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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
5
A brief office annotation notes that a message was sent and should not be printed on one side of the page. It emphasizes proper layout and handling of the document.
Thursday lists include All Around club with Mrs Salsig Laurel Sewing club with Mrs RR D Shasberger P G club with Mrs Edward Williams Elks club party Congenial club with Mrs John Weller Friday features Modern Priscilla club with Mrs Ted Rouse Same Old Crowd with Mrs C F Clouse Loyal club with Mrs Prank Stahl Golden Rule Girls led by Miss Irmia Brownell.
Regular monthly meeting at Grace Lutheran church hosted by Mrs F I Dressel on Marion street Friday afternoon. Baptist Sunday school invites all members to meet at the church Friday at 7 o clock for Christmas cantata rehearsal. Indiana Hive meeting on November 22 will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 26. Officers will be elected.
The A. WK. of A. club meeting announced for tonight is rescheduled for December 15. The Ladies of St. Paul’s Methodist Church will meet Friday after.
Reading shows a partial line about an auxiliary and Clark, with hospital reference and a Friday afternoon meeting planned at a location near 2730. The text is fragmented and lacks complete details.
Elkhart society notes detail Tuesday gatherings at 400 West Jackson with Mrs B C Godfrey and Mrs L M Smalley leading. Reports cover Christmas quotations, sanitation talks, cooking of salads, guest cards, and prize winners.
A birth notice reports the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Otto E Brode of Ligonier formerly of this place.
The Presbyterian Y W M S met Tuesday at the home of Miss Minnie Hornberger on West Jackson. Members sewed for the Christmas bazar to be held December 18, and a bake sale was planned. Mrs D S Spohn led a sewing session with nearly all members present.
Fraternal notes list annual elections with names like Sybil Birdy and other members. The fragment records an election section including officers or committee roles and brief member mentions. Further readable details are limited in the fragment.
Obituaries note the death of George A. Geyer a 55 year old Mishawaka area farmer after a blood poisoning from two carbuncles funeral set for 9 30 a m Fieldhouse family mourns Catherine Hubbard and Andrew Nettleton also listed as survivors including a pioneer uncle and a resident of South Bend plus an instance of a local public notice style line.
The Bystander notes a tense poker moment with Greek figures and the line Four aces, old son. Pete responds gloomily with Take the money, fearing a shooting over the hand.
A first year student at the Technal high school in Washington has drafted a patented aeroplane design. The machine is described on paper and construction is to begin immediately by a manufacturing company in Southwest Washington.
Fragmentary note discusses the oldest Semitic coin concept and its historical significance with minimal readable details. The text hints at classification of value or era but lacks clear facts or names.
Elkhart business leader Mr Bradley travels to Virginia on behalf of Chamberlain Haynes Teed. Guests include relatives from South Bend visiting Bunn family and Rev and Mrs ash of Cedar Street.
The city reports minor repairs at sub fire stations. The Elkhart Academy of Medicine will hold its annual meeting and election tonight. City treasurer Ed Campbell has paid off improvement bond coupons totaling 53 68.81 since December 1. The Congregational church Ladies aid society plans an annual Dutch market and bazaar Friday December 17 in the church parlor.
A venue transfer moved a case from Justice Brumbaueh to Justice Oberholtzer regarding alleged failure by Arthur Whitemire to turn over a key to property of Mrs Jennie D Oliver when vacating the premises. The case, originally set for last night, is rescheduled for Saturday at 2 PM.
Mrs Mary Shid leyv of 315 South Main Street was taken to the police station Tuesday night after becoming deranged Sunday. She was greatly improved today and readily recognized visitors at the jail. A son spent the night in her SAMAR at the city jail.
Classified notice listing rental rooms at 152 State Street with pricing and contact details. Indicates available units and terms for prospective tenants.
The text lists several nations and regions such as the Netherlands Belgium Denmark Switzerland and Texas Rangers in a cramped note. It suggests limits on workload and some missing words or garbled phrases.
A fragmented report describes a patient fainting during a procedure, being carried to Guy Reed home where medical staff administered aid. Condition improved by the following day as treatment continued.
Miss Evay Hail has returned to Leesburg after a brief visit away. She arrived yesterday and plans to resume daily duties at home.
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