Reception Given by Marion Club in Indianapolis
The Columbia club hosted a reception for Vice President Fairbanks and James B Watson. Watson, a candidate for Indiana governor, was hailed as next governor. Speakers praised Republican unity. Watson urged support for county local option and the party platform. Local notices mention changes at the exchange and trips by Veil Davis and the King family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Republican Organization of
India
Fairbanks
James JB Watson
Chivaso
Watson John B. Cockrum
Indiana
United States
Chicago
Tidiana
Watson
Tadiana
Hus
Roosevelt
Greensfork News Briefs and Upcoming Wedding Invitation
Greensfork Greensfork June 1 The town prints a marriage invitation for Edith Fond to Joseph Morgan of Indianapolis to be held June 24 at Edgewood. At home after September 1 at 1128 N New Jersey St Indianapolis. Also notes Mrs Laura Rhorer visiting, John Clawson returning from Anderson trip with new auto, and several local updates: painting, vacations, church events, and an Odd Fellows gathering with Rev Campbell speech in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensfork
Ind
Abner D. Fond
Edith
Joseph Morgan
Indianapolis
Welock
Edgewood
New Jersey Street
Miss Bond
Morgan
Laura Rhorer
Hagerstown
Charles Smith
John Clawson
Anderson
George Bish
Shannon Neff
Earlham College
Stackhouse
John Roller
Lucile Jones
Stanley
Will Roller
Strangln
Crandell
New Castle
Charles Retz Meritt Laimh
Richmore
Williamsburg
Greensfor
Piles Cured at Home by Whew Absorption Method
Suffering from bleeding itching and discomfort, readers are invited to write Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame to learn about a new home absorption treatment promising immediate relief and permanent care. Free samples offered with local references on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Centerville Social News Highlights From Local Guests
Centerville residents note visits from L Craig and Oscar Durkel of Richmond and a Liberty visitor group. A house party welcomes relatives including Mrs Highee of Detroit and others from Los Angeles and Anderstrom, with Miss Margaret Jenkins visiting from Connersville. A baby girl born to Ross and Mrs Lammer is announced. The Twentieth Century Dancing Club plans a final spring dance at darkson Park. The Blose family moves. Myr Blose becomes principal of Centerville public school. Woman’s Home Missionary Society holds a session. supplies prepared for North Carolina youth home. The Centerville M EB church holds its first quarterly meeting with worship services and Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Ind
L. Craig
Oscar Durkel
Richmond
A. Langley
John Paddock
Clarence
Liberty
R. A. Napier
Charles A. Por
Oliver
Willian
Geraldine
Los Angles
Highee
Detreit
Michigan
Dh Foyel
Anderstm
Edgar Lining
Chinen
George T Linting
Margaret Jenkins
Connersville
Centervisi
Neddridge
the Society
Ross Lammer
Dancing Club
Darkson Park
Joseph Th Blose
Tron Abingtot
Porter
Biose
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. & Church
Deora Brumfield
Minniie Wright
Bertha Dunbar
Laura Bertsch
North Carolina
Almeda Dither
M_ EB
Res W. Whitlork
T. M. Guild
Hagerstown Social Notes and Local Events June 1
Hagerstown Ind June 1 births and social items from town and nearby areas. A seventh child born to Mr and Mrs Georgy Ulrich, local society announcements, church and club meetings, visits to relatives in Ann Arbor and Cambridge City, and upcoming observances. Names include Miss Thitzel Knapp Lela Jones Elizabeth Brown Ann Dilling Mrs Rachel Petty Mrs Henry Teetor Mrs John Teetor and more. The program for the annual Woman Home Missionary society convention in Fountain City is noted with dates June 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ind
Georgy Ulrich
Thitzel Knapp
Lela Jones
Elizabeth Brown
Ann Dilling
Ith
Woman Homie Missionary Society
Richmond
Fountain City
Rachel Petty
Mooreland
Ralph Teetor
George Keagy
Louthair Teetor
Ann Arbor
Mitch
Elizabeth Neardott
Joe Stonecipher
Greensfork
Chas. Crimy
Henry Teetor
John Teetor
Cambridge City
Guy Dalby
Henry Fourz
Silas Siendler
Raymond
Henry Mirry
Ladies’ History Club
Margaret Lentz
J. 1M. Hartley
Alina Jackson
Munele
Richard Cornell
Art Club
Chas. Porter
North Plum Street
T. S. Walker
Ray Bagford
East Main
Tot Cranor
Near Economy
Frank Banks
D. B. Oler
Sara Marie
Robert Smith
Milton Gossip and Visits Across Indiana in June
Milton Indiana notes mention Glen Moore from Rushville visiting Jesse Moore’s family on June 1. Mrs Elwood Beeson hosts the VGo Round club. Mrs Marthe Stover visits Pennville friends. Geo Borders Jr. is at Mt Summit. Park Lantz returns from De Pauw University. Mrs G F Barton and baby daughter from Chicago will visit Milton’s Mrs M S Barton for weeks. Frank Calloway spent the week in Northern Ohio towns. Strawberry crops are light with few cherries available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Glen Moore
Rushville
Jesse Moore
Elwood Beeson
Marthe Stover
Pennville
Geo, Borders, Jr
Mt. Summit
Park Lantz
de Pauw University
G. F. Barton
Chicago
M. S. Barton
Frank Calloway
Ohio
State Board Meeting Reported Return From Indianapolis
Mrs. L. H. Bunyan returned from Indianapolis last evening where she had been attending a meeting of the State board of the Methodist Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bunyan
Indianapolis
the Methodist Hospital
Peace Pipe Ceremony At Indiana University
Bloomington June 1 1920 A campus peace pipe ceremony drew female Indiana University students into the tradition as they puffed the pipe amid cheers and crowd chatter The event featured speeches by junior and senior orators Warren White and a student from Columbus while the crowd watched in the amphitheater The pipe of peace donated to the senior class was passed to several students and the ceremony included remarks on physical and mental exercise and the allied themes from G Elliot Flint and Mr Howells excerpts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Ptudente
Indiana University
Stevess
Orater
Whennell
Columbus
Warren White
Latchfield
Til
Renad
Willeh Wie
Ehew
McMartrice
Exeerises
J. BG
G. Elliot Flint
New York World
Dangers of dieting and appetite as health measure
London expert Professor Alexander Haig warns Americans that underfeeding, not overfeeding, risks health. He argues dieting lowers appetite and digestive power, reduces weight 10 to 30 pounds if prolonged, weakens heart, and that exercise is better than severe restriction. He emphasizes appetite signals health and cautions against rigid meal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Haig
London
Medical Fraternity
New York
Jess
Russell H. Chittenden
Explosion at Chamber Bros camp hits Grand Trunk Pacific camp
A dynamite blast at Chamber Bros camp on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway east of Winnipeg killed nine station gang workers and injured several others. The accident occurred late yesterday, with initial reports indicating a catastrophic explosion and substantial damage to the worksites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Chamber Bros
Grand Truk Pacific
Winchester Has An Alonzo Tate
Local Winchester papers recount Alonzo Tate accused of pocket picking. A man named Alonzo Tate in Richmond received a life sentence for murder, but the Winchester case involved a fugitive who escaped custody and fled on a freight train before pursuit by a posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Tate
Winchester
Alonzo Tatar
Richmond
Alonzo
Pletcher
Fisherman’s Tip Tale Sparks Old Time Memory
A Washington State official recalls a fisherman who monthly sent a splendid salmon with a tip. Busy and forgetful, the official thanked him and forgot the tip. The fisherman then asked in writing that the tip not be recorded or his wife would think he spent it on rum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Los Angeles Times
Railroad Reform Showdown Over Pocketed Fares
Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and Ulinels railway commissioners met to form a permanent organization and study four railroad evils. They blamed conductors for pocketing fares and argued current two cent per mile limits encourage ticketless travel. Committees were named to study conductors pay, trespassing, grade crossing accidents, and switch signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicka
Ohio
Indiana
Wiscon
Michigan
Ulinels
Servant Humor Hint Promotes Easy Task Soap
A playful ad suggests making wash day pleasant with Easy Task soap. It recommends trying two five cent cakes to keep a servant happy, claiming the user will become an Easy Task convert forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Quips on Good Nature and Odd Errors in Papers
A playful exchange notes Mrs Hiram Offen praising a new girl as good natured and tender hearted while Mrs Mc Call comments on work warnings. The scene shifts to two newspaper curiosities, one misquoting a remark and another misprinting a street name and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Offen
Insane Man Frightens Women and Children in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on July 14 residents report a demented looking man roaming near Bratney Township, alarming women and children. Sheriff Butler moved to the scene. a crowd captured the man before he was taken to jail. The stranger identified as Charles Hite said he lived in Lexington and had briefly been in Illinois before being put off an interurban car. Authorities in nearby towns and Lexington were alerted for further information about possible escape from an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Bratey Wine Township
Purtland
Butler
Charles Hite
Lexington
Ulingis
Troan
Gianapolis
Rushville
Electric Bitters Praised by Grand Family Medicine
Mr Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complications and general debility. The tonic purportedly regulates digestion purifies the blood and restores vigor, sold under guarantee at AG Luken & Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Ag, Luken & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Club
Fairbanks and Watson
Exchange
Opal Nicholson
Veil Davis
Mrs. King
Greensfork,nd
Centerville, Ind
Hagerstown, Ind
Milton, Mnd
COEDS
SMOKE
College
Pipe OF Peace
Washington
Hamilton
Franklin
Lincoln
Gol
Mr. Howells
Harper's Weekly
Rothschild
Holiigter's
Rocky Mountain
Realliga
A. G Laken & Co
Lane
Chas. E. Lane &Co
St. Louis
J. A. Conkey
Kine
Canada
Richmond Man
HOPE
St. Alouetine
Boston Transcript
Grand Family Medicine
Rayo Lamp
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Alanca
Shemets
Washburn
Crosby's
Sika
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!