Lockerbie Street Fair Nets Profits For Fresh Air Mission
The Lockerbie street fair ended last night with net profits estimated between 800 and 1000 dollars. Funds will furnish the Fresh Air Mission cottage at Fairview Park and endow its working fund, with about 400 dollars for furniture and the remainder for the mission. Miss Lavinia Oakes led the committee, and a decision on next year’s fair will likely be made soon. Souvenir copies of James Whitcomb Riley's poem were sold, and the vaudeville show, old fish pond, and Imnist Zoe Zoe booth drew crowds, with profits from last night’s vaudeville around 10 dollars.
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Lockertie Street
Fresh Air Mission
Fairview Park
Lockerbie Street
Lavinia Oakes
Liberty
East Streets
James Whitcomb Riley
Julia Kantrawits
Recital at German House Ends Season by Conservatory Pupils
The final of four Indianapolis Conservatory of Music closing recitals at the German House was staged last night. Performances included Litta Grimm's Verdi aria, violin by Herbert L. Houston, Moszkowski piano, vocal pieces by Nicode, Artot, and others, with Catherine Barton Ada Wheeler and Duffee on piano. A Verdi Rigoletto selection featured a quartet including Louise Switz Grimm Parker and Bert Parker.
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Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Verdi
Liete Signor
Litta Grimm
Herbert L. Houston
Moszkowski
Grace Roberts
Ar Appacans
Dous i
Guy Rubush
Artot
Tinovoniehvinn
Catherine Barton
Ada Wheeler
Duffee
Kate Winter
F. Davie
Louise Switz
Charlies F. Parker
Bert
Visiting Home Helps Woman In Ohio Adopt Postum Coffee Substitute
An Ohio woman recalls returning to her old home and learning her father and mother used Postum Food Coffee with improved health. She tried Postum and felt heart trouble and headaches fade while on visits to friends she encountered lingering caffeine effects. She reports her family now uses Postum exclusively and notes another neighbor improved after using it.
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Postum
A. Hartsock
Elwood
Ind
Miles
A Holmes
Cnd Ave
Ft. Wayne
W. H. Shear
Social and travel notes from Indianapolis society
Miss Daisy Lawler plans a Western journey while Mrs. Pangborn visits Madison for a few days. Numerous acquaintances, dances, dinners, and invitations fill the social calendar, with relatives and friends visiting from Hammond, Terre Haute, Anderson, and beyond. Notable events include weddings, anniversaries, and announcements of upcoming gatherings at local clubs and homes.
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George W. Pangborn
Madison
Ida Griffis
Hammond
H. J. Prior
Leland Mothershead
Cornell
Sorosis Club
Helen McCune
North Alabama
Jean Morrison
Walter L. Ballenger
Terre Haute
William R. Myers
Anderson
Stewart
Nellie M Hewitt
Sue Hewitt
North Capitol Avenue
Miss Brubaker
Epitecsiphe
H. C. Brubaker
Woodruff Place
Elsie Bass
Katherine Strouse
Rockville
Laura Buehler
Morton Place
E. A. Reily
New Alba
M. Loomis
College Avenue
Arthur Robert Heiskell
Atlanta
M. A. Woollen
Orrin Woollen
Wilbur Dark
Maxinkuckee
Frank Maus Fauvre
The
Claypool
Jesse Overstreet
A. M. de Souchet
Richard Miller
Seattle
William J. McKee
John N. Hurty
David Wallace
Cataract
Agnes Ketcham
Philadelphia
Weir Mitchell
Alice Boyer
Schellschmidt
Bearnes
Miss Bearnes
Minneapolis
Harry Gray
Baker
Pennsylvania Street
Mary Pratt
Columbia Club
Hubbard
Wheeling
W. Va
Corene Ohr
Carl Edward Ingram
Harvard
John Carl Ingram
Villers
Merriam
W. C. Taylor
George Bauer
Henry Smith
North
Illinois Street
Martha Todd
Clay Rockwell
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Anne Butler
Carlos Becker
Edward Schurmann
the Oaks
Lake Maxinkuckee
Edna Heaton
Wallace Baxter
J. L
Frances Crum
Propylaeum
Eleanor Carey
Edward Lawrence Patterson
Illinois
Miss Crum
W. E. R. Tarkington
Alma Steele
Harry Dickhut
Edward Newton Wilmington
Miss Steele
Margaret
Broad Ripple
C. R. Watson
Estelle Bernhard
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Herbert Ducknall
Oscar B. Henderson
Lillian Ludorff
Harry Sickford
West Twenty Seventh Street
Dorothy Ae
Kokomo
O' Suter
J. Augustus Prier
Rey
Navy
George Prier
Maurice Zook
Plainfield
Chiron Pierson
Harry Howard Temperney
Harry
Albert N. Horuff
Wilson
Lautzgaber
Harry D. Haring
Anna Smith
Cerene Ohr
Obi
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Oasino -on-the-Hudson
Margarepp
Miss Messenger
Chicago
Ruth McCullocy
Gertrute Seaveer
Miss Smith
Miss Hubbard
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J. H. Billin
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Newannes
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Burr
E. F. Shideler
Louise Young
New York
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Miester Carson
Bernice
Ania
Columbus
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H. C. Newcomb
Florence Brooks
Cleveland
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Newcomb
Edward B. Porter
Eleanor
Flora
Jane Ketcham
Elizabeth Ray
Margaret Newcomb
Anne Porter
Elizabeth Hay
Judson
Baggott—Terrell
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
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Charles K. Bagegott
L. M. Terrill
Grafton
Central Christian Church
Frank Nichols
Rockville National Bank
Ollig Hunnicutt
H. L. Davis
Methodist Church
Northwest
W. C. Downing
W. B. McEuen
Will Nye
Purduniversity
M. W. Nye
Crawfordsville
M. H. Case
Catlin
Rude
Stevenson
Liberty
J. E. Stevenson
Bertha Rude
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Dr. Stevenson
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Williamson—La Tourrette
Union City
Gossip and fashion in lighted parks and social scenes
The excerpt surveys gossip as idle talk about others from the New York Evening Post, then describes children’s linen dresses with red and blue cross stitch from the New York Times. It shifts to a park scene in the New York Letter about electric lights and shadows, and notes a feature on women’s vanity in Leslie’s Weekly and a long teaching career of Emma Stuckman in Naponee Indiana.
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New York Evening Post
New York Times
New York
Eden
Martha Washington
Leslie's Weekly
Emma Stuckman
Naponee
Ind
Stuckman
Opening of German House Summer Band Concerts
Members of Deutscher Club and Musikverein enjoy the first summer garden and a program by the Indianapolis Military Band. Free for members, candidates, and guests, weekly Friday concerts run through July and August with a parade of classical and popular selections.
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Indianapolis
Deutscher Club
Musikverein
C. Krauss
O. R. Lieber
W. C. Mannfeld
F. M. Bachman
C. Vonnegut, Jr
Jonah
Tessie
Rembusch
Resurrection Theme and Pauls Witnesses Across Acts and Romans
Doctrinal notes on the resurrection in Corinthians followed by Paul’s witnesses and headship analogy. Lessons from Romans on love and law. Paul’s journeys, arrests, and trials in Acts, including his appeal to Hebrew rites, voyage, shipwreck, and Rome. Ends with Paul’s city missions and a lament for Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Luke
Mke
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Agrippa
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Nero
Providence
Timothy
Elijah
Timothy iii
Nighties at St Marys Academy Closing Exercises
Closing exercises for St Marys Academy last night featured piano recitals by graduates and other students, with primary pupils in nighties carrying candles and dolls for a lullaby. The program honored Sister Petrina, poems and drills, a pantomime, and the comedy What Cannot be Cured Must be Endured, plus awards for music and scientific studies and diplomas.
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Delaware Street
East Maryland Street
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Agnes Krieg
Lena Benz
Alice Frohmeier
M. Mary Schreiner
Catherine Frohmeier
Madam
Daisy
Violet
Jasmine
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