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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1910

Page

7

Church and Club Announcements in Local Notices

The regular meeting of the Catholic Ladies Foresters is set for this evening at St. Celok. Grace Lutheran Mission Society holds a meeting Sunday at the church with program and prayer. Sunday School plans a meet this week. The Atlas Guild of Sy Focus shares a session and prayer. The Royal Neighbors of America holds a regular meeting. all members are requested to attend.

Catholi Lady Foresters Tia Celok America

Miles Weather Report Confusing High 50 Low O O Wind 24

Weather note from Miles lists a high of 50 and a low of unknown due to unreadable characters. Wind at 24 miles per hour is reported.

Society Dance Recap and Local Notices Highlight Social Week

A society page describes a Wednesday night dance at a local club with attendees in jewelry and gowns. It notes Thirty six women at Mes. WW. C. hosted events on Deardsley Lane and Cape fometis, with decorations in pink and white and several couples mentioned by name.

Deardsley Ayertie Goobis Street Chetana

Club meetings muddled notes from unrelated names

Fragmentary OCR text describes a club meeting with scattered names and vague references to events. The piece lists people and locations in a jumbled way without clear outcomes or dates.

Local residents and visitors noted in daily society items

Personal news items list arrivals departures and travels. Miss Pony Perrin comes to stay for a few days. Mr. Sawyer returns from a business trip. Chas. Dobeckeol of Cassopolis is cited. Mrs. Gertrude Caonisks and Mrs. Myrtie Cobble of Gostteit are mentioned. Mrs. Oberhatser’s sister Mrs. Wollsnant dies among others visiting Goshen and Nappanee.

Siyve Metingh Gqoshea Tartay Pony Perrin GR. Sawyer Dicharaepalis Todas Chas Dobeckeol Cassopolis Atieh Peltther Scosteradsiy Vtlaeel Payvier Dedsirk Wood Mane Peer Oof Biil Chiease Tanay Gertrude Caonisks Myrtie Cobble Gostteit Spel Dedhinivre Oterhauser Pletvait Mieh Mes. Oberhatser Mac Mehire Ats Ral Warris Goshen Ades Tedsgvard Boeky Coeorge Jobo Warren Dill Grace Wolf Datghter Orvile Wollsnant Willcent Archer Mildred Gladyves Donald Jeri Nappanee Josephine Brodrick Dkaleimazoo Abiss Hleanor Amihai Howse Parr Abro Ro Boole Sid Son Brourtes California Oregon Washhester Sibey Rave Peen

Queen Esther Circle Social and Brotherhood Banquet Planned

The Queen Esther Circle met at Miss Jennie Shafer's home for a regular business meeting followed by social hour and refreshments. The Brotherhood banquet at First Christian Church will begin at 7 o clock with vocal selections by Dan Kreuger and two quartets. National Brotherhood field secretary Mr. B. K. Sneldenberger will speak.

Queen Esther Jennie Shafer Brotherhood First Christian Caureh Tey S&s. G. Finecuer Wi Dan Kreuger New Brotherhood The National Brotherhood K. Sneldenberger

Bicycle repairs by G. G. Southworth at 507 South Main

Notige reports G. G. Southworth again operates a bicycle shop at 507 South Main Street. Readers are advised to call for repair services.

Notige. G. SS. Southworth South Main Street

Dance at Andrson Hall Thurdays Tonight

Readable fragment notes a weekly dance at Andrson Hall held on Thursday evenings. Attendance details or exact start times not provided.

Andrson Hall

Pred M deby Seeks Captain Rank After Board Findings

Pred M deby former first lieutenant of Company 1 met with the mining board at South Bend on Saturday night seeking a commission as captain. Bolpaghk Bressler faces a South Bend board this evening for promotion to first. Jennieff Lucey files a superior court petition asking 30 dollars monthly for herself and two children from Joseph Wo Luckey. The two separated about two years ago. Lucey claims she cannot support her children while Luckey has substantial funds in Citizen's bank Gi Liasgerier.

Pred M. Deby Company 1 South Bend Bolpaghk Bressler Woo Abedkgee Jennieff Lucey Superior Court Clerk's Fromoseph Wo Luckey Luckey Dyer Gi Liasgerier

Hubbard injury and new street cleaning trucks report

Fragmentary text describes Devon flabbard and a finger injury requiring medical care, a daughter of Ullere involved, and Hubbard bow struck by explosive particles. It also notes three new dump wagons for the street cleaning department received by Commissioner Withcties, assembled and in use.

Devon Uehto Streepns

Frost causes scarce fruit in Indiana Michigan

Samuel Cornelius of Mishawaka road reports his orchard badly damaged by last night frost. Farmers note early spring and predict a fruit shortage this summer across northern Indiana and southern Michigan. Jowel Smith of Dunlaps confirms frost harmed fruit trees and warns another frost could ruin crops.

Indiana Michigan Samuel Cornelius Mishawaka Road Jowel Smith Dunlaps

Fever quarantine raised at Chester home

The searer fever quarantine was raised at the Chester residence located at 2200 Marion Street this morning.

Chester Marion Street

Electric Antiquity Claim Sparks Moses Era Electricity Debate

Munich engineer Studensmann argues Jews in Moses time possessed advanced electricity knowledge. He cites bronze serpent as lightning conductor and metal grounding in Jerusalem temple. He also ties Ark design to a Leyden jar like shock device, claiming Egyptian source of this tech. He cites lack of temple smoke as supposed proof.

Munich Studensmann Jerusalem Stadenmaann Moses

Many Lives Saved by S C 8 Dispatch

Wireless distress calls from the burning steamer Cairhona near the English Channel led to swift rescue. About nine hundred passengers were transferred to the Kanawha and other vessels after Tre wire broke, marking a significant wireless telegraphy success.

S. C Dispatch London Cairhona Portland Kanawha

Disturbance at Meriter Home Ends with Arrest

Police called to William Meriter residence on Pfarrison Street after a reported serious disturbance. Officers found Atchinson and Serreari Roth in the home. Atchinson denied causing trouble and was later arrested elsewhere for intoxication. A woman, identified as Parakes Seolev, was taken to the station after being unable to provide her name.

Williamr Meriter Pfarrison Eee Roth Shames Atchinson Atchinson Serreari Roth Pialtant

Deaths of Infant Darate Kaniszier at six weeks

Death notice for infant Darate Kaniszier, son of Mr and Mrs Kaniszier, died at Harrison Street. Funeral service at the residence tomorrow morning at Welack Obmerrow gaiterhoan.

Harry Vua Vern Kaniszier Iifant Mro Mars Darate Kaniszier Pis

Mason and Dixon Line Defined as Boundary of Pa and Md

The Mason and Dixon line marks the Pennsylvania Maryland boundary, surveyed by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon from 1763 to 1767. It runs 258 miles west from the Delaware River with five mile stones bearing Maryland and Pennsylvania arms.

Mason and Dixon Pennsylvania Charles Mason Jeremiah Dixon Dela Ware River Maryland Congress Missouri John Randowh Randolph

Indiana Conference Opens in Wabash with One Hundred Ministers

The fifty-eighth annual Indiana Conference of the Evangelical Association opens in Wabash at First Evangelical Church. Bishop S McDowell spoke after ministers arrived, with discussions on preacher aid accounts and committee reviews. Bluffton’s program begins at evening, while Elkhart, Huntington and Kokomo vie to host next year.

Preacher Aid Society Elkhart Rlkhart Huntington Kokomo Reve Walters Ilkhart S McDowell Bluffton Wabash Neh Indiana Conference of the Evangelical Association First Evangelical Chuarch

Memory training boosts value of a retentive memory

The article argues men undervalue memory as an asset in family life and career. It promotes daily practice of memorizing a few lines to strengthen memory, claiming no faculty can be trained as effectively as memory.

The Teachings of Nature on Early Education

The author argues against late schooling and urges opening education at age ten to allow proper development. He likens a child to a healthy plant needing time to bear fruit and warns against nurturing diseased, unhealthy foundations. Luther Burk sinks in Nautilus.

America Luther Burf

Granddaughter Comforts Aging Grandmother in Silent Moment

An infant asks Granma if she will die and be buried nearby, words that move the elderly woman to clasp the child and weep. The tender scene ends with the child requesting a small spy—dime—highlighting poignant family bonds.

Gramma

Horses Became Extinct in Glaciated North America

Dr. O P B Thay argues horses went extinct in North America mid glacial epoch. He notes authentic fossil finds east of the Great Plains cluster along Atlantic Gulf coasts and from New Jersey to South Dakota near drift boundaries. The earliest fossil horse discovery occurred near the Neversink highlands.

O. PB. Thay North America United States Ereat Plains Atlantic Gulf New Jersey South Dakota Neversink Highlands

Optimist and Pessimist Share a Witty Life Lesson

The Optimist tells the Pessimist that life has a bright side if looked for. The Pessimist laments a lack of happiness, and the Optimist answers by urging him to polish the dark side. The exchange highlights a humorous take on attitude and resilience.

Indiana Republicans platform and reforms outlined

The document highlights Republican priorities in Indiana including county aid and a strong highway commission, civil and criminal code revisions for speedier justice, and expanded labor protections. It lauds Taft's presidency and endorses progressive reforms, noting public finance safeguards and state supervision of banks.

Highway Commission Labor Commission

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