Local Announcements and Meetings Schedule
Community notices list a medical society meeting at Dr Frink's office 8:30 this evening. Missionary reading at Grace Lutheran church Friday afternoon. Mrs Phillip Kelley sale at 124 Division Street 2 o'clock. Concord Circle meets in room 5 Odd Fellows building tonight. Woman's Auxiliary sale at D Walls Pharmacy corner Marion and Main Saturday afternoon January 19 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bitshart;Medical Society
Frink
Grace Lutheran
Phillip ‘Kelley
Division Street
Concord Circle
Odd' Tellows
St. John’s
Episcopal Church
Wall’s
Marion
Goshen News-Times Wedding and Visit Brief
Edna Kiesdolf Wikhartig visits Goshen for Hatch Adams wedding. Louis J. Schackne’s Arctic trip deemed a success. Mrs James Wilson and Estella attend the Hatch Adams wedding. Col and Mrs Charles Wartisle host dinner for Mrs J L ChaEfeux guest of honor Mrs John Chesse Ellisworth. O B Pratt guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Wilson
Estella
Goshen
O. B. Pratt
Charles Arthur Wartisle
South- Bend
J. L. Cha Efeux
Lonvells
Mass
John Chesse
Ellisworth
Local Personals Briefs Include Moves Illness and Travel
Max Goldberg went to Chicago today. G Machan visited Nappanee on business this afternoon. Miss Pearl Loudenslager is at Goshen Avenue. Mrs J We Sigerfoos is ill with nervous prostration. Mr and Mrs Haslow Manning spend a few days at Three Rivers, Mich. Charles W. Orr, Aetna Life, is noted. Mrs Geo Minnis returned from Peru with her son Lloyd. Dana Webster from Hartford Is today visiting G Milton Schafer. Father Jeune returns home from Frankfort. The item notes several domestic visits, illnesses, and travel among local residents.
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Max
Goldberg
Chicago
G. Machan
iMiss
Pearl Loudenslager
Goshen Avenue
Charles W. Orr
Hoberts
A. “Davis
Division Street
H. Se Manning
Rivers, Mich
Seve
Eral
Geo.” L
Minnis
Lloyd
Peru
Mar‘tha
Minn
Finney
Cen‘ter
Grippe
Dana ‘Webster
Hartford
Conn
Department of
Aetna - Life ; Insurante Company
Fragmentary clipping records missing clear news
unreadable OCR text provides few legible facts. the fragment hints at a date related entry and a person named beever but lacks context, event, or place details to form a proper summary. no identifiable organizations or outcomes are present.
City Fire Unit Responds To Chimney Blaze Forenoon
Minor city reports show No 2 fire station called out this forenoon to extinguish a chimney fire. Secretary S Clark announces Chautauqua calendars are available at the M C Building. Examinations in city schools have been conducted this week with promotions to follow.
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S. Clark
Chautauqua
Fraternal Courts Install Officers at Joint Ceremony
Fraternal News reports Court-Eikhart No A402 and Companion Court Samaritan 941 held a joint public installation at Shiloh Field Post. High Secretary W. Wilson of Indianapolis attended as installing officer with C. Anott and Mrs. Kate Harris named as Chief Ranger for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt-Eikhart
Samaritan
Shiloh Field
Hell
High
Wwe Wilson
Iadianapolis
Anott
Kate
Harris
Accident injures worker at backshops punching press
Engineer C. EB. Moutten was struck by a piece of metal near the left eye while operating a punching press at the backshops. Reverend Davidson and a helper sustained a two inch long cut to the left ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Moutten
Ender Jonging
Davidson
Lady Forester Social a Packed Evening for Charity
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a social at Anderson’s hall last night. Despite a bleak night the event drew a large crowd, served ice cream by volunteers, and raised $140 for St. Vincent’s Church.
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Lady Forester
St. “Vincent's
Divorces in Bikhari County Reach 1575 Over Two Decades
T J Stuart reports that Bikhari County granted 1575 divorces in the last twenty years amid national debate to curb divorce. Statistics reflect rising interest in legislature to strike the divorce evil.
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Bikhari
Aged Woman Dies After Fall in Adamsville Home
Mrs I El Swan who was seriously injured three months ago by a fall down a cellar-way at her Adamsville home died here yesterday after the accident. The report notes her death follows the prior injuries and records the event as a fatal result of the fall.
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EL. Swan
Adamsville
Swan
Ashe
H. Swaine
Wonder preacher renders quiet verdict in Oregon licenses
In Oregon the case centers on licenses and the question of what the preacher will want. The remarks hint at a broader discussion of licensing and religious figures in public life.
Zulu Naming Custom Explained With Battle Etiquette
The Daily Mail notes Zulu rulers avoid naming enemies in battle. Leaders shout That is his name as they point to victims, while etiquette forbids revealing adversaries' names aloud. The piece discusses pronoun meaning his or their and the word rame.
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Daily Mail
Calcutta Journal Urges Crocodile Skin Trade Expansion
Consul General W. H. Michael cites a Calcutta trade journal urging residents near crocodile habitats to engage in killing crocs for skins. It advocates building up the trade between the United States and India as crocodile skins are desired in America and demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Michael
Calcutta
America
United ‘States
India
Fragmentary clipping hints at penny roll scam in city
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a chain of pennies and money being taken. The wording is garbled with unclear actions and names, but implies a monetary scheme or theft related to pennies.
Special price signs for children's garments and kimonas
A fragmentary ad notes price discounts on a range of garments. It mentions kimonos made from teasel down with daisy bands and light and dark color options. Other items include short gowns, children's pajamas, and outing outfits with marked reductions from regular prices.
Outdated mercerized petticoats on closeout sale
A damaged notice advertises black mercerized petticoats with a fifteen inch flounce and stripped seersucker dresses. Prices drop from 175 to 1.48 to 1.98 while sizes remain available.
Mis Partists Starner Red From Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows terms like Mis partists and Starner red with unclear context pointing to a damaged article fragment. No identifiable event people or organizations are readable to form a full headline or factual summary.
Fragmented text fragment suggests archival note
Incomplete OCR snippet mentions continuation and an archival state, with no clear events, names, or dates to identify. The readable parts imply a continuation mark and status of a page or entry in progress, lacking concrete entities or actions.
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Legal Principles and Speech
Fragmented passage discusses presumption of innocence and a senator Tilman. It notes the unfortunate record as defender of lynching and mentions Spooner sidestepping the core issue. The text appears to critique press and political discourse without a clear narrative.
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Addy
Bares
Louis J. Schackne
Arctic
Q' Svand
Jas
TL Ems
Fraternal News
Onetes Aicen Ona
Aly Eerie
Emonthi Dik
Panama
Kimonas
HOUSE
Imonas
Speciaial
Stevens’. Ic
Baa As
Starner
Sealy
Adiis
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