Miss Elizabeth Britton Hosts Saturday Literary Club
Miss Elizabeth Britton of South Proapootatreet hosted a Saturday Literary club meeting. Mildred Lippincott spoke on Beethoven, Ore w Benton performed, and Helen Frank won a guessing contest prize. Guests included Miss Helen Frank and others, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Britten
South ‘Proapootatreet
Mildred Lippincott
Beethoven
Orew Benton
Helen Frank
Clay
Stan Garberson
Ruth Bartram
Dorothy Hume
Mim Helen Bain
East Center Retreet
Wain
All in the Family Hosts N Buyjeuchre Club Gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Hudner entertained the N Buyjeuchre club on Saturday night with progressive euchre. Mr Lewis Search won the honors and Mrs Search the consolation prize. A four course Tunhogoa was served. The group plans another gathering next Saturday at Mr and Mrs Henry Prior's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hudner
North State Street
N. Buy Jeuchre Club
Lewis Search
Search
Henry Prior
Duck hunters at Muckeye Lake eye horses for fire dept
Brown of the Routevarde joins many hunters at Muckeye Lake this week. Pro Chief McVarland and Captain James Butler toured a tent of horses in Prospect to assess for possible purchase by the local fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo. Brown
Routevarde
Muckeye Lake
McVarland
James Butler
Court Happenings in MH ol Case
In a common pleas court session Monday attorney GT Geran filed cross petition in Marshall Markey weather Martha J Difany case. The defendant says on May 17 1908 Difany delivered a promissory note for 171.50 secured by a mortgage and seeks a judgment against the defendant for that sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. Ol
Marshall Markey Weather
Martha J. Difany
Common Pleas Court
Gt, Geran
Meaxka
Mie
Open house for Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks at Trainmen’s Hall
The Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks will hold an open house at the Trainmen’s Hall on South Main Street Tuesday night. All local and transient railroad clerks are invited to attend. Mrs. George Dyson returned to her home in the southern part of the state this morning after four pleasant views with Dr and Mrs A P Winncott of South State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
South Main Street
George Dyson O
A. P. Winncott
South State Street
Local marriage licenses and births reported locally
Local notices record births at several city addresses including Ja son born Friday and daughters born this morning to multiple families. Marriage licenses issued to David D. Gallimore with Mia Lydia Hatley and J C Jones with Sylvia Dey son, plus others. A blacksmithing business lease is announced for G Ferguson on David street. Parish and Lister announce upcoming marriages. County Sunday convention elected Wey. S. O. Hates as superintendent for teachers training. A meeting at Epworth church is planned to outline training work. The Teltof committee settled bills up to Saturday, with about $20 left to cover prior week. The youth program will run 2 to 6 pm daily this week, with Saturday curtailment between 2 and 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. O'Connor
Girard Avenue
Charles W. Overdort
Mise Elsie
Kaiser
Waldo
David D. Gallimore
Mia Lydia Hatley
J.C. Jones
Sylvia Deyson
Bowling Green Town Wehty
Wiliam Mintattey
Leader Street
Mee
Carter
Franconia Avenue
G. Ferguson
Edison
Murphy
David Street
Daniel
Parish
Richwood
Hirriatt Lister
Thin City
Wey
Teachers Training Department
Epworth
Teltof Committee
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Bridget Flaferly
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Flaferly, who died Friday evening, was held today at 8 a.m. from St Marys Church with Rev Joseph Denning officiating. The interment took place in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Fla
St. Marys Ghurgh
Joseph Denning
St. Mary's Cemetery
Paradoxical verse about Melville and Charles companions
The fragment recalls Melville and Charles as lifelong companions sharing sorrows joys and games. It hints at their bond from birth and a playful life amid their travels and adventures, ending with a cryptic farewell to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Charles
Namiow
Upset Observation by Yonkers Statesman Obser ver
A Yonkers Statesman observer notes that nothing unsettles the wan more than a bureau I answer for not finding what he seeks. The remark wryly comments on frustration and perception in daily affairs.
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Yonkers Statesman
Castaway Frederick Jeffs and the Galapagos maroon tale
A fragmentary story recounts Frederick Jeffs the American sailor marooned near barren Galapagos coast. Navy ships and crews searched, five plus months endured with turtle meat and sea water, the group exploring inland to Trappera Cove to aid pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexsuilea
New South Wales
Boone
Faland
Trappera’ Cove
Frederick Jota
Bowe
Thin Halen
Joffe
Rescue Efforts Aboard Yankton For Missing Sailor
A prolonged trek along Indefatigable Island ends with a rescue attempt by the Yankton and other vessels after Frederick Joffe, left on the far end, faced harsh currents and scarce provisions. Navy and consular officials coordinated a search and urged volunteers to pursue recovery for the missing sailor amid treacherous seas and limited signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
Venel
Thea
Belitot
Jott
Guaynand
Kemner
Peterson
Benne
Admini Eyans
Cheell
W. Mt.Sherindl
Niray
Tie Fommiender
Frederick Sorte
One A Filipino Club Flourishes in San Francisco
A Filipino club founded by B Villafranca in San Francisco grows with many members, becoming a notable social group in the city near the Golden Gate. The article highlights the club's strong community presence and its all-member leadership.
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B. Villafranca
San Francisco
United States
Hur
Tisal
Golden Gate
Tts
Vildananoa Ant Tier Murad of a Presidential Scheme
Fragmented OCR text describes a plan involving a president and associates to create a cooperative club. Mention of a nine o'clock time, decor, and hiring for a commercial activity suggests a complex scheme with staging and recruitment. Details are unclear and garbled, but the piece centers on organizational setup and involvement of named figures in a controversial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villatranea
Vilitfraucn
Bora
Whenrys
Mulasy
Diana Telephotoed in High Level Portrait Photo
The article describes a camera man capturing Diana with telephotography at a lofty site atop Madison Avenue Garden, noting the photo’s artistic framing and the possible growth of photo graphic art. It mentions Meredith reproducing the famous shot and discusses the implications of distant portraiture.
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Lo Mig
Iiann
Meredith
Madison Agure
New York
Madison Allure Garden
Diana
Telephotography and its scientific warfare value
The article discusses telephotography as a growing tool for science and war. It notes the ability to capture dangerous natural events and distant landscapes without danger, highlighting potential uses in military reconnaissance and geology through lenses and micrographs from high altitude or remote regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Yosouilo
Terence
Polat Einiystive
Miler
Letter Writ by Absent Wits Creates Laughter
A humorous exchange between Mrs. Henpekt and her absent husband Henry shows playful miscommunications. Henry drafts a coy reply about enjoying solitude and future plans, then balks at polishing the letter and decides to sign as written, leaving readers with a wry, domestic toast to mischief and mistaken sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Henpekt
Bokt
Gidley
Bohemian
Brunakill’s photo focus amid writers’ drought
A fragmented note notes Brunakill as a best photos entity amid a scene where writers produce little. It hints at preference for Brunakill images over other works, suggesting a shift or tension between visual and written output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boey
Brunakill
Brunokill
J. W. Oquark Real Estate Company Advertisement
Real estate firm J. W. Oquark negotiates sales and exchanges offering cheap homes. Calls invited to office at D4 Court Street, Headquarters for everything in their line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oquark Real Estate Company
Joanv
Auetioneering Tery
Court Street
Tne
Dramatic disagreement over papers in a melodrama scene
In a melodrama excerpt the heroine rushes across a chasm challenging a refusal to sign papers. Abeta and Covil Livingstone exchange pointed lines as the villain shouts insults. The Detroit Pribune notes the scene as one of the most interesting characters in the smart set with caustic humor from Catholic Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covil Livingstone
Sicily
Catholic Standard and Vines
Busy Time Ahead in a Tin Rel Up Party Scene
A Boston Post excerpt shows a tourist calling the dull stretch monotonous while a rural resident counters that the country will bloom soon with activity. The exchange hints at a springtime revival and local labor optimism.
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Boston Post
What Did He Get For Ma Had His Hand Asked
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a humorous exchange about marriage questions. A man asks, her father, for Ma Hels hand, and the reply hints at a punning misunderstanding. The snippet captures casual newspaper banter rather than a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courhe
Cleveland Plain Dealon
Magnifying Power Debate Spotted in Washington Star
A scientist touts the telescope magnifying power while a reader answers with a remark on the limits of magnification. The exchange reflects a playful contrast between scientific ambition and skepticism as printed in the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Paradoxical Dialogue Attributed In The Press
A fragment from early 20th century papers shows a sharp exchange where one speaker accuses another of misinforming while a second insists on disbelief. The dialogue touches on credibility and social roles within a nautical or roughhouse setting referenced by multiple city papers.
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad
The Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Indiana promotes year round American Plan rates 2.60 to 5.00 daily with private baths and weekly specials. Guests are invited to drink the water and bathe for ailments including kidney liver and stomach problems and nervous complaints. A mail order option offers 6 gallons of mineral water with doctor guidance for home treatment for a $2.00 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Bpring
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Uneeda Biscuit
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Beverly & Schneiders
Marion County
Warion Provision Co
Elizabeth Britton
Mrs. Lewis Search
Pexar
Gonals Co
Wwotes
Funeral Services
Tina
Chicago News
Columbia
Frederick Jeffs
Barren Island
Pacific Ocean
Ian AY
Corn Products Mpg, Co
MR. Henpert
Malo
Parming Street
Star Bottling Works
R. Smith
Prop
Bh A. Spengel
Optician
State Street
Veterinary Hospital
R. P. Perry
Culon Street
Mhone Lib
Mipkind
Ritkins
Detroit Tribune
Trua
Sophia
Walt
Baltimore
Frederic Berryman
Studio 400
Church
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