Elkhart Club Meetings and Rebekah Lodge Activities
Postponed Mission meeting now set for Friday February 14. Elkhart Woman's Club to meet at 7:30 PM at Mrs S De Shaw's home. Catholic Lady Forsters meet tonight at 7:30. Grace Lutheran Missionary Reading Circle meets Friday at 2 PM with Mrs Clint Emerson. Ben Hur attendees urged to plan for February 10 South Bend gathering. Rebekahs Naomi Lodge No 67 holds Friday drill practice at 2 PM with supper, then regular meeting and initiation, plus social session.
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Elkhart Woman’s Club
The
Grace, Lutheran” Missionary Reading
Clint Emerson
Thomas ‘Street
Rebekahs
Naomi Lodge No. 67
Missionary Society Meetings Held Across Local Churches
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs Barnette's home on North Trifth Street at 2 50 pm Friday to discuss home missions with the topic Our American Indians. The W H M S of Trinity M FE church will meet with Mrs C G Raymer at 1003 Franklin Street Friday at 2 30 pm replacing the time stated in the Year Book at Mrs Cyrus Seiler's location.
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Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Trinity M. FE. Church
C. GC. Raymer
Franklin Street
Cyrus Seiler
Society Notes Invitations and Parties Around Town
Invitations issued by the Ladies' Symphony orchestra for a dancing party at Anderson's hall on Wednesday evening February 12. Tickets on sale for a dancing party by the Ladies' Guild of St John’s Episcopal church on Wednesday February 19. The Twentieth Century elite meeting with Mrs W G Davis postponed due to disagreeable weather. Gladys Aurand hosted a birthday party at 1216 Wear Branklin Street, celebrating her eighth birthday with light refreshments and a joyful gathering.
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Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Anderson's Hall
Ladies’ Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
W. CG. Davis
Gladys Aurand
Wear Branklin Street
Fea
Elks Dance Tonight at the Temple
The Elks plan a dancing party at the temple tonight described as a very enjoyable event. The entertainment committee has worked hard to ensure a successful social gathering and asks every Elk for cooperation.
Childrens Birthday Party For Laiile Held At Home
L N Christenss hosted a birthday party Saturday for their daughter Tacitle. About fifteen of Laiile's friends attended and games were played followed by refreshments.
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L. N . Christenss
Ter Little Daugster
Tacitle
Laiile
South Side Thimbleclub Hosts Mrs G A Jeaniewor
The ladies of the South Side Thimbleclub gathered at Mrs G A Jeaniewor′s home on South Main Street for a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Several members were absent due to bad weather. At 4 o clock refreshments and music followed the host’s program. The next meeting is set for Wednesday with Mrs J B Piora.
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South Side
Progress club meets despite weather with thirteen ladies
The Progress club met Wednesday with Mrs. 24. Despite inclement weather thirteen ladies attended. Mrs. J Sanders and Mrs. Ralph Hain were honored. Sanders spoke on Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands resources. Mrs. Wain presented Tongteliow, The Universal Poet. Next meeting set with Mrs. Robert Winsley on Feb. 1.
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Progress Club
Atesel
J. Sanders
Ralph Hain
Sanders
Honolulu
Hawaian Islands
Wain
Social gathering at Gillette residence features music and readings
About sixty guests mingled at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gillette's home at 219 Division Street Tuesday evening. An oyster supper preceded a program of instrumental duet by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wise, vocal selections by Miss Loveice Davis, and a male quartet of Taylor Stutsman Nelson Sangee performing operatic pieces.
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J. M. Gillette
Division Street
W. B. Wise
Male Gillette
Himes
Plovezice
Davis
Charles‘ Taylor
Stutsman
Ernest
Nelson
Sangee
Weather fragment reports cold spell with light snowfall
A fragmentary weather note indicates a twenty four hour period with a high temperature around minus sixteen, a west wind at eighteen, and light snowfall measured in fractions of an inch.
Local Notes From Milwaukee and Nearby Areas
Ada Berkey returns to Chicago after visiting relatives. George Briggs and wife visit New York City on a combined business and pleasure trip. Rey Quimby of Silver City is visiting cousins N. J. Roswell and Louise Treswell. A Sherman street child recovers from pneumonia. T Bonds of Central Union Telephone Co. visits from Indianapolis. Christina Kornman slowly recovers from a paralyzing stroke. Lloyd Thornton recovers from a punch press injury at Sidway Manufacturing Co.
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Milwaukee
Ada Berkey
Chicago
Wikhart
George Briggs
New York City
Rey Quimby
Silver City, Col
N. J. Roswell
Louise Treswell
Louis Mere
Sherman Street
T. Bonds
Central Union Telephone Co
Indianapolis
Christina
Kornman
Lloyd Thornton
Sidway Manuufacturing Co
Births Record Brings New Daughter and Sons
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. MM Phelps of St Ise Street. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swan at 519 Lincoln Street. Another son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Helfrich last evening.
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MM. &. Phelps
St. Ise Street
Ralph Swanart
Lincoln Street
Otto Helfrich
Samuel BE Stafford Initiated Into Elkdom
Fraternal notes report Samuel BE Stafford was initiated into the Elkdom mysteries last evening.
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Samuel BE. Stafford
Bristol Superior Court Docket Set With Foreclosures And Divorces
The docket shows two Bristol Superior Court cases including a Lengeehre divorce where the defendant defaulted and a February 10 trial date. Other matters include Harold N Morris versus Wikhart M GC A A FE, a motion to quash, a Fulton Market claim by George Mittenderfer, an inventory by receiver Oliver H Sweitzer in Merchants Hotel, and a foreclosure of Thomas A Davis against Minnie Wenden.
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DPD
Mristol
Laid Shore Stairway
Wile & Baker
Ena Polier
Harold N. Morris
Thomas A. Davis
Minnie Vvenduesen
Cortelyou Loan Used in Speculation
New York report says banks used 75 000 600 of government funds loaned by Cortelyou for speculation. Washington later that day Senator Culberson continued his attack, filing six specifications of illegality against Cortelyou before a crowded chamber.
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Cortelyou
New York
Washington
Culberson
Treasury Administration
Cortelysu
Electric Road Owners En Tour Details Amid Special Year
A tour by interurban railway stockholders highlights a special year with focus on electric road ventures. The visit includes routes from Bend to Northern Indiana and mentions connections with the Chi South line and stockholder discussions.
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Electric Road
Chi- South
Bend and Northern
Indiailway_ ‘company
Attenncon
Sunshine committee drives benevolence at Baas church event
A community gathering led by Mrs. F N Paves highlighted sun shine outreach to shut ins and children. Mrs Herman Compton urged deeper involvement and scripture memory, while Mrs H H Herrick urged church modernization including a kitchen and dining space. The event at G I Sherman’s hotel drew praise for planning and hospitality with volunteers thanked for flower contribution.
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Baas Philanthropies
F. N. Paves
Sunshine Committee
Christ
H.H. Herrick
Noa
Neisiel
Ata Fegskegl
Pobbitt
J. P. Sanders
Chester Bedler
G. W. Butler
Ickango
Tley
Clarence Ziesel
Ralph Laide
Charigs Tayor
Herman Commton
Fre Wolf
Birkhart
G. I. Sherman
L. S. Hall
Automobile Club Discusses Roads and Courtesy
A local automobilists and farmers club debated road building and mutual aid. Warren G. Hill urged safe driving and good will on highways while O. N. Conley endorsed automobile insurance. Roys and Beardsley highlighted the good roads need and practical gains for farmers and merchants.
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Vnv
Warren G._ Hill
Hill
O. N. Conley
Oys
Bev. Beardsley
Wiliam Hk. Pratt
T. T. Snell
HE. G. Hetchkin
DH. “MacCarthy
General Manufacturing Company
Foys
vMr. Royvs
Inesia
Reys
Fragmentary civic note on housing plans and timing
A partial text discusses new residences and builders prospects. It notes that a panicky market would affect plans by causing a material setback and delays in returning to earlier housing timelines.
Trust Head Favors Corporation Control
Great interest followed Judge Gary's statement favoring a federal physical valuation of corporations and government investigation and control. He warned that wealth concentrated in dishonest hands creates opportunities for harm.
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New York
Gary
United States
Steel Corporation
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Ail Ben Hurs
South Bend
Society Notes
Miles
Ristol
Fecki Aertition
Boys
Carlista Hill
Princini
McCarthy
Perry Turner
J. B. Morrow
Excelsior Supply Company
Dr. Figenbeiss
L. J. MacMahon
Spare
L. A
Closter
National
Mr. Ferguson
Depot Hotel
Valentines
Timmins
Or & Schulz
Caplet
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