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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
7
A note explains 3 percent interest on savings and certificates of deposit. CDs earn interest from the date of deposit and allow withdrawal at any time.
Local brief notes report slow progress on Indiana avenue sewer construction due to sand encountered beneath the Oakland avenue viaduct. The Colby Milling Co of Dowagiac, with George Melvin as superintendent, has completed a new 35,000 dollar mill to replace last January’s fire destroyed plant, boasting a 300 barrel daily capacity. A Friday concert by Trumpet Notes Band at the monument drew a large crowd and caused sidewalk congestion. the program met the usual high standard.
In Local Justice Courts Parker sued Kiefer claiming a tandem in Kiefer's possession. Justice Brumbaugh presided Friday afternoon and granted Parker possession of the bicycle.
New school fire escapes arrived Friday and are being distributed to city buildings today. Perry Jackson, 19, son of Jacob Jackson of three miles east of Nappanee, died Friday after a lingering illness. He is survived by his parents, four brothers and three sisters.
Local society notes detail numerous gatherings from South Main Street socials to the Henry Thornton family reunion on the Island. Guests include Dana Webster of Indianapolis and Verne Thompson of Chicago. A marriage unites Emma Kunkle and Theodore Weienhoff at 601 Maple Row with Rev. H. Prange officiating. Meetings of Loyal Club, You Do and You Don’t, and Woman's Missionary Society are noted with upcoming dates and host family details. The George Shuman family sixth annual reunion is planned for Island Park on August 20.
Publicity pushes mark the Oldfield automobile races at Elkhart Driving Park on August 15 with broad newspaper ads billboards and advertising cars. Oldfield will headline the event arriving after promotional appearances including a Blue Grass Fair exhibition in Lexington Kentucky. Advertising Car No 6 led by W B Hile covers White Pigeon Three Rivers Albion Marshall and Jackson Michigan while Car No 7 under WW Wilt departs Detroit Monday to bring five Brush runabout models as local agent.
Indiana Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen representatives from 21 lodges met in Logansport to decide the twenty-fifth annual reunion location. The event will be held September 23 in Logansport with Indianapolis and Logansport as the only cities after the reunion.
Michael Kontos, proprietor of a cigar and tobacco shop at 708 South Main, found a key broken in the Yale lock on his front door this morning and had to force entry. Police were notified. One intoxicated man and two vagrants were arrested Friday night.
County news reports that there will be no more Goshen band concerts this season unless citizens or merchants donate more money. Friday's concert was the last funded, and local subscription efforts near the courthouse park raised just over $6. About 2,500 people attended. Alexander Jones, four miles NW of Goshen, was kicked in the head by a horse while harnessing Friday, suffering cuts but no eye injury. Earl Stimpson and Miss Grace Minne were married in St. Joseph Michigan Friday, but news reached friends today. George Atkinson of Goshen has been sued for divorce by Elizabeth Atkinson at Van Wert Ohio. they wed in 1881.
Friday results show Evansville 3 over Fort Wayne 6 and Grand Rapids 6 to Wheeling 5. South Bend beat Zanesville 8 to 2 while Dayton won 4 to Terre Haute 0. The Fort Wayne club traveled through the city en route to South Bend aboard train No 9 at 9 am today.
Georgette Leblanc wife of Maurice Maeterlinck confronted her manager after a French town’s company mangled her husband’s lines during a performance. He replied that great dramatists are regularly “murdered” in such productions, though not alive.
The London Graphic notes that London surpasses Paris in beauty wealth culture and art but laments that locals do not passionately praise their own city. The piece contrasts French enthusiasm with stubborn English restraint and pride in London.
A collection of humorous newspaper snippets includes an exchange where a smaller man warns that a third term is not welcome, a drummer at Eagle House jokes about bedding straw, a Puck quip on straw from the hull county, a scene of a couple’s engagement followed by a dollar plea, and a social note that Mr and Mrs Waltz of BerTien are visiting Center residents.
Sun day afternoon program arranged by director F. E. Waters features Lord of Justice March and a mix of classics and popular tunes. Selections include By Request Reverie Apple Blossoms Ragtime Two Step and My Maryland with intermission and a final Star Spangled Banner.
The Home Missionary Reading Circle meets at 2 30 Monday at Mrs George Dewey 405 Leitch Street. Injuries reported for Bruning Myers and Boardman from heavy lifting. Ladies Aid plans an August 12 ice cream social at Mrs Menges Myrtle Kilbourn. Standard Bearers offer a launch ride from Kronkhite to Franchs landing next Monday 6 pm 15 cents. W O T U holds an August 14 ice cream social at Mrs Johnson 306 West Franklin. Interurban car charter by Elkhart socialists from Riverside Edwardsburg to Battell Park depart 9 10 am Sunday 9 30 am. Schafer Son install double checking expiration system in their office.
A dramatization of Mary J. Holmes popular novel Tempest and Sunshine will play at Bucklen theatre on Wednesday August 12. The comedy is described as amusing with a prettily told love story. Prices are 15 25 35 and 50 cents with sale opening Monday morning.
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