solos by Mr Klefer and others as Sun afternoon and night features.

Indianapolis Fairview Park Indiana Von_ Tilzer Gounod Brill Claus Cornet Mr. Klefer

Healthy Couple Credits Postum For Health Gains

A Battle Creek, Michigan reader touts Postum as a coffee substitute after a long trial with tea and coffee. The letter claims headaches and digestive issues vanished, appetite improved, and mental clarity increased after switching to Postum and Grape Nuts, urging mothers to adopt better dietary habits.

St. Louis Husba Postum Battle Creek Mich The Coffe

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS SUMMARY OF GATHERINGS AND TRAVELS

Mr. Albert R. Thompson goes to Chicago for the Derby while many local residents travel, visit relatives, or attend commencements. The social notes cover visits among families from Des Moines to Greensburg, Boston, New York, and Indianapolis, with weddings, teas, dinners, dances, and expected travels including a summer on a houseboat at Wawasee and upcoming nuptials.

Albert R. Thompson Chicago Susan Chipman Charles DeHaas Greensburg Esther Collins Frankfort Demarchus Brown J. J. Gillett Nicholas Ensley Florence Wenn Wellesley College Mary Bruce Eaton and Liberty Olive P. Thomas Wapola Edna May Thomas Des Moines J. A Rusk Amber Ensley Boston Conservatory of Music Jack Fawcett Pittsburg William Harbison Joseph Raycroft Warren Gorrell Blacherne William Fortune Wawasee John Butler New York Lillian Atkins Vassar George Franklin Adams the Arundel William Johnson Allan A. Wilkinson Lafayette Henry J. Brandon Maxinkuckee P. E. Crowley D. C. Moon Corning N. Y John Anna Carpenter Butler College George Miller Ethel Dickinson Richard B. Gruelle Gloucester Mass Charles Katherine Conlen Terre Haute St. Mary’s of the Woods Dorothy Damon Kenton Charles W. Oakes College Avenue Porter McConney St. Louis French Lick Ji Hnne Tliff Harrison Walters Eastashington Street Ella Frazier Irvington Edith Elinor Dill Mr. Ford Miss Shipp Cerene Hubbard Wheeling W. Va Wilbur B. Allen N Gregory Stella Gregory St. Paul M. B. Wilson Edith Wilson Elsie Stoll Lexington Marguerite Southampton Flos Newby H. Tripp Indianapolis Gertrude Rosseter Morton Place San Luis Potosi Mexico East Tenth Street Santa Ysabel Oete Club Katherine L. Dorsey Hackley Farm S. E. Perkins Ona B. Talbott East F. X. Jens Leon O. Bailey Gertrude May Stein Hudson National Park Seminary Association Florence Smith Helen Ford Florence Jones Laura M. Buehler Elijah A. Hanley Cleveland Sarah Wallace Poster Edgar Foster Antoinette Anderson Clara Bradshaw Lebanon Clara Anderson Kewanee Ill Junkerman Katherine Cincinnati E. A. Smith Anna Weigand Columbia Club Patsold Bellevue Frederick M. Bachman Miss Weigand Anthony Weigand Martin W. Mansfield Gustav A. Becker Theodore Potter Andrew Smith Homer Weigand Miss Underhill Hilda Fletcher Country Club May Shipp Ruth Underhill Ossining-on-the-Hudson John Alfred Barnard Ruth McCulloch Con Mary Sullivan Ies Coselens Celia Heston Ernest Craft Marion Craft D. N. Foster Floy Mulle Carrier Wesley Vanosdol Edinburg Davis Alma Pierce Grace Foster Fannie Robertson Franklin Roy Peek Mabel Whitenack Ethel Coughlin Tipton Bloomton Maud Witt Harry Longdon Greencastle Longdon Julia Johnson Burr Wilson Kentwood Dault Wilson Stella Whitesides Hanover College P. D. Burton Muncie Hugh Miller Lawrenceburg Lyda_ Morris Okal Brown Earl Rogers

Streak of Industry Updates on Local Incorporations

Valparaiso based Thrift Trust Company filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 25000. Directors: William E Pinney John Work Leslie R Skinner Stephen P Corboy Paul Naponan John L Jones Horace N Renner. Wabash Brokerage of Wabash Ind filed articles with 1000 capital and announced directors Joe Kaiser Frances Kaiser W H Kaiser. Dr W B Fletcher sanatorium stockvote increases from 50000 to 75000. Conneaut Oil and Gas Company filed dissolution notice and surrender of charter.

Thrift Trust Company Valparaiso William E. Pinney John Work Leslie R. Skinner Stephen P. Corboy Paul Naponan John L. Jones Horace N. Renner Wabash Brokerage Company Wabash Ind Joe Kaiser Frances Kaiser W. H. Kaiser Dr. W.B. Fletcher Sanatorium Conneaut Oil and Gas Company Oi Aay Ormanteed

National Dry Kiln and Vitrified Post Company Notices

The state notes an issue of 500 shares at 35 dollars each to raise 25,000 dollars for the preper stock. National Dry Kiln Company increases capital from 5,000 to 50,000 dollars. National Vitrified Post Company of Brazil incorporates with 200,000 dollars capital to manufacture hollow ties and clay products, with directors including J. W. Duntley C. N. Stevens J. B. Milliken M. N. Diall and J. A. Odell. Brazil headquarters.

National Dry Kiln Company National Vitrified Post Company of Brazil J. W. Duntley C. N. Stevens J. B. Milliken M. N. Diall J. A. Odell

Farmer Poet James B Elmore Tours State Library

James B Elmore known as the Bard of Alamo from Montgomery County visited the State library to study records for his coming work Twenty five Years in Jackville set in Fountain County. He spoke of corn crops and his two farms while planning the novel with Molly Bruno and Johnny Oliver as leads.

James B. Elmore Montgomery County Alamo State Library Jackville Indiana Fountain County Elmore Molly Bruno Johnny Oliver Dan Cunningham Cunningham Williams Ee Club

Alarm over rising vice among women preacher cites business life

A gospel tent on Prospect Street drew 1,206 women despite bad weather for a benefit meeting. Rev Dr Lyon reported 35 conversions and warned vice is rising as more women enter business, linking temptations to pride vanity and ambition. He cited 26,000 fallen women globally and urged repentance through Jesus and love.

Prospect Street Lyon God Jesus Mr. Lyon

St Patrick's school closes with ceremony and drama

The St Patrick's school closing exercises are tomorrow with a musical programme and a five act drama Edward the Confessor. Diplomas go to James Hallinan Leroy Keach Edward Moroney and Donal Manning. Capital Council No 276 will present a gold medal for Christian doctrine and U.S. history. Bishop O'Donoghue will award perfect reports and regular attendance medals. Premium distribution starts Monday at 10. Cast includes Oswald Mock and W Shaughnessy among others.

St. Patrick's School Edward, the Confessor James A. Hallinan Leroy J. Keach Edward M. Moroney Donal J. Manning Capital Council United States O’donoghue L. Ki Beaupre Eedward L. Budeng Alfred Edward W. McDermott Estepowett Wae Es J. Shaughnessy Oswald

McCullough Endorsed At Ward Meeting In Third Ward

About 200 supporters gathered at the Fifteenth Street engine house for the first ward Democratic mayoralty meeting. Andrew M. Sweeney presided as Henry N. Spaan A G Smith and John W. Kern spoke. resolutions praised McCullough as the party's strongest candidate and urged his nomination.

Fifteenth-street Third Ward James E. McCullough Andrew M. Sweeney Henry N. Spaan A. G. Smith John W. Kern McCullough

Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton

The season’s shirrings and tucks define the stylish skirt with a full front that enhances effect. Soft fabrics shirred offer charm though horizontal lines can shorten height. The clever arrangement preserves soft shirring beauty while an unbroken front draws the eye upward and adds length.

May Manton

Fashion Pattern Description for Cream Chiffon Veiling Dress

A detailed pattern description outlines a cream chiffon veiling gown with corticelli silk and Cluny lace, featuring a concealed seam finish. It explains the skirt construction including foundation, front gore, yoke, shirted portion, and flounce with tucks, plus fabric yardage for various widths and a lace yoke, noting pattern 445 in multiple waist sizes.

Sacred patriotic services at School No. 32 hall

Sacred patriotic services will be held tomorrow at 3 p m in the assembly hall of School No. 32 at the corner of Illinois and Twenty-first streets. The programme includes opening address by chairman of School No. 32, Brigham and Chorus, Newsboys' Band, selections of American songs, and a benediction by Miss Belle Sweenie. The day also features a separate program at St John's Forty-First annual commencement with debates, overtures, mandolins, and oratorio performances.

Illinois Twenty-first Streets Csceeeeee Marshall Brigham Frank Blackledge Indianapolis News Newsboys Mupie Andrew M. Sween Vera Percy-Verbarg Asc Ponhesetaethanssavtiteiett Columbia G. M. Smith Katherine Hankemeier United States St. John’s Gertrude Rule Martina Ryan E. Beanarenee Hayes C. Blackwell Payer M. Rosenberg McGint J. Lenthen M. Clifford E Weer F. Creasy

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