Mortuary Notices From South Bend Journal
Mrs. C A Shupert of this city dies in Epworth Hospital at 12 55 a m aged 47 She leaves husband sisters Mrs Brown Mrs Henry Calkins and Mrs DeLong of Waterloo and brothers Martin and Eli Cronk Funeral plans await in this city The deceased was a member of the O T M lodge of South Bend Mrs Nina D Rand died at 12 30 p m daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Thornton Survived by parents a brother Roy and sister Bessie Born in Elkhart March 1 1875 Earlier married twice to T J Reany and William A Rand both husbands now deceased Deaths listed Samuel Frayer John Henricz and infant of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lefevre Funeral of Mrs John H Elvidge at 2 pm Friday from No 1200 South Main Street Rev J H Breish to preach at Evangelical church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Shupert
Sophonia Brown
Marion Street
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
Brown
Henry Calkins
DeLong
Waterloo
Martin
Eli Cronk
Lake Shore
O. T. M. Lodge
Nina D. Rand
Lewis Thornton
North Third Street
Roy
Bessie
Samuel Frayer
John Henricz
Ralph Lefevre
Local Social Events Highlight Holiday Season
Social life across Anderson area featured the Emanon Club dance with over forty couples at Anderson's hall, bright blue and gold décor, Bliss Orchestra, and a late intermission refreshment stop at Opera drug store. Mrs. William Newman celebrated her mother's 76th birthday with music, games, and supper at 715 Franklin Street. Progress Club met at Mrs. I W Short's home, discussing Italian artists with light refreshments. Social Eight gathered at Mrs. John Harper's for cards and Five Hundred next Tuesday hosted by Mrs. D D Schwartz. Twentieth Century Club at Mrs. C W Frink's featured a Christmas tale by F Hopkins Smith. Fraternal elections included Pride of Elkhart Lodge officers and Woodman Circle appointees. numerous delegates chosen for state meetings. Installations planned January by Pulaski Lodge, I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon
Anderson's Hall
Bliss Orchestra
Opera Drug Store
John Harper
D. D. Schwartz
Pride of Elkhart Lodge
Brotherhood of
Fred Benham
Clara Dayhuff
Johanna Barber
Jessie Timmis
Anneta Thompson
Poyser
Ida Tharp
Bridget Greenwalt
Anna Kramer
Mary Stott
I. W. Short
Baltimore
Dayhuff
Timmis
Woodman Circle
Guardian
Sarah Zeigler
Verna Smith
Eva Hough
Cornelia Wilson
Louise Anderson
Emma Barnes
Inner Sentinel
Kate Gemberling
Outer Sentinel
Minnie Dietrich
Mary Rogers
F. N. Dewey
Lillie Morris
Minnie Nash
Alice Hughes
Order of Red Men
Pulaski Lodge
Noble Grand
R. M. Stewart
H. P. Davis
John Kiefer
J. W. Libby
E. J. Rogers
Ben Bixler
Erie measures in on bankrupted lines and capital load
News notes the Erie is the lone cripple among New York centered railways after bankruptcy reorganizations. Analysts expect Hill Morgan and Hartman to yield strong results, with payoffs for the Erie from new capital. Also reported are Indiana interurban ridership, signal inspectors in Cleveland, Webber joining Lake Shore as machinist apprentice, McIntyre switching duties, an injury to engineer Leader, and a new horse shoeing shop opened by W H Cullen on East Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
Hill
Morgan
Hartiman
Indiana
Buchanan and
Seaman
Cleveland
A. G. Webber
LaPorte
Lake Shore
A. R. McIntyre
Mentone
Mich
Charles Leader
Toledo
H. G. Griffin
Collinwood
Jordan-Miller trial lingers as jury to hear findings
The Jordan-Miller case nears verdict with Miller a strong witness. The 240 acre farm was valued at about 12 000 dollars and 75 cents per land. Court adjourned for 3 pm to allow special findings and may resume tomorrow, jury excused until Monday. Grosh versus Manning contract suit was dismissed at plaintiff costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan-Miller
Miller
Joseph H. Grosh
George J. Manning
Breiding Will Filed for Probate in Goshen
The will of Philip Breiding was filed for probate in Goshen today. Drawn in June 1903, it leaves all property to his wife for life with the remainder to be divided equally among the children after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Breiding
Goshen
First Women's Christian Temperance Union oratorical contest in Trinity M E H
The W C T U held the first winter series contest at Trinity M E H church with five contestants. Mrs Rose Oliver won the silver medal for her oration The Voice From the Poor house. Judges included Prof S B McCracken and Rev J H Breish. Medal series offer escalating prizes and scholarships in Boston and Chicago schools. Lake Shore Sick and Benefit Society to hold annual meeting and banquet at Y M C A club rooms with 175 members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity M. EH
Church
Rose Oliver
Ira Searles
Ethel Mast
Leta Lickey
Ruth Mann
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Columbian School of Expression
Chicago
United States
Lake Shore
Local Injuries Reported From City Ave Incidents
J J Vogelside of Toledo injured a knee on the Main and Marion approach at noon. Mrs P E Wharton of 1012 Ninth street fractured her left wrist at the same corner on Wednesday. A boiler maker named Mariano burned his right arm and hand removing a plug from a boiler Wednesday night. Frank Ronn sprained his left ankle playing basketball at the Elk hart Athletic Club Wednesday night. William Miller of Napanee faced a charge for disfiguring Charles Ogle but the case was dismissed due to the witness's absence. Ogle lost sight in one eye from mortar or mortar fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vogelside
Toledo
Main and
Marion Street
P. E. Wharton
No. 1012
Ninth Street
B. Mariano
Frank Ronn
Elkhart Athletic Club
William Miller
Nappanee
Charles Ogle
Ogle
Miller
Fireman J J Ball Suffers Sprained Wrist
Fireman J J Ball sustained a sprained wrist in an on duty incident. No further injuries were reported. Ball received first aid at the scene and will be monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ball
How Much Taxes Do They Pay
A local discussion questions the tax contributions of those opposing Mr. Simpson as tax collector in Elkhart. It argues the group paying taxes, including nearly 200 principal taxpayers, likely covers more than half of city taxes and supports continuing the current public, non county‑treasurer funded office arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Simpson
Elkhart
Jimpson
Belmont U B church marks second anniversary in Dayton
The Belmont U B church in Dayton Ohio held its second annual celebration with Rev R J Parrett preaching the anniversary sermon last Sunday morning and an evangelistic sermon in the evening resulting in nineteen additions to the church. The Union Aid Society met at Mrs H Shubert’s home and heard a talk on rescue work from Mrs D G Kimball president of Elkhart Rescue Home Association. Women contributed 149 dollars for Rest Cottage work. Winona reports Peru branch grading could finish in three weeks if weather stays favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Aid Society
H. Shubert
D. G. Kimball
The
Elkhart Rescue Home Association
R. J. Parrett
Elkhart
Belmont U. B
Dayton
Ohio
Winona
Peru
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First Nat’al Bank
St. Joseph Valley
First State Bank
First National Bank
St. Joseph Valley Bank
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
Elkhart Review
Pomerat Eesets
Poe
Mortuary Record
John H. Elvidge
South Main Street
J. H. Breish
At Evangelical Church
Progress Club
W. H. Holland
Twentieth Century Club
C. W. Frink
A. P. Kent
F. Hopkinson Smith
Gray Lady
News OF the Railroads
W. H. Cullen
Lexington Avenue
Probate Matters
Siron Ao
Bridge Street
Shafer & Schult
Matntierene
the Daily Review
Tate
Main
Buehler Bros
Main Street
Porterhouse
Ziesel
Ymorrow
Bai
Aigo
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