Islkhart Women's club hosts George Ade program meeting
The Young Ladies' Department will meet with Mrs. Georgian Berse at 115 N. Wits street to hear a George Ade talk. Dancing will start at 8:30 with music by the Bliss orchestra. Naomi Rebecka lodge No. 67 plans a picnic supper Friday followed by a regular meeting and initiation.
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Vyhe Young Ladies
The
Islkhart Women’s Club
Georgian Berse
N. Wits Street
George Ade
Bliss Orchestra
Naomi Rebecka
Regular evangelistic services continue at Goshen Avenue church
The brethren church on Goshen Avenue invites all to continue evangelistic services this evening and for the rest of the week, extending an open invitation to attendees and the community.
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Wrethren
Goshen Avenue
Elkhart Owls Dance and Mayflower Chorus Socials
The Elkhart Nest of Owls will host an elaborate dance with Anderson's Bell on Web 25. O C Comer of 512 Lexington entertained twenty members of the Mayflower Chorus with music and games. Queen Esther Circle at the Yoder home on Myrtle Street gathered eighteen members and friends for an evening with refreshments.
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Elkhart
Anderson
O. C. Comer
Lexington Avenue
Mayflower
Queen Esther
St. Paul's Church
Yoder
Myrtle Street
Thimble Club Hostess Receives Guests At Whin Street
Mrs George Stevenson of Whin street was hostess to the South Site Thimble Club Wednesday evening. After two hours of sewing and social chat a delicious luncheon was served and a pleasant maish rendered by the hostess. The club will meet next Wednesday at Mrs J H O’leary’s home.
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George Stevenson
Whin Street
Thimble
Efternasa
J.H. O'iearn
Colonial Minuet Dances Held at Wellington Clinic
Participants in a Colonial minuet at the Wellington clinic in South Bend last evening included Messrs E. Cone I. Vernier F. Troxel F. Jdervington R. Simpkins J. Troyer and Misses Vada Lie Wilma Strine Hazel Mesker Fisra Bowers Aung ongsdorf and 4thel Rabinsin. The figure was formed under the direction of Harry L. Arneld.
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Wellington
Wednesday Afternoon Club Receives Pleasing Entertainment
The Wednesday Afternoon club enjoyed a pleasant session at Mrs. M. L. Ullrichs home yesterday afternoon. In cards first prize went to Mrs. Jewett, second to Mrs. Shaffer, and consolation prize to Mrs. Geo Yeates. A two course luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jack Shasbergers home in two weeks.
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M. L. Ullrich
Jewett
Shaffer
Mrs Myrtie Hosts Afternoon Social for Anniversary
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mrs Myrtie Allens hosting an afternoon social and a mention of the fiftyteenth wedding anniversary. Additional readable names and details are unclear in the clipping.
Social Notes From Bristol and Nearby Towns
From Bristol and nearby cities come social mentions including visits and travels. Roth of Bristol is in the city. W E Wider visits Marion on business. Cr ipe went to South Bend. Albright of Marion calls on friends. J Rice visits Detroit and Milwaukee. Bailey returns from Advian Michigan. Miss Clouse returns from New Paris. Miss Lois Lehman visiting Miss Bessie Willard in Anderson Street. McMahn and Dr Ward of South Bend guests of Waliey. Waliey recovering from grip illness. Miss Ethel Bleck of Topeka takes clerkship at Ziesel Bros store. Mrs Lynton Fitchcock travels with her mother to South Bend. Mrs Mary Caske and daughter Sliss Levay return home after six months in Northern Michigan seeking health benefits. Miss Levin's condition unchanged.
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Advian
Mich
Mies
Charles Clouse
Ethel Bleck
Topeka
Ind
Dress Greeds
Ziesel Bros
Lynton Fitchcock
Sowth Bend
Berrien Springs
Mary Caske
Sliss Levay
Corunna Street
Michigan
Miss Levin
Hilchart
Post Office Switch In South Bend Office
Charles Mowery resumes charge of the Postal Telegraph South Bend office after eight months. Miss Inda Knight arrives from South Haven to take his place and will return there. Miss McNeff returns to her role as superintendent and resumes duties next Wednesday.
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Charles Mowery
Postal Telegraph Company
South Bend
Inda Knight
South Haven
Mich
Snow thaw clears ice and weakens heavy snow piles
A thaw initiated by rising temperatures began breaking down heavy snow accumulations while clearing walkways of ice, reducing hazard as melting continued.
Rural mail carriers halt service amid unsettled sands
Irregular conditions force a break in rural delivery as widespread sand cover and unbroken terrain hinder routes. Officials consider temporary suspensions until roads clear and safety is restored.
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Tike
Remarkable testimony in horse blanket case in Michigan court
William Cone, a junk dealer, testified in Superior Court today on a charge of using horse blankets. Cone claimed two boys working for him hauled the bags containing the blankets, which Chief Silvers later found at Cone’s home. The defense rested as Cone refused to enter with a lawyer. Tra Hi church represented the poor, while Skinner & Wider had appeared earlier.
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William Goon
Cone
Zis
Cass County
Mich
Silvers
Ken
Church
Skinner& Wider
Elkhart Thespians Present First Vaudeville Bill
Elkhart thespians stage their inaugural vaudeville bill at the Crystal theatre testimonial Friday evening. Eight acts include moving pictures and illustrated songs with advance tickets showing two fall houses. A ten cent admission is charged with regular readmission.
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Elkhart
Crystal Theatre
Truth
Masquerade Dance by Pleasure Club at Hoan Hall
The Pleasure club hosts a masquerade dance on Washingtons birthday eve at Hoan Hall. Prizes reward best and comical costumes for both ladies and gentlemen. A four piece orchestra provides music for a good time.
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Pleasure Club
Suntaeday
Washington
Hoan Hall
Torture relics go unsold at Covent Garden auction
Auction at Stevens in Covent Garden offered torture relics from historical devices including a drunkard’s cloak, boot, rack, and branding irons. Bidding was weak with prices ranging from seven shillings to eighteen shillings, while items like an Oxford-post bondage post and Newgate shackles also drew modest sums.
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Stevens
Covent Garden
London Daily News
Oxford
Newgate Prison
Norenburg
Difference in methods in the smoking room tale
A German immigration agent in a sleeping car discussion claims he has aided his people to settle in the United States for 300 years. He describes Americans entering new territories, staking land, and a figure on a stump naming John Jones, reflecting a vivid conversation.
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Saturday Evening Post
John
Jones
Knights of Pythias celebration marks forty fourth anniversary
A large gathering of 175 members with wives and friends attended a banquet and varied program last evening. The event opened with America sung with orchestral support. Ira H. Church extended a cordial welcome and spoke on fostering fraternal union. The program included orchestra selections, solos by George Shaw Hazel Hanson Edith Troxel and others, and readings. Annis Eberhardt and Emery Annis contributed performances.
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Order of Knights of
Pythias
America
Ira
H. Church
George Shaw
Hazel- Hanson
A. BE. Cole
Edith Troxel
L. Rose
Henry Miler
Nickum
Megers
Emery Annis
Eberhardt
HE. A. Baker
Columbian Orchestra
Emory Arms
Thomas Beevers
Arthur Cole
H W. Hanses
B. J. Avisman
Charles Dunnington
Noted Lecturer at Century Club Delivers Humicrous Talk
Hon. W. R. Chandler, famed New York lawyer, speaks in the Century Club auditorium tonight on Humicrous Experiences brasd, under the auspices of the Thursday club which sponsors varied entertainments.
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W. R. Chandler
New York
Century Club
Louisiana Horticultural Society Opens Fifth Annual Meeting
In Minden Louisiana on February 29 the fifth annual Louisiana Horticultural society meeting opened with large attendance of fruit growers. C Dalis of Lake Charles presided and FH Burnette of the State University served as secretary. The three day session will cover a wide array of practical fruit growing topics.
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Louisiana Fruit Growers
Minden
Louisiana Horticultural Society
C. Dalis
Lake Charles
FH. Burnette
The
State University
Wisconsin Consumers League Holds Annual Madison Convention
The Wisconsin Consumers League met in Madison with delegates from many communities. Officers reviewed last year's work and discussed plans to expand the league's influence. Wisconsin's branch is highlighted as one of the strongest in the national organization.
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Wisconsin Consumers’ League
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Consumers’ Tearie
Wisconsin
Cure a Cold In One Day Health Ad Claim
An old style advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes druggists will refund money if it fails and shows Grove's signature on each box.
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GROVE
Angler Tips From The St Paul Dispatch
Practical advice for anglers on bait selection and catching techniques. Read the St Paul Dispatch for guidance on trout perch sunfish crappies bass frogs and gear care. Wind directions and line choice are noted to improve fly casting and fishing success.
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St. Paul
Unclear OCR fragment hints at personal history
The readable text mentions a person formerly living in Germany and a family relation. It references residence and possible relocation but lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Chairman Roose Returns From Campaign Trip
Wilson Roose, chairman of the Republican county central committee, returned from Indianapolis yesterday after a two week absence in support of Charles A. Miller, candidate for governor.
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Wilson Roose
Republican ‘County ‘ Central Committee
Tidianapolis
Charles AV. Miller
Walden Brothers File Bankruptcy Petitions in Indiana
Edwin M. Walden and Frank D. Walden of Elkhart filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in federal court at Indianapolis. Creditors claim $7,329.24 with no assets reported.
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Edwin M. Walden
Frank D. Walden
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Senator Latimer Dies in South Carolina at Providence Hospital
Senator A. C. Latimer of South Carolina died at Providence Hospital after an operation for intestinal trouble. He was nearing the end of his term and had previously served in the House for several years before joining the Senate.
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Washington
A. C. Latimer
South Carolina
Providence’ Hospital
Senate
House
Goshen Council Divided Over City Office Move
Mayor Kohler vetoed a resolution calling a committee to locate new offices and council chamber as Goshen faces broad disagreement over moving city offices and offices location.
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Kohler
Goshen
Common Council
Counncil Chamber
Deputy Sheriff Outlines Shannon's Turbulent Career
Deputy Sheriff Chalten informs Chicago Chief Shippey with a detailed account of Wd. Shannon's career in Mikhart county. The 23 year old prize fighter is described as remarkably active in a string of ventures and experiences. The letter aims to support a claim should Shannon avoid Chicago charges, while local officers seek to bring him to trial for railway robberies.
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Chalten
Shippey
Chicago
Wd. Shannon
Mikhart
Shanen
Kentucky to vote on prohibition urges state referendum
Feb 20 Governor Beekam today declared he will withdraw from the senatorial race if Kentucky votes on prohibition. The appeal emphasizes a statewide plebiscite as the decisive measure sought by supporters.
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Kentucky
Beekam
New York Motors Sportsmen Show Debuts At Madison Square Garden
The fourteenth annual Motor Boat and Sportsmen's Show opens at Madison Square Garden with a large motor boat display from leading manufacturers. The exhibit includes camps, animal and fish displays, and a two week program featuring swimming and aquatic contests.
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New -York
Diana
Madison Square Garden
Swift Jittle Cerest
Suides
Michigan editors meet for annual mid winter session
Members of the Michigan Press association gather in Saginaw for the mid winter meeting. More than one hundred publishers and others participate as sessions discuss editorial responsibility advertising rates business management and related topics scheduled over two days.
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Michigan
Saginaw, Mich
Michigan Press Association
Obituary: Lemuel Neff Dies in Indiana in 1908
Lemuel Neff born August 9 1832 in Perry Lake County Ohio spent most of his life in Lake County Ohio. He died February 17 1908 in Evansville Indiana from a complication of diseases. He married Mary E McLelland who died January 10 1861 leaving a daughter Tabs later. He married Flora P Nash June 13 1861 who survived him.
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Lemuel
Elkhart Union hosts cordial Grove meeting with visitors
Mrs. M B McKaskey presided as Gosnen Union leader at a Gosnen gathering in Elkhart. Elkhart guests included Mrs. Wertz delegation from Indiana to the national W U convention in Nashville last November. Grace Cunningham led readings, Grace Hammond sang, and Rev Vanuntus and Rev Butts gave addresses. Seventy five dined, program ended with Mrs. Berchtel’s readings at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.B. McCaskey
Gosnen
Slisé
Gerviel
Elkhart
A Ten ‘Wertz
Indiana
Nashville
Tenn
Grace Cunningham
Sweetly Gang
Jesus
Haten
Berry
Hammon
Vanuntus
First Presbyterian Church
Butts
Grace Hammond
Misses Lane
B. F. Hammond
Svingali at Bucklen Theater Next Week Promises Laughs
Svingali arrives at Bucklen Theater for all of next week. Audiences can expect humor and marvel at a series of performances beginning September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svingali
Bucklen
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Society Notes
Ab and
Cassopolis ‘Street
Washington’s
Elkhart Thespians
Bismarck
Germany
Besi
Daley
Roose
Senator Latimer
Shannon
Alls
Aruggii
FE “Td
aAtu Urdas
Buc.i.in
Ei Niet
Dora Tierne
Lena Awers
Houseworth
Bouseworth Brothers
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