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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Bridgeport
Brightwood
Clermont
Rush
Traders’ Point
David Corwin
Hartford City
Frank Blackwell
Arthur Jones
Bartholomew County
Ollie Dishon
Alva
Eunice
Grace
Ella Stout
Anna O'Neal
Haughville
Lottie Sherwood
Mary Anderson
Mary Powell
Tae
Iepolis
Flackville
L. H Todd
Frank Shook
Emrichville
D. P. Royster
L. H. Todd
Burras Helfer
Ray McCaslin
Mass
Grant Long
William Cornell
Quincey
E. C. Stowers
California
Edna Cosler
Carrie Pfaffini
Seward Walker
Covington
Daughters of Pocahoneae
Minerva Club
O. W. Brooks
J. W. Norton
Harry
Dowagiac
Samuel Davis
Olive Wilson
Joliet
Inl
C. Claude Travis
Northwestern Indiana
Rensselaer
Riverside Park
Frank Jenkins
Charles Hunt
Mount Vernon
Hunt
Collegiate Institute
Weat
E. A. Allen
Dubs
Earl King
Newman, Il
J. Walton
Shelbyville
Cecil Mann
French Lick
B. Grimes
Zionsville
Spinks Wysong
O. H. Starkey
Ceue
Etta Grimes
Sacha
Urch
Henry Huster
O. H. Sandefur
Marton
W. A. Fox
Ruth
Rush County
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Trinity M. EB. Church
Underwood
Maude Grayson
Homer Shake
Sharpsville
Robert E. Bennett
Dugger
Perry Gould
S. Gould
Pendleton
Ore
J. W. Seymour
Findlay
Putin Bay Island
Richard Beaver
Grace Fellenzer
Sarah Myers
Emma Myers
John Layton
William Smith
W. W. Wilson
Martindale
Meerschaum
St. Mary's
Insane Hospital
Rathsom
the Journal
Earth
Warrensburg
Charles W. Stevenson
Irvington, Ind
Margaret Manning
Piscater