Indiana groups elect officers at annual I O O F session
The Indiana Odd Fellows annual session in Indianapolis elected Sharp as grand patriarch, with J Andrews stepping down. New officer slates include H F Fullings Boonville and Fred A Stewart Washington as grand senior and C H Allison Windfall as grand junior warden. Delegates named for two years and one year to Grand Lodge.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Odd Fellows
Sharp
Vanville
Henry Jeffries
Connersville
W. Ht. Leedy
Grand Lodge
J. R. Andrews
Rivervale
Indiana Charities and Corrections
Gary
T. F. Moran
Lafayette
Q. L. Kiplinger
Michigan City
George R. Green
Muncie
Dewitt Chappell
Evansville
Frank D. Loomis
W. GC. Bellman
Hammond
W. O. McClelland
Madison
Anna Beeson
Richmond
T. F. Fitzgibbons
Columbus
Amos W. Butler
George S. Bliss
Fort Wayne
William Happ
South Bend
Kenosha Sessions
Longmont
Hardis
Clemons
Vernon
Charles E. Laughlin
James Moran
Portland
Guy C. Hanna
Plainfield
W. C. Ball
Terre Heure
A. G. Weatherly
Bloomington
W. P. Gleason
Fred Six
Logansport
S. EB. Smith
W. C
van Nuys
Newcastle
Vida Newsom
A. R. Charman
Terre Haute
Edna Hatfield Edmundson
Severance Hurrage
H. A. Cowling
Sarah C. Daugherty
Hartford City
George F. Edenharter
Charles F. Emerson
James A. Collins
Charles P. Emerson
W. A. Mills
Hanover College
C. C. North
Greencastle
Eliza Blaker
C. E. Smith
Nellie. Stouder
Indiana Fast Day Proclaimed In 1821 Session Notes
A 1821 Indiana legislative summary notes House and Senate actions on fasting and prayer resolutions. Governors letters, select committees, and engrossment orders appear, followed by a 1812 presidential wedding item and details of Jessie Woodrow Wilson’s marriage to Francis Bowes Sayre at the White House.
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George’ Pence
State Board
Indiana
Pence
Jonathan ‘Jennings
Senate
Mr. Pen
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Jonathan Jennings
Corydon
Graham
Jackson
Scott
Bartholomew
Wouse Records
House Journal
Messrs
Kimberly
Jennings
Lain
Dearborn
Maxwell
Monroe
Mn Kimberly
House
State of
Ratliff
Boon
Sam
Milroy
House of ‘Representatives
Mber
Washington
East
White House
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
N. J
Jessie Weddin g Cake Triumph at 2 1 2 Foot Tall Display
Jessie Wilson's wedding cake stood 2 1 2 feet tall with white orchid toppers and lilies of the valley in white sugar. It weighed 135 pounds, had a four inch thick first layer 22 inches across, used 19 ingredients, and cost about 500 dollars. The cake was frosted with white icing scrollwork and bore silver initials for the couple. It was packed in 2 000 dainty white gift boxes tied with satin ribbon.
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Jessie Wilson
Cook
Wedding at White House Celebrates Sayre and Wilson
The White House wedding of Francis Bowes Sayre and Miss Ellen Wilson drew about four hundred guests. Gifts included a diamond tiara from Senate members. Genevieve Clark and others noted. The couple’s backgrounds are detailed with Sayre’s time at Williams College and Harvard Law, and Miss Wilson’s settlement work and public speaking.
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Margaret, Woodrow. Wilson
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Adeline Mitchell Scott
Princeton
William B. Scott
Marjorie Brown
Atlanta
Sayre
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Dr. Grenfell
Charlies E. Hughes, Jr
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Harvard Law School
New York
White House
President's Mansion
Wilson
Senate
House
Genevieve Clark
White ‘House
Francis Bowes Sayre
Bethlehem
Robert Heysham Sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem Iron Works
Bethlehem’ Steel Works
Lehigh University
Lawrenceville School
Lawrenceville
N. J
Williams College
Lancaster
Hugh Williamson
North Carolina
United States
Robert Nevin
Rome
Ethelbert Nevin
White’ ‘House
Jessie Wilson
Francis Sayre
Anna Todd
Dolly “Madison
John G. Jackson
Mary’ Hellen
Jackson
Delia
Lewis
Alphonse
Joseph
Newcastle Chicken Thieves Strike Farm for Flocks
Thieves visited Robert Polk’s farm near Newcastle and took 150 of his chickens. Reports from nearby towns note spillover of farm crimes and local policing actions amid a string of incidents across Indiana communities.
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Newcastle
Robert. Polk
Greencastle
Edward
Lowry
Haute
Madison
Evansville
Dwyer
Switchman
Terre Haute
Shaley
Linton
Sullivan
Grace Loudermilk
Fort Wayne
Herman
Raphael Donnelly
Shelbyville
Robert’ Gray
Fairland
Rene Patterson
Sellersburg
Alma Hendricks
Richmond
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Wayne County
Des Moines Liquor Saloons Ordered Closed After Court Ruling
Iowa Supreme Court decision ends liquor interests appeal and forces saloons in Des Moines to quit within an hour. By 8:30 p.m. most of the ninety plus saloons had closed following notices served to quit.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Sateoo Ae
O. Sharp
Will
JR. Andrews
Willa
Body—Two
Tenth Councilor District Medical Society
Laporte
Z. ‘Joseph
Ngee
Francis B. Sayre
the Sayres
F. B. Sayre
Jessie
Kensington
National Young Woman’s Christian Association
Axsons
Banking Committee
Owen
Hitchcock- For
Senate Banking
Hitchcock
San Francisco
Hetch Hetchy
Alaska
Kendallville
Charles Stotte
Winchester
Ridgeville
Hope Hospital
Oldenburg
Academy of the Immaculated Conception
Henry Meyer
Terre’ Hauite
Lange City School
Arthur Dickson
Jeffersonville
William H. Cameron
Vanderburg County
Knightsville
Neibhors
John Orme
Samueogers
Covington
William B. Gray
Fountain County
J. W. Parsons
Cates
Wabash
Henry Simmons
Harley Baker
H. M
Armstrong
Vanderburg County Farmers Institute
J. R. Carver. Anderson
Levi
Borkholter
Gettysburg
Panhandle
Elkhart
Fred
Shigney
Eecentiy Idilea
Ying
Caine Haa
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