Community organization notices and meetings listed
Woodmen Circle schedules a lunch tomorrow at McNaughton and a later meeting Thursday evening. Nabini dodge Cuba 67 hosts a Friday 7:30 gathering for officer installation. The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society plans a July 5 2:30 meeting with Mrs C E Clouse. The WH MS Trinity meeting is with Mrs Dr Adams Friday 2:30. Queen Esther Girls invited.
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Nabini Dodge
the. Womifn
Ant. Foreign
Mibhduser Society
C. EB. .Clouse
Prospect Street
Phim
WH. M.S
Dr. Adams
Esther
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees plan Island Park picnic
The regular meeting last night set plans for a picnic at Island Park on Thursday afternoon July 4. Mrs B T Thomas transferred her membership from a Michigan Hive to the local Hive.
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Island Park
B. T ‘Thomas
Michigan
Wellington and Elizabeth Davis Quietly Married at South Bend
Mrs Van Deine renowned as a lady of means from St Louis assists in plans for their life together. Davis and Elizabeth were married last night in South Bend. Mr Deine, a traveling salesman, returned early this morning and will have Mrs Van Deine follow soon. Friends wish them happiness and prosperity. At a P H O Circle meeting in their hall last night officers were partially installed by state Deputy A Bussy from South Bend. Several new applications were discussed before refreshments. A social hour followed and next Tuesday night officers will be fully installed with planned musical and literary programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ‘Wellington
van Deine
Elizabeth
South Ben Ast
Vanissa
Wait
A. Bussy
Missionary Reading Circle Enjoys Quiet Afternoon at Cole Home
The Missionary Reading Circle of Grice Lutheran held a subdued afternoon at Ars Artuduk Cole's home. Members engaged in patience and study, reading The Sign of the Cross in Madagascar. The group closed the session with prayers and then departed for home.
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Grice Lutheran Church
Ars
Artuduk Cole
Syesterda
Cole
Delegates Elected To Represent Society at Christian Endeavor
Miss Gertrude Rihehart and Miss Olive Gemberling were elected to represent the society at the Christian Endeavor convention at Oakwood Park Syracuse Indiana. Barbara Whittig and Katherine Shafer were chosen as alternates. A Mission study class with Miss Pearl Shafer as teacher was organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Rihehart
Olive.Gemberling
Awereé
Atithe
Christian’Endeavor
Oakwood
Park
Syracuse
Ind
Barbara Whittig
Katherine’ Shafer
Pearl
Shafer
Two Men Arrested for Theft From Car and Judge Hughes Ruling
Lake Shore Detective Worrell arrested Tony Augustine and Frank Swaith for theft of merchandise from a car. They were arraigned before Judge Hughes and sentenced to ten days in county jail plus a $1 fine and costs. Charles Amon faced a city court hearing for assault and battery and paid $11 total after conviction.
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Tony “Augustiné
Frank Swaith
Lake Shore
Worrell
Hughes
County
Charles' Amon
Lovina Huntsinger
Lughes
Fourth of July visits and sick list across South Bend area
Local society items note Miss Mable Stoutenour is ill and many residents plan Fourth of July visits in nearby cities. Charles Taylor was in South Bend on business. Miss Pearse, Beatrice Hurley, and many others are away or returning from visits in Chicago Detroit Goshen Wabash and Akron.
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Mable
Stoutenour
Charles Taylor
South Bend
Pearse
Will
Chicago
Beatrice. Hurley
Keli
Jennings
West Fraxiblit Street
George Danforth
West Franklin Street
Mary ‘Keyser
North
Judson
Ind
Walter Gardner
Detroit
Emma Root
Jerry Landis
Mario Street
Chet Floyd
Kankakee
Elatives
Roy Hoover
Clarence
Bree Tale
Morgan
Ae Ajdmes
Fuller
Jacob H. Payne
Goldie Patterson
Warsaw
Hazel Foster
Law Fern
Battie
Creek
Harry
Grace Salisbury
Bend
Emery Wilkens
LaPorte
Mary Mann
Carr
H. Davis
Sherman “Street
Lizzie Mills
Frank Wester
Xare Wisiting
Feang
Wan
Paugh
Cérdain Street
Clara
Jiemon
Jennie and
Homier
Coreéy
Albion
Mich
Frank, Reese
South
Ottie
Reba
Stott
Beardsley
van Dyk
Vacation worries and mail route totals noted
Miss Corwin librarian at Carnegie library notes reader concerns about summer borrowing. The report adds that Christiana trades and Elkhart hotel guests plan Fourth of July celebrations with fireworks. Rural mail routes show state No 6 delivering 22 919 pieces in the three months to June 30, with routes 14 930, 2 11 660, 3 12 732, 4 15 303, 5 11 717, 7 11 917.
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Christiana
Ikhart
Mrs Smith Burned By Boiling Grease In Kitchen Incident
Mrs A M Smith of 1008 South Second Street suffered severe burns to her right hand and wrist from boiling grease on a stove Tuesday morning while preparing breakfast. The burns occurred when the grease ignited and the pan tipped, causing contact with her hand and arm. She showed some improvement today.
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A.M. Smith
South Second Street
Initiation rite and rack ordeal described in old text
Excerpt recalls a court scene where an initiate and a witness face coercive cross examination. The narrator notes ancient torture devices like a rack used to elicit truth and memory, with rollers and levers shifting until the witness speaks. A lawyer urges truth as the goal of questioning.
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Washington Star
Elkhart Plans Factory Investment Amid Local Promote Efforts
A letter from Mr. Gossard notes the company may hire 500 workers in a year and invest $1,000,000 in wages over five years if Elkhart guarantees funds. Machinery would arrive quickly for temporary setup in the Peirce plant on North Maine Street, with at least 200 operatives educated immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Spira
Gossard Contract Public Notice From 1907 Meeting
The document records a proposed contract signed by H. W. Gossard, outlining terms for locating a charge factory in the city. It promises a $28,000 fund and factory site free of encumbrance upon $560,000 in wages, with payments totaling $28,400 at staged milestones, dated July 6, 1907.
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Baid
Han
H.W. Gossard
Tonight's Concert at Bucklen Hotel Balcony Tops March Odds
A local program features trumpets and wind selections including Waltzes and marches. Performers named include Wantrich and Luders, with pieces such as Brooke's, Cheer Up Mary, and Woodland. The event lists the Chicago Maring Band and other pieces like The Spring Chicken and I've Made My Plane.
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Mpand
Heriy
W.geiss
Wil Tender
Bucklen
FESS
Loftis
Mate Dy Ste Pege
Wenrich
Mary
Brooke's
Chicago
Maring Band
Seitz
Miss Van Dyne’s Case Noted in Classified Record
Fragmentary OCR text references Miss Van Dyne, rough notes, and a 48 designation. The snippet hints at a classified entry and a late discovery phrase about timing and illustration. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Casey
Miss
Mi van Dyne
Réshman
Street Car Collides With Freight Train Incident
A Washington trolley car collided with freight cars loaded with steel, injuring a dozen government employees. The scene occurred near the Washington pound while moving. Details describe a single-car then multi-car collision with steel cars. Census data from 1905 notes 18 277 sawmills with $381 621 184 capital, employing 283 674 wage earners and $100 310 891 in wages.
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Washington
ATE Ton
yFalis
Fiat
Wisania. Aith
Justice and Mercy Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
A fragmentary OCR text hints at themes of justice and mercy. The readable bits reference people and abstract ideas without concrete events, names, places, or dates.
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