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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented social notices list a gathering at 62 Saernian Street on Friday at 2 o clock with the Padres' Auxiliary to attend, and a scheduled Probdletur class with Wo. A. GTD serving. Addresses and names are garbled. attendance urged for members and related dress code mentioned.
The Roose family descendants gathered at Island Park for their sixth reunion. Activities included reports, officer installations, a picnic, speeches by Henry Roose and others, and plans for a future reunion. Attendees came from Croswell Bremen Woakurus and distant areas with notable members such as Mrs. Dodge and Mr. Beaver.
Showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and tonight followed by much cooler conditions. Friday will be fair and cooler. The rest of the text appears garbled and contains no additional verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases implying a report on separated families and an expected event. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
Fragmented text lists people in vague visits and social notes. Mentions Mopper, Miss Wildtyres, Maude Wood, Ada Mroweh, Cromb, and others with scattered locations and dates. No coherent events or dates emerge from the garbled OCR.
Averdtee EL Uhib Purnock of Civ is commissioned for Ars Hood to prepare handscape obits for extensive rounds. Purnock will do docksen Monday in connection with Hindseage plaus copsideruhde. Abbey. dix-Teditor Cole Plutart notes the United States copy policy and adhectrsen.
A fragment recalls a crowd bracketing a girl viewed with curiosity as a bearded woman is denied. The onlookers press for details, some leering at her attire while one offers a quip about never seeing such a sight before. The girl wore a celluloid collar.
Miss Dean Meyers led activities for Miss Schott and Bethel Living reel teachers at a Stundas School event. They hosted a picnic supper for their classes at Esland Park last evening.
William G Mays, a seventy year old civil war veteran, died at his daughter’s home after years of heart trouble. Born in Portland, Indiana, he served in the Union Army and later worked as a stone mason in Goshen before moving to Elkhart. Survived by his daughter and several sons, funeral plans to be set with body to Goshen for interment.
A fifteen pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thorne of 412 Aspenwold avenue late Thursday evening.
A column urges readers to voice convictions and challenge falsehoods. It condemns passive silence and egoed vanity, stressing courage, truth, and the need to stand firm on social and political issues rather than yield to pressure or fear. The piece highlights the power of personal influence and the danger of undermining discourse.
A historical note explains how a blood transfusion can swiftly restore health in a child after severe hemorrhage. It warns adults may overtax the heart if transfusion equals the natural blood level, while children can sometimes recover fully without a lengthy convalescence following the operation.
Fragmentary OCR dialogue shows a suffrage overheard dispute with insults about selling votes. Phrases reference Cleveland Leader and a staged debate, but readable text is garbled. The piece captures tension around voting integrity and political pressure in a newspaper snippet.
In a wry exchange a man questions how a man lost his supremacy at home. The answer jokes his wife tried to call him at the office but the office could not interpret the name.
In a Bon Vivant exchange a wife asks if the disarmament meeting will finish late. The husband replies yes around midnight and adds I shall have my revolver. The conversation shares a tense, wry tone.
After being reported dead for four years, Samuel Stephens returned to Indianapolis and found his wife with another man identified as Alts Willow Tall of 34 Holbrook Street. Stephens was arrested on a bigamy charge. he had previously taken away a six year old boy, his son Fred, when he left home.
Jeff Stephens comes home after four years away with plans to reunite with family and resume daily life, signaling personal milestone and renewed ties within the community.
Four couples sought marriage with a Presbyterian minister, Rev. CL Mel Derrick, who hosted ceremonies at his home. The minister found only two couples ready, and after guiding the quartet toward the rites, he left, noting hopes for more unions in the future.
About three thousand entries gathered in London for the Duernational hewsi show with visitors noting competition and display variety across multiple halls and exhibits.
G. W. Leininger operates a furniture hospital at 1323 Kinzie Street. The listing notes Fiome Phone 2 on 1159 tt.
Newport Australia 25 Special Wyat A. Larned of New Jersey five times champion defeated California phenom Thomas C. Bundy for the national championship winning three of four sets.
Roy Laws, a clerk at the House worth Byos north end drug store, suffered a compound fracture of his left wrist this morning after falling down a flight of steps to the store collar. He walked to a physician where the fracture was reduced.
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