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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

5

Ladies Auxiliary Meets at Clark Hospital Friday

Society notices announce the Ladies Auxiliary to Clark hospital meeting Friday at 2 30 p m at the hospital with full attendance requested. The Junior Cooking Club of this W C A S will meet Saturday afternoon. The Women’s Guild of St John’s plans a coffee and apron sale at the rectory Saturday afternoon and evening. Cottage prayer meetings are set for Friday morning at listed homes in connection with revival services at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church at 9 30 a m.

Clark Hospital Women's ‘ Guild of Scoles Franklin Street Gore Third Street Robert Lilly North Fifth Street Case Vistula Street Frank Seiler Strong Avenue Trinity Methodist. Episcopal Church

Social Highlights From Local Society Evenings

Mrs Collins hosts a 500 party with eleven tables and prizes won by Mrs Jank Stephens and George Brown. Ruby Felt and Dr Arthur Schuler announce engagement at Mrs Grootveld’s South Fifth Street party. A surprise shower honors Mr and Mrs Dan Stutsman at Indiana Avenue with gifts and luncheon. Mrs Tarl Rice hosts a gathering for Mrs Richard Myers with four 300 games and assorted attendees from Mishawaka Goshen and surrounding towns.

Johm Hf. Collins Jank Stephens Chicago George Brown Perry Larner W. W. Sterling Bert Sykes James State George I. Harter C. H. Winchester Edward Collins Frank Knott Frank Palmatier Frank Tauritee Hoke Frank Stephens Fred Pratt Standert Beatrice Beardsley Julia Hinman Georgia Collins Jobin A Wolfe Ruby Felt Arthur N. Schuler T. G. Grottveld South -Fifth Street Joseph Russell Mishawaka Marl White Lee Swank Nadine Fulsom South Bend Grootveld Miss Felt Bonnie Darling Lela Null Marie Scott Mabel McLaughlin Marie Kess Hazel Walley Ruby Jane Felt Arthur Edward Schuler Elmer Felt Ilkhart Dr. Schuler The Elk and Atherton Clibs Dan C. Stutsman Harvey Stutsman Sol Stutsman Indiana Avenue Stutsman Gate Bliss Ands Schu Tarl Rice Crawford Street Richard Myers

Miles Weather Report Shows Highs and Lows

The notice records highest and lowest temperatures, a trace of snowfall, wind speed reaching 24 miles per hour, and overall chilly conditions for the area.

Sleighing party and social gatherings in the Northeast Elk area

Florence McKean Kingsbury and Frances Brumbaugh attended a sleighing party hosted by the Legeee The C. E. society of Northeast Elk hart. Guests visited Mrs. Heltby Davis at 601 Lughers avenue, enjoyed games, contests, and prizes won by Ruth Martin, Mrs. Howard Shoupe, and Bernice Fisher. Other events included a reception by Miss la Corwin for Justine Corwin and Anna Sutton, a birthday dinner for Miss Mabel Upson, and a courtyard party for Miss Inez Garl with music and games.

the. C. E. Society of Northeast Elkhart Heltby Davis Lughers Avenue Ruth Martin Howard Shoupe Bernice Fisher la Corwin Sterling Flats Justine Corwin Anna Sutton Hillsdale Mich Corwin Jm.clark Marie Anderson Betty White Lorenzo ‘Upson Aspenwold Avenue Miss Mabel Upson Ray Upson Lorenzo Upson, Jr Fred Bedenkopf Charles Wolfe Lexington Avenue Inez Garl Miss Garl Bessie Owen Joseph Ludwig Mr. van Fleet Iyez Garth C. H. Wolfe

Noted South Bend Visitors and Local Travels

A string of visits and travel reports from Elkhart and surrounding towns. J W Colley in South Bend on business. R L Jackson called on Elkhart friends. Herman H Ambos of Unger Gross went to South Bend. Miss Ethel Anderson of Mishawaka spent time in Elkhart with Mrs K K Dodge. Rev Ray Upson heads next day for a three month evangelistic tour through Indiana Ohio Illinois Kentucky. Harry Dickey of Northern Indiana Railway in Elkhart on business. J B Smith of Goshen drove a Ford and reported Elkhart county roads fair. Miss Myrtle Mudge resigns from South Bend Loan Co and heads to Chattanooga February 1. Mrs G D Torrence leaves for Valparaiso to preside over missionary societies. John W Hughes of Missoula visiting brother Forrest Hughes in Elkhart. 200 friends gathered at old Hughes Homestead. Hughes departs to Rochester Minnesota then to Missoula.

J. W. Colley South Bend R. L. Jackson Elkhart Herman H. Ambos Unger Gros Ethel Anderson Mishawaka KK. H. Dodge Ray Upson Indiana Ohio Illinois Kentucky Harry Dickey Northern Indiana Railway Company J. B. Smith Goshen Myrtle Mudge South Bend Loan Co Chattanooga Tenn G. D. Torrence Marion Dioces Missionary Societies of the Episcopal Church Valparaiso F. J. Boedefeld John W.,.hughes Missoula Mont Forrest Hughes Lome Snyder County Pennsylvania Hughes Rochester Minn

Lindsay Lights 1.00 7ec Turnacka Electric bulbs

The listing notes Lindsay Lights at 1.00 price for 7ec Turnacka Electric bulbs with a fragmentary description.

Lindsay Turnacka

Sick List Delivers Mixed News Across Local Community

Fred Matthews of the Home telephone company fell from a ladder this forenoon and sustained injuries. Uriah Ramsby of Ligonier is home after necrosis of a foot surgery. Miss Inez Stauffer of the Ti Store improves from quinsy since Friday. George Stevens of Marion Street shows slight improvement after several illness days. Charits Dausman remains at home on Sixth Street due to illness.

Fred Matthews Home ‘Telephone Company Uriah Ramsby Ligonier Inez Stauffer George Stevens Marion Street Ncslight Dausman Sixth ‘Street

Missionary Society Meeting Highlights at Local Church

The Baptist Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs E B Klicks home on South Main Street. Mrs Charles Stinson led devotionals on Missions in India with Frances Styers as leader. Spear Thompson Bond read pieces and sang duets. refreshments followed. The Women's Guild of St Johns met at Mrs James Hollands to sew and plan a Saturday coffee night at the rectory. The Ladies Auxiliary of St Johns Episcopal gave a reception for Mrs Geo Torrence of Marion Indiana, diocese president, with large church attendance.

Castle U. B Baptist — Women's Missionary Society EB. J. Klick South Mai Street Charles Stinson India Frances Styers Atrs H. N. Spear Otis Thompson Walter Bond Spear Bond Geo. G. Torrence Marion, Ind The Missionary Society

Fraternal Red Men Hold Oyster Supper and Plan Entertainment

After a regular session the Red Men served an oyster supper for members and announced an upcoming entertainment. Rushish of Columbus, meeting at South Bend, discussed creating a Notre Dame university council with favorable prospects. Ben Bluis will meet Friday at 2:30 at the Tay A.R. hall on J.P. McGee’s call.

Order of Red Men Rulshih of Columbus South Notre, ‘Dame Ben --Bluis

Mrs Henry Clews Jr Ends Legal Separation Talks

Mrs Henry Clews Jr has concluded proceedings for a definite legal separation drawn up in Paris. The couple could not agree on a divorce basis due to child custody and alimony concerns. Clews will pay $3000 yearly and retain custody of the boy three months annually.

Henry Clews, Jr Paris Clews

Congressman Proposes Constitutional Tax to Fund War

Washington January 27. Representative Foehler of New York introduced a resolution to amend the U S Constitution so that all income tax may be levied to raise revenue in time of war or emergencies. The bill exempts state and government bonds from taxation.

Washington Foehler New York

Funeral Services for Mrs Florence Davenport Becker

Funeral notes announce the service for Mrs Florence Davenport Becker at 2 30 p m Friday at the Davenport residence on Beardsley Avenue with Misses Davenport hosting.

Florence Davenport-Becker

Birth Announcement for Rignaldo Sanford

Mrs. H. Kirkpatrick received a telegram from Jackson Michigan announcing the birth on January 20 1910 weighing nine and a half pounds and named Rignaldo Sanford.

H. €. Kirkpatrick Jackson, Mich Stork Rignaldo Sanford

Vanderbilt heiress plans home for meritally challenged

Mrs. Witham K Vanderbilt of New York contemplates building a home for those described as meritorily defective. The court scene at Children's Court in New York is noted as part of the visit by a senatorial party.

Witham K. “Vanderbilt New York Woo Vanderbilt-zias New

Rheumatism cured in 24 hours claim

A Pittsburg firm touts Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism as curing rheumatism in 24 hours after nine months of suffering. It credits testimonials from T. J. Blackmore and lists local druggists Houseworth Bros and A Bentz & Co as sellers.

T. J. Blackmore Haller & Blackmore Pittsburg Dr. Detchon

Simple Remedy for LaGrippe

LaGrippe coughs can lead to pneumonia and Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough while aiding lung strength to prevent serious outcomes. The genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Sold by all druggists.

Debtors Sought by Dr H E Stauff in Public Notice

A public notice requests debtors to call M W Stark at 403 Monger Building to settle amounts owed to Dr H E Stauff. The notice lists individuals who recognize they owe money and urges prompt contact.

H. _E.Stauff M. W Stark

Sanitary cookie claim draws officials’ notice

A fragmented 14 cookie related item is described in a sanitary package note. Officials move to verify contents and origin as part of a local health inquiry.

Fire alarm circuit fault halts trolley on Main Street

A damaged circuit near Jackson Street caused a fire alarm failure and trolley service disruption last evening. Repairs began this morning after investigators identified broken wires and a hung connection near Buck notes.

Local Water Purity Notice From Ebert Office

Fragmentary report cites William Greiner of Hastaueet and an Ebert statement on water purity for domestic and factory uses. Details unreadable but mentions an office agenda and Monday night time.

William Greiner Hastaueet Ebert

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