Meeting of Trinity church society postponed
The church society meeting has been postponed from Friday afternoon to one week later due to the chautauqua.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
5
Goshen Picnic Draws Progressive Brethren Youth
Misses Maud Miller Madge Rum mel Irmy Purland Myrtle Rummel head a Goshen group of over seventy five members and friends of the Progressive Brethren Sunday school on a basket picnic at Island park. D K Mann hosted several young people with musical entertainment at 4533 North Main Street Sunday night. Ice cream and cake were enjoyed by all. Henrietta Leicester hosted in honor of Misses Ethel Barker and Edith Bodine of South Bend last evening. They roasted marshmallows played games and music for about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Miller
Madge
Rummel
Irmy Purland
Myrtle Rummel
Goshen
Island Park
Brethren
D. K. Mann
North Main Street
Henrietta Leicester
Ethel Barker
Edith Bodine
South Bend
Luncheon Invitation Recalled Due to Governor Hanly Arrival
An invitation for a Wednesday noon luncheon by Senator and Mrs. A. R. Beardsley in honor of Governor and Mrs. J. Frank Hanly was recalled when the governor did not arrive until the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Beardsley
Miss Madge MacDonough Engaged to Lumberman T B Merchant
Miss Madge MacDonough formerly of Ziesel Bros. clerical staff will announce her engagement to T B Merchant a well known lumberman of Petoskey Michigan. She returned from a two months visit in Petoskey yesterday and is visiting her aunt Mrs Dr Lockwood on South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge MacDonough
Ziesel Bros
T. B. Merchant
Petoskey, Mich
Miss MacDonough
Petoskey
Dr. Lockwood
South ‘Second Street
Barnard and Osgood Host Winona Lake Tea Party
Mr and Mrs Thomas Barnard and Mrs Ida Osgood near Warsaw entertained Ethart young ladies at their country home. Guests arrived by hay rack, played croquet, enjoyed dinner served by Mrs Barnard and Mrs Messner, and visited Winona Lake in the afternoon before departing at 7:15 pm. Mrs Osgood and her son Mahlon plan a summer at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barnard
Ida Osgood
Warsaw
Bell
Vacation and visit notices amid local social round
A series of social notices lists Ray Helfrich leaving today for Fort Wayne for two weeks and several residents planning trips or visits. Miss Pearl Loudenslager enjoys an outing at Christina Lake while I. Re Ports and family head to Christina Lake for three weeks. Others travel to Lake Winona and Wawasee Lake for extended stays, with visits to Kalamazoo Denver Colorado Springs Chicago Bristol Eagle Lake and personal engagements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Helfrich
Ft. Wayne
Pearl Loudenslager
Christiana Lake
Carrie
Lydia Myers
Lake Winona
A. J. "Keyser
New York
Boston
Eunice Godfrey
Kalamazoo
Christiana ‘Lake
Edna Shea
Elen Niver
Clarence Fisher
Chicago
Thomas Keene
John Albers
Bristol
Chautauana
Frank Johnson
Eagle Lake
Weather Data Digest Missing Key Details
Incomplete weather report fragment cites high temperatures 2:81 and low 58 with wind and rainfall data unclear. Mentions miles and hours but lacks location date and reliable values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathes
Tors
Bae
Notable East Trip Trips and Local Visitors Return
Mr and Mrs A Forgey return from an eastern trip visiting Philadelphia New York Atlantic City Jamestown and Niagara Falls. Miss Ruby Payton visits Warsaw before returning to Danville Indiana. Charles Dixon comes back from Indianapolis after buying a new White Steamer arriving Saturday. Mr and Mrs J F Geyer return after a fifteen day East trip including Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore and Washington. They visited Mr Geyer’s old home and birthplace after eighteen years, toured Cumberland Valley Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains, climbed to an observatory site, and toured Gettysburg Horse and Bear valleys with trout streams, returning with souvenirs.
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Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
Ruby Payton
Laura Moore
West High Street
Warsaw
Danville
Ind
Charles
Dixon
Indianapolis
J. F. Geyer
Baltimore
Washington
Mr. Geyer
Cumberland Valley
Blue Range
Allegheny ‘Mountains
Parnell
Gettysburg
Horse
Bear Valleys
Menges Moves Office to New Lexington Avenue Building
Dr. George Menges relocates from 117 West Lexington Avenue to 122 Lexington Avenue in a building he recently purchased. The change is noted among minor city items with other brief notices of local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Menges
Lexington Avenue
Menges
Majesties Seek Action to Secure Team Progress
A fragmented note questions why no effort is being made to advance a team described as a strong base of players. It urges Messrs. Joseph and Mott to get busy and secure timely results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Joseph
Mott
Bartenders Union Strength in Spokane Northwest
Fraternal notes Shirley received clippings showing Spokane Local 485 of the Bartenders International League of America as a strong union with $5541.21 on deposit, 198 union houses, 20 nonmembers, and a $25 weekly wage with seven day work weeks. funds spent on funerals and sick benefits are detailed with 12 deaths since May 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Shirley
Neil Pontius
Stbokane
Wash
Northwest
Bartenders
Spokane
Bartenders’ International League of America
Henry N. Oerter
Bartenders’ League
Riverside Avenue
International Organization
Tuiion
Bach
Sounds from a hall scene as minds drift and fear grows
In a fragmented exchange the speaker muses on explosion, sound, and time while a character probes another about drinking. A line about the velocity of sound and projections hints at a tense, surreal moment as a judge addresses the interrupted dialogue.
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Alfred
Soft Shell Eggs and Lime Deficiency Debate
Report discusses soft shelled eggs in hens linked to nervous shock rather than lime deficiency. Experiments at a Kansas experiment station show normal lime levels remain in the diet, with shells thinning only slightly when lime is restricted and laying tied to lime amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Not Perfect Yet A Self Check On Love And Marriage
The passage urges a practical view of love and marriage not relying on romance alone. It warns that true compatibility requires confidence in the partner’s character and mutual commitment beyond sentimental highs.
Star Brooklyn twirler Henry Pastorius shines on mound
Henry Pastorius of Brooklyn has delivered strong work this season, most recently holding the Cincinnati Reds to one run on a solid pitching performance. Fellow pitcher Three Finger Brown shares the season record for beating the Giants twice, underscoring Pastorius as a key arm in Brooklyn's rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pastorius
Brooklyn
Henry Pasforiae
Cincinnati
Giants
Pastorius
McGraw
Wisdom's Whispers On Married Life And Affection
A fragmentary meditation on gender roles in affection and marriage. It contrasts a woman's restraint with a man's dour view of married life and suggests patience amid daily trials. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward love, fidelity, and social expectations.
Yankee Manager Grumbles Over Practical Jokes
Clarke Griffith the Yankees manager is perturbed as Chase teases him about jokes backstage. The episode unfolds before a game against Hal Chase and the team heads to the field where Al Orth is at bat and discovers his stockings were worn inside out.
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Hardy
Har Chase
Clarke’ Griffith
Yankees
New Yorks
Time Clarke
Chase
Griff
Will
Amy
Meyer
Grimith
Hal
Orth
Ae tree ca th tec ers oe
No coherent events or entities readable. Fragmentary words suggest technology or science terms but fail to identify people places dates or organizations. Summarization unavailable due to insufficient readable content.
Barefoot to Boots: Shoes Move From Necessity to Fashion
The piece notes a shift from barefoot days to widespread shoe wear in the United States. It contrasts past rural barefoot practice with the modern norm of wearing footwear except on special occasions or in good weather, citing a large population still transitioning to fashion-conscious footwear.
Fragmented OCR Summary Incomplete Reader Snippet
Incomplete readable text from an OCR source presents garbled phrases and stray letters. No discernible names dates places or events are extractable for a coherent newspaper item. The fragment offers no verifiable facts to summarize into a proper card.
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