Gown Safe After Formaldehyde Disinfection Plan Endorsed
A Logansport lawyer sought state Board of Health guidance to disinfect his wife’s $45 gown tainted by smallpox risk. The board advised a cheap disinfection method using formaldehyde in a trunk for 24 hours, deeming the dress safe for wear with no infection remaining in the fabric.
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State Board of Health
Monthly
Health Bulletin
Harry
Logansport
Board of Health
State Board
Lockerbie Street Fair Opens For Fresh Air Mission
Three evening carnival on Lockerbie street to aid the Fresh Air Mission features bands vaudeville and various booths. Entrances at East and Liberty with aim to surpass last year’s $675 take. committees include Zoe, Izor, Gleasbrenner, and Bookwalter among many. Local residents volunteer in art candy flower souvenir coffee and wheel of fortune booths and gatekeeping and decoration duties.
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Lockerbie Street
James Whitcomb Riley
Fresh Air Mission
East
Liberty Streets
East Street
Liberty Street
Zoe Zoe, Jr
Mistaney Seeagee
Fish Pondaire
Frank Izor
Jane Gleasbrenner
C. O. Bradway
Gertermann
Beissenherz
Clara Oakes
Sara Adams
Art Booth
C. A. Bookwalter
James Orndorff
Elsie Kuhn
Frank Dell
Candy
E. L. Segar
George A. Solomon
Caroline Kiser
Flower Booth
Ella Louise Bowman
Edward J. Bettermann
Hazel Bookwalter
Harvey
Emma Dillon
Drexle Scudder
Lavinia Oakes
Beissenders
Henry Ranger
Theo Weiss
Albert Sccott
Seores
L.oetatfield
Mary A. Evans
Bilye Booth
Emma. Stuart
May Stuart
M. King
Seif
Wheel of Fortune
William 0. Evertts
Construction and Decoratin Committee
Olstein
Albert Mannfeld
Charles W. Wheat
Harry B. McDonald
J. B. Folk
Albert Iser
Louis Pfafflin
C. B. Oakes
H. O. Beissenherz
Henry Runger
Harter Kiser
Otto Mueller
Social entertainment at Morrison Hall by district court troupe
A program tonight at Morrison Hall features mandolin solo by Joseph Mitchell and multiple recitations and solos. Performers include Ida Hedges, Leona Ennis, Sadie Scharp, Carrie Chaney, Violet McCready, Emma Knotts, Elsie Sinich, and others in a varied evening presented by Monu mental District Court No SZl Court of Honor.
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Morrison Hall
Monumental District Court
No. Szl
Court of Honor
Joseph
Mitchell
Ida Hedges
Aioe Knotts
Elsie Siaick
Leona Ennis
Sadie Scharpe
Sylvia
Carrie Chaney
Violet McCready
Emma Knotts
Elsie Sinich
H Mitchell
Personal and Social News Highlights Across Towns
A long list of social visits and travel plans fills the page. Mrs. Frank Newcom visits Mrs. Ford in Chicago while Mrs. James E. Shover heads to Pasadena for several months. Various locals travel to Pittsburg, Green Lake Michigan, or California for summers. Several weddings and engagements are noted, including Longnecker-Dye in Indianapolis and Hamilton-Hiller in Lafayette.
No wonder he has no friends in New York
A fragment from His Idea of the Lights contrasts a man’s limited ideas of entertainment with more vibrant urban pleasures. Miss Lochinvar criticizes his lack of imaginative outings, recalling a tour of St Paul’s Churchyard and Grant’s tomb. The report then shifts to a brief note on Atchison Globe about a woman’s shift in hair fashion after childbirth.
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New York
Grant
Open for Engagements Arrest Report in Savannah
Henry Permar, chiropodist and manicurist from Savannah Georgia, was arrested yesterday morning for drunkenness after an accident that caused an ambulance to crash on Capitol Avenue and North Streets.
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Henry Permar
Savannah
Usary
Capitol Avenue
North Streets
Man Found Unconscious Then Aboard White Wagon
A man was found lying on a sidewalk apparently dead. After the ambulance arrived he sat up and handed his card to the doctor asking if any work should be done. The doctor and driver placed him in the white wagon and took him to the police station to sober up away from city noise.
Flack Arrested After Family Fight on West Washington
Bicyclemen Trimpe and Lowe arrested Warman Flack at Laura and West Washington streets on charges of assault and battery disturbing the peace and drunkenness. Flack, living at 14 South Senate avenue, allegedly beat his father and wife Nellie Bennett after returning home intoxicated. Both Flack and his wife were detained. she was later booked for disturbing the peace.
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Trimpe
Lowe
Laura
West
Washington
Warman Flack
Senate Avenue
Flack
Nellie Bennett
Picnic for Boys' Club Annual Outing at Broad Ripple Park
The annual Boys' Club picnic drew over 200 boys and chaperones to Broad Ripple Park yesterday. Games and races ran under gym manager Guedel with helpers Mark Dennis and under superintendent Missa Graydon. Prizes went to Willie MacKee for a mince pie eating contest and Everett Tree won the running race as kids rode the Sunshine, with free transport provided by Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company.
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Ae Boys’ Club
Broad Ripple Park
Misa Graydon
Mr. Guedel
Mark Dennis
Willie MacKee
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Boys
Home Dressmaking Hints Pattern for Tucks and Yoke Waist
May Manton describes a fashionable waist with varied tucks and a pointed yoke. The pattern uses white pongee with lace or other fabrics. it includes a fitted lining, diagonal front, snug back, and a separate yoke. Material quantities are listed for multiple widths, pattern number 4449 covers bust sizes 32 to 40 inches, and patterns can be ordered for 4 to 4 and a half cents via The Journal Indianapolis pattern department.
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
City Notes and Society News From Indianapolis
Dorothy Pluckader, fourteen, had a leg broken in a Riverside Park swing yesterday afternoon. She was taken home in a city ambulance after patrolmen Sangy and Cobb summoned Dr. Gates. The Phoebe Society, atop Deaconness Hospital, reports 350 members and $1,887.80 in the treasury, with officers led by President Julia Grauel and Secretary J C Peters. Knights of Columbus plan Broad Ripple Park’s fourth anniversary celebration tomorrow featuring a morning baseball game, afternoon field events, music, and entertainment. Indianapolis will publish a new Blue Book by Day Publishing of New York, listing about two thousand prominent families with summer residences and social connections. the book goes to press in four weeks.
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Frank Newcom
Ford
Chicago
James E. Shover
Pasadena
Cal
Edward Taylor
Brooklyn
Mary Dean
H. C. Martin
New York
Schuyler Stevens
East
Frank Stalnaker
Pittsburg
Walter Goodall
Greenlake
Ichigan
Boyd
Li Ae
Rockville
Frank Shryer
Sally Hert
Bloomfield
Frank Wells
Harris Galbraith
Card Club
George C. Pearson
California
Virgina
Edward Heminway
Maxwell
Colonial
Mabel Rose
Greencastle
J. H. Byers
Beatrice Byers
Ohio
Beulah Wallace
Florence Smith
Franklin
J. A. Rink
Wequetonsing
John Shaw
Charles Lewis
Bert Hawkins
Harvard
Ethel Cleland
Logansport
Stuart-Rogers
Elsie Whipple
Mrs. Adams
East Tenth Street
Maret Spencer
Wabash
Henry Pettit
Fort Wayne
Anna Hendricks
Thomas Hendricks
W. W. Thomson
Arthur Charles Downing
Greenfield
John B. Cockrum
Frederick van Doren Chislett
Crawfordsville
I. C. Elston
Barnes
Clara Barnes
Minneapolis
Harry Gray
New Jersey
Iane Hayward
Pana
Ill
William Eugene Hayward
Charlotte Dahlen
Ada Seidel
Frank Reynolds
Terre Haute
Emma Byfield
Miss Frazee
Edgar Forsythe
Arthur Ferguson
Kentucky
Frederick A. Joss
Country Club
Hubbard
Bedford Springs
E. M. Ketcham
Winona
Ketcham
Michigan
Anne Butler
Becker
Anna C. Reaume
Reaume
Hugh H. Drum
Denver
Irma Wocher
Dickmeter
Cincinnati
Eleanor Posey
Rushville
Art
Nova Scotia
Amelia Waring Platter
Jessie Smith
Violet Demree
Gerry
New Jersey Street
Mabel Friedbron
Mabel Craycroft
Noblesville
Blanche Greenen
St. John's Academy
Ruby Krueger
Mary Dick
Richmond
George E. Hume
Massachusetts
W. J. Holliday
H. W. Bennett
Mrs. Hume
Sibyl McCaslin
Bertha Mallory
Mees Warner
Nora Eey
James McIntosh Judson
Charles William Medearis
Pratt Street
Lila Peck
Alfred E. Cook
Emma Virginia Pearson
Mary Elizabeth Snyder
Miss Snyder
Miss Rson
Obie Jay Smith
Charles W. Snyder
David Ross
Charles
Fannie
Myrtle Smyser
Margaret Todd
Sue Howe
Ella Matthews
Rose Holmes
Josephine Herron
Edna Wallace
Laura Hanna
Helen Loeper
Virginia Straughan
Miss Wells
Miss Sellick
Miss Donnan
Longnecker
Allen Philputt
Central Christian Church
Willam E. Garrison
St. Louis
Julia Longnecker
Maysville
William Channing Cushing
Eteaoure
Julia
Elizabeth Longnecker
Elizabeth Pickett Bruce
Grand Forks
N. C
Nelle Pickett
River Forest
David Beach
Blake
Hamilton
North Fourth Street
Mary Florence Hiller
William D. Hiller
Eugene Everett Hamilton
Connersville
John P. Hale
Second Presbyterian Church
Purdue
Pickwick Club
Medical College
Idianapolis
Benson—Harbison
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Gertrude Harbison
Edward Benson
Huntington
Benson
Call—Gainor
Kathryn Josephine Gainor
John Gainor
Harry Vernon Call
John W. Call
Elwood
Thomas McLaughlin
Dorothy Pluckader
North Elder Street
Riverside Park
Sangy
Cobb
Dr. Gates
Indianapolis
Phoebe Society
Deaconness
G. A. Kiente
Treasury
Julius Grauel
August Aldag
J. C. Peters
H. Roebke
John Aldag
Broad Ripple Park
Knights of Columbus
Day Publishing Company
New York City
United States
Canada
Bowen-Merrill
Indiana hotel men plan annual Claypool convention dinner
Seventy five hotel keepers from the Indiana Hotel Keepers' Association gather at the Claypool for an annual convention. Informal sessions occur during the day and a banquet completes the event with Senator Beveridge delivering the principal address.
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Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association
Claypool
Senator Beveridge
Auction Notice For Mrs Peirce Rugs Paintings Furniture
Mrs Alice Wheeler Peirce of 115 North Meridian Street offers a prienne sale on Thursday and Friday from 10 to 5 and evenings 7 to 9. Items include Oriental rugs tapestries paintings handmade room set with table sideboard twelve chairs and china cabinet Italian marble etc all articles marked.
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Alice Wheeler Peirce
North Meridian Street
Prienne Sale
Precautions and progress in United States fish stocking
The United States Fish Commission faces a busy season issuing stock for shad, white fish, salmon, and carp while expanding methods to avoid waste. Officials stress clear forms for applicants, insist on matching waters to fish, and note improved shad spawning practices and cooperative fisherman efforts on the Potomac, Susquehanna, and Chesapeake Bay.
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Washington Post
United States Fish Commission
Potomac
Columbia
Georgia
Fish Commission
J. W. Titcomb
Kentucky
Susquehanna
Chesapeake Bay
Commission
Havre de Grace
Chesapeake
Titcomb
United States
Illinois
America
Illinois River
Germany
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Tllinois River
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Marion County
Instruments filed for the 24 hours ending 5 p m June 23 show multiple transfers in Indianapolis and environs. Purchasers include Martha Armer, Wm E Rockwood, James H Fullilove, Elizabeth Schell, Rebecca J Ziebe, Peter J Paulus, Mary A Renihan, Orville L Webb, John Fischer, Nicholas M Smock, Arthur V Brown, John W Bruce, Howard S Young, Hilton A Brown, Julian Frank R McCabe, Homer C Cones, and others. Total transfers amount to 30,369.78 dollars.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Martha Armer
Albert W. Armer
Tuxedo Park
Wm. E. Rockwood
Robi B. Norris
Black Caven & Rockwood
East Woodlawn
James H. Fullilove
Eliza E. Tolley
Willis W. Wright
Drake
Decwee W. Wands
Charles Ats Schell
Pleasant Bond
Belmont
Elizabeth Schell
James W. Wands
City of In- Peter
Indianapolis Car Co
Termann Et
Arthur V. Brown
Marion Co
Interstate B
Outlet
White River
Cossersessee
John W. Bruce
Fannie Bruce
Boswell
Reagan Park
Clara Sullivan
Rosemont
Howard
Young
Mocrer
Thomas A. Pee
South Teenage
Homer C. Cones Et al
Anna Cones McKinsey
Bec
Saben Hin
Building Permits Reported for Several Homes
Building permits issued for multiple properties include E Wheeler at 416 Salem street frame home. W Schwemeyer on Webb street frame. Darrah on Parker avenue frame valued at 700 dollars. W Hammer Jr on Coleman avenue frame at 500 dollars. Mrs P Hummel on 1922 West Thirtieth street frame porch valued 100 dollars.
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Stant
E. Wheeler
Salem Street
W. Schwemeyer
Webb Street
Darrah
Parker Av
W. Hammer, Jr
Coleman Avenue
Concert Crowd Backs Mabel Caseby and Rees VY Prosser
Miss Mabel Caseby and Rees VY Prosser drew large crowds at Fair Bank as Ostendorf's band played. Pres will repeat the Monday program tonight with possible tweaks later this week. Xylophone soloist Henry Vet to headline tonight's instrumental program.
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Mabel Caseby
Rees VY. Prosser
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Pres
Henry Vet
Rees V
A Word About the Journal Subscriber Offer
city readers are urged to add the Sunday Journal to daily delivery for ten cents a month extra. the paper promises world state and local news plus sports and women’s sections, with real pictures and practical content for Indianapolis and suburbs.
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Daily Journal
Indianapolis
Sunday Journal
New Vulcan Gas Range and Water Heater Exhibit
The notice touts the New Vulcan as the most economical efficient and durable in use. It invites calls to examina the many devices on exhibition for household use and showcases the gas range and water heater as leading choices.
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Vulcan
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