Community Announcements For Midweek Church And Club Events
The W O W and W will host a basket picnic at McNaughton Park on Saturday with all members and families invited to bring well filled baskets and enjoy a good time. The M M B club meets with Mrs Chas Hoeger on Garfield Avenue all day Friday. The Kings Daughters meeting postponed for one week. The Mayflower Chorus pic nic rehearsal at the home of Mrs A J Baumgartner Friday evening. Grace Lutheran Missionary Society meets at the church Friday afternoon with a penny supper served at 5 o'clock. All are invited.
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McNaughton Park
M.M. 8. Club
Chas. Hoeger
Garfield ‘Avenue
Mayflower
A. J. Baumgartner
Grace Lutheran Missionary.society
Cluirch
Engagement Celebration Prepares for Buckner Nuptials
Society notes from South Bend report Miss Blanche Miller and Miss Grace Hootman hosting a hosiery and handkerchief shower for Miss Wadill. The party in pink and white featured a mock wedding with Miss Miller and Miss Stella Campbell as brides, music by Miss Irma Hootman, and a three course lunch amid wedding motif decor. A subsequent luncheon at Mrs. Belcamp’s on South St. Louis Street is planned for Friday evening.
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South Bend
Elkhart
Christian Church
Cc. C.buckner
Sy Griffith
Buckner
Blanche Miller
Grace
Hootman
Wadill
C.C. Buckner
Stella
Campbell
Irma Hootman
Miss Wadill
Belcamp
Goshen Social News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Showers
Miss Emamia Vincent and Miss Blanche Thumm hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday for Lillian May Helsel prior to her marriage to Edward Thomas of Pikhart. At bride’s home on South Main Street Marion Bay Jackson and Miss Orpha Aust wed at 6 p.m. with a two course luncheon, plans for housekeeping in Burkhart. Lydia Rowe hosted H. H. club at Goshen Avenue Brethren Church. Miss Kate May White and William Henry Bomb wed at Lake Wawasee in the presence of relatives.
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South Berd
Emamia Vincent
Blanche Thumm
Lillian May
Helsel
South Clinton Street
Edward Thomas
Pikhart
John
South Main Street
Marion Bay
Jackson
Elkhart
Orpha Aust
Goshen
J. A. Wood
Burkhart
Lydia
Rowe
James Street
H. H. Club
Avenue ‘Brethren Church
Kates
May White
William - Henry Bomb
Chicago
W. J.gronert
Wawasee
M Miller
Syracuse
Ind
Evschiurch
Engagement and Society Notices from Chicago and Area
Announcement of the engagement of Mrs Electa Miles Cleveland and Dr Jesse Bell Porter. A luncheon hosted by Mrs C Chicago and Mrs Ey B Teal on Magnolia Avenue featured sweet pea decorations and eight place settings at their Beardsley Avenue home. A group from the Ziesel Bros store plans a picnic at Island Park this evening.
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Ey. B. Teal
Beardsley Avenue
Ziesel ‘Bros.’ Store
Is¢land Park
Electa Miles Cleveland
Jesse
Salvation Army to hold social on West Lexington
The Salvation Army plans a social on the lawn at the hall on West Lexington avenue this Saturday evening. Frank B. Tracy of Second Baptist Church in Chicago will preach tonight at 8 o'clock following the street service. The Trumpet Notes concert was postponed a week due to the director's absence and will be held next Wednesday at the monument. Bernard Wiefer takes over management of Clark Three-Cent restaurant yesterday. O A Clark of South Bend discussed a management change in the city. T G Sweetland, former manager, is in South Bend on business and may take a vacation before a new position.
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Salvation Army
West
Lexington Avenue
Frank B. Tracy
the Second Baptist
Morgan and
Monroe Streets
Chicago
Salvation Army Hall
Bernard Wiefer
South Bend
Judge postpones case against Arthur G Keene
Judge Hughes postpones the case against Arthur G Keene a South Main street feedman accused of violating the garbage and refuse ordinance. The hearing set for this morning was delayed due to absent attorneys City Attorney Turner in Chicago and defense lawyer J L Warman in South Bend. The case will be rescheduled for next week.
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Hughes
Arthur G. Keene
South Main Street
Illness Report From Elkhart Avenue
Sick list notes O. D. Olsons baby at 112 Elkhart Avenue taken ill yesterday. John McDowell recovered from a stroke about a month ago. Mrs. James Dodge Jr. is up after an attack of tonsillitis.
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O. D. Olson
Elkhart, Avenue
John McDowell
James Dodge, Jr
Police Notes Record Local Missing Goods and Staffing Shifts
Officer Fonda found an Iver Johnson wheel in the rear of J. W. Fieldhouse’s Lexington Avenue office. Mrs Mary Gardner reported a basket of clothes lost after her goods were moved by John Luce 618 Cleveland Avenue and asked for help locating it. Patrolman Arthur Withers began the day shift, succeeding Rabot who was promoted to desk sergeant, and W Christman started a vacancy assignment at noon, Elois serving as plain clothes man.
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Fonda
Iver Johnson
J. W. Fieldhouse
Lexington
Garfield ' ‘Avenue
Mary. Gardner
John ‘Luce
Cleveland” Avenue
Arthur Withers
John
Rabot
W. Christ
Elois
Benes a thie ng to the new fest
Benes a thie ng to the new fest. The fragmentary OCR reads as a local event item with unclear details and potential misreads. The readable words indicate a festival or event invitation but lack concrete names, dates, or places to anchor a full summary.
Local residents and visitors parade through the city
A flood of social notes lists Miss Alma Harding of LaPorte visiting friends in Goshen and many others from Beardsley Avenue and nearby towns. Guests from Chicago Milwaukee Denver and Kalamazoo travel for weddings funerals and theatre while locals plan trips to Winona Detroit and Lake James.
Puritan Tolerance and Vatican Diplomacy Amid Modern Shifts
A speaker reflects on religious tolerance rooted in Puritan ancestry while noting recent changes over 25 years. He cites historical limits on Vatican diplomacy in the Philippines and observes broader shifts affecting church-state relations and diplomacy with Rome.
Train disaster strands 300 passengers in Kansas floods
Reported injuries include a four year old daughter of Ned Carrie Rose of Chicago. Women from St. Clair and Boston were injured while helping Nannie St Clair. Tracks undermined as a detoured train sank slowly. Rescue used boats and rafts. passengers housed at farmhouses until floods subside. Relief train from Ottawa brought food and supplies.
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Ned
Carrie
Rose
Nannie St. Clair
Emporia
Pannona
Marias
Ottawa
Kansas City
Ewestern
Fragmentary OCR Clippings From Local Page
Sparse readable bits mention a person and event but details are unclear. The fragmentary text hints at names and places without complete context or dates.
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Joe Ball
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Mich
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Pletcher
Otto ‘Little
Sonylbe
Wmrs
Mary Little
Pacific
le Royalty
Oklahoma City
Okla
Elizabeth Bingham
Robert O'Hearn
G. D .Cressler
Charles ‘Cressler
LaGrange
L. R. ‘Cressler
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Jennings
All. Fisher
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