Death of Wade Led to Consumption After Illness
Ivan Wade, 36, a lifelong resident of St Michaels and member of St Michael's parish and the Red Men, died Wednesday at his mother's home after months of consumption. He leaves a wife, three children, three brothers Edward George Sam, and two sisters Elizabeth and Mrs. Julia Proctor. Funeral at St Michael's church Friday at 9 20 AM with burial in the local cemetery.
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Ivan Wade
Amada Wade
Dewey Avenue
Mets
Juan Wade
Daviews County
Almon Fils
St Michaels
Edward
George
Sam
Hilzabeth
Julia Proctor
Plainville
The
Red Men
M.ichael
M.ichael's
St. Michael's Church
Herschel Glemeats Birthday Party On South Side
Hersch Clemants, aged seventeen, celebrated his birthday Wednesday with a surprise party on the south side. Attending were Misses Anna Modtee, Mav Rooney, Ruth Warner, illian Faust, Marie Coach, Barbara Kramer, Mary Zinkan, Min ale Rieater, Clara Zinkan, Anna Mandahaéh, Eunice Clemente and Messrs Arthur Parrett, Delbert Drake, John Dosch, Ambrose Heller, Karl Ketgbem, William Clementa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersch Clemants
South Side
Neadiy
Anna Modtee
Mav Rooney
Ruth Warner
Illian Faust
Marie Coach
Barbara Kramer
Mary Zinkan
Minale Rieater
Clara Zinkan
Anna Mandahaéh
Eunice Clemente
Mesars
Arthur Parrett
Delbert Drake
John Dosch
Ambrose Heller
Karl Ketgbem
Willam Clementa
Seventh Grade Holds Surprise Fruit Shower for Addie Billings
About twenty seventh grade members gathered at John Nien’s home Wednesday evening to surprise Addie Billings with a fruit shower. The lively event provided an enjoyable evening for the cheerful attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nien
Addie Billings
Monbat Afternoon Club Entertained at Mrs Homan Home
The Monday Afternoon Club met at Mrs F J Homan’s home on a Wednesday afternoon for a program tracing journeys through sunny Italy France and Genoa. Mrs T B Graham read Hawthornes Marble Faun while Mrs Humphrey May guided the Genoa segment and Mrs Louis Wareworth led the French Riviera portion. Mrs Jennie Strauser, now of Denver, spoke on club life in Denver. hostess contributed music with Misses Margaret O’Donnell and Leone Harvard in a dialogue Mrs Proctor and Mrs Doctor. Refreshments followed as the gathering ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Homan
Sunny Haly
T. B. Graham
Hawthorne
Rome
Humphrey May
Genoa
Louis
Wareworth
French Riviera
Jennie Strauser
Denver
Colorado
Club Ffe
Margaret O'Donnell
Leone Harvard
Proctor
Doctor
Indiana
Thanksgiving sale on damask and linen fabrics
A sale notice offers snow white bleached damask Innen Merterized Tulip corn flower and other patterns, German unbleached and Merterized cloth with values 60c to 75c. Includes linen lunch cloths 36 to 42 inches, plain and fancy linens, scarfs, hem-stitched and drawn work borders, reduced from 1.50 to 2.50 and raised to sale prices.
Electrical workers face strike amid open shop push
The Poutrart line reports that Wilson, Wiia and Mire failed to set the strike while chi apella and hast de failed to warn. The area offers to take the striker bid on open shop rules as workers refuse and tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiapella
Uhg Electrical Workers
Alimony Awarded in Divorce Case. Child Welfare Mentioned
A divorce case heard this morning resulted in alimony of 1500 awarded to the plaintiff Emma, with the defendant ordered to contribute to the child’s support. The court adjourned for noon and will reconvene Monday. A second item notes the Jackpop-Webb Musical Comedy Company to perform The Boy From College at next week’s open house with electrical effects and scenery.
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Emma
A. Burtom
Furten
Mitchell
Bleion AT K of C Dance Highlights Local Knights Event
The K of C dance at the hall drew many Knights of Columbus and their ladies with strong turnout. Charles Mack, a popular Freeport resident born in Fremont Ohio, long lived in Indiana and Freeport, recalled fondly, as the event honored his memory after his passing from a brain ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hall
Knights of Columbus
Iefer
Heistand Taken Home by Father After Incident
Horace Heistand, a young man who went insane here last Sunday, was returned home by train this morning with his father Nathan Heistand arriving from Palm, Pennsylvania on train 11. The youth showed improvement. Pittsburg scene notes Carnegie Hero Fund commission interest in acts of heroism. Local legal note states a private business under town statute may refuse service to a Negro.
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Horace Heistand
Nathan Heistand
Palm
Pennsylvania
Wilmot
Pittsburg
Frank A. Wilmot
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Cherry
Hero Fund
York
Federal Grand Jury
Tha Tim
Jia
Stien
Meney
Mgitia UN
Ugar
Niles
Tie Federal Wutherithes
Ill
Fats
Paul
Hickdadery
Thomas M Wiliams
Toth
United Geological Survey
Tay
Miner Crdthrd Price Killled by Falling Slate Near Linton
Crdthrd Price, a former city official of Linton, was killed Wednesday afternoon by falling slate at a coal mine near Linton. The mine suffered damage estimated at $10, and other miners had just left the shaft when the blast occurred.
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Peoria
Ogden Pol Johor “Hichsideon
Sgiehrist
Farmington
Terrible Loss of Life in American Coal Mine
A devastating coal mine disaster in Illinois yields reports of massive fatalities. Early details describe an event called one of the worst in recent years with eleven to twelve residents from a village lodging house believed to be among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlinois
George
Mining disasters prompt calls for safer practices and better funding
A historical report notes frequent mining calamities across the United States, with thousands lost and many maimed. It urges improved safety, stronger safeguards, and better funding, warning that disaster scales may rise without action.
Funeral set for longtime resident at Vinbennes border area
A man described as a former Vinbennes resident died after a period in care at a local institution. Funeral services are planned Friday afternoon with cremation at a nearby crematorium. Local authorities note the deceased had lived at Liblis Ils and was under care for over two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antenne
Forks of Vinebanes
Liblis
James Utterback Faces Eye Loss After Accident
James Utterback, a well known local resident, suffered a serious eye injury in Cincinnati while returning from a trip. Doctors fear the inflammation may lead to loss of sight and plan an immediate operation by a specialist.
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James Uierbaek
Snaag Niin
West End
Fremium
1. & O. Somhwesern
Cincinnati
Tts
Andrbach
Louis
Figetan
Tilke
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Observance and Markets
Governor issues annual Thanksgiving day. nationwide rest and thanks observed. Turkeys fattening as prices rise with meat markets forecasting turkey price around seventeen cents per pound. City churches unite for service at First M E church with Rev McGuire preaching. Public offices and schools adjust schedules. banks close early and rail shops may suspend operations.
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Maralail
Mr McGuire
First Baptist Church
A. White
Aicé
Turkey
Local News and Social Notes From Vincennes and Nearby
The item covers a range of notes from Vincennes and surrounding areas, including a marriage at the Hindman residence on north Sixth Street between Almea Louise Hindman and Hadge J. Fenton of Warren Ohio, and a mention of Edward W. Kelly the jeweler. It also notes the Dramatic Club event at Peoples Hall, a Ladies Aid social near Camback, furnace concerns, a Thanksgiving social, and a tale of a party where dining and cards overlapped. It also references the funeral of Mrs. Mary Osman at St. Simon's Church and notes on the closing of the last tavern in Muncie a year after licenses increased.
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Mra. W. H. Hindman
North Sixth Street
Vincennes
Almea Louise
Hadge J. Fenton
Warren
Ohio
Wall
Dramatic Club
Peoples Hall
Ladies’ Atd Sociéty of the Atk
Man’s Creek Church
Camback
Pervert Major Peyton Comments On Prisoner
Maj. D. C. Peyton, Indiana reformatory superintendent and physician, says Thomas Jefferson Haas is “the most perfect specimen of pervert” he has seen. Peyton describes Haas as feathery malformed, with the mind of a teenage boy, urging close confinement or removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Thomas Jefferson Haas
New Albany
Major Payten
Supreme Court rules private business can refuse service
In Des Moines a private firm may deny service under town statute, ruling Mrs Susie Brown cannot claim damages for a denied cup of coffee. The decision overturns a lower court win for the plaintiff, with dissents by Chief Justice Evans and Justice Weaver. A separate note says a marriage license must be kept in the county of residence, ceremony can occur in any county chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Brown
J. H. Bell Coffee Company
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Belt. Company
Evans
Tustite Weaver
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Herschel Glemeats
Birthony Party
Monbat
Gale
Bleion
K. OF C. Dance
Charles
McNamp
Freeport
Daviess County
Faeport
Charley Mack
Fremont
Indiama
Namara
Felty
James Mondera
Laws Supreme Court
Jephson
Jepson
Syimbon
Trip
Phigner
Atin
Pisc
Maday Joes
Prasad Ag
Fern
Inves Amd
Walt
Morris
Wwe
Willams
Cenfines
Polst
Ween
Suan
Brindisi
Bor
Joseph’s Meredith
Sambher
United States
Nowirdsee
Vinbennes
Amy
James Utterback
Waters
Hell
Carl West the
Daweler
Temperance
Oheke Edward W. Kelly
Beelness
Sullivay
Washington
Stella Hoffman
Stra
Yre Foster
Northeast
Third Street
Mary Osman
St. Simon‘s Church
Muncie
Oal
Major Peyton
Supreme Court Sraws. Coler.line
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