Elnora Study Club Holds Delightful Friday Social
Mrs Belle Pershing hosted the Elnora Study Club at her home with sixteen members sharing talks on Indiana and related topics. Mrs Mery Quilliam read on U S relations, Mrs Maggie Dillon recounted a western trip, Mrs Jatlie Malone discussed Edgar Guest, and Mrs Claude Yeoman performed a piano solo. A social hour featured chicken sandwiches banana salad cake and coffee with guest Mrs Skelton. Next meeting will be a Christmas gathering at Mrs Jane Tolliver s home.
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Belle Pershing
Elnora
Indiana
Mery Quilliam
Ben
United States
Maggie Dillon
West
Jiatlié «Malone
Edgar Guest
Claude Yeoman
Mrs. Skelton
Jane Tolliver
Modern Woodmen lodge elects officers for year
The Modern Woodmen lodge held an annual business session Friday evening electing Consul M R Brittain Vice Consul Chester McCall Clerk William S Smith Banker S L Hopkins Escort O J Long Watchman AM Rhodes Sentry S E Smith Trustee M L Capehart and physicians C H Yenne C P Scudder S L McPherson A A Rang and G W Boner. William Vance named installing officer to install officers at the next meeting the second Friday night in January.
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M. R. Brittain
sChester McCall
William S. Smith
S. L. Hopkins
J. Long
M. F. Rhodes
S. E. Smith
M. L. Capehart
C. H. Yenne
C. P. Scudder
S. L. McPherson
A. A. Rang
G. W. Boner
William Vance
Birthday bridge and dinner gatherings in Bicknell
Mrs. Robert Reid attended a bridge club afternoon hosted by Mrs. J C Heidenreich in Bicknell with a two course luncheon. A joint birthday dinner followed at the Canary home featuring a long guest list of local residents and couples, including Mr. and Mrs. P Hastings and Mrs. Laura Hess among many others.
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Robert Reid
J.C. Heidenreich
Bicknell
Heidenreich
Laura Hess
P. A. Hastings
William Canary
Deborah Colbert
J. W. Ketelem
Robert Hayes Meade
Elizabeth Rowe
Princeton
Surprise Birthday Party for Herschel Emmons
Friends gathered at Herschel Emmons residence on Thursday evening to honor his thirty ninth birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lashley with Georgie and Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nash, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dove, Mr. and Mrs. George Lashley, and Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Emmons. Refreshments were served.
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Mr. Emmons
Herschel Emmons
Walter Lashley
Georgie
Maxine
Will Nash
John Thompson
Chas. Dove
George Lashley
Hershel Emmons
John Hewes
Akron
C. H. Creager
West
C. G. Stevens
Frank Teed
H. L. Geidenberger
A. A. Rang
J. W.,odum
C. H. Martin
Ralph Martin
Rang
Hewes
Surprise Anniversary Dinner in Honor of Mrs Hugh Neer
In Odon a sumptuous dinner celebrated the forty-eighth thirt hay anniversary of Mrs Hugh Neer mer. The event was prepared and served by relatives and friends with a complete surprise. Attendants included Mr and Mrs A C Helmut and family of Washington.
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Hugh Neer¢mer
Odon
A. C. Helmut Family
Washington
Loyal Ladies of Final Christian elect officers for 1926
The Loyal Ladies class at Final Christian church of Odon held a regular meeting on Wednesday and elected officers for 1926. President Mrs Lillie Neeremer, War president Mrs Coy Sims, Secretary Mrs Nora Stotts, Treasurer Mrs Fern Kemmis. Mrs Ethel Williams will teach the class.
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Final Christian Church of
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting of Bi O Veterans Association
The Ladies Auxiliary held a delightful meeting at the War Mothers home Friday evening. The program included piano solos by Miss Gertrude Evans and Pauline Ross, readings by Mrs. Homer Bryan, a talk by Frank Evans, and a tea with oysters, pickles, doughnuts, and coffee. Officers were elected: President Mrs. Lillian Ketcham, Vice-President Mrs. Mary Breenann, Secretary Mrs. Hattie Kehoe, Treasurer Maude Pickett, Chaplain Mrs. Homer Bryan, Assistant Miss Elma Meredith, Guide Mrs. McLean, Musician Mrs. Charles Brumblay.
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The
Bi O. Veterans Association
War Mothers Home
America
Gertrude
Evans
Homer Bryane
Pauline Ross
Tal
Mae Robinson
Frank Evans
Lillian Ketehsem
Mary Bre Ienan
Hattie Keho
Maude Pickett
Homer Bryan
Elma Meredith
McLean
Charles Brumblay
Miss Virginia Sumner's Fifteenth Birthday Dinner
Miss Virginia Sumner hosted a six o'clock dinner Friday in honor of her fifteenth birthday. The event included Miss Nel line Gines, Lois Hopewell, Paulin Ross, Violet Jett, Sylvia Orr, Fern Graber, Lenora Naylor, Laura McKinney, Ruth and Virginia Sumner. After dinner, games and music filled the hours, and Miss Sumner received many lovely gifts from friends.
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Virginia Sumner Fear Tata
Nelline Gines
Lois Hopewell
Paulin Ross
Violet Jett
Sylvia Orr
Fern Graber
Lenora Naylor
Laura McKinney
Ruth
Virginia Sumner
Miss Sumner
Mrs Sebring to Sing at Local Churches
Mrs Millie Sebring visiting from Vincennes will sing at the Methodist and Westminster Presbyterian churches Sunday mornings before and after services. The Monday Afternoon Club meets December 7 with papers by Mrs Matilda Boyd on From Pinafores to Politics and Effects of Prohibition Epworth League plans a mock trial titled The State of Enthusiasm versus Epworth Indifference with listed roles. An Epworth League Sunday evening program was rescheduled to 4 o'clock due to the pastor's absence.
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Sebring
Millie Sebring
Vincennes
Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Matilda Boyd
Epworth League
Wesley Memorial Church
C. P. Hurt
Epworth
Ray Rutherford
Dave Abbott
Charles Honey
Ray Brittain
Jess Blevins
Bernice French
Aay Epworthian
Waive Verett
Ed Streeter
Elza McLemore
Sam Boyles
Bro. Goodfelow
R. B. Fuller
Fourth Ward Quilting Meeting at St Simon’s Parish
Mrs Nellie Evans reports the ladies of St Simon's parish fourth ward gathered at Mrs Nicholas Fitzpatrick on E Second Street Friday for quilting. The weekly prize went to Mrs John Queen. The ward plans to meet next Friday at the same location with Mrs Colbert as a visitor.
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Fourth Ward
St. Simon's Parish
Nicholas Fitzpatrick
E. Second Street
John Queen
Colbert
James McCann
Duluth 10 Solves a 5 at First M E circle meeting
First M. E. church circle met at Mrs. C. qe. Spink home to plan cafeteria for next Tuesday and a fancy work sale. Sales will feature aprons candy popcorn balls and cracker jack amid community social notes and visits across Duluth with multiple households mentioned.
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M. E. Church
C. Qe. Spink
Farm Bureau to Hear Coolidge on Farm Problems
The Duluth area discusses federal aid for harbor improvements. Citizens urge an outer breakwater at Superior entry to protect shipping, with cost estimates from low to over 1.6 million dollars. Local Taxpayers League members argue for government rubble breakwater at Point of Rocks to cut expenses.
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Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Zenith City
Rocky Pot
Rocks
Bay
Farm Bureau
Coolidge
United States
Feves
Robert M. Goodrich
Taxpayers League
Washington
Peris
Coolidge Opens Farm Bureau Meet In Chicago
President Calvin Coolidge will open the seventh annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago with an address on the administration’s agricultural stance. About 3,500 delegates are expected as major farming issues are debated by noted speakers. Major topics include marketing, legislation, farm fire prevention, taxation, grazing, youth programs, electrification, and farm finance.
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Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
Coolidge
Washington
Bradfute
Kansas City
Missouri
Election of Officers by Royal Neighbors at K of P Hall
Royal Neighbors hold officer elections Tuesday night in the K P Hall room. All members urged to attend.
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K. of P. Hall
Miss Kutter Hostess Sees Hobo Party At West Van Trees
Miss Thelma Kutter entertained friends Friday evening at her home on West Van Trees street with a hobo party. Attire included house dresses and bandana handkerchiefs as guests enjoyed delightful entertainment and a savory lunch at refreshment hour.
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Miss Kutter
Thelma Kutter
West van Trees Street
Wanda Hopper
Gerald Guthrie
Hester Sweenty
Dick McCrusaken
Kate Dillon
Ernest Ackman
Esta White
Oscar Potts
Rose Lemasters
Ancient manuscript claimed as original Thousand Nights found
An archival discovery in Leningrad suggests a manuscript may be the original Thousand and One Nights. The Academy of Science notes it was once thought destroyed and it is now housed in the Russian National Museum in Moscow. Princess Alla Mesczersky, displaced by the revolution, works as an abb Ade in a London hotel.
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Leningrad
Academy of Science
Moscow
Alla Mesczersky
Abb Adeiats
London
Motor Club launches state campaign against hit and run drivers
Indianapolis dispatch reports today that a motor club began a statewide effort after receiving complaints about drivers who fail to halt after accidents. Club managers urge secrecy and action, with secretary-manager Hoosier promoting the campaign to stop hit and run incidents.
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Indianapolis
Motor Club Today
Ata
Agaist Ver
Hoosier Tate
Agriculture co op convention urges clear co operative marketing goals
The speaker argues for a strong educational campaign to dispel false notions and align farmers with the benefits of cooperative marketing. The convention will close Wednesday with officer elections and adoption of resolutions from the meeting.
Leaf From Bible 475 Years Old At Indiana University
Bloomington Indiana December 5 a leaf from the Gutenberg Bible dating about 475 years old is among the most valuable items in the Indiana University Library. The Isaiah page is from the first issue with 641 pages. Large Gothic type and hand colored initials and accents are noted.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Library
University
Luther Cabinet Resigns After Locarno Treaty Disposition
Berlin reports the Luther cabinet quit today after it fulfilled its pledge to resign once the Locarno treaties were disposed of. President von Hindenburg will ask Chancellor Luther to form a new government.
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Berlin
Luther
von Hindenburg
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Roy Smiley
Evansville
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Whealand
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E. W. Meredith
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Roy Gromer
Neal Godwin
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Marjorie
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M. R. Pride
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G. E. Shrum
Ezra Jones
New York
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James Kramer
Charles England
Plainville
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Walter Haag
Mildred and
Evelyn of
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Bert Ulm
Jean
Seymour
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Stoops
East St. Louis
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Maryville
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Kuhlman
Co ‘Og
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St. University Medical College
the Reasonable Price Store
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Dell
Indiene
Charlie Chaplin
Brunswick Records
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