Local church and club meetings scheduled this week
Regular meeting of the Ladies Catholic Foresters tonight and a special trumpet notes rehearsal. Ladies Auxiliary of Clark hospital meets tomorrow at 3 PM. S J Club at Mrs Gorsuch 505 Monroe Friday. Trinity M E choir practice tomorrow night. L S I C club at Mrs Wilson 705 Maple Row Friday. First Baptist weekly prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 PM. Loyal Club with Miss Helen Shaw Friday evening 513 Aspenwold Ave. Company drill and business meeting tomorrow night. W H M S of Trinity M E B church Friday 2 30 PM. A B Sunday School North East Elkhart annual picnic on the Island next Wednesday.
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First Baptist Church
Social events and a Tudor wedding in Elkhart society
Mrs. H A Metzger hosted intimate friends for dinner on Vistula Street. Miss Lucile Morgan gave a march malow party for Miss Gretchen Jessup of Indianapolis and Miss Alice Bredt of Wabash near the St Joe river. A launch trip to Hen Island dam preceded a bounty supper with relatives. Miss Ona R Deuel married John Arter at 8 pm at Mrs O N Probat’s home. Rev W W Denham officiated. The bride wore white French lawn and sweet peas. the couple will honeymoon in Mishawaka and Chicago before setting up home at Prairie and Division streets. Guests included Hazel Ames Columbus Ohio, Fred Lippincott Chicago, Michael Arter Mishawaka, Wilbur Probst Union Mich. Presents were many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Morgan
St. Joe River
Gretchen Jessup
Indianapolis
Alice Bredt
Wabash
Ona R. Deuel
John Arter
West Frank
Jin. Street
W. W. Denham
The
Christian Church
Sykes
Lake Shore
Michael Arter
Mishawaka
Arter
Chicago
Elkhart
Prairie
Division Streets
Hazel Ames
Columbus
Ohio
Fred. Lippincott
Wilbur Probst
Union, Mich
Turner attends picnic at Berrien Springs event
Local notes report Turner at a picnic in Berrien Springs and list arrivals departures and health updates for residents. People mentioned include Mrs Jenni Cutter returning to Peru, William Spencer recovering from paralysis and asthma, L A Harrison heading to Knoxville Tenn, Mrs Luelay Monger improving after surgery, George Godfrey moving homes, and others visiting hospitals, lakes, or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Berrien Springs
Jenni Cutter
Peru
Korns
William Spencer
L.A
Harrison
Helen
George Bradley
Centerville
Mich
Emory Monger
Clark Hospital
George Danforth
Hagle Lake
Chapman Farm
Anna Yoder
Margaret Machan
Elkhart
Niagara Falls
J. B.beggerhart
Mrsip Tick. Parl
Punxsutawney
I. D. Carter
Denver
Edward Giddings
Fasten
Claypool
Hattie Spence
J. F. Taylor
Chicago
Turner’s Hospital
The
Truth
Knoxville
Tenn
Journal-Tribune
Kenneth F. Winegardner
Third Infantry
South Bend
Accidents at Lake Shore: workers injured in boiler shop and on trains
Fred Stoeckle of the Lake Shore boiler shop had his eyes filled with emery and steel yesterday. Charles Meyers, a Lake Shore carpenter, had his little finger caught and mashed this forenoon. Brakeman M. P. Clendenen fell into a tank and sprained his left ankle on his train near Millers. Fireman W. C Figel was scalded on the back of his neck by steam from a locomotive lubrication port yesterday. Sectionman Love was lightly injured when a crow bar struck his side this morning. he was taken to his parents’ home for care and should return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stoeckle
Theake Shore
Charles Meyers
Lake Shore
M. P. Clendenen
Millers
W. C “Figel
Love
Northern Indiana Co. Tackles Major Railroad Extension
Northern Indiana Railway is busily completing a large task to extend the road to LaPorte. When finished Goshen Elkhart Mishawaka South Bend Niles Berrien Springs St Joseph LaPorte and Michigan City will be connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Northern
Indiana. Railway
Endestaken
LaPorte
Goshen
Elkhart
Incident Near Lake Shore Involving Engineer and Fireman
A Lake Shore area incident involves a known engineer and a fireman after a fight in a confined space. The event details are incomplete with several names and roles unclear in the fragment.
Elkhart Residents Seen In Neighboring Towns
Mrs H Goetzman of Elkhart, guest of Mrs Thomas Nye, returned home Monday. Claude Wine, brother of Elkhart, greeted friends in Warsaw last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Union
H. Goetzman
Elkhart
Thomas Nye
Albion Democrat
Claude Wine
Minor city notes on medical aid relocations and postal sales
This morning Mrs A H Swartz of 135 St Joe street injured a knee and received medical care from a physician at Dr Hanihagi office in Odd Fellows block. Dr H Q Stauft moved offices to Second street brick building formerly Washburne sanitarium. Elkhart post office July stamp sales totaled 4390.86 dollars up slightly from last year. July remains the dullest month for postal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H.‘Swartz
St. Joe Street
H. QO
Stauftt
Monger
Washburne’ Sanitarium
Elkhart
Swine Valley Survey Completes Line II
A survey entry notes that line II in the Sunt Swine Valley project has been completed. The record lists the survey phase as finished with no further details on next steps or deadlines.
Goshen Presses to Drop New Paris Leesburg From League
The Goshen Grays demand New Paris and Leesburg be dropped from the Winona Interurban league. They claim neither town has proper grounds and that their inclusion hurts business. A decision is awaited in a few days as talks proceed with Winona officials.
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Elkhart
Sta
Goshen
Péing
Democrat
Goshen Grays
New Paris
Haines
Winona
Paris
Léesburg
Krumpetz Giants
Cuppy’s Colts
Baseball pickups spark one of baseball's best trades
Burke and Tebeau pulled off a landmark deal by exchanging McBride and Egan for Phyle. Phyle is a top A A second baseman, while Nig Perrine shifts to second and McBride handles short. Egan was a premier pitcher with the Colonels two years ago, making the trade highly creditable for Tebeau and Jimmy. LaPorte-Argus-Bulletin notes Wikwart Giants visit Pine Tek park Sunday, after they have built consistent play.
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Burke
Tebeau
McBride
Egan
Phyle
A. A
Nig Perrine
The
Colonels
Jimmy
LaPorte - Argus-Bulletin
Smith
Wikwart Giants
Pine Teke
Giants
Ramblers Duel Near Midlebury Amid Jubilee Forecast
The Ramblers will play as Midlebury hosts Jubilee on Friday night. Officials expect a large turnout for the Middlebury event with the annual Jubilee celebration drawing fans and residents to the arena.
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the Ramblers
Midlebury
Amarrow
Nternihan
Jubilee
Middlebury
Coashen Independents Face Ramblers Sunday Matinee
Coashen Independents meet the Ramblers on Sunday afternoon at Northeast Elihart dia mond in a key regional matchup.
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Coashen Independents
The
Ramblers
Elihart Diamond
Herrmann Denies Chase on Reisling and Other Outsiders
President Herrmann denies pursuing pitcher Doc Reisling or any outlaw player. A Krumpers Giants special meeting is scheduled at their club roost Friday evening. Browne bats .206 while Berger has three hits in two games this season. Livingston has four triples and one double. Mertes, formerly of the Giants, stole twenty bases. Chance leads the league in runs with Waener second. Waddell tops the leagues with six shutouts. Lundgren and Weimer each own seven straight wins. New York shows the lowest extra base hit average. Dorner and Windaman of Boston each lost five straight. Cleveland leads in hits and doubles. Matty McIntyre and doubles equal triples. Mike Dontin has forty-six pror to his injury. Dr White of Chicago has two one hit games to his credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorner and Windaman
Boston
Cleveland
Matty McIntyre
Mike Dontin
Dr. White
Chicago
Lineup notes hint at Colts Giants game plan
The report mentions Wagner likely to line up for the Colts and Rowley set for stunts for the Giants. Plans to start Dodge at Springbrook Sunday were delayed by missed calls. Mishawaka’s Sunday lineup showed grit amid obstacles, Stribby’s late dive and a baserunner caught napping after advancing to second.
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Ping ‘Wagner
Colts
Rowley
Giants
Mishawaka
Lake Shore and Other Railroads Update
Four sold 33 tickets for a Winona excursion this morning. Master Mechanic O M Foster of the Elkhart shops is expected to arrive today. Louis Schuler became messenger at the storehouse, Rufus Moore takes his place. Resolutions honoring A J Smith of Lake Shore were adopted in Chicago. Ed Wold, a Lake Shore brakeman, returned home in Chicago after Y M C A illness scare.
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Henry
Winona
O. M. Foster
Elkhart
City
Louis Schuler
Rufus Moore
A. J. Smith
Lake Shore
Central Passenger Association
Chicago
Conductors and Engineers Urged to Report Bad Roadbed Spots
Lake Shore officials request conductors and engineers to report locations with poor roadbed. Management aims to have the smoothest track possible across the line.
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Leport
Man Admits Robbery to Flee Chicago Jail
James Wilson, claiming Lincoln Nebraska as home, admits involvement in a robbery and says he will take his chances elsewhere to escape Chicago jail. He expresses a desire to get out and evade detention.
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Chicago
James Wilson
Lincoln
Confession Told by Fort Wayne Post Office Inspector Burr
Burr reports a confession by Wilson admitting the July 14 post office robbery at Kouts. Wilson is bound over to the federal grand jury in Indianapolis on a $3,000 bond and the Fort Wayne inspector seeks transfer to the Indianapolis jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr
Fort Wayne
Kouts
Wilson
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Excursionists Leave for Niagara Falls from Elkhart
Twenty five excursionists boarded a Big Four train in Elkhart for a Niagara Falls trip. The train carried 95 passengers before reaching Elkhart. Travelers included Miss Myrtle Leininger and her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Williams. Mr and Mrs B A Herrold of 103 Starr Avenue also left on an early Niagara Falls excursion.
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Elkhart
Niagara Falls
Big Four
Myrtle, Leininger
Williams
B. A. Herrold
Starr. Avenue
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Palmer House
Bry
Palmer House Boquet
Horton & Thomas
Opera House
Ladies’ Catholic’ Foresters
Ladies Auxiliary
Trinity
M. E
Helen Shaw
Aspenwold Avenue
Company
Trinity M. EB. Church
A. B. Sunday School
Northeast Elkhart
H. A. Metzger
Vistula Street
Hisenbeiss
E. J. Miller
Ira Zigler
Edward Zigler
W. J. Schult
John Keifer
Hen Island Dam
Northern Indiana Co
Azwell
Lake’ Shore
Ik Grull
Hanihags
Odd Fellows Block
Main’ Street
Herrmann
Doc Reisling
Krumpers Giants
Roous
Dodge
Springbrook
Shafer & Schulz
Run
Sarly
Laweep
Shafer & Schult
Main Street
Lake Shore and Other Railroads
Ed Wold
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