Sammy and Sarah Series and Dillon Brothers in Vaudeville Review
A reader summary of a vaudeville bill noting Sammy and Sarah Series with Midgley and Miss Carlisle, the Dillon brothers performing parodies, Leah Russell impersonations, Irene Franklin as a singer, Wenona and Frank’s rifle and revolver act, Hacker and Lester cycling acrobats, and Fisher and Clark's tumbling hindered by cheap costuming, with a mention of new bioscope pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
Sarah
Midgley
Miss Carlisle
Dillon Brothers
Buffalo
Leah Russell
Joe Welch
Irene Franklin
Miss Franklin
Cel
Wenona
Frank
Hacker
Lester
Fisher
Clark
Over Niagara Falls and The Corianton Troupe at Empire and Kansas City
The Park Theater presents a scenic Niagara Falls sequence in Over Niagara Falls with a villain who hides his crime by forcing a woman into a barrel. The episode ends with the villain’s son drowning and the woman surviving. The Merry Maidens Company performs at Empire Theatre with Nellie Hanley and Dan Hiatt. The Spencer brothers and Irish comedians headline the olo. In Kansas City the Corianton company disbands as Haworth and Roselane head to New York for a revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theater
Niagara Falls
Merry Maidens Company
Empire Theater
Nellie Hanley
Dan Hiatt
Hiatt
The
Empire
Spencer Brothers
John Mitchell
Tourist
Johnson
Nelson
Kansas City
Corianton” Company
Joseph Haworth
New York
Agnes Roselane
Ormon Church
Salt Lake City
Haworth
Socialite Guests and Society Notes from Iowa and Beyond
Miss Hanford of Iowa is the guest of Mr and Mrs Robert B Osgood. Miss Anna Plank of Rochester arrives to visit Mrs Harry. Miss Elizabeth Ross of Anderson will spend the week with Miss Edna Rexor. Mrs C W Poysul and children of Dayton Ohio visit Mrs W J Spence. Indiana Bankers Association invites reception at the Propylaeum on Oct 2. Belle Wallace returns to Lafayette after visiting Mary Winter. Mrs Emma Eckhouse and Miss Jessie Eckhouse sail for Europe. Dr Francis O Dorsey hosts bachelor dinner at University Club. Mr and Mrs Joseph Elliott Jr depart for Woodbury NJ to visit Mrs Nixon. Mrs John F Wallick and Miss Edith Wallick to London for winter with Wallick brothers. Mrs Charles Fairbanks absent. Mrs Ivers Rambs to read literary silhouettes at Fortnightly Club. Miss Lou Crawford of Los Angeles visits Mr and Mrs Henry Eitel. Miss Mary Curtis of Hamilton, Canada visits L A Kinsey and Maude Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Iowa
Robert
Belle Wallace
Mary Winter
Lafayette
Emma Eckhouse
Mise Jessie Eckhouse
New York
Europe
Francis O. Dorsey
University Club
Joseph Elliott, Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Nixon
John F. Wallick
Edith Wallick
London
England
Edward
Frederick Wallick
Charles Fairbanks
Lou Crawford
Los Angeles
Cal
Upton J. Hammond
Henry Eitel
North Meridian Street
Mary Curtis
Hamilton, C
L. A. Kinsey
Maude Elliott
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Maude Taylor
Spiceland Academy
R. H. Thomas
Portland
Ore
Mary Lindley
Fairmount
Harry D. Wood
Charles Reeve
Indianapolis
Mary Stout
New London
Charles Johnson
Fred Roberts
Preble County
Ohio
Alice A. Mendenhall
Friends
Newberg
Josephine Patty Gilbert
Rosedale
Ethel Arthur
South Charleston
Samuel B. Heckman
Porto Rico
Thomas W. Hester
Winterset
Joseph M. Dixon
Congress
Missoula
Mont
Earlham
Marriages Reported Across Indiana Localities
The notice covers several upcoming weddings with attendants named Miss Elliott maid of honor and Miss Susan Chipman bridesmaid visiting Cincinnati for Miss Davis and Mr Dwight Culbertson nuptials. Also listed are weddings of Miss Mabel Folsom and Mr Henry W Buttolph with messrs Ross Carpenter Hereth Potter and ushers Zener Culver. ALSPAUGH-BARNHART at Galveston. MALIPHANT-HOPKINS in Wales with returning couple to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Elliott
Susan Chipman
Cincinnati
Miss Rathins
Miss Davis
Dwight Culbertson
W. T. Durbin
North Meridian Street
Edith Smith
Francis O. Dorsey
Miss Smith
Katherine Ayres
Ella Vonnegut
Stella Adams
Mary Lord
Chicago
Alma Hoeg
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Family Club Forms for Wisconsin Fishing Camp
A group of Indianapolis men founded the Indianapolis Family Club for summer fishing and hunting in Wisconsin. They purchased land on Island Lake, 34 miles northwest of Chicago, plan a 25-person cottage, boathouse, and icehouse, and assessed $15 for ground and icehouse costs. Members elected officers and drew up a constitution and by laws. The club will incorporate in Indiana with $2, stock at $100, and twenty five memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Family Club
Wisconsin
Island Lake
Chicago
Three Lakes
Chicago & Northwestern
Eugene Buehler
William A. Bogard
John W. Bowlus
Delas Alig
W. H. Nickerson
Indiana
Charles A. Bookwalter
Albert Lieber
Samuel P. Stoddard
William A
Henry Aufderheide Dies in Local Housing at 58
Henry Aufderheide a prominent city contractor aged fifty eight died at his home 434 North Pine after six weeks of stomach illness lifelong ailment. Born in Germany he came to the city at fourteen. He leaves a widow and five children Hen Cy Jt ness John Gertrude and Tillie Aufderelde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aufderheide
North Pine Street
Mr. Aufderheide
Germany
Hen
Cy Jt
Ness John
Gertrude
Tillie Aufderelde
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Skirt designs favor ample graceful flare that fits snugly at the hips and meets fashion. A novel full length front gore creates height while tucked flounce provides flare and freedom. The new trimming arrangement is striking, shown in black fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Seven Gored Skirt Pattern 4247 for 22 to 30 waist
The Journal patterns describe a seven gore skirt in taffeta with flared bands, lace medallions, and a front full length gore. It lists material needs for sizes 22 through 30 waist and provides pattern coupon details for obtaining pattern 4247 from Pattern Dept. Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pein
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Widow Bridget Hollahan Dies After Stroke at 80
Mrs. Bridget Hollahan widow of Jeremiah Hollahan died at her son in law W J Moore's home Sunday morning aged eighty years She had lived in the city over fifty years leaving three children Jeremiah Hollahan W J Murdock of Joliet Ill and W J Moore of this city She will be buried this morning at :20 from St Anthony's Church West Indianapolis Fr Mullally Jeweler 28 Monument Place advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Hollahan
Jeremiah Hollahan
W. J. Moore
De Pauw Beats Rose Poly In Lopsided Game
De Pauw defeated Rose Polytechnic 62 to 0 at McKeen Field. Rose Poly came in short-handed as three key players were held out for grades. De Pauw showed power with long gains including a 70 yard run by McKinstray and strong performances by Baker Pearson and Lightbody, though teamwork was lacking at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw
Rose Polytechnic
McKeen Field
Rose Poly
Methodists
Poly
Terre Haute
McKinstray
Baker
Pearson
Lightbody
Combs
Purdue In Bad Shape After Chicago Defeat
Purdue's football team returns defeated from Chicago and faces Illinois with key injuries. Guard John Miller suffered a possible clavicle fracture and may miss the season. end Krull has water on the knee and others are nicked. Captain Leslie, MacManus, and others linger in a dazed, demoralized mood as Coach Best plans stiff practice and potential shakeups before the Illinois game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Chicago
Illinois
Marshall Field
Long John” Miller
Miller
Krull
Indianapolis
Minch
Leslie
MacManus
Best
University of Indianapolis Athletics Board Forms Rules
A two-student-per-department committee drafted the University of Indianapolis Athletic Association constitution and by laws at Indiana Dental College. A mass meeting is set for tomorrow at Indiana Medical College. The football team travels to Cincinnati next Saturday by a C H D railroad special train and is nearing peak condition with practice signals. Doudican of Shortridge High suffered a serious knee injury last week and may miss the season. On Fairview, the Second Mapletons beat the All Easterns 14 to 10 in a 140-pound city contest, with key plays from King Cullen Captain Bangs and Temple Fohl Dugranrut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Indianapolis
Indiana Dental College
University of Indianapolis Athletic Association
Indiana Medical College
U. of I
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Frank Doudican
Shortridge
Louisville
Doudican
Ldss
S. H
North Side
Fairview
Mapletons
King
Cullen
Bang
Temple
Fohl
Dugranrut
Salem Wellman Arrested for Assault on Stenographer
Salem Wellman of the Lemcke Building was arrested yesterday by Bicycle Policemen Hull and Griffin on assault and battery charges against his stenographer Edmund Laughlin. Both men were taken to the police station and released on bond. Police allege Laughlin provoked no prior incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Wellman
Lemcke
Hull
Griffin
Edmund Laughlin
Wellman
Laughlin
Conference charities arrange tickets for November conference
Arrangements with the Central Traffic Association allow attendees to purchase round trip tickets for one fare to the charity conference in the city on November 16 and 17. Attendees must write to Charles E. Grant, secretary, to receive a certificate, then present it at the local railroad office to obtain the tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Traffic Association
Charles 8. Grant
Rural Carriers Association Convention Set in Indianapolis
The Indiana Rural Carriers Association will hold its convention in Indianapolis on Saturday October 18 meeting at 9 30 a.m. in the commissioners room of the courthouse. All rural carriers and interested parties are invited. The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway has filed notice with the Delaware County recorder releasing the 1895 mortgage tied to the Muncie Belt Railway securing 12000. The Big Four mortgage covered right of way roadbed and switches. The Muncie Belt line is owned by Ball Brothers and other Muncie manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Rural Carriers’ Association
Indianapolis
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
A Woman's Prayer and Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Claim
A plea for women’s health touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for womanly diseases. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Edwin H. Gardner who describes severe symptoms, long illness, and full recovery after using the medicine, the Medical Discovery, and pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Edwin H. Gardner
Egypt
Plymouth Co
Mass
Dr. Dr. Pies
Dr. Pierce
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Hermsdorf
Merchants’ Association
OUR
N. A. Moore CO
Ohio and
Mackinette
Paul H. Krauss
East Wash
Men’s Furnisher
Lee el
C. N. Williams & CO
East Market Street
Geo. J. Marott
E. Washington St
Grand Opera House
Valerie Bergere
Menefee Johnson
Belle Stoddard
Billie
Grace Griswold
Miss Bergere
the Empire
Personal and
Alspaugh
Barnhart
Galveston
Perry Alspaugh
Lula Barnhart
Jacob Barnhart
J. W. Bowen
First Methodist Church
T. A. Barnhart
Kokomo
Mrs. Alspaugh
Maliphant—Hopkins
Marion
George
Maliphant
Gas City Edge Tool Works
Elizabeth Hopkins
Pontardulais
Wales
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Puardue
Eartham Alumni Notes
Emporia
Kan
Presbyterian College
State Normal School
Mannehan
Taylor University Presidency
Philadelphia
National Association of Local Preachers of the
Methodist Church
Board of Trustees
Taylor University
Jim
T. C. Reade
Carnival
Albert Gall
W. Washington
Rural Carriers’ Convention
Indianapolis Business University
Heeb
E. J. Heeb
Indianapolis Conservatory OF Music
Edgar M. Cawley
Illinois St
Department of Dentistry
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
Morton Buffet Poe
John N. Matz
Twenty-second St. Coburn Coal Company
Paradise of Flowers
A. B. OUTERBRIDGE &@ CO
Bec
Broadwayta
Arthur Ahern
Canada
Commerercial Schoo Incorporated
Ees
Reine Ae
Telegraph School Majestic
Vories
Lesvetes Se
Teetey
H. D
Public Instruction
Fiarland
Willig’s Furniture Store
West
Washington Street
Ww. H. Messenger
East Washington St
GORA
WM. H. Block Co
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