Elkhart Review Wheat Corn Oats and Pork Prices
Market brief from Elkhart lists prices for wheat corn 100 percent oats pork butter and eggs. The note reflects historical commodity rates and price ranges used in daily trade summaries.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
6
Northern Indiana City Superintendents Club Meets in Kokomo
The annual meeting of the Northern Indiana City Superintendents Club will be held in Kokomo on October 23 and 24 with about seventeen school superintendents expected, including J. H. Drake of Elkhart. Warner B. Titus seeks a county license for Hotel Standard at the November term, Aaron F. Rowe and John L. Steimer seek licenses for South Main Street addresses. A report to Marshal Self states Abe Markley lost $200 at a Goshen area auto party. A chicken supper at the Markley home north of Goshen sparked a local scandal under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kokomo
J. H. Drake
Elkhart
Warner B. Titus
Hotel Standard
Aaron F. Rowe
South Main Street
John L. Steimer
Marshal Self
Abe Markley
Goshen
Markley Place
Personal Injury Accidents At Chicago Area Workshops
While M W Sellers a blacksmiths helper wheeling brass rods his cart up set on his hand bruised and cut infection set in Shore Fireman C B Hayden had his left hand injured October 8 when a chunk of coal fell on it infection set in John Super employed at the Chicago Telephone Supply Co factory lost the end of his right index finger in a machine today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Sellers
Sake Shore
C. B. Hayden
John Super
Chicago Telephone Supply Co
Township trustees move meeting to second Monday
The November trustees meeting will occur on the second Monday due to election timing. John Winter of Goshen Eyelet Co caught a thief in the act stealing his bicycle Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winter
The
Goshen Eyelet Co
Marriages and social gatherings in Elkhart crowd
The marriage of Frank BE Thorpe and Miss Elsie May Miller occurred Thursday at the bride’s parents home with forty relatives attending. Rev. Charles I Rice officiated. Guests included the Mooney, Bowdish, Mease, Lower, and Thorpe families plus friends from Goshen and Chicago. Other items note a Moses wedding in Rushville and a surprise skating rink party plus a St. John’s Ladies Guild planning a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank BE
Thorpe
Elsie May Miller
Charles I, Rice
Grace Lutheran Church
Allen Miller
Madison Street
Dona Osborn
Mr. Thorpe
Arthur Thorpe
Chicago
Mabel Mooney
Mesdames
Daniel Spohn
Elkhart
Clarence Mease
Goshen
Burr Oak
John Lower
M. Thorpe
Pyshian Club closes year with year-end meeting
The Pyshian Club gathered with Mrs. E C Arms of Liberty street to finish the year’s work. the final meeting will be hosted by President Mrs A M Smith at 1008 South Second street next Tuesday. Seventeen members and four guests attended including Mesdames Albert Shekels Samuel Doutt John Sixby and Homer Virgil, and a repast was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyshian Club
E. C. Arms
Liberty Street
A. M. Smith
South Second Street
Mesdames Albert Shekels
Samuel Doutt
John Sixby
Homer Virgil
Mortuary notices and obituaries in Goshen area
A batch of notices reports the deaths of Melissa Frankford in Goshen after a long illness and other local figures. It lists survivors including sons Melvin and O L Frankford and daughter Estelle, with funeral plans undetermined. Also noted are the deaths of Jonathan Boomershine in Benton and Catherine Rhoades in Nappanee, plus Catherine Freyberg infant, Margaret Turman, and John Co Lentz of Mishawaka with brief burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Frankford
Frankfodder
David Frankford
Fred Streely
Goshen Road
Bango Township
Melvin BE
O. L. Frankford
Ord
Florence Moriarity
Estelle F. Frankford
Catherine
Fred Freyberg
Goshen
Catholic Ladies Bazaar Opens with Crowd and Flag Vote Contest
The Catholic Ladies Bazar opened in Egales hall for a three day run with a crowded opening night. A crowd enjoyed country stores refreshment booths and dances after 9 pm. The flag voting contest pits Taft and Sherman against Bryan and Kern with one cent per vote, about 2000 votes for each side by opening night. Republican and Democratic speakers urged support while the hall features colorful booths, dancing and various entertainments, with closing votes to come Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egales
Taft and Sherman Club
Bryan and Kern Club
W. F. Stanton
A. R. Gildea
Father Jansen
William Shea
W. B. Hile
Republican Club
England
Abraham Lincoln
Union
McKinley
Roosevelt
Philippines
Taft
Benj. Deahl
Goshen
Mr. Hile
Lincoln
Grant
Bryan
Washington
Deahl
Fred Poole
Elks Lodge Season 1908 1909 Entertainment Schedule
The Elks entertainment committee released a season program listing Smoker election night card parties dances memorial and benefit events with dates from November to May and featuring Ellis' orchestra Prof Nast Raymond Robins J Adam Bede and a billiard tournament. The committee includes Dances Ollie Sweitzer Jr Elmer Helfrich Joseph Shively C EB Kirkwood and Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menges
W. Patterson
Carlton
George Briggs
D. J .Ford
Thos. Keene
Arthur Darling
Edward Campbell, Jr
John Klopp
Fred Palmer
A. O. Berry
Joseph Shively
Ed Willetts
Iva Church
The
Elks’ Lodge
Ellis’ Orchestra
Rufus Everson King
College
Raymond Robins
Prof. Nast
J. Adam Bede
Elks and Ladies
Fololws
Ollie Sweitzer, Jr
Elmer Helfrich
C. EB
Kirkwood
Edward
Arts and Crafts in High School Classes Begin
South Bend High School will open three arts and crafts classes next week with Miss Jackson leading metal work and Miss Phol guiding leather classes. The school board aims to hire an extra teacher for mechanical drawing wood turning and bench work as classes expand across manual training. Commercial department classes are large this year and work on forging foundry and domestic science rooms progresses rapidly. the domestic science department, led by Miss Hillier, will not open until spring as she is currently in Europe gaining knowledge before start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend High School
Miss Jackson
Phol
Elkhart South Bend Face High School Football Showdown
Elkhart and South Bend high school teams meet at Elkhart Driving Park for a promising gridiron clash. Elkhart seeks a two season high school unbeaten run and state title pace after hard practice since last Saturday. South Bend arrives stronger, having defeated several fast teams this season. Jim Brown, owned by Goshen’s George Evans, won three straight heats in a Goshen fairground race. Robert WIll, Famous Dillard, and Lucile Blast also raced here. Elkhart basketball, under manager E V Monschein, seeks strong schedules locally or beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
South Bend
Goshen
Eulkhart
Van Houten duo shelter at city police station
John and Jennie Van Houten arrived in the city in destitute condition and found shelter at the police station. A Bucklen moving pictures show drew a large crowd, praised for technical quality and realism. The Catholic Lady Foresters plan a penny supper at Eagle Hall on Saturday, Oct. 17, with a Bristol dance also set for Oct. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jennie van Houten
Lyman Howe
Bucklen
Howe
Lady Foresters
Eagle Hall
Bristol
Personal mentions from Wabash and surrounding areas
Mrs. Q R Pindell is visiting in Wabash. Dr O W Hatch of Cassopolis is in the city. Mrs C H Bailey of Gary visits her mother Mrs A F Dennett. Miss Maude VanPatten returns from Cleveland after three weeks. Miss Maude Renn returns from six weeks in Pennsylvania. A son born to Mr and Mrs Londo Mowery of 709 Garfield Ave on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Allen Rupple of south of Syracuse are visiting in the city. Mr and Mrs G G Brenner of Jeffersonville guest of his parents. Miss Grace McMillan returns from five weeks in Colorado with Miss Mary Ziesel of Chicago. A son born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell of Adrian on Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Mitchell formerly lived here. she was Miss Alta Heininger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan " Boomershine
Millersburg
Benton
California
Btnton
Catherine Rhoades
Nappanee
John Rhoades
Mr. Rhoades
U. B. Church
Fort Wayne
O. W. Hatch
Cassopolis
C. H. Bailey
Gary
A. F. Dennett
Londo Mowery
Garfield Avenue
Allen Rupple
Syracuse
Ind
G. G. Brenner
Jeffersonville
Mr. Brenner
S. H. Brenner
Grace McMillan
Colorado
Mary Ziesel
Chicago
Arthur Mitchell
Adrian
Mrs. Mitchell
Alta Heininger
Sick list and political note in Cleveland township
A local health brief reports Mrs Wasper Lipshitz improving and expects recovery while George Smith of Cleveland township suffers pleurisy. Mrs Boltenhouse shows improvement after paralysis. Miss Beatrice Sanford awaiting follow up after appendectomy. Florence Eyster and several in the central school area are measles cases. Mrs Josephine Wolgamood remains dangerously ill with paralysis, her daughter Arlene Arnold recently died, and Mrs Arnold of Cass County Michigan is unconscious and critical. Debs, campaigning socialist candidate, disappoints about 1,000 in Bethlehem Pennsylvania due to inability to speak. Also neighborhood ad for a lot in Nillow Bay Addition near St Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Township
I. W. Short
Boltenhouse
S. Hearley
Beatrice Sanford
C. A. Sanford
Clark Hospital
Florence
Charles Eyster
Lof
Josephine Wolgamood
Barlow
L. L. LeRue
North Sixth Street
Wolgamood
eRue
William Arnold
Cass County
Mich
Arlene Arnold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Savings Department
First State Bank
St. Joseph Valley
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S
Hazelton
Elkhart Review
County News
John F. Moses
Rushville
Mary
Ernest Jackson Glessner
Fort Collins
Colo
Harry Wisen
East Jackson Street
Ladies’ Guild of
St. John’s Church
Mortuary Record
S. G. Farr
John Co. Lentz
Mishawaka
Margaret Turman
E. J. Mentzer
Kilbourn Street
L. A .Beeks
Methodist Church
Waynegboro, Pa
Elks’ Entertainment
News OF Sports
Police and Criminal News
Q. R. Pindell
Wabash
Eugene V. Debs
Bethlehem
Illow Bay Addition
Franklin Street
St. Joe
Schafer & Son
Keene Bros
Elks Temple
SHAFER @ SCHULT
Will
South Main St
Likhart, Indiana
Blessing’s
Colt
Russia Eatlier
Russia
F. A. Blessing
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