Northern Indiana Motor Car Co sale to General Manufacturing Co
George Kistner sold his interest in the Northern Indiana Motor Car Co to G. M. MacCarthy of the General Manufacturing Co. The Conn touring party reached Omaha by long distance call from George Reim to his wife. W. L. Wyman, former manager of the A. B. Graham drug store bought by Bentz Colwell Snell, has now bought the store. Interurban and Grand Trunk carriers face damages claims from Elkhart residents hurt at Eddy street crossing. Judge J. W. Headington of Portland Indiana, once in command of the One Hundredth Indiana, is critically ill with paralysis and may not survive. he served as a regent of the state soldiers' monument at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kistner
Northern Indiana Motor Car Co
G. M. MacCarthy
General Manufacturing Co
Conn
Omaha
George Reim
W. Ll. Wyman
Elkhart
A. B. Graham
Bentz-Colwell-Snell Company
Mr. Snell
J. W. Headington
Portland
Ind
One Hundredth
Indiana
Indianapolis
Mortuary Notice for Alpha Eversole of La Paz
Alpha Eversole, 35, of La Paz, died days ago from a throat abscess linked to a horse kick. He was born near Elkhart and survived by his wife and four children. Mgr and Mrs G A Harding attended the funeral and have returned to Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Eversole
la Paz
Elkhart
Eversole
Mgr
G.A. Harding
Samuel Boggs
Warsaw
Woodbury
Obituary notices from South Bend area deaths and services
Notices list several local deaths including Mrs Frank Tomlinson of New Carlisle and Myrtle Middleton of Onaga Kansas. Also reporting William B. Allen of South Bend, Mrs Jesse Oglesby, Daniel Weisg, Mrs Julia Hunter, and Mrs M E Pershing with ages and brief details. Funeral services for Jacob Erb and Reuben Leininger scheduled at local residences with dated times and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Military School
Lima
Greenfield
N. H
Frank Tomlinson
New Carlisle
Charles Frazier
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
Myrtle
John Middleton
Bristol
Onaga, Kian
William B. Allen
Astoria Ore
Jesse Oglesby
Daniel Weisg
Julia Hunter
Plymouth
M. E. Pershing
Social events fill local week with clubs and parties
The Pythian Club met at Mrs. Perry Himebaughs home on South Main with fifteen members and three guests. Guests included Mrs. Reames Mrs. John Sixby and Mrs. Homer Virgil. They sewed from 2 pm and enjoyed light refreshments. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. John Magnuson. Miss Ida Paulson hosted a party for Mrs. Louis Greiner nee Grace De Camp before her Tennessee move, with several young guests in unusual costumes. The Elks dance drew many visitors despite bad weather and a hard times party is planned in two weeks. Century Club leap year dance attracts large crowd with informal attire. Hazel Roberts celebrated her fifth birthday with games and gifts at Laurel street. Mrs. E. R. Kerstetter and Mrs. Mathew Steele invite a dozen young women to Lexington avenue for Miss Helen Cronk. precipitation noted as linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Club
Perry Himebaugh
South Main Street
Reames
John Sixby
Homer Virgil
John Magnuson
Louis Greiner
Grace de Camp
Ida Paulson
Eleventh Street
Tennessee
Jennie Zabel
Bell Weir
Adella Stuck
Mabel Forrey
Maggie Hummel
Hattie Mangold
Emma Mangold
Elks
E. R. Kerstetter
Mathew Steele
Lexington Avenue
Helen Cronk
Fraternal Societies Hold Social and Fundraising Events
A crowd of Progressive Lady Maccabees and husbands enjoyed a picnic supper and social hour at the G A R hall after a 6 pm meal. Over a hundred Modern Woodmen of America members and friends shared a social session with amusements and refreshments. Catholic Lady Foresters plan a dance and card party at Anderson's hall next Wednesday, with proceeds for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
G. A. R. Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
Lady Foresters
Anderson’s Hall
Local police handle a night of minor incidents
A vagrant was arrested Thursday night and officers responded to trivial disturbances including a barking dog, two stray pigs, two strangers in an alley, and a boy with a gun. Kalamazoo deputies asked for help locating tools stolen from a plumbing shop. R A Griner reported his bicycle stolen Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
R. A. Griner
Personal mentions fill city and surrounding towns
A long list of residents and visitors is noted with many short entries. Mrs D Sulser visits La Porte while Dr Nye of Cromwell stops in, and others travel to Chicago Cleveland Toledo Kalamazoo and Anderson for family illness business and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nye
Cromwell
Bchart
Martha EB. Swinehart
Frankin Street
Fred Timmins
South Bend
C. D. Carroll
Chicago
Charles Hunter
Kalamazoo
C. EH. Grover
C. E. Frank
J. W. Clouse
Wawaka
Advisory Roles at Convention Highlight Voice Split
The fragment notes a split where one member is to have vote or influence at the convention while the other four serve only in advisory capacity. It implies a differentiation of formal authority versus consulted input within the group.
Ills and Ailments Sweep Local Figures
John Roswell is critically ill at his home on South Second Street near Marion. Mrs. Il Eb Hall of 318 Middlebury Street is recovering slowly after a two weeks siege with the grip. Dr. Samuel Hisenbeiss, sick at his son’s home, Postmaster Hisenbeiss, is gradually growing weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roswell
Marion
Il EB. Hall
Middlebury Street
Samuel Hisenbeiss
Postmaster Hisenbeiss
Local Injuries Reported From Morning Accidents
Samuel Runyon of White Pigeon visiting his aunt Mrs Kling er fell down barn stairs and fractured the left forearm. R L Radtke of Lake Shore boiler shop suffered a gash over the right eye from flying steel. Charles Harmon, agent for the Canano papers, fractured a sixth rib while handling heavy bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Runyon
White Pigeon
R. L. Radtke
Lake Shore
Charles Harmon
Local Announcements and May Events in Elkhart
Kane Lodge holds a state communication this evening. The barbers' union meets at 8 30 p m at L A hall on Monday. Grace Lutheran women market at Thorn ton Bros office Saturday afternoon. Rev B Roberts will not be in Elkhart May 10 but holds services May 1 and 7 30 p m at Truthhall. Labor Day service planned at Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening titled The Problem of Problems. Special invited cards distributed. Depot Hotel offers 50 cent dinner Sunday May 10 12 to 1 30 p m. Globe theatre shows Hand Colored Pictures of the Magic Rose and Samson and Delilah Saturday. Warren Hill Co begins ten day sale, biggest sale of goods in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Lodge
Barbers’ Union
L. A. Hall
Women of the Grace Lutheran Church
Thornton Bros
Globe Theatre
Warren Hill Co
Elkhart
Follow the crowds to the Crystal theatre nightly
A brief notice advertises the Crystal theatre as showing the best bill of the season each evening. It mentions local milk delivery by Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Co and provides Home Phone 1175 for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre
Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Co
Wamlbaugh Sanitary Milk Co
Furniture of quality at low prices seen at Curtis
O G Curtis advertises quality furniture at low prices with a colonial window display inviting shoppers to visit the showroom for value and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Curtis
Deltas Meet Allwins in Riverside Sunday Showcase
Sports brief notes that the Deltas face the Allwins Sunday afternoon at Riverside Diamond in a high profile local matchup. The contest will feature two teams seeking a win to boost their standings and momentum heading into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deltas
Allwins
Riverside
Sowers Family Thankful After Loss of Husband and Father
Mrs. John Sowers and family express sincere thanks to all who kindly assisted them in the sad bereavement of their husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Joseph Valley
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
First State Bank
Norman Sage
J. Goldberg
Chas. T. Greene
Elkhart Review
TB AE
South Bend News
Interurban
Grand Trunk
Mortuary Record
Jacob Erb
C. L. Doty
West Beardsley Avenue
Sylvester Bartlett
C. E. Rice
Grace Lutheran Church
Reuben Leininger
The
Century Club
Hazel Roberts
Laurel Street
Mrs. D. Sulser
la Porte
Ed Lafdah
Roundhouse
Kate Upp
Toledo
D. M. Pike
Cleveland
E. J. Kunkle
Twelfth Street
Jerome Kyle
Indiana Avenue
Mae Myers
J. W. Garnard
Miles Medical Co
EH. H. Galloway
Clark Hospital
David Hoover
Quincy
Mich
George Carroll
Division Street
Otto Little
Hattie Ordway
Mary Little
Pacific Street
Ligonier
J. H. Crume
Ira McDaniel
Lagrange Standard
Birgie McClaskey
Jessie McClaskey
Fred Foster
George Shafer
Shafer
M. L. Fansher
Margaret Wintringer
Loyal Temperance Legion
Belle
Rowley
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
EB. G. Crow
Elizabeth Crow
State Association of Osteopaths
E. C. Crow
Kirksville
A. T. Still
Neds
J. H. Neds & Son
Goldman
Lexington Ave
Burhans
Tate
Pierce Specialty Co
Shafer & Schult
B. C
Tailors
the Lion and the Mouse
Crossett
Fred.a. Blessing
S. Main Street
South Main St
Brusman
Holdeman
Panama
News OF Sports
Paul's
Paul Bros
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