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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1907

Page

5

Community Club and church notices schedule

A Friday afternoon club meeting is planned with Mrs. Rice on Emerald Street. The Swastika club meets at Mrs. Scott Keene's home with all members urged to attend. Naomi Lodge No. 67 holds a 6:30 pm meeting Friday. Primary Department children will practice after school Friday. Rev Lewis Hall will speak on Quiet Evangelism at tonight’s Presbyterian prayer meeting.

Scott Keene Naomi Ludge No. 67 Methodist Sunday School Rev. Lewis Hall

Infant Leola Long Buried in Hudson Michigan Today

The infant Leola Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Long, was taken to Hudson Michigan for burial today. A Canton Eikbart Patriarchs Militant ceremony is planned tomorrow evening with chivalry decoration for the first time. A friend letter praises Winifred Shell, a newsboy with a brave spirit and strong character, as inspiration to the community.

Verai Leola N. J. Long Hudson, Mich Thare Canton Eikbart

Elkhart Medical Society to Elect Officers Tonight

The Elkhart Academy of Medicine meets this evening at Dr. Hopp ingarnar s office with all members urged to attend as officer elections are held.

Elkhart Academy of Medicine Hopp Ingarner

Numerous Goshen Visitors and Local Arrivals Mentioned

Goshen city sees many visitors and locals traveling for holidays and business. Notables include J DB Bristol in Goshen, George Cuppy in Chicago, Sherman returning from Indianapolis, T T Sell heading to Gary, and Ross Bowles home from Culver for holidays.

Hd. Dalke Goshen J. DB Bristol George Cuppy Chicago G. BE. Sherman Indianapolis T. T. Sell Gary Ross Bowles Culver Warren Burrell Wabash W. S. Draper Ligonier Lorenzo Vam Deran Ward Street J. B. Kissell R. N. Gibson Frank Brown South Bend Wade Ll. Morton Montana Olive Gemberling Harry Wickwire R. Pace Southend New Berlin Ohio Cyrus Seiler P. T. Longader C. W. Hockey Cement Workers Coliseum BR. A. Kallen C. D. Mahoney Hughes Cyrus Seiler Marienstreet Hoover

Society notes of entertainments and birthday surprise

Mr and Mrs A V vanOrder hosted card night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Bushens on South Third street Honors. Lillie Preim won prizes. Graphophone selections and lunch pleased guests. Yesterday marked G A Werling's thirty seventh birthday with a surprise party on South Third Street.

A. VW. vanOrder George Bushens South Third Street Mise Lillie

Ace Miller Bound Over After Larceny Hearing

Ace Miller was arrested yesterday on a larceny charge and had a preliminary hearing before Judge Hughes in the police court this morning. On a plea of not guilty he was bound over to the Superior court under a $150 bond.

Ace Miller Hughes

Tailor reports missing suit after late closing at shop

Joseph Karasch who runs a tailoring establishment above the We Drug Store on South Main street reported to police that a suit of clothes was missing from his shop after closing last night. He found the doors locked when he returned and believes someone entered during the night to take the garment.

Joseph Karasch We Drug Store South Main Street Karasch

Deaths: Mrs. Alice Myers Dies at 50 in Goshen

Mrs. Alice Myers aged 50 is dead at her home in Goshen. The obituary notes her passing and lists no other details in the readable text.

Alice Myers Goshen

Births Reported for Shadsys and Andrews Families

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Archie Shadsys of Hubbard Street yesterday and a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph F Andrews yesterday morning.

Archie Shadsys Hubbard Street Joseph F. Andrews

Local residents受illnesses reported on city streets

D S Stevenson senior member of D S Steverson & Son is ill at home on Hickory street. Jesse Miller suffers a severe grip at his home near Rice and James streets. George Masten of 208 Monroe street is referenced, and the ten year old son of Mr and Mrs V T Kessler of Virginia Ave is noted.

D. Ss. Stevenson D. S. Steverson & Son Hickory Street Jesse Miller Rice and James Streets George Masten Monroe Street Virgina Ave

Ill and Injured Figures in Local News Triage

Reported cases include H P Robinson a Lake Shore conductor from Grand Rapids taken seriously ill last night. W Clark of Highth street and Mrs Albert Hope visiting from Goshen also reported seriously ill. Robert Mektibban a city drayman fell ill last night. Francis and his young daughters near three weeks old faced scalds but show near full recovery.

H. P. Robinson Lake Shore Grand Rapids W. Clark Highth Albert Hope Goshen Robert. Mektibban Au City

Ladies Auxiliary Installation Installs Officers

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its annual officer installation last evening with over sixty attendees including members and their families. A banquet followed the ceremonies.

B. of R. T

Accidents at Lake Shore Shops Injure Workers

Fred Baugher a blacksmith at the Lake Shore Trail shops badly strained his right hand when a heavy rail fell on it. Ron W Showler a machinist helper at the Lake Shore shops had the first and seven fingers of his right hand mashed and cut yesterday after getting caught in a drill press. Isaac S Sawyer a Lake Shore fireman suffered a hot cinder in his right ear this morning causing inflammation.

Fred Baugher Lake Shore Trail Ron W. Showler Lake Shore Isaac S. Sawyer

Mazarian Bible Earliest Movable Type Book

The Mazarian Bible is the earliest known book printed with movable metal type. Though undated, it is tied to the Bibliotheque Mazarin in Paris founded by Cardinal Mazarin in 1643. A copy fetched $19,500 at Quaritch in London in 1884.

Bibliothque Mazarin Paris Cardinal Mazarin Quaritch’s London

Transit Tickets Rise Across Berlin and Suburbs in 1906

In 1906 Berlin and its twelve suburbs sold 136,000,009 tickets, up 14 percent from 1905. The total journeys reached 282,090,060, about 700,000 per day and 12 percent higher than the previous year.

Berlin

Vessels Abandoned and Lost Totals Reported

The London Daily News notes for the quarter ended June 30 that nine vessels were abandoned at sea while eight were broken up or condemned and reburned. Fifteen were lost in collision nine foundered one lost eight missing and fifty four wrecked. Overall casualties affected 109 vessels totaling 116381 tons with thirty six ships under British flag.

London Daily News

Lake Huron Surpasses Other Lakes with Island Count

Lake Huron hosts more islands than any other lake, a record noted in regional geography discussions. The article highlights the lake's numerous islets and their distribution across its waters.

Lake Huron Lake

Flags on warship dress suit cost and makes

A historical note explains the extensive flag set on battleship ceremonial dress. It describes a 250 flag outfit costing 2500 dollars, replacement every three years, with heavy work by specialized sewers. It highlights the president’s flag, foreign flags especially those of South and Central America, and lists costs for German, Chinese, Siam, Moorish flags and others.

Tolis Ss Delisuis Chine Covs Siam

Humanity and the virtue of forgiving enemies

A quotation attributed to Lord Chesterfield discusses humanity as a mark of a great mind. It contrasts noble forgiveness with the petty anger of vicious minds unable to grant mercy or extend generosity to those who defeated them.

Lord Chesterfield

Thought It Was Safe. Proposals and overheard refusals

A fragmentary note from a Houston piece recalls a man who felt safe courting Tana and coaxed her friend into revealing she overheard she would not accept him if he proposed. The source text hints at social tension and a thwarted engagement in a dated urban column.

Tana Eet Ny Sen Houston Fost

Autograph collecting ruses and famed letter writers

The piece recounts autograph collecting schemes used by dealers and collectors. It highlights Gen Cist a skillful penman who secured replies from statesmen and other figures through clever letters and secrecy. It notes Benjamin Austin who created a European American literary society to obtain material for future value.

London Cist America Benjamin ‘Austin United States Europe

Bears Predict Hard Winter From Bear Habits

Mt Hood woods man Jim Tompkins claims a severe winter looms based on bear populations in the valley and increased yard foraging. He notes thick tree bark as another omen, urging residents to stock wood for an abrupt cold spell.

Jim Tompkins Mt. Hoodwoods Mr “Tompkins Mr. Tompkins Portland Oregonian

Jockey Pants Dress Sparks Campaign Controversy

A campaign incident involved Williams wearing fashionable riding breeches while meeting a congressional nominee. Williams was questioned at headquarters after being accused of conflicting attire. He reportedly told critics to remove the pants if dress was the issue, and the situation calmed once tensions faded.

Democratic Hienga Arte

First Bareback Rider Dazzles Boston In Quadruple Ring Ride

A 1854 Fourth of July circus in Boston featured Robert Almar riding upright on a galloping horse three times around the ring while waving an American flag. The stunt drew vast enthusiasm and marked a historic bareback achievement.

E. B. Washburn Boston Robert Almar

Veteran cabman secures divorce after thirty years

In a local court this afternoon a decree of divorce was granted to Harriet Culp from the veteran cabman A E Darling. The charge was cruelty and Darling appeared for Culp.

Hart Harriet C. Culp Darling

Death of Mrs Charles Lander of Michigan

The death of Mrs. Charles Lander aged 44 of Three Rivers Michigan was sudden from acute appendicitis. She was sister-in-law of Mrs Firestone of Prairie Street Elkhart and formerly Miss Ethel Smith maiden name. The death is recorded as the first in the Lander family. Mrs Firestone left for the stricken home by a noon train.

Charles ‘Lander Mich OF Firestone Prairie Lander Elkhart James Smith Ethel Smith Frank Firestone

Elkhart Military Men To Go To Goshen Armory Opening

Almost the entire strength of the BE Third regiment will go to Goshen tonight to celebrate the opening of the new armory of Company G First regiment. Companies from Wabash South Bend and others will be there. Regimental and battalion officers will attend. The Elkhart guardsmen will go over at eight o clock.

Gosh Co. G

Local Couple Weds in Cass County Matrimony

Claude B. Swank of Cass county Michigan wed Miss Jennie Sample of Bristol yesterday in the Monger dui ing district under Rev. F. Z. Simpson. This marks the second marriage in the court since its institution.

Claude B. Swank Cass County Mich Jennie Sample Bristol Fev F. Z. Simpson Superior Court

Evangelistic Meetings Planned at Paul’s M E Church

The pastor and congregation will hold evangelistic services through January. Special meetings begin with the week of prayer January 6 and continue through the month end.

Paul’s M. E

Furnished Downstairs Room for Gentlemen Only

For rent a furnished downstairs front room available to a single gentleman. Also offered for sale a new steel range, slightly used. Located at 516 South Fifth Street. Overall local notice style with concise details.

South Fifth Street

Card of Thanks from Wm Brampton Family

The Brampton family thanks the W. O. W. and many friends for kind deeds and assistance during illness.

Brampton

Corset and Shellfish Tales From a Maritime France

A medieval style note describes a shellfish in the Mediterranea prized like silk from a cocoon and a noble fish. It notes wedding outfit rentals as a thriving industry in France where participants’ clothes are often hired for the occasion.

Mediterranea France

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