Birthday Courting Dinner Highlights Loogootee Social Scene
A large birthday celebration honored Marry Rayman on his thirty second birthday with a daytime and evening feast on the Sugarland road. Guests included numerous locals from Loogootee and nearby towns, gifts were exchanged, and a large birthday cake with thirty two candles served as centerpiece. The Monday Afternoon Club and Classical Club met with papers read on library topics and American fiction. Banns of matrimony were published.
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Marry Rayman
Henry Rayman
Sugarland Road
Rider
Homer
Aniel Turk
Delbert
Paul Howard
Jed Snider
Raymond
Lucille
W. S. Pickett
Ernest Raymanon
Familly
Charless Raymann
Fabe Raymann
Theresa
Marie
Charles
Joseph Raymann
Raymann
Tithe Library
Our Brothers
Mars
Helen. Burris
Katherine S’almer
Community Notices and Local Social Roundup
Sunday services at St Marys and St Simons feature couples and clubs. The Beta Club hosts Miss Atlis Mary Clopp hosting Tri Beta. merchants plan euchre at the Gabel home. Epworth League meets Weyey Memorial church with papers on China and missionary work. Rebekah social at Odd Fellows hall. birthday party for Wilbur Livingston with many relatives attending. War Mothers plan meetings and market. residents travel and visitors arrive in Seymour and Loogootee.
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Atlis Mary Clopp
Tri Beta der Tuaneg
N, Is
Fifth Street
Merchants
St&Mary'’s Parish
Gabel
Wast Maine Street
Logansport Poultry Show Hosts Unusual Exhibits
The Logansport Fancier's Association displays a 30 pound gander claimed as the world’s largest at a local poultry show. Also shown are hair feathered chicks, fighting bantams, civilian buttercups, and New Zealand rabbits.
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Logansport
Logansport Fancier’s Association
New Zealand
Brick volume claim for wall around the United States
A claim states that the common brick produced yearly in the United States would suffice to build a wall seventeen feet high and eight inches thick around the entire country.
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United States
Gull sightings and mystery letters surface in Petersburg
In Petersburg Indiana on January 6 readers report gulls driven inland by cold Great Lakes weather. A local writer notes gulls on White River and a mystery involving Daisy Gross and hidden letters from Kokomo, with an unsigned note saying a past prank was “all in fun.”
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Nto Petersburg
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State Potatoes Show Winners Share Scholarships
Report from the Annual State Potato Show lists winners in two classes among 300 entries. Fred C. Ribbing of Kosciusko wins first prize and a $100 scholarship funded by the railroad company. Paul Brenneman of DeKalb County takes blue ribbon in the second year class with a 114.2 bush yield. Other prize recipients include Loyages Du Kalb, Evolon Klopp, and Switzenk among Ohio and DeKalb County clubs.
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Kosciusko
Baltimore
Robbins
Ohio
Robbins - Tgaen
Purdue
Paull Brenneman
DeKalbie County
Worth
Waterloo High Isch
Railroad Commuany
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
Incoherent OCR reads like a partial snippet with garbled words and stray punctuation. Readable items include scattered phrases about building discussions and regulations but specifics and context are not clear.
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