Local groups plan meetings and dances in Elkhart
The Presbyterian Young Women’s Missionary Society, Enduring clubs, and charity units announce gatherings Friday and Saturday at various homes and halls. A church fundraiser dance features an eighteen-piece orchestra headed by Karl Nast, with South Bend guests expected for the senior prom in Anderson’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Nusbaum
Presbyterian — Young Women’s ‘Missionary Society
Ackers
Violet
Anderson’s Hall
Lazalian Club
William Finn L. S
I. ¢. Dewing - Circle
George Manning
G. Pedro
Loudenslager
Nimon Club
Rey
Elks’orchestra
Karl Nast
South Bend
Wedding in a Pretty Home Ceremony at 506 Division Street
Miss Cecil Mae Anderson and Charles Dawson Wood wed at the bride’s home last evening. Rev. F A Dressel officiated as 37 Triands and relatives watched the ring ceremony. A two course supper followed a music program by Mrs. Edward Johnson and guests from Indianapolis, Millersburg, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Mae Anderson
W. I.anderson
Charles Dawson Wood
Division Street
F. A. Dressel
Edward Johnson
Wmpire
Ethel Wood
Ernest Dealer
Lloyd , Brothers
Harrison Streets
Shupert
Indianapolis
Biddle
George
Millersburg
Hively
Chicago
Nevin
Verdi
Jas. Work, Jr
Division -Street
Work
Ethelbert
Stanton
Bickel
Katherine
Judson
Micks
Daxner
Hallie
Nusbaum
City Brief Notices Invite W CDA Members to Goshen Meeting
The W CDA local branch plans an all day meeting with Goshen hosts on Thursday March 4. Members wishing to attend should call Mrs Milton Wertz or Mrs Harry Zigler on home phones near Mrs D Salsig and Mrs C Rowley Bell numbers. Also a fishing violation case involving Charles Arbogast was heard in Justice Brumbaugh's court with Constable Dunbar arresting him yesterday on Christiana Creek.
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Baptist ‘Women’s
Missionary “Society
Marvin Nichols
America
Haywood
Charles
Stinson, Piang
Awere
Eiven
Mars. Edgar.Styers
Goshen
Milton Wertz
Harry
Zigler
Arbogast
Indiana
Elk Hart Homeowners Association Board Meeting
The Elk Hart Homeowners Association board of directors holds a meeting to discuss association governance and related matters affecting residents.
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Elkhart
Rest
Ue. Homie” “Association
Sposereres Fie ee Miles We Cedar
Fragmentary text appears in a local notice style with unclear names and missing context. The readable pieces show scattered phrases about miles and cedar but no complete event or action. Without further legible content, no definite outcome or dates can be established.
Visitation Notes From Goshen And Nearby Areas
A sequence of household visits spreads across Goshen Bristol Hillsdale and Toleno. Mrs S Mrs Rowe Miss Andrews and families travel or host as residents plan returns moves and friends prepare to depart for Michigan and Chicago.
Local Sickness List Reflects City Ailments
The Sick List reports multiple residents recovering from illnesses. Thelma Bishop improves after tonsillitis, Mary Zuber returns to activity, Maggie Condon and Gertrude Martin are ill, Fanny Beall suffers asthma, W Myers has bronchitis, Homer Hetrick recovers from blood poisoning affects face, and Jacob Buchter’s daughter improves from ear trouble and rheumatism.
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Thelma Bishop
Mary. Zuber
Maggie Condon
Tenth and
Harrison Streets
Gertrude Martin
Pratt Streets
Fanny Beall
Second Street
Myers
Oakland Avenue
Homer-Hetrick
Cone Street
Jacob “Buchter
South Sixth ‘Street
Liquor Bill Sparks Sunday Gaming Debate in Legislature
Lawmakers debate a liquor bill allowing certain Sunday games between 1 and 6 pm while restrictions apply. The governor's stance is unclear, with constitutional challenges argued by several senators and speculation about executive approval.
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House
Senate
Trusts and Plant Consolidation in Late 19th Century
The text notes that in 1897 eight plants existed for the product per year while rivals had 46. by 1906 the combination owned 34 plants of this size and independents numbered 17. It describes a favored strategy to buy or control independent plants yet keep them operated as independent or anti trust entities. It also references Mr. Smith and antitrust history, union relations, and customer fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comii
Smith
Ohio River Flood at Danger Stage
Ohio River reaches flood stage at this point with river level at two feet. Weather is the only factor that can prevent a repeat of the disaster suffered two years ago. The fifty five foot stage is expected at nightfall and would render the union depot out of commission.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
I C
Union Depot
County Council Appropriates 3900 for Thorough Probe
Warsaw Indiana February 25 the county council appropriated 3900 for a thorough investigation of the books and records of county officers. The probe will cover more than twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Getting Ready for Inauguration in Washington
Washington D C February 25 With William Taft due for inauguration in one week the inaugural committees have halted planning awaiting a successful culmination of months of effort. A large visitor turnout is expected with an elaborate parade illumination fireworks and ballroom decoration. Governors from many states are anticipated to attend signaling widespread Taft popularity and a larger contingent than ever before.
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Washington, D. C
Willian
Taft
Vacating Tibbits Street for Coal Elevator Suit Filed
A suit in superior court seeks the vacation of part of Tibbits Street to permit construction of a coal elevator by a local company. Petitioners include Byron C and Nettie Godfrey with others named in the complaint. Interested parties listed include Herbert D F Bucklen James Moser and the Elkhart Western Railway Company in connection with the St Joseph River route.
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Tibbits
Byron
Nettie
Godfrey
Herbert DF Bucklen
James
Moser
Eliehart & ‘Western Railway
Elikhart '& “Western
St. Joseph" River
Head of Catholic University Appointed
New leadership takes helm at Catholic University amid transition. Officials announce appointment of a senior academic to guide the institution through upcoming reforms and program expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Catholic University
Local option petitions near completion in multiple counties
Elkhart headquarters reports work on securing petition signatures for the local option election is nearly finished in sixteen of twenty precincts. Rev Spear directs. about forty drys workers gathered at the Presbyterian church to review progress and file petitions with county commissioners next week.
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Fountain
Hendricks
Fayette
Cai
Gibson
Rush É
Sullivan
Jay- Counties
Marshall
Whitley
Hancock
Shelby
Ocal
Spear
Monger Building
Seach
Board “of County Commissioners
For Sale National Cash Register Cheap
Classified notice offers a National cash register for sale at 1 Main St. and priced to move. Contact details imply a local advertising listing.
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Main St
Territory Plans Hinted At Bell Announcement
Officials warn that expansion plans for Bell territory are reportedly in the works, with discussions outlining future boundaries and potential oversight changes.
Candy Makers Move Plant to Elkhart Area
Article notes a candy maker shifting its plant to Elkhart region and signals changes in wholesale or distribution plans affecting local business.
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Calenda
Elks
Dante
Clover
Leaf ‘Club
John
Rogers
Harrison
Petro
The
Presbyterian
Young Women's Missionary Society
Wichart County
Monger Bles
Ladies’ Auxiliary. of
Clark ‘Hospital
Laurel. Club
Jessie Timmis
Tenth Street
Andeas
Agin
M. J. Frederick
Robert
Grabill
W. A
J. Hoffman
Middlebury
Ray Foy
A. J. Herni
Pedro
TL. Hall
Jay Herni
Burgoyne
Mabel
Theirheme
Jane Avenue
D. Eldridge
D. Deckar
A. Hurni
Bridge Club
Edna Hoffman
Harrison Street
Hoffman
Lewis C. Vanderlip
Colonial
Aetian Ech
S" Trump
Carl Web
Edward Kurtz
Charles. Pook
Seeyher
Mpki
Ell ‘Hollinger
Hollinger
Bristol
Chas
Argo
Prairie Street
Wdith Andrews
Piper City
A.-H. K. Kenny
Western’ Avenue
H.-R. ‘Carpenter
Harold
Villa Grove
Ill
Carpenter
L. Benner
Indiana ’ Avenue
Echor
William
Andrews
Lecomdady
Eiks
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