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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
7
Bank Statement of Cash Basis Bank Capital and Profits
The CASH BASIS BANK shows capital of $100000.00 and undivided profits of $60000.00, indicating a financial snapshot. The data highlights available capital and retained earnings figures as presented.
Wheat Corn Oats and Dairy Prices Listed
Elkhart Review shows grain and dairy price readings including wheat corn oats pork butter eggs with figures like 97 55 45 and 64OT% noted in a terse pricing column.
Local Brevities Report Firemen Roast Pig And Dog Attack
Central station firemen learn a roast pig will be served this evening as a gift from an anonymous friend. A drayman Harvey Pontius was attacked by a dog on Tyler avenue but escaped with minor injuries after defending himself with a drag stake. In court Capt S J North and L W Welker settled costs over $100 in the Lewis H Jordan et al case from Kosciusko county. Local recruiting office reports ten men enlisted for cavalry and artillery service this month including Grover C Bush Ernest A Owen George Beider and James Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Pontius
Tyler Avenue
Pontius
United States Army
Sergt. Blume
Grover C. Bush
Ernest A. Owen
Geo. Beider
Pittsburg
James Dennison
Warsaw
George W. Kelley
Fred D. Luke
Oobert O’brien
Mich‘ity
Paullis to Transfer as Lake Shore Paint Foreman
Frank Paullis, foreman of the Lake Shore paint department, will become foreman over the Collinwood paint department starting January 1. He has seven years with Lake Shore in this line and is seen as capable of the higher duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Paullis
Lake Shore
Collinwood
Paullis
John J. Hanrahan
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Automatic Stoker Co
Brotherhood
Jefferson County
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
CMFW
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Railroad
Fourth Street
Tolleston
Ray Landon
T. R. Green
Geo. R. Simmons
Mortuary notices carry multiple deaths and wills
Obituaries report William Dunbar age 73 near Nappanee and Emma Guibert age 54 near Mishawaka, along with Alice Kent of Elkhart and William R. Allen of South Bend. Funeral details for Mrs. Margaret Slosser and a diphtheria death of Helen Holmes are noted. Wills probated for Emma Fildes Rice, Lewis Yeakel, and Tilghman Butler name executors and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Guibert
Mishawaka
Alice Kent
Elkhart
William R. Allen
South Bend
Mary Wilden to File for Divorce from Abraham Wilden
Mrs. Mary Wilden is expected to file suit for divorce from Abraham F. Wilden within days. The couple, married about nine years, have a large age gap with Mrs. Wilden aged forty seven and Mr. Wilden seventy five. An ante nuptial contract was canceled later. Mrs. Wilden formerly resided in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Democrat
Mary Wilden
Abraham F. Wilden
Licensed to Wed Notices For Multiple Couples
Stump of Nappanee weds Ringle of Nappanee. Grissom of Syracuse weds Ott of Benton township. Beach of Elkhart weds Middleton of Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Stump
Nettie L. Ringle
Nappanee
James Lemuel Grissom
Syracuse
Carrie Ethel Ott
Benton Township
Lewis G. Beach
Lillian M. Middleton
Elkhart
Christmas Present From Judge Frees Local Jail Prisoners
City Judge Hughes granted freedom to all prisoners in the local jail today. None faced charges beyond intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Madame Josefa Osborn and the Shirt Waist Revolution
The article lauds Josefa Osborn as the inventor of the feminine shirt waist. It credits her with transforming women’s fashion, building a New York business from $3,500 to a large estate, and creating a staple worn worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Osborn
Josefa Osborn
Zaneaville
Zanzibar
New York
Local Social Events Highlight Winter Nuptials and Gatherings
Miss Laura Laidlaw wed Harvey J L Dickerhoff at her mother's residence in Goshen with Rev E A Van Nuys officiating. The couple plans an Akron Indiana visit before settling at 607 Garfield Avenue after February 1. Also married were Oscar Herr and Sarah Osborn in Nappanee. a 16 member whist club and the Century Club anticipate a Christmas ball and a Metropolitan dance event on Christmas night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Laura Laidlaw
Harvey JL. Dickerhoff
E. A. van Nuys
Goshen Presbyterian Church
Goshen
Akron
Ind
Frank Grimes
Mishawaka
Oscar Herr
Sarah Osborn
Nappanee
Justice Brumbaugh
Pride
EB. B. Teall
Garfield Avenue
Mr. Herr
Stones Thrown At Elliott Crull Building In South Main
Police were dispatched at 1 p m to disperse boys throwing stones and breaking windows at Elliott Crull's building rear of 616 South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Crull
South Main Street
County Farmers Institute Set for Nappanee January 8 9
The next county farmers institute will be held in Nappanee on January 8 and 9 with state speakers A C G Burkhart Tipton and Mrs Oliver Kline Huntington. On December 28 Goshen couple Ja cob Ogle and wife celebrate their fiftieth anniversary after coming to Goshen forty three years ago from Franklin county. Two failed hold up attempts near Goshen include one at the Chicago Fair Store Wednesday night as outlaws fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Nappanee
A. C G. Burkhart
Tipton
Oliver Kline
Huntington
Jacob Ogle
Goshen
Franklin County
Robberies and death in Churubusco and Hillsdale
Suspicion of foul play in the Henry Stamates case ends after $55 cash hidden with newspapers is found at his Churubusco home. In South Bend a saltpetre sale dispute leaves two men facing a $2 damage suit. Hillsdale post office robbery: $320 in stamps and parcels stolen. suspects hid in a barn hay mow and are named Hadley Freelman Burk of Detroit and Miley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stamates
Churubusco
Hillsdale
Charles Hadley
James Freelman
James Burk
Detroit
William Miley
Babies Hate Light and Seek Gentle Sun for Babies
Dr. Woods Hutchinson warns in the Housekeeper that infants are highly sensitive to direct light. He urges keeping a baby in sunlit rooms while shielding the eyes with hoods or shade to prevent headaches, irritability, and sleeplessness from glare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hutchinson
Christmas Exercises and Meetings Across Local Churches
Grace A B church Sunday school hosts Christmas exercises at 7 30 tonight. Free Methodist holds quarterly meeting Friday night through Sunday led by Rev Marston. Bethel Evangelical also presents Christmas exercises at 7 30 tonight with recitations solos choruses and class dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Mr. Marston
Bethel Evangelical Church
The Frog Breathing Mystery Explained
A historical note describes a frog whose mouth cannot admit air and relies on its nostrils for breathing. The device of the breathing apparatus prevents mouth respiration except via nasal intake.
A Long Sunday Vacation Divides Sarajevo Faiths
In Sarajevo Bosnia the split between Christian Jewish and Mohammedan communities leads to a citywide pause from Thursday evening to Monday morning ensuring no group is offended. The village uses a shared holiday制度 to ease tensions and maintain harmony among faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Annual Election Held by Dunlaps Mutual Telephone Union
The Dunlaps Mutual Telephone Union will hold its annual meeting Friday January 8 at 9 30 a m at the Pittsburg school house for election of directors. Cal Huber, Pres. 2ddiwl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlaps Mutual Telephone Union
Pittsburg School House
Cal. Huber
Household Tips for Drapes Parsley Drying and Kitchen Tables
A reader shares methods for drying lace curtains by laying them over a blanket on the floor, and preserving parsley by blanching then oven drying. Also described is a hinged board kitchen table setup, clamped boards with a window hinge, and an oilcloth cover to match kitchen paint for efficient use in small spaces.
Young Wife Dies Suddenly in Sturgis
Mrs. Daisy Stropaugh aged eighteen a bride of three months died during a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Sissen in Sturgis on Sunday. Cause of death was convulsions. Her husband who works in Goshen was due to visit Sunday left home an hour before telegram from Sturgis arrived. he arrived to learn of her death and was nearly prostrated with grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Stropaugh
Sissen
Sturgis
Goshen
Local Family Illnesses and Injury Report
John McNaughton and George Darling are both ill. Harry Reynolds of 414 Harrison Street hurt the third finger of his left hand while using a hammer at the Lake Shore machine shop on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Snell of New York arrived to visit relatives Mr and Mrs George Pratt. Mr Snell, previously ill, is better and walking though not fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reynolds
Harrison Street
Lake Shore
Harry Snell
New York
George Pratt
Snell
Would-Be Abductor Edward Swartzibaugh Freed on Bond
Edward Swartzibaugh, arrested Tuesday evening for the attempted abduction of Miss Gertrude Young at Shipshewant, has been released on a $700 bond. He refuses to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Swartzibaugh
Gertrude Young
Shipshewant
The Rising Man Elevator Chauf Feur Quip
In a witty exchange, Gyer notes a young man who rises to the occasion and Myer agrees, calling him an elevator chauffeur in a playful nod to capability. The banter signals admiration for rising talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyer
Myer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Well Looked After
A brief humorous exchange contrasts behavior expectations within a marriage. A man is said to misbehave while his wife supposedly behaves him, prompting a wry remark on marital roles and social norms.
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Local Marketa
Ane
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News OF the Railroads
Mortuary Record
William Dunbar
Margaret Slosser
West Indiana Avenue
Osceola Chapel
Helen Holmes
Robert Holmes
Lafayette Street
Cleveland
Probate Matters
Emma Fildes Rice
LaPorte
J. Vene Dorland
Thomas Fildes
Hillsborough
Pine Lake
Anna Mary Sanford
Alice Emma Estes
Thomas
William C. Fildes
Shaffer
Newton Shaffer
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Mary Pratt
Century Club
Police and Criminal News
County News
Neighborhood News
John Papczynski
John Wawz‘yon
Antonion Cira
Merry Christmas
Iziesel Brothers
Sunday School of
Grace A. B. Church
Pope Leo X
Tea X
Uaving
Charles James Fox
John McNaughton
George
A. E. Darling
Ance Policies
Shafer & Schult
Keene Bros
Tad
Xmas Book
Brodney
McCutcheon
Kiddare
Nicholson
R. W. Chambers
Buster Brown
Teddy Bears
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