Parrett to Preach Next Sunday at Methodist Church
Rev Parrett will preach next Sunday at the Methodist Protestant church on Vision Street. The forenoon and evening sermons will cover patriotic themes and old soldiers are specially invited. The Trinity IM bureau will meet with Mrs De Compton Friday afternoon at 2 30. The Congregational Woman's Missionary society meets at 210 Marion Street. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Munro's home 1018 West Franklin Street.
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Je ‘Parrett
Vic
Trinity IM
de Compton
Middlebury - Street
The
Woman's. Missionary Society
Congregational Church
F.C. “Keppler
Marion Street
Woman’ S Missionary Society of the Presbyterianchorch
Mayflower chorus plans Friday meetings and rehearsals
The Mayflower chorus will meet with Mrs A J Baumgartner on Bower Street Friday at 7 30 for a Pinafore rehearsal. Kane Lodge 182 FP and A M holds a special meeting this evening to work in the B A degree. The Jolly Hoosier Club meeting is postponed to Friday July 9. Mrs I Jewett will entertain the Wednesday club Friday afternoon.
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A. J. Baumgartner
Bower Street
Kane Lodge
Jolly Hoosier Club
Mrs. I. Jewett
June Society Weddings Highlight Family Ties
The article covers the wedding of Miss Catherine Schafer daughter of Mrs Diaz Schafer and Clarence Pletcher of Philadelphia at 8 pm with Rev Breish officiating. Guests included out of town relatives and a large reception hosted by Miss Eleanor Jones with Debutante Eleanor Milhan. The couple will reside in Philadelphia where Pletcher works for Dr Miles Co. The event featured summer flowers and formal yet intimate arrangements.
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Catherine’ Schafer
Tydia Schafer
South Main Street
Clarence Pletcher
Philadelphia
John Pletcher
Hickory Street
Breish
First Evangelical Church
Schafer
Cecil van Tilburg
Pletcher
Mr. Pletcher
Mrs. Louis Good and
Detroit
Weddings And A Summer Reception In Elk Hart
Miss Ada Stanton and Miss Milared gave a large summer reception with daisies and sweet peas in the residence, guests from Goshen attended. Ellen Garver and Oscar Brenneman were married at Grace Lutheran church, and Gertrude Lambka and Tarry Swartz wed at 435 St. Joe Street, with Rev. Mosier officiating and a three course wedding supper. Isabel White hosts bridge for Eleanor Milhank and Hermione Hawkins visiting, while Rev. and Mrs. Redmond entertained the Les Bou... class at the Merchant's hotel.
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Ada Stan
Milared
Aus
Abel
Collins
Nailers
Goshen
Jones
Dunlaps
Oscar M. Brenneman
Grace Lutheran
Gertrude’ Lambka
Chistopher Lambka
Tarry Swartz
Aaron Swartz
Sty. Joe Street
St. Joe Street
Savenikeave
Réy
J.-Q. Mosier
Mosier
Marjorie Wise
Bessie
Swartz
Walter Wear
Empire
Misses Servle
Stutsman
Hazel Ulrich
Brenda Magnuson
Elkhart
Isabel White
High “Street
Bridge
Eleanor Milhan
Kalamazoo
Hermione Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Eleanor ‘Jones
EB. G. Redmond
Les
Bou. A
Luther League Grace Party at Island Parish
Church societies report a Grace party organized by the Luther League committee on Island Street. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR, but the event appears to be a parish social hosted by local church groups.
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Luther League
Grace
Island
Goshen social notes and local visits update
Goshen residents and visitors are listed from yesterday and today including Clara McCrory Hazel Winters Mae Garvin Elizabeth A derman Georgia Lacy Miss Jones reception attendees and Mrs A W Rothermel. Families from Brown Business College in Ottawa Nis and others plan river canoe trip Monday. Theodore Jones returns from Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Miss Blanche Dickerhoff and Ethel McManus head west for summer.
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coWasontine
Christianacieke
Anichol
Klinger, Lake
Goshen
Hoover
Indiana Avenue
David Hoover
Findla
Theodore Jones
Terre’ Haute
Indianapolis
Chas. C. Meyer
Franklin ‘Street
F. G’ Duetemeyer
Cleveland
Duetemeyer
Clark Hospital
Meyer
Death of South Bend Priest Candidate Due to Tuberculosis
Ladislav Deratek of South Bend died Tuesday night after tuberculosis halted his path to priesthood two years earlier. He abandoned studies and lived in a tent near his father's home for several months as treatment failed.
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Ladislav Deratek
South Bend
City in Brief Separations and Divorces Mentioned
Chloe A Hughes seeks complete separation from Thomas F Hughes in superior court with claims of mistreatment and a proposed deed to half her property. Carl Powers requests a divorce from Etta Powers. Weis, a railroad man, faces neglect and infidelity allegations. Bristol cherries season noted with supply to both home and distant markets including Royal Cathcart shipping 1000 crates east.
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Chloe A. Hughes
Thomas_ F. Hughes
Carl Powers
Etta Powers
Weis
Bristol
Moth
Earth
Cathcart
Rapid Hiring Placed For Michigan Fire Division
Indications of rapidly increasing business on the Lake Shore were given today as orders were received for hiring four additional firemen for the Michigan division. It is likely that a half dozen more will be employed by the end of the week.
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Lake Shore
Michigan
Hartford news notes and a death near the pump
Abe Martin reports a local item about Sam Hale found dead near a pump after drinking too much water. The piece mentions Hartford, a powder mill, and a croquet team including King McDonald and gal Bickel, with colorful rural phrasing.
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Abe’ Martin
Hartford
King ‘McDonald
Gal Bickel Croquet
Et rZames. i
Unclear Source Text Summary
Unable to determine readable entities or a coherent event from the provided fragment.
The Ghost of Gifford Possessed a Goldsmith's Body
Frederick L. Thompson a former goldworker and engraver began painting landscapes after an inner compulsion he believed linked to the ghost of R Swain Gifford. Dr Hyslop advised investigation as Thompson described vivid, real landscape visions that matched real places.
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Gifford
Frederick L. ‘Thompson
R.'Swain Gifford
Hyslop
Thompson
Dr. Hyslop
Monquitt
Mass
Prominent Duluth Meeting Weighs Deep Channel Project
Business leaders discuss the deeper-channel plan and harbor proposals for St. Paul. The session also covers Minnesota River improvements and the high dam question affecting the St. Paul to Minneapolis corridor.
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Duluth
St ‘Baul Oe
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Fifty Chinese Pirates Captured in Macao House Fight
Hong Kong dispatch reports police captured fifty Chinese pirates in an abandon ed Macao house after a sharp firefight in which two pirates were wounded. A number of women were among those captured and several children were recovered.
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Hongkong
Macao
Tuthill and Partridge Receive Middlebury Honorary Degrees
Judge Richard Sw. Tuthill of Chicago and former U S minister to Venezuela Frank C. Partridge received honorary Doctor of Laws degrees from Middlebury College in July.
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Tuthill
Middlebury
Richard Sw. Tuthill
Chicago
Frank C. Partridge
United Etates
Venezuela
College
Celebrate Opening of DGOR to Japan
The semicen tenial celebration marks the opening of Japanese ports to the world. John Loci, a foundry employee who lost an arm in a premature Fourth of July accident, was discharged from the hospital today.
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Japan
Yokohama
Taly
John Loci
Onere Saloon Stock Moved to 618 South Main Street
Following attorney Lou Vail of Goshen the ex-saloon men faced a setback as they considered reopening places closed under the ninety-day clause. The stock and fixtures of the Onere saloon, run by Fred Pearce, were moved and stored at 618 South Main Street.
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Lou Vail
Goshen
Fred Pearce
South Main Street
Clouse Shoe Co Advertises Lady Mary Oxfords
The Clouse Shoe Co. offers Lady Mary land Oxfords at $3.00 and $3.50. Fitters of Feet market commentary emphasizes value and comfort.
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Lady Maryland Oxfords
Clouse Shoe Co
Shortest Sermon Ends as Collection Is Taken
A brief sermon by Dean Swift before a charitable society opened with the line He that giveth to the poor leadeth to the Lord and ended with a simple call for action If you are satisfied with the security down with the dust before the ushers collected the funds The excerpt captures a notable but terse preaching style and collection moment.
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Swift
Williams Sentenced for Break-in at Paper Mill
Williams was judged guilty of breaking into a paper mill on Hydraulic Street. Judge F. E. Hughes fined him and sentenced him to ten days in jail. Williams appeared without counsel as witnesses from Heys Skinner & Wider testified for the prosecution.
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Williams
Hydraulic Street
Id Heys Skinner & Wider
Pearce
Leo M
Bradtera
Pig
Jie
Athoeush Bradford
Seularhee
Jefferson Street
Reformatory
Wis
Woise
Heat Wave Broken by Cooling Shower
Torrid conditions eased briefly as a local shower cooled the air. Temperature dropped seven degrees from 11 to noon, with observatory readings showing a bounce in the early afternoon and a general relief from the heat.
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Miles Observatory
Asim
Cei
Reason for Wedding Ring in Historic Custom
The text explains that giving a ring to a wife symbolizes the husband taking her into his confidence. It notes the left hand ring as chosen because the left is weaker, and explains the third finger on the left hand is linked to an old superstition about a vein running to the heart.
New York Acid Rain Incident Reported In Local Area
A fragmentary item notes an incident in New York involving an unidentified acid release. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities reportedly investigated the scene and began standard safety procedures.
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Lillian O'Reilly
Serates Bon
Sketeh
Tyegchar Wao Tate Sette Cate Ten
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