Regular church and club meetings announced in city notices
The column lists upcoming meetings for Catholic Ladies foresters Naomi Lodge and Loyal Club hostesses, with dates at 1:30 and Friday evening. It also notes Franken Ballwit fete attendees, Concord and Oso Jo Democrats meeting in Truth hall, Atherton club urgent attendance, and August schedule changes for Congr Grational, Second U B, First Presbyterian, and Woman's Missionary Society. A wedding listed: Miss Barbara L Whitt and Arthur Graam married last evening at First Evangelical church with Rev Bretsh officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara L. Whitt
F. Samuel Wittig
Soiuith
Praitia Sileat
Arthur
Graam
Thies Hardware
Delot
Bretsh
Nei Misiéraham
Vitsini Avenue
South Side
January high school 1590S graduates plan park picnic
Society notes report the January high school class of 1590S to hold a park picnic at Skinner Park tonight with Louis Curran set to entertain a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Curran
Milwaukee area hostess entertains Miles Medical staff at farm home
Mes Ida O270cd hosted a group of her Lady friends and Miles Medical employees at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bernard near Warsaw. Guests were welcomed at the depot and escorted to the farm home for a carted dinner and luncheon. They enjoyed amusements and returned home around six after many snapsheats were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Quiet wedding of A Barger and M Flavens at sister’s home
Miss Mag reports the marriage of A Barger and M Flavens took place quietly at the bride’s sister Mrs M B D McIntyre’s home at 212 West Lexington Avenue last evening. Rev F T Simpson officiated and the couple will reside on the Zioom’s farm three miles east of the city on the Bristol road.
Stranger’s Fatal Train Accident Leaves No Kin Identified
Coroner Deavey reported no relatives found for John Hagen, the man killed near Main Street crossing of Lake Shore after being thrown from a freight train. Milwaukee express office had no packages or clues to his identity, with clothing supplying no identifying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake iShore
John Hagen
Clark Hospital
Deavey
Milwaukee
Wis
Public works hearing on Nadel avenue sewer project
A hearing was held before the board of public works on the Nadel avenue sewer project. Four or five property owners appeared and protested the construction, one owner expressed support, and the board took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Nadel Avenue
Elkhart Officials Praising Chicago Asphalt Discussion
A committee of Elkhart officials and citizens led by Fred Poole inspected Chicago streets and pronounced the asphalt macadam material the best yet. The group also included E A Arnold William Frank and J T Keene and visited a local work site amid a concert by Luberati's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elkhart
Fred Poole
E. A.arnold
William Frank
J. T. Keene
deAfter. Ciheir
Luberati
Traffic ordinance targets street safety amid speeding cars
Reports from multiple areas indicate drivers ignore limits near intersections. Cars reach up to thirty miles per hour, speeding through crossroads and endangering pedestrians and other road users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffraty
Ralwis
Edi Pdlny
Dhe
Marys
Local residents and visitors bid in town yesterday
D. Studebaker of Fort Wayne arrived here yesterday. Miss Minnie Richter of Eckhart is spending a week at the lakes. Judge Jacob Oberholzer went to Chicago on business. A. Whittmer and J. Gaideman of Goshen were in town last evening. JH. Aldon of Battle Creek was …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Studebaker
Fort Wayne
Minnie .Richter
Eckhart
Lakes
Jacob Oberholzer
Chicago
A. Whittmer
J. Gaideman
O. Goshen
JH. G. Aldon
Battle Creek
Local social notes from South Bend area visitors and residents
The snippet lists numerous personal visits and greetings in South Bend and nearby towns. It records Miss Ned Horton hosting visitors, Mrs. Sadie Grubb planning a new millinery shop, and several families from Richmond, Chicago, Goshen, and LaGrange visiting friends and relatives. Mentions outings, lake trips, and a Michigan convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ‘Bend
Newton Shaffer
Jette
Barry Slingison
South Bend
Shultz
Dad Armstrong
Mich
Ned Horton
Main Street
Mra
Myrtle
Huff
Enid
Aletha
Ligoniet
Maud
David
Underwood Department Store
LaGrange
Sadie Grubb
G. Howard
Richmond
Ind
Elkhart
Mirzaud
Charles “Sisybaugh
San Pedro Street
Rebeccéa
WSK
Ray Vhury
Anna Wallbaugh
Goshen
Myrtle “Watterson
Sor Weltsison
H. Bailey
Gare
Oliver Hassard
Perry Rucker
Alexander Campbell
Edith Patsy
Eagle Lake
Cora Philips
Chicago
William Kolb
Simonton Lake
Burhans
Morng
Duansing
Jennie Messner
Middlebury
Niles
George P. Paine
Louis Dennett
Detroit
Elks Initiate Three Candidates and New Member
Three candidates H Calvert Charles Weippert and F E Sueberth were initiated into the local Elks lodge and became full members. Rufus Moran proprietor of the Twentieth Century lunch car and a Saginaw Michigan resident was initiated for the Saginaw lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Calvert
Charles Weippert
F. E. ‘Sueberth
Lodge of Elks
Deer Family
Rufus Moran
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Elkhart Marriage Licenses Record Brief
Arthur E Graham of Elkhart and Barbara Bax Whittig of Elkhart, both ages 30 and 29 respectively, are listed in the Elkhart licenses registry. Theodore Weinhoft and Emma Ktinkel of Elkhart also appear, ages 7 and Bd, in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E, Graham
Elkhart
Barbara Bax Whittig
Theodore, Weinhoft
Emma ‘Ktinkel
Concert Series Draws Crowds to Bucklen Hotel Balcony
Trumpet notes directed by Henry W. Geiss highlighted an evening concert on the Bucklen hotel's balcony. The popular series, part of the North End merchants’ program, drew dense crowds on Main Street. The new march Bon Bon Buddy by William Cook received warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry “W. Geiss
Bucklen Hotel
Bucklen
William “Cook
Northend
Plunger Gates Seeks Congress in Texas District
In New York on August 3 Maj. o Birmingham of Galveston boosts the candidacy of John W. Gates the Wall Street figure running for Congress from Texas district two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maj. Scagpss O. Birmingham
Galveston
John W. Gates
Wall Street
Congress
Texas
Delicatessen Store Visit Notes and Real Estate Transfer
A brief entry records a visit to the Delicatessen store and mentions a money transfer to a real estate entity identified as Lda. The abstract office reference for Simpson is cited, noting a quotation related to the Delicatessen Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lda
Simpson
Oldfield racing party prepares for Elkhart challenge
E W Moross and the Oldfield team arrive with a 100 horsepower car. The party includes Oldfield’s wife manager and a partner with machinists from Lexington. They plan next stops at Cincinnati after Elkhart with advertising car No 4 carrying Landon and Nadel to Stappanee and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khart
Emade
Oldfield
E.W. Moross
Plymouth
Rochester
Brankiwinh Niduie Agtuip
Kalaihe
House Robbery At Mrs Smiths Corner Residence
Thieves gained entry through a rear window while Mrs Smith was away last night and stole bills totaling eighteen dollars from a pocketbook in a sideboard drawer. A son sleeping in the house did not hear the perpetrators. police were notified this morning.
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Lady Foresters
Naomi Lodge
B. of
Chutreh-Willy
Hugh. Bocks
Elkhart Avenue
le Mia
West Jefferson Street
Franken Ballwit ‘i Fete
Democrats of Concord
Oso Jo Townstips
Organiza
Democratic
Atherton Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second U
Cong? Gr. fFational
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Mann
Emma ‘Dwight
Harrison Street
Queen
Circle Jaes Cvening
Society Notes
Whin Aey
Pring Srapetifions Rehing An
Onder
Mtellonite Publishing 'Co
Ed Controlley
Galvin
Ktinger
Ater
George
Bushong
Lena
Ohio
Logan County
Ghantanaua
Bellefontaine
J. Ti. Calvert
Petrosky
Calvert
Michigan
William Parker
Christiana Lake
A- Parker
D- Roys
Tay ‘Bogast
Ruth
Fred Lambka
Indiana
Aveniue
Paw Paw
Jake
ELKS
Gonderin
Plunger Gates
Saurday
Carp Erent Dagens
Mason Fruit
Gingham
Port Marge
Rand
Ifronig
Tee
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