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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
8
Grace Lutheran Sunday School and Park Outing Notes
Mrs A J Pettit and her Sunday school class of girls spent the afternoon at Island Park with supper. Mrs Jessie Timmis and her class also visited Island Park with dinner and supper. Miss Ruth Kantz entertained Miss Barbetta and Freda Heyer. they plan to move to South Bend. The Ulrich descendants held their fifth annual reunion on the homestead farm two miles east on Bristol road with thirty nine present. Mr and Mrs A M Bickel could not attend due to their daughter's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Pettit
Island Park
Jessie ‘Timmis
Grace Lutheran Church
Ruth Kantz
Barbetta
Freda Heyer
South Bend
Valentine Ulrich
Bristol Road
Della
Social gayettes honor Miss Clara Class of Dayton Ohio
A series of social gayettes celebrateMiss Clara Class of Dayton Ohio as guest of Miss Laura Helfrich. Six young ladies were entertained at dinner by Miss Helfrich and later attended the chautauqua grounds. A second group will visit Eagle Lake for two weeks aboard Emer Helfrick's houseboat and host guests with Mrs George Lohrman as chaparon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Class
Dayton, O
Laura Helfrich
Helfrich
Dora Rookstool
Clara Billings
Ruby Hess
Effle Sweitzer
Goshen
Violet Everett
Chautauqua
Bessie Brown
Sylvia Wertz
Edna Cooper
Edna Seiler
Laura Helfrick
Eagle Lake
Emer Helfrick
George Lohrman
Local notices list visiting friends and travel
Personal items note Blick from Millersburg and many visitors and travels. Miss Lois Hover is ill, Elmer Lloyd sick, and Miss Nellie Harvey returns from Pennsylvania. Several families host guests in Goshen and nearby towns with trips to Jackson, Seattle, and Philadelphia mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blick
Millersburg
Lois Hover
Elmer Lloyd
Goshen Avenue
M. Ellwood
Hillsdale
Mich
Nellie Harvey
Pennsylvania
C. B. ‘Stott
Stella
South Bend
Pearl Best
Ellis’ Chester
Harry Koehler
Harry Hoag
Klinger Lake
Hazel Kronk
Chicago
James Dickinson
Sherman Street
H. Wilder
Jackson
Albert
Peters
Elkhart Residents Attend Local Events and Lecture
A E Darling chra and A Stevenson of Elkhart were here Wednesday. Frank Palmer, Elkhart lightning rod man, was here on business Thursday. Francis H E Berlin and D O Batchelor visited Elkhart Saturday to hear Gov Hanly speak at the St Joseph Valley Chautauqua. Mr and Mrs Harold Weygand of Elkhart were guests of Mr and Mrs J M Weygand over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chra
A. ‘Stevenson
Elkhart
Frank ‘Palmer
J. M. Weygand
Accidents Report Five Lake Shore Workers Injured
Ralph Castetter a Lake Shore engineer. H A Teal a fireman. Hart a car repairer at the Lake Shore dump. and the daughter of John Slavybaugh of Poplar street suffered cuts or a sprain yesterday. Castetter lost the first finger of his left hand. Teal fell and sprained his left side. Hart had a 1.5 inch cut on his right hand. the girl cut her thigh crossing a barbed wire fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Castetter
Lake Shore
H. A. Teal
Co. F. Hart
John Slavybaugh
Poplar Street
Nusda Buys Cottage at Michigan and Jefferson
Walter D. Nusda purchases two of J. W. Fieldhouse’s new cottages at the northeast corner of Michigan and Jefferson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Nusda
J. W. Fieldhouse
Michigan and
Jefferson Streets
George B. Rouse Hired as Brake Man in Buchanan
George B. Rouse of Buchanan Michigan has been employed as a brake man, adding to the roster of railroad workers in the region. The notice confirms his new role and origin, highlighting local employment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Rouse
Buchanan, Mich
Pennsylvanians May Come Here for Elkhart Trip Rates
A Middleburg Pennsylvania article reports Snyder county and Elk Hart residents seeking rail rates to Elkhart Indiana for a picnic on Saturday August 18. The Penn RR offered 12 17 to Selinsgrove Middleburg for groups of ten plus one way, or 16 40 return, with possible through coach arrangements for 25 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Snyder County
Elkhart
Ind
Selinsgrove
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Phila
Pittsburg
Geo. W. Wagenseller
Penna. R.R. Co
Elmsgrove
BE. Watt
License Notice for Elkhart County Liquor Permit 1906
A notice from Ed ward Dolke seeks a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in Elkhart County Indiana. The request covers on site consumption with sales for less than four quarts at a time. The hearing is set for August 1906 in Goshen Court House before the County Commissioners.
New Butcher Rumor Sparks Change in Cleveland
In a clipped exchange from the Cleveland Leader and Chicago Record Herald, townsfolk discuss a new cook plate and butcher commission, hinting at changes in local markets and services as an Old Mistress reveals plans for a new butcher in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrnin
Cleveland
Truthful Witness Exchange Cited in Courtroom Dialog
A magistrate questions a witness about the deceased in a dialogue captured by Heitere Welt. The witness admits he was never alone with the deceased and cannot confirm melancholy conduct.
Family Secret Confession Echoes Wagner In Conversation
In a dialogue from the Washington Star a husband and wife discuss a tune by Ethelinda. He questions if a piece she plays is genuine while she confirms it is a Wagner selection. He notes uncertainty whether she is playing music or pulling a prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelinda
Mr. Cumrox
Wagner
Washington Star
Revision of Senator Speech Sparks Clarification
A dialogue in Cleveland reveals the Senator claiming yesterday's speech was the worst, while a Friend asserts it was the worst ever delivered. The Leader notes the exchange clarifying the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Magnetic Ad Prompts Boarders In Summer Lure
A country landlord surveys the scene as guests respond to a seemingly attractive advertisement. The judge notes the pamphlet that drew him to the spot and the lingering effect of the summer boarder comments.
Pairing Prospects in Parsimonious Parlor Exchange
A courtly uncle asks a shy suitor if he would like to become his brother in law. The young man expresses cautious hope while the family jokes that the father deems him hopeless. The Judge remarks on the banter and potential match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Albert
Sis
Broken Hearted Crying For Answers In Fractured Line
A fragmented OCR snippet shows stray phrases about crying and heartbreak. The readable text hints at an emotional reflection but lacks clear context, names, places, or events to anchor a fuller report. The piece reads like a line in progress without a complete narrative.
Hat Fashion Promises Youthful Look With Feathers
A vintage Tip Bits note highlights milliner styling with white feathers on hats. Quote about passay enhancing youthfulness suggests playful fashion advice. The item reads like a light society snippet from a 1920s page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passy
Regular Boarder Questions Endless Pie Refill
A comic exchange unfolds as a waiter reports the boss’s orders to keep serving the same piece of pie until the customer eats it. The scene captures a lighthearted diner moment from Detroit Free Press style reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinno
Detroit
Free
Préss
Magician Carter Delights Auditors With Card Tricks
An audience watched Carter perform from the stage as he demonstrated card shuffles including the Elkhart and South Bend methods and revealed tricks thought to be learnable after years of practice. Laughter erupted when John W. Ellis was teased during the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Horner
Gram
Carter
Elkhart
South Bend
Mr. Ellis
John W. Ellis
Sam Jones to Speak at Evening Chautauqua in Celina
Sam Jones, arriving from Pontiac Illinois, will attend the grounds this evening and deliver a short address at the evening meeting. He plans a revival in September in Oklahoma and does not charge for evangelistic work, accepting only offerings. Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago praised his practical charity and broad benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Pontiac Iil
Celina
Wagner
Jones
Oklahoma
Gunsaulus
Chicago
Park gathering fills grounds for a youth event
Large crowds packed the grounds this forenoon for a park youth event. Dr. Lambert spoke on The Model Young Woman Ruth as example. The Lyric Quartet performed Remember Now Thy Creator in Youth. Tomorrow’s topic is The Fast Young Man. Attendance reached about 2 500 under canvas with 1898 seating plus planks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom. Anderson
Druggists Plan Afternoon Store Closures and Local Social Highlights
The report notes druggists plan to close between 1 and 6 PM tomorrow while Mr and Mrs Haph Bird host guests including Mesdames Will Rice Cora Luch Charles Spencer Dora Barlow Mel Deming and Mrs L. Lu. A spirit hand signaled a yes to a new auditorium next year during Carter the magician’s act. The Goshen Democrat records Sunday school children returning from a St Joseph Valley chautauqua outing in Elkhart and Mrs Petar Winebrenner Viva Winebrenner and Huston Mather of Middlebury visiting Elkhart for chautauqua with Winebrenner staying on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haph Bird
Will Rice
Cora Luch
Charles Spencer
Dora Barlow
Mel Deming
L. LU
Cassopolis
Mich
Ptay
Sam Jones
McCutcheon
E. D. Plank
W. C. Rinehart
Spirit Hand
Carter
Goshen Democrat
Presbyterian Sunday School
St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua
Elkhart
Petar “Winebrenner
Viva Winebrenner
Huston Mather
Middlebury
Boys' Brigade Notes In Mishawaka
Cadet Blake Lilly remains at home with illness while Clarence Spencer is sick. Lilly threatened with typhoid fever. Eight boys disciplined for breaking camp rules. Antonio Tripp bought a new clarinet and will join the band. Mishawaka residents show interest and plan to start others. Chaplain Berholtzer spoke on stick-to-it-iveness at morning exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Lilly
North Fifth Street
Clarence Spencer
Dr. Stauffer
Antonio Tripp
Mishawaka
Berholtzer
Notice of liquor license request in Elkhart Indiana
John H. Krumetz, a resident of Concord Township, seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors for on premises consumption at 328 South Main Street Elkhart Indiana. The request will be heard by the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners at Goshen court house on the first Monday in August 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Concord Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
John H. Krumpetz
Concorde Township
Board of County Commissioners
Goshen
South Main Street
Simonton
Main Street
Said -Street
Sae Banning
Mart. Ind
Ground floor business room in Elkhart city description
Public notice describes a ground floor business room in a three story brick building in Elkhart Indiana. The space measures 22 ft 6 in by 34 ft with two large glass windows and a front double door facing Tyler Avenue. John C Schmidt and Herrick E Stephens are involved with a loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Indiana
Elkhart
Para
Tyler Avenue
City of
John C. Schmidt
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Soe
Ekhart
Elkhart ‘County
Edward Dolke
Wikhart County
S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record
Herald
Brenda. Fischer
McCann
Anna Elizabeth Yoder
Hiawatha
McNaughton
McGee Waters
Thompkins Avenue
Miss Price
Price
Hikhart
Parker
Boston
Will
George Barnhouse
Thomas Lambert
Stroup
E. “Be
Myers
Gar
Getter Poe
Brothers & Sisters
Warren Hill CO
Boys’ Brigade
Herrick E. Stephens
Sykes
Kai Kai
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