Local Clubs Schedule Friday Meetings and Visits
The Taurel club meets with Mrs Scott Friday evening. The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets Friday at 2:30 at Mrs Babb's home. The Ladies Aid of Second U. Re church meets Friday at 1:30 at Mrs Reno Benfer's home. Trinity M S church W H M S holds its monthly meeting Friday at 2:30 in the church parlor. Naomi Rebekah Lodge plans a Friday picnic supper and evening meetings including initiation. Congregational church Woman's Missionary society meets Friday at 2:30 with Mrs Chas Stone at 318 West Lexington Ave. A board of public works official who visited recently left for Marshall Michigan to visit a sister before returning east, accompanied by his sister Mrs Case.
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Hé Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Will
Second U. ‘Re Church
Baldwin Street
Reno Benfer
Trinity M. S. Church
Naomi -Rebekah
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Chas. F. Stone
West Lexington Ave
Tary
Board of Public. Works
Marshall
Mich
Frank Case
East
Case
Personal mentions from city social notes
Sfred Edgerton of Warsaw and J. D. McDonald from Indianapolis are listed in the city. Numerous visits, illnesses, and travels are noted, including Miss Mary Collins with South Bend friends, Mrs. Walden ill, Dora Rookstool joining Peoples' Credit Clothing Co., and Walter Mosier planning to relocate to Oregon.
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Sfred Edgerton
Warsaw
J. D. McDonald
Indianapolis
Charles Wilbur
Warren, Ind
Judge Unk
South Bend
CG. D. Goodrich
Chicago
G. C. Berkey
St. Paul
Mary Collins
South Bend Friends
Ed. Johnson
Dayton
Jamestown
Marietta Myers
Goshen
Elkhart Friends
Ema Zorn
Sykes
Dora Rookstool
Peoples’ Credit Clothing Co
M. Rowe
Auburn
Ind
Walter Mosier
Isaac Mosier
Adamsville
Oregon
Charles Fick
Pratt Street
Three Oaks
Mich
Clinton Shafer
W.7. Schult
Shelley
Chester
Berrien Springs
Dr. Palmer
Grand Haven
W. H. Norris
Harrison Street
John Price
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
Oliver Hazzard Perry Rucker
Winifred Wilson
Eli Lee
Vistula Street
van Wert
Mildred Little
Harriet Ordway
Mary Little
Pacific Street
Otto
Greeley
Col
James Brennan
New York
J. “Wilkinson
Miss Theo Eminger Weds Harvey Moyer in New Paris Home
Miss Theo B Eminger daughter of E and E Eminger married Harvey C Moyer son of J H Moyer at 7 30 pm in her parents home. Ceremony conducted by Rev George Baylor in front of 43 guests. Best man Frank Sminger bridesmaid Lillian Armstrong. They will live with the bride's parents and out of town guests included Mrs Jeanie Case Walkerville Ind Rev and Mrs G W Baylor New Paris and Mr Mrs Ed Raby and two children Goshen.
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Theo B. Eminger
Jeanie Case
Walkerville
Ind
G. W. Baylor
New Paris
Ed Raby
Goshen
Progress club elects officers for coming year
At yesterday's closing meeting Mrs Gloyd McMillan presided as Mrs Conrad Ziesel was named president and vice presidents were Mrs Ralph Hain and others. Secretary is Mrs Gloyd McMillan and treasurer Mrs Ed Swayne with committee members Mrs A M Smith Mrs France Finn Mrs Mary Randolph and Mrs William Patterson. The study session was led by Mrs A M Smith and the annual luncheon will be held at Mrs E B Zigler's home in two weeks.
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Progress Club
Gloyd McMillan
Conrad Ziesel
Ralph, Hain
Ed. Swayne
A. M. Smith
France Finn
Mary Randolph
William Patterson
E. B. Zigler
Noah W. Martin and Miss Clara Rader Wed at Home
Noah W. Martin and Miss Clara Rader were united in marriage by Rev EB L Heastand at the groom's home 519 Garfield avenue last evening The bride is a resident of St Joseph County.
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Noah W. Martin
Clara Rader
EB. L. Heastand
Mrs W Cole Hosts Sunday School Group Dinner
Mrs W Cole of 703 West Franklin Street entertained about twenty members of the Sunday school class of the English Lutheran church at her home last night. Refreshments were served and the evening was spent in pleasant sociality.
Ed wardsburg couple hosts sixteen guests
Mr and Mrs Ralph Plank of Ed wardsburg avenue entertained sixteen friends and relatives last evening with a fine musical program followed by light refreshments.
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Ralph Plank
Edwardsburg Avenue
Elks Club Thursday Card Party at the Temple
The Elks plan a Thursday evening card party at the Temple with music by the Inks orchestra and a cornet solo by renowned Cornetist Ernest Contarier.
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Elks Tidge
Inks’ Orchestra
Ernest Contarier
Atherton Club Smoker Features Dusck Orchestra Debut
Twenty members of the Atherton club enjoyed a smoker and fine musical program by the Dusck Orchestra at the club rooms last evening. The Dusck orchestra is a new organization.
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Atherton Club
Dusck_orchestra
Dueck Orchestra
Mrs Mabel Wilson Hosts Happy Bunch Club Night
Mrs Mabel Wilson of Eighth street hosted the Happy Bunch on Wednesday. The club’s name signals that all members enjoyed a good time.
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Mabel Wilson
Eighth Street
Mies Announces Final May Dance at Anderson's Hall
Joseph L. Mies invites guests to a final May 8 shirtwaist party at Anderson's hall as the catering concludes a series of dances.
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Joseph L. Mies
Jfriday
Anderson’s Hall
Berks entertainment committee hosts party at the Temple
The Berks entertainment committee plans a party at the Temple tonight to entertain attendees and showcase local talent. The event aims to provide a social gathering for the community with light refreshments and performances.
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Berks Entertainment Committee
Temple
Pearl Carpenter Weds Adolph Lawson In St Paul Ceremony
Miss Pearl Florence Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Carpenter 418 Middlebury street became the bride of Adolph A Lawson a prominent pharmacist of St Paul Minnesota at eight o’clock last evening The ceremony was performed by Rev Lewis A Beeks pastor of Trinity church A large gathering nearly one hundred guests attended The couple received congratulati ons and a two course luncheon followed They will reside at 1688 Minnehaha Street St Paul after a honeymoon trip to Chicago and then St Paul.
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Pearl Florence Carpenter
D. E. Carpenter
Middlebury Street
Adolph A. Lawson
St. Paul, Minin
Mable | McLaughilin
Me” - Owith
W. B. Hile
Methodist Epidscopeal Church
Lewis A. Beeks
Trinity Church
Blends Magnusen
Mesdames
Ira Straw
Grace Zorn
Ludwig
Notth
Madse Neff
Mable Metanghiin
Wonan Hood
Workers of Trinity M. Eiehureh
Adolph Lawson
Chicago
St. Pat
Mints
Dinne J
Minnehaha Street
St. Paw
Is and A Great Success at Trinity Church Recital
Admiring friends and relatives of Ker Nast pupils filled Trinity Methodist church auditorium Wednesday night for an annual recital. Professor Nast selected the program and each pupil delivered her part with notable artistry. Participants included Marguerite Wilson Vera Van Gilder Katherine Bartlett and others in a well received performance.
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Ker Nast
Trinity M. i
Professor Nast
Studer
Marguerite Wilson
Virma van Gilder
Katherine Bartlett
Tianel Goines
Bessie Doughlas
Bessie Emery
Nellie Benson
Mathilda Turneck
Mirian Wank
Josephine Fraderick
Margaret Dewey
Charity Snook
Helen Punches
Agnes Teal
Mabel Teal
Teddy Geiss
Idwin Kirkwood
Ley Nielson
Trnell Lohrman
Vytes
Battleship Fleet Sails From Santa Barbara to Monterey
American battleship fleet leaves Santa Barbara for Monterey this morning, continuing scheduled deployment.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Monterey
Marriage Licenses Reported In Elkhart
Harvey Moyer age 24 and Theo B Emminger age 21 of Elkhart are listed with a marriage license in this section.
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Harvey Moyer
Wikhart
Theo
B. Emminger
Elkhart
Fraternal Notes on Special Drills and Meeting Dates
Fraternal notes report a special drill by Patriarch Militant Carton No 8 last evening. It was decided to hold extra meetings every Saturday evening until June first in addition to regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The article also mentions the beauty of costumes in Crude Songs of many Nations and describes children seated on elevated, colorful stands illuminated by footlights.
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney Trouble
Public notice touts Foley's Kidney Cure claiming to stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medicine’s reach. advised by dealers.
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Foley
Tea and Coffee Sale for Over 500 Customers
For sale or exchange item offering tea and coffee service to more than 500 customers. Contact for details on quantity, pricing, and availability.
Bicycles, $1 a week at Shaffer's
Do Not Punish Lying. After children lie to you persuade them to tell you the truth. Help them tell it to you then praise and reward honesty. Show them you trust them. A boy claims his mother was severe to avoid punishment.
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Eid
Rowrd
Mortuary Notices From South Bend Adamsville And Snyder County
Frederick Radford aged 47 died Tuesday evening in South Bend of pneumonia. Bosch 77 died Tuesday afternoon in South Bend. Mrs Elizabeth Luck born in Snyder County Pa November 22 1847 died April 26 1908 in Adamsville Mich aged 60 years 5 months and 4 days. She married Charles Luck September 20 1868 and they had son Isaac H who died in a hunting accident. She moved to Adamsville in 1878 and left a husband a foster daughter two brothers and two sisters. She spoke of having nothing to fear and death without a struggle.
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Elizabeth’ Luck
Snyder County
Adamsville
Mich
Charles Luck
Isaac H
Selinsgrove
Pennsylvania
Obituary: John Harris Dies at County Infirmary
John Harris of Elkhart died last night at 6 o clock in the county infirmary at age seventy after a period of illness. He had lived in Elkhart forty years and two months in the infirmary. Details on relatives are scarce and funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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John Harris
Elkhart
Death of Mrs. Mary Super at Bristol
Mrs. Mary Super died at Bristol this morning at 7 45 o clock from a complication of diseases. She was forty one years old. The funeral is set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Episcopal church in Bristol with interment at Bristol cemetery.
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Mary Super
Bristol
Episcopal Church
Dogs Disturb Washington Street Neighbors Prompt Police
Residents on Washington Street reported a disturbance as barking dogs troubled the neighborhood. Police were called and Officer Little was assigned to disperse the canines.
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Washington’ Street
Jail Population and Lodging in Police Station
Three men remained in the city jail this morning marking the smallest number in some time. Last night seventeen travelers were provided lodging in the police station.
Taxpayers Crowding Simpson Abstract Office This Season
Taxpayers crowd the Simpson Abstract office daily to pay taxes. The amount paid so far is about equal to that of the same period last year. The books will be kept open at the abstract office until May 4 inclusive.
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Simpson Abstract Office
South Bend Veterans Plan Uniformed Camp Visit Next Tuesday
T. J. Tearney, commander of the United Spanish War Veterans in South Bend, writes Otto E. Deal that he and several camp members will attend the upcoming meeting next Tuesday evening. The local camp will be uniformed for the occasion and their visit will be in uniform.
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T. J. Tearney
United Spanish War Veterans of
South Bend
Otto E. Deal
Houseworth Bros South Main Store Remodel Plans
The South Main store of Houseworth Bros is being remodeled with a new front. The old front will be removed except iron posts. A single door entrance replaces the old double door. Show windows will be deeper, improving appearance and display facilities.
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Houseworth Bros
Trial plans and exaction bill in Elk Hart case
In superior court little was done today. Tomorrow many cases are expected to be set for trial. In Ira Neff versus Elk Hart Rubber company the defendant filed a bill of exaction of evidence.
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Superior Court
Ira Neff
The
Elkhart Rubber Company
Boys Play Ball Provokes Neighborhood Complaint
Police have received a complaint about several young boys who regularly play ball on a vacant lot at the southeast corner of Garfield Avenue and Seventh Streets, causing annoyance to nearby residents.
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Garfield Avenue
Severth Streets
Ills in Mason Street Family and East City Resident
Ruth daughter of Mrs James Sham berger of Mason street was taken ill with spasms this morning Mrs Cluth an elderly woman living with her son William M Cluth east of the city is seriously ill
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Ruth
James Shamberger
Mason ‘Street
Cluth
William M.cluth
Roosevelt to Make Race is New Fear
The article portrays a rising fear for Roosevelt as an election approaches. It notes internal party squabbles and criticism by leaders in the White House era, stressing the upcoming vote that will shape the presidency and the next House of Representatives.
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Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Rose Maiden praised as finest musical production
The Rose Maiden is hailed as one of the finest musical productions with artistic choruses solos duets and trio. Admission is 25 35 and 50 cents.
Enteen Idlers and Police Station Lockup Report
Fragmentary text notes a police station lockdown or confinement of individuals described as idlers. The wording is garbled, offering no clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
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The
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Postum. Cereal Company, Limited
Michigan
Society -Notes
Pearl
Florence Carpenter
Shaffer's
Mortuary Record
Frederick’ Radford
Mary J
James Q. C. Warden
Bosch
Henry Berger
Mishawaka
Ciem
Studebaker
Cornelia van den Bosch
Merry Widow
Pillsbury
D.hall
South Main St
South Main Street
Eton
Panama
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