Convention of W R C Sarah E White elected senior vice president
The Women’s Relief Corps convention at Indianapolis elected Sarah E White of Rockville senior vice president and Belle Ingersoll of Indianapolis junior vice president after a day of officer elections and addresses. Captain Wallace Foster spoke on patriotic teaching while visitors from the Sons of Veterans and G A R officials attended and were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sarah E. White
Rockville
Belle Ingersoll
Indianapolis
Sons of Veterans
Kreitenstein
McGuire
Frank L. Martin
D. E. Sherrick
Wallace Foster
Foster
Captain Foster
Chicago
Leo Rassieur
Cleveland
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Department Aids
Balch
Torrance
Towler
W. H. Armstrong
National Council of Administration
Armstrong
Benjamin Starr
Starr
Post Department
Travis
Richmond
Belle Ephim
Tangier
Romaine Armstrong
Lydia Cook
Anderson
Alice Laupher
Lebanon
Lizzie Mansfield
Sarah C. Mendenhall
Cicero
Kate Johnson
Liberty
Petersburg
Lola M. Roads
Anna Strassminger
Greensburg
Alice Aldridge
Rushville
Laura Crider
Alexandria
Lizzie Matchett
Fow
Nora Oram
Isabelle Neal
Flora Smith
Bremen
Marie Schwaner
Jennie Burroughs
Emma Burroughs
Emma Druley
Bertha Mineater
Josephine Bennett
Ellen Walsmith
May Scott
Flora Mashino
Department
Calista R. Jones
Etta Houk
Sarah ©. White
Bebe Ingersoll
Sarah Adair
Mabel Teague
Sallie Hines
Mary D. Travis
Noblesville
G A R convention honors president Sawtell and elects delegates
Towler of the G A R spoke for Commander Torrence at the convention. The association presented retiring president Mrs E C Sawtell with a ring. Delegates at large are Mrs Kate Ward Monticello Mrs Mary Colwell Aurora Mrs Ella Tryon Monroeville Mrs J E Cornwell Logansport. Alternates are Mrs Browning Lafayette and Mesdames Harris and Yeager Indianapolis. Colonel Elsworth Circle hosted a reception for national and department officers in the Criminal Court room. A band from West Indianapolis serenaded the order and refreshments followed after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towler
Torrence
E. C. Sawtell
Kate Ward
Monticello
Mary Colwell
Aurora
Ella Tryon
Monroeville
J. E. Cornwell
Logansport
Browning
SHORTHORN CATTLE SALE AT UNION STOCKYARDS
George Harding and Son paid 2105 for the cow and calf Duchess of Gloster from Warren Indiana. Thirteen sales brought 11315 and an average of 870. Other top prices included Missic of Londesboro 1025 and Daisy of Strathallan 925. Wabash Stock Farm averaged 859 on ten cows.
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Union
Duchess of
Gloster
RE. E. Souers
Warren, Ind
George Harding & Son
Waukesha
Wis
I. H. Gilchrist
Hope
Missic
Londesboro
W. D. Flatt
Robbins & Son
Horace, Ind
Daisy
Strathallan
E. R. Bagby
Bowling Green, C
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Scaffold Collapse Injures Two Carpenters at Polar Ice Plant
Co W Wilhelm and Frank Stuart, carpenters at the Polar Ice Company plant on Eighteenth street and Northwestern avenue, were injured yesterday when a scaffold gave way while they were about eighteen feet high. Both were removed to their homes by City Dispensary ambulance, Wilhelm residing at 712 North New Jersey street and Stuart at 1009 Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Jordan
Maple Street
Paulsel
Vaughn
Volney Flats
West Washington Street
Gladys Hiatt
Stella Hayden
Cornell Avenue
Hayden
Mrs. Hiatt
Eli Hiatt
Jordan
White River
West Washington Street Bridge
Blanche
Charlie
Senor Spase
Spain
W. Wilhelm
Frank Stuart
Polar Ice Company
Eighteenth Street
Northwestern Avenue
City
Wilhelm
New Jersey Street
Stuart
Oak Street
Pennsylvania Lines Special Trains For Soldiers Monument Day
Pennsylvania Lines announces special and regular trains for May 15 to 18 with altered schedules. DpA orders provide trains from Indianapolis to Louisville and Martinsville accommodation, plus Richmond and other divisions with updated departure times and stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Monument
Louisville
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Union Station
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Indianapolis Barber Supply Co
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I. H. Herrington
Leo Lando
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A. Schipfling
Virginia Avenue
Rushion Komfort Shoe Parlor
S. Meridian
Postal Telegraph Building
Monument
Julius C Walkston
Washington ST
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