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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
8
Fragmentary details mention temperature and wind, an office submission and paper alignment. It notes a high temperature, wind speed of 18 miles per hour, and a proceeding reference with unclear context.
Mrs. c Bonewit 426 Virginia avenue hosted a wedding for Elmeda Mae Bonewit and H Russell Foreman with a Mendelssohn march, improvised floral bower, and a two course luncheon. Guests from Lima Cassopolis South Bend and Elk hart attended. the couple honeymooned in Michigan then will reside with Foreman’s parents. Foreman is a day ticket agent for Northern Indiana at this city.
Mrs Theo French of Indianapolis visits the city while Thos Michels travels to Chicago for a few days. Blanch Lankford leaves for Chicago to visit relatives. Swartzel family hosts Henry Sponor of South Bend at Mrs Samuel S Cummins’s home. Ludington, Mich resident J B Porter visits his brother Dr O T Porter. Huneryager family of South Bend in city visiting. Dr and Mrs Jaywood plan a Winona trip this weekend. Mrs John F Magnuson from La Porte with daughter Lydia and Miss Lydia Dreimiller leave the store area to spend time away.
In the city in brief a man with matted locks and unkempt look frequents the streets and the public library. Though his image evokes Rip Van Winkle, he is merely an eccentric pedestrian sign painter with solid schooling and a passion for literature.
Holliston Massachusetts resident Mrs. Frank Haviland asks for information on William Henry Seamans and descendants while compiling a family history. She notes Seamans came from Cortland County New York before the war, had a brother John, who married Mise Stowell, and they had a daughter Laura.
Roy Riblet and Ralph Wahlen, high school students, plan to market a hay fever remedy claiming a long buried history. They say the prescription came from a German family and has been guarded, with secrecy, awaiting patent authority action.
Abe Martin notes Miss Fawn visited Indynoplus yesterday with her uncle who took her to all the theaters and showed the circus. Rev Wiley Tanger married a young couple from Morgantown today and spoke about wifely duty to the husband for two dollars and a half.
The Delta Alpha Klan of Castle U B church hosted an ice cream social at Miss Myrtle J Suller's Sherman Street home. Music provided entertainment and the event raised 11 dollars for church improvements.
The Boys' band drew an unusually large crowd to the Island concert last evening. A second concert is planned for next Wednesday evening, with additional acts announced for Friday evenings as well.
A man identified as Hersis remained confined in the city jail after being picked up at night on the street suffering from dementia. He will be detained until he improves. police noted he believed dogs were attacking him. A boy named Theodore Dougherty, staying near Dyer grocery, was found asleep at a nearby house after a search.
A moving portrait of a woman who combines nurse, breadwinner, and caregiver as she tends a gravely ill child. Despite exhausting work and dwindling health, she sustains daily battles with quiet courage, while outsiders enjoy success in life.
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The Valley chautauqua program announced schedule changes with sessions delayed after August 8. Officials indicated a postponement was necessary, with plans for a new service date and accompanying installations to be communicated.
An encoded line hints at Sandown events involving an apple entity and an entailed trouble. The readable text suggests a local drama or rumor about a fae or figure linked to an apple, prompting concern or conflict in the community.
The text details a historic street boundary starting at Marion and Franklin areas and tracing streets such as Sixth Street and Hickory. It references directions along avenues Wagner and Lusher within city limits and mentions intersections near Nineteenth and other unnamed points.
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