Society Notes From Bloomington And Nearby Towns
Miss Mona Triplett of Bloomington visits Miss Helen Davis while Miss Lucy Howe stays in Greensburg to visit her grandmother. Various locals attend meetings, visits, and summer trips to Logansport Chicago Maxinkuckee Beach Haven and other points. A wedding at Ogen Hill New York is noted along with teas and garden parties, and several cottage stays around Wawasee Maxinkuckee and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Triplett
Bloomington
Helen Davis
Lucy Howe
Greensburg
George Edwin Hunt
Maxinkuckee
State Dental Association
John H. Talbott
Logansport
Chicago
Elias Jacoby
Michigan
Harry D. Gray
Little Son
Beach Haven
N. J
Mise Myrick
Alexandria
Mary
Cornelia Searle
Horace Ingram
Cambridge
Mass
Harva
William Kuhn
Murray Patterson
Memphis
Tenn
John Cleland
A. P. Spruance
J. L. Ketchim
Lucia Holliday
Bryan Mawr College
Baltimore
Eunice
Augusta Jameson
St. Louis
Luella McLain
Edward H. Dean
Belle Dean
Miss Patterson
Noble Dean
J. C. Ingram
James McIntosh Judson
Wawasee
J.S. Tarkington
O. B. Jameson
D. M. Parry
Atlantic City
Fitzgerald
Hazel Sheffield
George Catterson
William Thompson
Muncie
Catterson
Madison
Thomas L. Sullivan
Arcadia
Holler
John Holler
Martin Foster
Ogen Hill
N. Y
Frank Darlington
Hyannis Port
T. A. Wagner
Fletcher Wagner
Leland Stanford University
Miss Diggs
Jane Diggs
Winchester
Laura Hitt
George D. Gi
C. E. Bacon
Gibson
Bright
Ind
Ella Vonnegut
Maxchee
Edith Smith
Katherine Ayres
Mary Wilson
Robert Foster
Oscar Schmidt
Percy Williams
Frank Dorsey
Owen Mothershead
Paul Arbill
Charles E. Kregelo
Susan M. Ketcham
New York
Kregelo
Jane Ketcham
Owen BD. Odell
Julia G. Sharpe
K. J. Dorsey
W. A. Ketcham
Katherine K. Martin
Frances Wilhelm
Hogate
Harley
Defiance
London
England
Miss Wilhelm
Indianapolis
Switzerland
Italy
Louis Bowman
Michaelson
Frank Finckelstein
Terre Harte
Scott Herman Searle
Nett Searle
Anderson
Theodore Davis
Henley—Mergy
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Frank
William M. Henley
Marie
Margaret Mergy
East Hill Street
Charles Little
Presbyterian Church
Henley
Forestry Bureau
Interior Department
Mergy
Bewley—Hoskins
Fairmount
Charles Arthur Bewley
Cincinnati
Isabelle Hoskins
Friends
Nixon Winslow
Citizens’ Exchange Bank
Bewley
Ashe—Eliason
Richmond
Robert
Ashe
Gertrude Eliason
Larkin Bond
West
L. M. Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Northwest
CRAWFORD+SHELLER
Muncle
Misses Diggs Guests at Winchester Event
A social gathering in Winchester featured Misses Diggs Lena Cunningham Florence Guiril Alig Eona Randall Bliss Frances Adans and Ethel Belle Reeves among the attendees. Guests included Mrs C S Searle Alaska Mrs Lindsay La doga Mrs Ryan Mrs Pence Mrs Croans and Mrs Kizer of Anderson. Mr and Mrs James McIntosh marked their first anniversary with a small reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Winchester
Lena Cunningham
Florence Guiril
Alig
Eona Randall
Bliss
Frances Adans
Ethel Belle Reeves
C. S. Searle
Alaska
Lindsay
Ladoga
Ryan
Pence
Croans
Kizer
Anderson
James McIntosh
North
New Jersey Street
Mary Kahlé
Beatrice Byers
Mary Searle
Lena Brash
William J. Karslake
S. Elliott Perkins, Jr
Helen Swain
Archibald Ferguson
Frederick Judson
Orrison Hayes
Harry Wilson
Car
Horace Ingram
J. A. Houser
Miss Houser
H. E. Hess
Plymouth
Hazel Sheffield
Chicago
W. T. Brown
Thomas Stuckey
E. A. Crogsman
Gilbert Brown
Emil Dickey
Ida Foudray
Helen Case
Nancy Bowman
Edith Secudder
Ella Johnson
Clara Hargreaves
Gray Davis
Detroit
Goodrich—Wood
Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Willis H. Goodrich
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alile Maude Wood
A. W. Wood
Indianapolis
First Methodist Church
Adah Conner
Aylward
Grant Goodrich
Harry Voight
Bernice Sherwood
Minnie Goodlet
Maude Willard
Anna, Ill
Blanche Gregg
Hartford City
Frances Osenbaugh
S. B. Cole, Jr
West Franklin Street
E. E. Neal
Matthews, Ind
Matthews
BE. P. Jones
Wabash Avenue
William M. Henry
Fostoria, O
Mabel A. Clouser
Charles A. Clouser
E. P. Jones
George C. Arnold
Angel
Will Angel
Ilia Scott
Bluffton
Marion
Traction Line Resumes Service Greenfield to Knightstown
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company reports cars now run between Greenfield and Knightstown after track clearance, despite earlier expectations of a service pause following Wednesday's storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Greenfield
Knightstown
Bookkeeper Fenton Arrested for Embezzlement in City
John B. Fenton a bookkeeper for the J. A. Everett Seed Company on West Washington street was arrested last night by Detectives Holtz and Wallace on embezzlement charges. It is alleged he is short $11 in his accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Fenton
J. A. Everett Seed Company
West Washington Street
Holtz and Wallace
Fenton
Army board to inspect arsenal and set quarters at hotel sites
Major Wood and a three officer board arrived to study the arsenal for potential army barracks. They checked sewer lines and water mains with assistance from Hatfield and Capt Scott. If approved, the Third Infantry may be housed on the grounds, moving battalion from San Francisco to Ohio. William Bancroft of New York, publisher of Outing, and wife visited Denison briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Arsenal
English
Charlemont Hotel
North Illinois Street
Charlemont
Army
Major Macklin
Macklin
Miller
Major Wood
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Quartermaster’s Department
Department of the Lakes
W. &. Scott
Cuba
Scott
West Point Military Academy
Philippines
Islands
Otis
John J. B. Hatfield
Arsenal Grounds
Washington
Army Barracks
Third Infantry
San Francisco
Fort Thomas
William Bancroft
New York
the Denison
Mr. Bancroft
Outing
Wedding Trip Brings Fout Family To Denison Hotel In Indy
Albert E. Fout of St. Louis and his bride are visiting Indianapolis on their wedding trip staying at the Denison Hotel. Fout recalls growing up on North Meridian Street and notes he has many cousins in Indianapolis. He recalls his Army service with Battery D, Sixth United States Artillery, aiding Admiral Dewey after Manila Bay. He helped organize the first Philippine veterans camp in St. Louis and now commands the parent camp with seven sister camps across the Midwest and Tennessee. Fout mentions possible Indianapolis camp and confirms St. Louis plans for a major fair expansion of 700 more acres beyond 1,000 already set. The locals are enthusiastic about the fair's prospect and its likely success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Fout
St. Louis
Denison Hotel
Sixth
United States Artillery
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Manila
Fout
E. P. Stanton
Dewey
Philippines
Council Bluffs
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Nashville
Clarksville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Mr. Fout
President Roosevelt Climbing Tale Shows Active Recreation
A hotel worker recalls President Roosevelt enjoying strenuous climbs. The story says the President and friends rode to a rocky ravine, began a fierce ascent, paused only to descend, then climbed again, turning recreation into hard labor as they explored country near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Feeble-Minded School Superintendent Details Case at Fort Wayne
Alexander Johnson superintendent of the School for Feeble-Minded Youth at Fort Wayne spoke at the Hotel English about the school’s work. He described a sixteen year old inmate sent to Posey county and living with her sister after eight years in the institution. He noted plans for new buildings to expand capacity. Former Mayor Taggart passed through in route to French Lick for a Democratic Editorial Association meeting with hopes of state leaders attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Johnson
Posey County
Taggart
New York
French Lick
Democratic Editorial Association
State Committee
Wallicks Visit Denison After Selling Shreveport House
Lew C Wallick former Phoenix Hotel proprietor in Shreveport Louisiana is staying in Denison with his wife and son. He has recently sold his Shreveport house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew C. Wallick
Phoenix
Shreveport
The
Denison
Mr. Walck
Fistfight With Paroled Inmate at Julietta Asylum
Patrolmen Jones and Admire battled a paroled inmate under care at Julietta asylum yesterday. The man, in a strong, ferocious struggle, bit Jones’s hand and tore at their clothing before the pair subdued him and returned him to hospital custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Admire
Julietta Asylum
Michigan
Hiawatha
Jim
Julietta Hospital
Marriage at Republican committee rooms shocks no one
John H. King and Mae V. Moore wed in Chairman Goodrich’s private office at Republican headquarters in Brightwood. Armenian minister Hovhannes Mugurd itch Cheeneegeozian officiated, with C. Millikan guarding the door as female staff arranged themselves in graceful groups. The ceremony, a surprise sensation, carried no political meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Republican State Committee
Republican
John H. King
Big Four Railway
Brightwood
Mae V. Moore
Englewood Christian Church
Hovhannes Mugurditch Cheeneegeozian
State Committee
Hackelman
Goodrich
Republican Committee
King
Miss Moore
Emselves
Christian Endeavorers Hold Busy State Convention Opening
The Christian Endeavor Union of the State opened its fifteenth annual convention at Tomlinson Hall with 1000 delegates and local members present. A 400 voice chorus led by P. P. Bilhorn performed as Rev. C. Claude Travis led devotional exercises. Burris A. Jenkins delivered the keynote on The Spirit of Christian Endeavor, stressing good citizenship and church connected evangelization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union of
Tomlinson Hall
P. P. Bilhorn
Chicago
C. Claude Travis
Indianapolis
W. J. Darby
Evansville
Burris A. Jenkins
Lexington
University of Kentucky
University of Indianapolis
Kentucky College
Kentucky
Jenkins
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian Endeavor Society
Endeavor Society
Grane
Cross debate and revival events at Indiana convention
Reported excerpts describe attempts to display a universal Christian cross during a Tomlinson Hall convention debate and citywide Endeavor activities in Indianapolis. Highlights include speakers from Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Chicago, noon evangelism at factories, and cautions about parks and private gardens with alcohol sales.
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Gulde—Carter
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John Gulde
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Anna Carter
BE. R. West
Arsenal Board
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Seaperinter
Insane Man
Miss Mae V. Moore
M. A. Plan
Liberty
L. D. Brown & Son
Batiste
Union Ingram Carpet
Milan
Dayton Tar Belle
Grandpa
Miles
Fairbank
H. P. Wasson
C.cwins
Sisre
Christian Endeavorers
Burris Jenkins
Meridian Street
S. D. Gordon
Cleveland
Bilthorn
Charles 5. Medbury
Angola
C. J. Buchanan
Frank Boyd
J. G. Rose
M. L. Hageman
T. B. Laycock Company
KE. C. Atkins & Co
Lewis Meier & Co
Atlas Engine Company
Parry Company
Meridian
Georgia Streets
Edward W. Clark
J. Webster Bailey
Frances le Baron
A. W. Conner
Irvington
Kate Whistler Bellamy
Curtis McIntire
Princeton
F. M. Rains
Fair Bank
Avanda Heights
Kissels Garden
Christan Dollowstip
California
Indiana Brigade
G. D. Maxfield
Jackson Place
Buffalo
Harmon & Hall
Westhimegrom Street
May Manton
the Journal
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Indianapolis GasCo Majestic
Hartford Threewriter Seti Inel Printing ‘Company
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Atkins
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