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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1902

Page

14

Social Roundup of Visiting Friends Across Towns

Suburban social notes list dozens of visits and stays with families in Olinville Quincy Danville Brownsburg Plainfield and Indianapolis. The feature highlights returning residents and guests from Peru Kentucky Brooklyn New York Denver and Cedar Rapids with many local hosts in Irvington Clermont and Worthy. It also notes upcoming weddings and church society gatherings plus several residents traveling to Pike and Hamilton counties.

Michael Dugan Olinville Oscar Riley Peru C. S. Stewart Quincy Jorda Highball Kentucky Albert Smith Danville Nellie Katherine Dugan Pittsford Anna Dunn Ben Davis Anna Roby John Masten John Clark A. Welch Mattoon Martin King Charles Steers Plainfield Joaf Lamb Cora Rena Stanley Indianapolis Cora Gambol William Davis Cambridge Maggie Long Brooklyn N. Y Thomas Long Andrew Wall Peter Ford Ora Brown Carl Greencastle Telora Freeland Jesse Lamb Irwin Groves Brownsburg Henry Arcyman Arthur Hawkins George Reed Fairland John Rice Mary Davis William Parsons Isaac Parsons Plain Mérrid Davis Ome Muncie Charles Diets Rosa Jessie John Ashton Summitville John Leakin Henry Myers Claude Sharpesville Etta Rosa Stout Sabine Edgar Stout Allen Morriss Michael Casserly George Jackson Greenfield Simon Davis Oliver Woolen Albert Taylor Jane McLain Lilly Ferree Denver Col Ed Foudray Hadhey Rose Smith Sidney, O Mabel Bowers Longbrook Ill A. G. Graves Kirkwood George Messersmith Niagara Falls James Stephens Martinsville Gertrude Lyman Anderson Grace Valdenaire Wabash North Manchester Francis Cedar Rapids J. B. Caskey Misa Katherine Todd Clayton George Black Larmore Wit Jay Heifer Grace Felenzer Gussie Nolting Nobiesville Carl Miller Vernea Bell Harding Friends Lebanon D. V. Isenhour Clermont Friends Ed T. Helfer Charles E. Howard Bethel M. Vinta Meyer Indianapolis Friends W. W. McKee Elsie Dean M. Vinta Meyers Ben Davis High School Iva Farrington Florence Meyer Omer Whisman Clara Moore Sam J. Miller Geo. L. Todd Chicago Harry Ward City H. Todd Minnie McCalster New Augusta Landry Hazel B. Miller Katharine Toda Richard Bever Mt. Jack Or Danner Nashville Tenn Robert Caine Fred Lewis Michigan Charles Trotter Crawfordsville Douglass Ladies’ Aid Society of the King-avenue M. E. Church C. C. Schaffer Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the King-avenue M. E A. C. Preston Schaffer Miss Good N. A. Chamberlain Samuel Moore Asheville N. C Irvington Will Moore Fred Olsen Purdue George Brown Reynolds Ind Bess Campbell Cincinnati J. T. Judy Creighton R. E. Moore Clas Eave Fon Burt Helena Gilbert Franklin G. R. Stewart Laporte Anna Carl McGaughey Albert Seaton Lake Wawasee Frank W. Norton Hiram Simeon Frazier Ella Frazier St. Louis Charles de Hass Florence Moore Clarksburg Mabel Norris Orville Carvin Washington Street Carl Loop New Ross Ned McGaughey Mackinac Mich Charles B. Clark Putin Bay Ruth Wheeler Akron Elsie Hall Elm Avenue Carl Lieber Worthy Sterns Washington, D. C R. G. Gilbert Henry Stewart Schell Belle Layman Somerset Louise Potter Bayview Oxford, O Carrie Butler P. H. Clifford Scot Sylvan Beach Scot Buver E. W. Crawford Washington Mary Calkins University Avenue George Cravens and Son Schenectady Junius Cravens Constance Addington Ruth Davenport Ritter Avenue New Orleans Rebecca Howe Carrie Howe Evel Butler Boston Earl Harvey S. Mary Harvey Milwaukee Ira J. Chase P. C. Jacobs Dillon Avenue Mary Cameron Marion Marie Baker Terre Haute Heaton Downey Avenue W. S. Moffet O. O. Carvin Florence Moffett Margaret Calvin Demarchus C. Brown Minneapolis Brown Philip Otis Stanton Stanton Central Academy Flora Shank H. Shank Seattle Wash

Meerschaum Mines of Eskisehir and Surrounding Areas

Scientific American reports on the Turkish meerschaum industry centered near Eskischehir. It covers mine counts, worker totals, weekly markets, and the extraction process from raw earth to cleaned blocks sold to Eskirkhehir manufacturers. Major mines include Sairsou Seperdje Gheiki and Meniou with thousands of pits and hundreds of workers.

Scientific American British Foreign Office Constantinople Turkey Sairsou Seperdje Gheiki Meniou Eskichehir Saison Eskickhehir Eskirkhehir Europe

Hair That Stood On End At Burlesques Joke

A Boston Herald clipping recaps a barber shop tale about a young man who disliked his hair standing on end after a cut. The barber blames rich blood and advises dieting. The joke ends with a quip about fools and burlesques while noting women at church and men at theatre for social reasons.

Boston Herald Newspaper Row Collier Downe

Ancient Pottery Tale Highlights Indianapolis History

A compact retrospective traces Indianapolis pottery from early kilns and the Dryer family to later potters. It recalls Pogue's run clay, Eagle Creek deposits, the old wheel and salt glazing, German pioneers, Dr. W. B. Fletcher’s influence, Brookside Avenue machines, and the rise of modern encaustic tile works while noting the city’s loss of its ancient craft.

Indianapolis Middle West Eagle Creek West Washington Street James Dryer Washington and New Jersey Maennerchoor Hall Dryer Pogue's Run New York Street Damascus Biblcal East Street Washington Meridian Street Belt Railroad W. B. Fletcher Paris Ecole Des Beaux Arts Dawson Thomas Brookside Avenue Pogue Owen Green Countries Calvin Fletcher Indiana Senate Senate Statehouse Fletcher Ratchsom Minturn Indiana Egypt India Solomon

The Journals Poets A Song Inscribed to Herself

A multi poem feature from The Journal's Poets includes verses by Bonnie Bessie Robinson and Rebecca 8 Nichols. It spans praise and courtly devotion to Robinson, reflections by Charles W Stevenson on time and destiny, a romantic exchange in Two Roses, and a homecoming piece by Frank Bates Flanner from Warrensburg and Birmingham.

Bonnie Bessie Robinson Bessie Robinson Indianapolis Rebecca 8 Nichols Birmingham Ala Frank Bates Flanner

Automobile Magazine Fable Sparks Parish Car Debate

A gag in Automobile Magazine about a church split arises when parishioners decide to buy a pastor an automobile to ease visits. After collecting funds they debate steam electric or gasoline power, revealing practical friction behind a moral tale.

Automobile Magazine

English couple wed near Cornwall in clever verse

The Atlanta Journal notes the marriage of Miss Jane Weeks to Mr. Thomas Day near Cornwall. It adds a playful line about days and weeks, linking the couple’s new union with a pun on time.

Atlanta Journal Cornwall Jane Weeks Thomas Day

Fish Story Ties Illinois Club to Wisconsin Legends

A long account of the defunct Indianapolis Fly Casting Club and its members describes exclusive rules against cruel lures and live bait, lists honorary figures like General Harrison and Lew Wallace, and recalls how modern Wisconsin anglers mock Chicago exaggerations with a legend of a Bible and truth. It notes Chicagoans versus Wisconsin fish stories, and a proposed Wisconsin law to curb Chicago Ananias.

Benjamin Harrison United States Lew Wallace Mahlon D. Butler George F. McGinnis New Francis T. Holliday Bryan K. Elliott Ignatius Brown Jesse H. Blair A. W. Hatch C. L. Hanford C.S. Millard Broad Cut Aqueduct Indianapolis Messrs. Rocus Thymallus Fontinalis Esox Muskellunge Salmo Perca Mr. Rocus Mr. Fontinalis Mr. Perca America Straits of Mackinac Michigan Lake Huron Wisconsin Twain Badger Mr. Muskellunge W. L. Woodward la Crosse Chicago Ananias

Fish stories and hotel runners in Michigan anglers tale

The piece weighs in on fishing lore from Chicago and Michigan with a skeptical eye. It recalls a hotel runner who fed tall tales, a winded tale of a trout stream near Mackinac Island, and a wary game warden enforcing state law. It ends noting the author’s costly lesson and the need for honest reporting in shorebound adventures.

Windy City Pike Buties Mr. Woodward Mel Woodward Michigan Perca Kansas Lee Summit Les Cheneaux Islands Mr. Fontbalis Mackinac Island Thymallus Mr. Rocus Mr. Salmo Fontinalle Syfshermen

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