Salvation Army Millinery Shop Brings Hope in New York
In New York the Salvation Army operates a millinery shop at 120 West Fourteenth Street where hats enter tenement homes and slum settlements to spread cheer. Each week about 300 bonnets are trimmed boxed and shipped nationwide, with English bonnets and American trimmings serving wearers of many nationalities.
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New York
Salvation Army
Fourteenth ‘Street
New York City
United States
Local notes from La Porte and Wanatah area
The column lists visits, relocations, and happenings around La Porte Wanatah and Michigan City including residents visiting relatives, underground cable work by Laporte Telephone Co, weddings and anniversaries, a dental illness in Chicago, oil drilling leases near Jackson township, and a military funeral for Charles Wiseman. It also notes a fatal diving accident at the Kankakee river and the Michigan City hotel fundraising success.
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Laporte Telephone Co
John Glass
Roby
Nellie Ides
Mary Davidson
Michigan City
Victoria Winters
Minnesota
Howell Hall
Henry Herrold
A. Armitage
Alcott
G. C. Flegel
Fostoria
Lulu Otis and
Carl and
Ralph
Dupo
Otis
C. D. Herrold
A. L. Stamper
Laporte
Bundy
J. G. Golding
Dean
Blue Island
W. G. Flegel
Chicago
George Wasser
Edward Greening
David Hannon
Nellie
Kate
Pinhook
Paul Hannon
Bride
Joe Durbin
Perry Way
Durbin
Herald-Examiner
Roy Olds
Elgin
Roy
A. Olds
Westville-Wanatah
Westville
Martha Pinkerton
Lymon Reick
John Tess
Earl Road
Id. Schlene
Tess
Charles F. Wiseman
Furnessville
Commercy
France
Camp Sherman
Louise Forbes
Gary
American Legion
Chesterton
Verdun
Argonne-Meuse
Ben
August Koselke
Jackson Township
Monon Ry Cuts Section Gangs and Maintains
The Monon Railway plans cost cutting by halving section gangs and foremen, shifting crews to Westville and Wanatah bases. Ed Rapp will lead the Wanatah crew, with Harry Rapp at Otis. Stumpp faces layoff after 30 years of service and a near pension. The move doubles remaining track work and relies on motor car equipment to boost efficiency.
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Monon Ry
Wm. Stumpp
Westville
Wanatah
Ed Rapp
Mr. Rapp
Stumpp
Otis
Lessons in Optometry by Dr. Ethelred Curtis
Dr Curtis discusses when to consult an optometrist and signs of eye strain. It covers clear print at 14 inches headaches itching and the need to update lenses every two years or more. It notes subtle eye strain effects on travel and crowded places and mentions car sickness linked to eye strain.
Donation Drive Opens for Children Lottery Draw
A drawing will select 315 children from duplicates in a box on Saturday July 9. The Sav ing Account Books hold 500 from A J Stahl with 130 won by 1.00, 75 by 1.50, 55 by 2.00, 35 by 2.50 and 20 by 3.00. Entries must be 8 to 16, with name address and birth date at the donor’s office.
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A. J. Stahl
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Fordson Tractor
Fordson
Coulter Bros
I. N. Plant and Wife
South Bend
Frank Dea
S. A. Wight
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Wight
R. H. MecKellipe
T. Kallen
Wm. Topper
Valparaiso
Frances Louise Heiden
Clarence Heiden
Lawrence Geisenger
Storm Lake
Iowa
Homer Ansley
William Short
Kankakee River
Wm. Trost
Rosa Weigner
John Augustine
Jas. Augustine
Marta
Edward
Marie Marshall
Elvin Augustine
Edwin H. Marshall
Decatur, Ill
Ethel Pinkerton
Paul Marshall
Clinton School
Monon Egonomies
Optometry
Ethelred Curtis
Exlebel
Vole
Hte
STAHL
A.J. Stahl
Lincoln Way
Laporte, Ind
Lemuel Darrow
Darrow & Rowley
Earl Rowley
Indiana
Masonic Temple
Rank E. Osborn, Kenneth
Lee L. Osborn
Sborn
Osborn & Osborn
First National Bank B’ld G Laporte
Ind
J. Vene Dorland
First National Bank
Ol de Laporte
Conboy & Doran
Circuit Court
Laporte County
H. B. Hayward
Associated Physicians
H. W. Sallwasser
Lincolnway
Court House
Laporte Ind
Michigan City, Jad
Ira H. Jordan
Ledbetter
Franklin and
Seventh Streets
Jahn
P.m
Oberreich & Arnold
Haviland China
Old Ben Coal
Westville Lumber & Coal Company
Ance
Kellings’ Shoe Store
Athletic Union
Franklin Street
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