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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
5
Weekly Club Calendar Highlights Neighborhood Meetings
This week lists Elks dances and banquets at Temple and Hayles hall, several club elections and luncheons, and varied meetings across numerous groups. Notable entries include the Maccabees, Presbyterian and Lutheran circles, Merry Heart and Loyal clubs, and the W H M S mite box event with a planned program and prompt 7 oclock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Temple
O. C. Hill
Hayles’ Hall
Charles Safford
Maccabees of the World
Frank Baldwin
Post Hall
Presbyterian Church
Southland Nightingales
Lazalian
Reception for Rev. Stamm at Lohrman home in State Street
A reception honoring Rev. O A Stamm new pastor of the Lutheran church gathered about 200 church members and friends at Mr and Mrs Ernest Lohrmans State Street home. The event featured decorations refreshments a short program and musical numbers by parishioners including piano duets violin and vocal performances with speeches of welcome from William Volrath and graceful replies by Rev Stamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lohrman
O. A. Stamm
Gutheran State Street
Lohiman
Stamm
Herman Borneman
Lohrman
Fred Shaw
Franklin Moyer
Emma Lusher
Marie Lake
Ermine Moyer
Ila Marie Moyer
William. Volrath
Ernest
Hilda Bisenaugh
Louis Heintzy
Paul Heintzy
Rosa’ ‘Borneman
Franklin
Moyer
Arnold Lohrman
Triangle
William Volrath
Musicalevoking program draws praise at Congregational church
A well attended musicale under the auspices of the Congregational church drew praise for performances by Wal liam Schntz of South Bend assisted by Miss Helen Stanton and Miss Bertha Pugh on piano with Mrs A J Baumgartner organ and Mrs Payson Schwin as accompanist. Swintz’s contralto voice and The Years at the Spring song received strong applause. A kitchen shower honored Miss Maud Heasly at 810 North Second Street ahead of her marriage to Orin O Sterns of Buchanan Michigan. The Junior Auxiliary of St John’s Episcopal church hosted a picnic supper and sewing meeting with a quilt in progress and autographs to be worked in blocks. The None Such club enjoyed a rag time box social at South Main with prizes and raffles. The Sunbeam Class of Second Ave church hosted a surprise party for their teacher Mrs S Books with a decorated table and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tast
Uae
Ea Walliam
Schntz of
South
Bend
Helen. Stanton
Bertha
Pugh
A. J. Baumgartner
Payson
Sch
Damascus
Swintz
la Farge
Helen Staunton
Maud Heasly
North- Second Street
Orin.o. Sterns
Buchanan, Mich
Mpnorth League
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Heasly
Miss Heasty
Harvey Crawford
Mr. Sterns
St. John’s ‘Episcopal
B. Bigles
Ihach
W.D. McCally
South Main Street
Pedro
Ethe] Henni
Jay
North‘east - Chart
S. Books
Ivan Colea
Books
Local social events mark Washington's birthday week
In Goshen readers note numerous private parties and club gatherings celebrating Washington's birthday week. Hostesses and groups such as the Halcyon and Atherton clubs plan dances, card games, and patriotic decorations. A Century club birthday party and a range of teas and euchre events are announced with attendees including Miss Cora Stutsman and Miss Mabel Upson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Progress Literary Club meets for study of Italy at Mrs Kray home
The Progress club held a yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John Kray's home 205 State Street. Members discussed Naples by the Sea and Destruction of Pompeii with readings on Elizabeth and quotes from American bard. Fifteen members attended. next meeting is March 3 with Mrs. Zigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kray
Italy
Syere
Ralph
Hlaing
Naples
Charles
Stephens
Pompeii
Mary
Randolph
Amandus
Smith
Talian
Winslow
A.J
Cummings
Death of Mrs. Kiel Shocks Lake Shore Paintshop Family
Mrs. J G Kiel of Collinwood died yesterday after a sudden decline. Her husband, foreman of the Lake Shore paintshop, was notified Tuesday evening and had just become foreman earlier in the year after Frank Paullis. He had returned home due to his wife’s illness. She had shown improvement before her condition worsened and she died the following morning. Floral acknowledgment was sent by the employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. ‘Kiel
Collinwood
Kiel
Frank Paullis
Deaths of Mrs Stahly and Jacob Kilmer in Nappanee area
Mrs Christian Stahly aged 83 died at her home in Nappanee Sunday evening at 5 o clock. Survived by her aged husband and three children Jeremiah Stahly of Hutchinson Kansas Elisabeth Millersburg Ohio and Moses Stahly of Milo North Dakota all present or accounted for. Jacob Kilmer six miles northeast of Nappanee died of appendicitis at age 15 after a three week illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Stahly
Nappanee
Jeremiah
Hutchinson
Kan
Eliabeth
Millersburg
Goshen
Moses Stahly
Milo, N. D
Jacob Kilmer
Samuel Stratton Dies After Noon, Local Resident
Samuel Stratton of 900 Blaine Avenue died this afternoon. He was a member of Bik hart Lodge Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stratton
Blaine Avenue
Stratton
Bikhart Lodge Knights’ of
Pythias
Funeral Notes Miss Myrtle Clark
The funeral for Miss Myrtle Clark was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Cote in West Franklin Street at 2:30 p.m. Rev. F. A. Dressel preached at Grace Lutheran Church. A quartet provided music. Interment followed at Grace Lawn Cemetery. pallbearers included Henry Mangold Henry Klinger Robert Greet s win Gable George Balling Warren Robbins and Benjamin Taos Edgar L. Clark father of the deceased returned to Kansas City last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Clark
West-Franklin
Streat
Dressel
Grace
Lutheran Church
West
Fern Pease
Mora. Tickert
A. B. ‘Kolb
Charles’ Kants
Miss. Clark
Lawn Cemetery
Henry Mangold
Henry Klinger
Robert Greets
Gable
George Ball
Brief Freedom: Wanzer's Sentence After Public Intoxication
A police report recounts Turnkey Coley arresting Wanzer for public intoxication and an ensuing call about a man found in a ditch near the high school. Officer Coley arrived, helped Jack Silvers’ guest Wanzer, and noted Wanzer attempting to greet him as the chief entered with Wanzer supported by Coley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saby
Coley
Sinvestigate
Jack
Nappanee Advances Macadam Highways Plan
Nappanee residents gathered under the Nappanee Improvement Association to launch a campaign for five macadam roads radiating in four directions from the city. The effort billed as one of the great movements ever, aims to improve local transportation infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Nappanee -Improvement Association
Bear hunting ethics debated in Karelia and Finland
Fragmentary remarks discuss spear use versus bullets for hunting bears. The speaker argues spears entail no more cruelty than other attacks and urges readiness to defend against powerful bears. Karelia and Finland are cited as regions where bears remain a feared threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosen
Karelia
Finland
Beasie
Shad
Rat Banquet Held in Nappanee to Close Rodent Contest
The Rat Banquet marked the close of Nappanee’s rat-killing contest, held at Weygand restaurant Sunday evening at 6 80 o'clock. Participants did not eat rats, the event commemorating the death of about 400 rodents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Weygand
Presbyterians Rally Service Set Tonight
Presbyterians plan a rally service at the church with a friendly competition as part of a series of special meetings noted for profit and blessing. The event aims to showcase leadership and community spirit amid a good natured contest atmosphere.
Analysis of party reform stance and Democratic position
The piece discusses a Republican shift in the Senate and the Democratic party's sympathy with reform measures. It cites Mr. Bryan arguing Democrats are rising with the demand for remedial legislation. Influential Democrats call Mr. Bryans article the most important political paper since Taft's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Party
Républican’ Party
Republicar Senate
Janda Remibllea
Lican
Mississippi Valley
Bryan
Democratic Party
Taft
Visiting Benes Claim Hines Brells Not Detected
A fragmentary report notes a visiting person making a claim about Hines Brells not being detected until sometime afterward. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benes
Hines“ Brells Elon
Notice of Tribe Lot Ben Hur Masquerade Event
The Tribe Lot will hold a Merry Widow masquerade entertainment at the G.Rehalk Friday evening February 19. Ladies bring a Juved box prepared for two and come masked. Everybody invited for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
G.rehalk
Thanks And Appreciation For Myrtle Clark's Helpers
A personal note thanks singers and Homé Telephone Co management, friends and neighbors, for services rendered to Miss Myrtle Clark and a friend. Signed by Le Clark, B Cond on, and Mrs. By We Co kn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téslephone Co
Eo Syne
Bane
Myrtle. Clark
le Clark
Condon
We ‘Cokn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soap Club
Newton Mentzer
Souih Sixth Street
Naomi D
Picne
Missionary Reading Circle of
the Grace ,Lutheran
W. C. Carpenter
Thomas Street
Jere
Loyal Club
J. H. Benedict
Liberty Street
George Dewey
Trinity M. IE. Church
Mrs. Dewey
Fifth Street
Lavalian Club
4.Willameimn
Trinity - M. E. Church
Society Notes
Keene
Secre
Anehter
Cora” Stutsman
Mabel
Upson
Tipton ‘Street
Inez
Case
Mildred” Little
Myrtle Bughhead
Emma ‘Smith
Nellie
Leil-Ethel Wrightsman
Myrtle
Enders
Edna
Learman
Mrs. Darling
Halcyon Club
Florence Roberts
Jessie Huston
North
Atherton Club
Hhey
Carl Shasbergen
Charles F. Wickert
Owen Clouse
Gale ‘Cronk
Wis
Davis and Bliss
Calvert Steepel
Century Club
Science
General Madel
Wanzer
Macadam Highways
Eeciing Linterest
Szzaceagwiee
Sibu Reh
Presbyterians
Frank? Baldwin
Ghee
Eanes
Board OF Directors
V. Bieldhouse
Herman
Neman
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