Social notes from South Bend and nearby towns
A stream of personal mentions lists visits and travels: W. B. Hile in South Bend. T. T. Snell to New York. Miss Bertha Pugh visiting Winamac. Dudley Hascall in town. Charles of Three Rivers visiting. Dr. R. M. Murphy back from the East. Bid Gardner of Goshen on business. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Baker Sunday in South Bend. Also several residents at Eagle lake and Lake and Chicago trips, weddings, and visits to LaPorte and Mishawaka, plus travels of Frank Klaer and the Kilzer families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Three Rivers
R. M. Murphy
Bid Gardner
Goshen
EB. A. Baker
South Bend
Jerry Leiter
San Jose
Cal
Frank Lewis
Kendallville
Michael Overhauser
Lemley
George Long
Miner Lake
Mary and
Ellen Shea
Indianapolis
Orrice White
Chicago
Nellie Foltz
Emma Smith
C. Smith
Eagle and Garver Lakes
Ray Horner
C. Carroll
Royal Bassett
Harvey Bliss
Robert Dalton
Eagle Lake
W. A. Griffin
Warren Lyon
Ina Lyon
Catherine eKefer
Jessie Keefer
Maude Keefer
Marjorie Wagner
Catherine Pearse
Ollie Sweitzer
Elmer Helfrich
Eagle
W. J. Schulz
E. B. Zigler
LaPorte
Gunness
Norman Kizer
A. D. Short
St. Joseph
William Kaiser
West Street
F. C. Keppler
M. C. Keppler
Meadville
C. E. Shearman
Frank Klaer
No. 121
North Prairie Street
Mishawaka
Nicholas Klaer
Residents attend to ailing matriarch on Goshen road porch
C. BH Frank is briefly wheeled onto the porch to sit upright or rest on an air bed as Mrs. Maria Drake, aged 101 percent, lies fading and unconscious at Thomas Oliver's home on Goshen road. Her daughters Miss Drake and Mrs. Oliver tend her closely in a life‑and‑death struggle.
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Frank
Maria Drake
Miss Drake
Mrs. Oliver
Thomas Oliver
Goshen Road
Quiet wedding ties Buzzard and Flook in North Manchester
Will G Buzzard of First National Bank and Miss Ruth Flook daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Flook North Manchester were quietly married at the bride's parents home with Rev Charles Bower officiating Only immediate family present They will begin housekeeping about July 1 Miss Flook previously taught in North Manchester public schools Also notes the Shupert descendants reunion scheduled at Springbrook Park June 24 with a basket dinner and relatives expected from several states Plus a Centreville marriage on May 26 1908 of Arthur J Romig of Elkhart and Miss Grace Carrick by Rev H A Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will G. Buzzard
First National Bank
Ruth Flook
C. H. Flook
North Manchester
Charles Bower
Jacob Shupert
Elkhart County
Springbrook Park
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
Texas
Washington
Indiana
Constantine
Arthur J. Romig
Elkhart
Grace Carrick
Centreville
H. A. Simpson
Hardware dealer gets price quote for pair of sates
Unclear OCR fragment reports a Ligonier hardware dealer receiving a price for a pair of sates amid garbled text. Details are incomplete, preventing full reconstruction of the event or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Strick
Preachers' Busy Meet Highlights Spiritual Attainment
A sermon contrasted temporal blessings with eternal good and urged focus on soul verities. Mr. Hall spoke on natural law and equal harvest for saints and sinners, while praise featured Havens duet and violin solo by Schumann rendered by Miss Anna Hogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Havens
Mesdames Lehrman
Bottorff
Schumann
Anna Hogue
Camp Slade Vets Organize at Go shen
Camp Slade of Spanish American War veterans formed at Go shen in an enthusiastic Sunday meeting aiming for about fifty members within two weeks. The camp honors Lieut Charles Slade who died in service. The Kosciusko County Bank, closed by state auditor order, will wind up within the year with no receiver sought. Depositors are said to be fully protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slade
Goshen
Ita
Charles Slade
Kosciusko County Bank
Captain Grant Resignation Documents Uncovered
In Washington on June 8, a war department file reveals only two documents related to Captain Grant’s 1834 resignation: his resignation letter and a letter from his father in law asking for recruiting duty. The letters show Grant had been separated from his family for two years and never saw his child, then over a year old. The discovery sheds light on the resignation. Hitchcock to Manage the Fight. In Washington a political conference notes Hitchcock as a leading candidate for national committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
New York
Grant
Army
War Department
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Reot
Burkett
Nebraska
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Cummins calls to stay active in politics after primaries
Des Moines June 8 Governor Cummins breaks silence confirming he does not plan to abandon political activity. He says the progressives will back the ticket in November but will continue to advocate progressive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumming
Hia
Des Moines
Cummins
Bryan Endorsed by Kentucky Conventions for Delegates
William J. Bry 40 was unanimously endorsed by conventions held across Kentucky to name delegates to district and state conventions. These conventions will select district delegates and delegates-at-large to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Indorsed
Kentucky
Louisville
William J.bry
Sationel
Payne dies at fifty five in Harrisburg capitol builder death
Payne of George FP Payne and Co prominent in the capitol project in Harrisburg dies at his home aged 55. The report also lists baseball standings and scores from Chicago to St Louis with detailed National American and Association results and a note on three great rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
George FP. Payne & Co
Harrisburg
Chicago
National
L. P.O
Ccccneege
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Scseevercaee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
American
Cleveland
Amicato Cccceereseens
Detroit
Bostons
Barchell
St. Loui
Schlitzer
Powers
Powell
Stephens
Washington
Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Western
Pueblo
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
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Warren Hill Company Furniture Sale
Antee
W. B. Hile
T. T. Snell
Bertha Pugh
Winamac
Dudley Hascall
E. M. Chester
D. C. Flint
Amelia Bauer
Edward Davis
Edward Lickey
Andrew Frazer
Louis Knapp
Chelius Shea
Raymond Proctor
Purdue University
M. R. Schafer
F. L. Miles
Florida
Edith Allen
Merry Widow
J. R. Parker
South Second Street
B. G. Whitehead
North Dakota
Whitehead
Elmer Peabody
Vernon Steiner
City
James Kiser
Myrtle Yoder
James Steiner
Nate Tibbitts
Seattle
Reed
Chase
Lowsville
Thres Great
Thames
London
Hudson
Seine
Paris
New York Tribune
St. Louis Republic
Washington Star