Local Church and Organizational Meetings Tonight
Regular meeting notices announce Naomi lodge activities Friday evening at Castle U B church. Concord Chapter 101 R A M and united boards of Presbyterian church hold sessions with prayers and officer installations to follow. Weather forecast shows 24 hour outlook with 20s to 40s temperatures and light snow.
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Concord
R. A.M
The
Presbyterian Church
Boards of Trustees, Deacons and Elders
Miss Ada Burhans Engaged to Summer Smith
Society notes reveal Miss Ada Burhans announced her engagement to Summer Smith at a 1 o’clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Dr. Elizabeth Crow at the Dr. Crow residence on Second and Franklin. Twelve young ladies attended, with smilax and sweet peas decorating the dining room and heart centered arrangements as favors. Miss Burhans is the daughter of Councilman C. S. Burhans.
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Ada Burhans
Summer Smith
Elizabeth Crow
Dr. Crow
Second and
Franklin Streets
Burhans
C. S. Burhans
Olive Gemberling Weds Albert Klinger in Osceolareach
Forty guests attended the wedding of Miss Olive Gemberling daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Gemberling to Albert Klinger at the bride parents home 317 Hickory street officiated by Rev J H Breish First Evangelical church. Lena Geyer bridesmaid and Max Huster groomsman with Lohn grin's wedding march and Mendelssohn at close. Charles Breish ring bearer. After a three course supper the Klingers planned a new home at 116 Willard Street.
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Olive Gemberling
B. F. Gemberling
Albert Klinger
S O’clesk
Hickory Street
J. H. Breish
First Evangelical Church
Lena Geyer
Elckhart
Max Huster
Chicago
Sroomsman
Cecil van Tilburg
Lohngrin
Mendelssohn
Charles ‘Breish
Thesyroom
Klinger
McPher- Soarateer
Conn Band Instrument Factory
Local figures visit and travel festive bounds
Names of residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays appear, including James Walley in Ae EOIE, L Monger in Charleston on business, Herry Bechtel visiting in Rooster Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Lehman in South Bend, Margaret Stahr in Detroit, Gertrude Barnes and Deborah Barnes in Indianapolis, Pearl Dikehouse in Grand Rapids with Velda Conde, J A Conde in North Manchester visiting son R M Conde, Art Fonda family for a wedding in Coldwater, Mrs Filorey and daughter from Wawaka visiting in South Main street, L Wilkes family in Kendallville, Court Bailiff and Mrs Stamp in Three Rivers, Theodore Jones returning from Chicago.
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James BR. Walley
L. Monger
Charleston
West Virginia
Herry Bechtel
Rooster
R. J. Lehman
South Bend
Margaret EB. Stahr
Detroit
Jamie
Gertrude
Deborah
Barnes
Indianapolis
Pearl Dikehouse
Grand Rapids
Velda Conde
J. A. Conde
North Manchester
Ind
Hester
Art Fonda
Lyman
Coldwater
Mich
John’ Filorey and Daugter
Wawaks
G. . Milton - Schafer
South Main Street
Emma
Kendallville
Fred Wilkes
South Third Street
Anda
W. J
Three Rivers
Theodore
Chicago
Elkhart Brass Mfg Worker Hurt By Press Clockworks
Donald Huff seventeen year old son of James Huff of Crawford Street sustained an arm injury Tuesday afternoon when his sleeve was drawn into COE wheels of an Harris automatic printing press at the Dr Miles Medical company. The bruise above the elbow was painful but not life threatening.
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Donald Huff
James
Crawford
Coe
A. Harris
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Police Happenings Involving Suitcase Return and Lights
Mrs Love White of Detroit Mrs Joe French of Toledo and Will Reid of Chicago guests at W J Manchester home on South Main street have returned home Officer Little recovered a suitcase belonging to Mrs Ida M Rice from W D Hazelton corner Front and Joaurel streets and returned it to her lights in the alley east of Main street were out all last night T J Meyers of Melrose Ohio visiting his sons J T and B G C Meyers has returned home
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Love White
Detroit
Joe French
Toledo
Will Reid
Chicago
W. J. Manchester
South Main Street
Little
Ida M. Rice
W. D. Hazelton
Joaurel Streets
Main Street
T. J. Meyers
Melrose
Ohio
J. T
B. GC. Meyers
Local residents listed as ill in brief sickness notes
Mrs. Homer Hetrick of Cone street is on the sick list. Mrs. H R Harper of Wolf avenue is ill. Prof. E B Myers, previously with tonsillitis, is greatly improved. Mrs John Kavanaugh of South Fifth street is listed ill. Charles Schultz of St. Joe is also reported ill.
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Homer, Hetrick
Cone Street
H. R. Harper
Wolf Avenue
E. B. Myers
John Kavanaugh
South Fifth Street
Charles Schultz
St. Joe Struct
Apples and petitions appear in city brief
Mrs A N Gordon of 403 Garfield avenue received three dozen apples from her son Roy Gordon of Portland Oregon weighing up to twelve ounces. Filoyd C Best traveled to Chicago and met a buyer for a Madison Wisconsin paper firm ordering a car and a half of Garden City tablets. John Belt William Mast lead a petitioners list opposing a proposed improvement in Jefferson township with Lou W Vail of Goshen drafting the document filed in superior court.
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A. N. Gordon
Garfield, Avenue
Roy. Gordon
Portland
Ore
Filoyd C. Best
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Garden City
John Belt
William Mast
Jefferson Township
Lou W. Vail
Ot Goshen
Superior Court
Vontevanst
Moses M. Kauffman
Vamied
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers at St Pauls M E Church
At yesterday's session of the Ladies Aid Society at St Pauls M E church the officers were elected for a year: President Mrs Herbert Rowe, Vice President Mrs Fred McCreary, Secretary Mrs N Cotton, and Treasurer Mrs Elma Peabody. The next meeting is set for Mrs Frank Brumbaugh’s home at 9 West Simonton Street.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's M. FE
M. W." Stark
Herbert Rowe
Fred. McCreary
N.* Cotton
Elma Peabody
Frank Brumbaugh
West
Simonton Street
Post Office Urges Careful Addressing of Mail
Authorities appeal to the public to properly address packages and letters for children. If the street address is unknown the sender should include the parent’s name, since children's names are not in the directory and locating them is impossible.
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Tate
Year in review of fire department calls and losses
The city divided into fire districts saw 36 to 38 calls in outlying districts amid many fires. Total loss likely under $10,000, with $5,800 from the Barger Box factory included. Big Four and Lake Shore round houses produced the heaviest losses, while water was not used after December 12 following a fatal fire.
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Barger Box Company
Big Four
Lake: Shore
Foss
Lake Shore
Earl Gar
Bullock - Green House
Christmas party at Young Women's Christian Association
The Crimson defeated the White in a membership contest at the YW C A rooms with a tree of numbered five cent gifts. Members received numbers on arrival and gifts corresponded to those numbers. A new membership contest begins tomorrow for places in the Honors Class, to be sealed by an alumni banquet February 12. Open house New Year’s Day 3 30 to 6 00 with a musical program by Miss Mary Mann and others.
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Women's Christian Association
Crimson
Teivery
Yu W.C. A
Friends of These Association
Mary: Mann
Minni
Troxel
Shatter
Jeannette VanTilburg
Lance Talks Again in Referee's Court
A court hearing in Elkhart with referee Amber in South Bend adjourned without a final decision. The examination was not completed and the case remains pending with a scheduled March continuation.
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de ‘Lance
Ager
the Elkhart
Ambert
South Bend
Anu
Fall of Mathues Ties to Pennsylvania Capitol Frauds
The article details William L. Mathues’s fall from power amid Harrisburg graft cases. It notes his two year penitentiary sentence for involvement in a conspiracy against the state and his temporary retirement as Delaware County Republican chairman. March convictions of Snyder Shumaker and Sanderson for defrauding the state over furniture contracts are mentioned, with later acquittal on metal furniture charges.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware County
William. H. Berry
Delaware
Mathaes
Republican
Mathae
William ‘.Snyder
James M. Shumaker
John H. Sanderson
Shooting followed by suicide after Christmas wedding
Ray Reese returned to the home of his former sweetheart Mrs Clyde Setzer in Kansas City Kansas and shot her in the chest then killed himself in a nearby room. The bride, 18, named Wolna Meecha earlier, had married Clyde_Setzer on Christmas Eve and was not expected to survive.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ray Reese
Clyde Setzer
Reese
NewYear Telegraph Time Signals From Naval Observatory
The Naval Observatory will transmit four series of New Year’s Eve telegraph time signals at one hour intervals to mark the start of the new year in the four standard time belts. Signals will cover the eastern central mountain and Pacific regions of the United States.
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Washington
Naval. Observatory
United States
Eastern
Central
Mountain
Pacific
Kaufmann Stops Barry In 39th Round Stoppage
Kaufmann from San Francisco knocked Barry of Chicago to the floor in the thirty-eighth round with a tight jaw and finished in the thirty-ninth round at 12 25 this morning in a scheduled 45 round bout.
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Kaufmann
Barrymann
San Francisco
Jimmy Barry
Chicago
Barry
Interurban Theatre Car Collision Near Warsaw
An interurban theatre car from Goshen collided with another car near a Warsaw suburb while trying to enter a siding at a substation seven miles north of Warsaw on December 31. Several Warsaw residents were shaken up in the Tuesday night crash.
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Warsaw
Ind
Baaiy
Goshen
Winona
New Year Closures and City Watch Night Services
City grocers will close all day tomorrow for New Year, with tonight open until the usual Saturday hour. Stores will reopen for evening shopping to supply New Year dinner provisions. The St Pauls church will hold watch night services with songs, a sermon, and a midnight bell ring in the old and new year.
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Thsday
St. ‘Paul’s M. TE
Os Riverside
G. Freed
W. HE. Brightmire
D. C
Hugh Buéshler
Hubbard Avenue
Tramps Sheltered By City Lodging House Season Totals
A historical report shows monthly shelter counts for tramps in the city lodging house. March tops the shelter figure at 865, with December 469 in 1907 and August 107 in 1906. The year compares 940, 989, and 713 across years, noting seasonal variations and pending disposition details.
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Aale
Husband killed for killing actor Dury
The report notes a husband killed over the killing of actor Dury. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the incident involves a jury determination and a linked fatal event surrounding the actor Dury.
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Actor Dury
Cottage Rear of 621 Harrison Street Rent Ad
Brief rental notice for a cottage rear of 621 Harrison Street. Apply to L. A. Dennert for details.
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Harrison Street
L. A
Notice about Pazooointment guaranteed cure and refund
Guaranteed cure for Fiching Blind Bidet ing or Protruding Piles with money refunded. Apply now for this medical remedy notice.
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Naomi
Lodge
the “Avion
Wills
Stig
Castle U. B
I. S. and
I. C
Jennie Cotrel
East Jackson Street
Society Notes
Elkhart’ Brass
Mfg
Kansas City, Kan
Interurban
Willard Thomson
Peirce
Draceey
Rio Coffea
HB. Sykes
Mabe Sean Eae
Rand
Lhd
Ziesel
Lusher Bros
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