Meeting notices and lodge gatherings announced
The Concord Chapter No 167 holds a Friday evening rehearsal at 7 30. Naomi Lodge No 67 meets Friday at 7 30 with plans to attend South Bend Sunday. H G Club meets with Mrs J Raber at 496 Milwaukee Ave. L B and Le Club meet with Mrs G Boice at 49 Milwaukee Ave Friday afternoon. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 at Mrs Percy L Kinyon's home 212 West High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Naomi Lodge
South Bend
Percy L. Kinyon
West High Street
Trinity M E Church S M T meeting note
The W H M S of Trinity M E Church will meet with Mrs William Barger on West Jackson Street Friday afternoon at 2 30 replacing the time at Mrs Chirlés Mongers as listed in the Year Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Church
William Barger
Jackson
Chirlés
Recitals Planned at Congregational Church by Mr Francis Moore
Arrangements have been completed for a series of organ recitals to be held at the Congregational Church by Mr Francis Moore on the evening of Wednesday June 1. Moore is the successor to Clarence Eddy of Chicago and promises a fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis ¥. Moore
Moore
Clarence
Eddy m
Chicago
Y P A elects officers at First Evangelical Church
The Y P A of the First Evangelical Church held a business meeting last night to elect officers. Elected president is Miss Gertrude Rinehart, vice president Mrs. George Griener, secretary and treasurer Miss Olive Gemberling. A building fund collection of 47.95 was taken.
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First Evangelical Church
Gertrude Rinehart
George Griener
Olive Gemberling
Circle elects officers at Middlebury home
The R. H Circle held its annual election at Mrs. Gus Striniz's Middlebury street home on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected were Pres. Mrs. Mable Wilson, vice president Mrs. Rov Hoffman, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Herman Kohlingar. Refreshments followed and members enjoyed a general good time. The next meeting is set for June 19 with Mrs. Dwight on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Circle
Gus Striniz
Middlebury
Mable Wilson
Rov. Hoffman
Treas
Herman Kohlingar
Dwight
South Main Street
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Pearl Bonewit
Thirty young people hosted a successful surprise at Miss Pearl Bonewit Wednesday evening with parlor games and music. The gathering honored her birthday and featured Mrs Walter Bonewit of South Bend and Mr Leedy of Warsaw among attendees. The Grace Lutheran Missionary Reading Circle met at Mrs Joss Hoover’s home Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs Jenkins of Chicago among guests. The group planned to reconvene June 19 with Mrs Eugene Cole on Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl
Bonewit
Warsaw
Eau
Walter -Bonewit
South
Bend
The
Grace
JioSs Hoover
Jenkins
Chicago
Eugene"Cole
Franklin Street
Ulrich Kurtz Marriage Surprise in Michigan
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Billa N Ulrich to Willard Kurtz a well known Elkhart grocer. The ceremony was performed by Rev Edwin G Frye at the Evangelical parsonage St Joseph Michigan yesterday at 1 30 pm. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs J Feather of Hinchman Michigan. The couple will reside at 1202 Middlebury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa N. Ulrich
Willard Kurtz
Fast Elkhart
Edwin G. Frye
St. Joseph
Mich
J. Feather
Hinchman
Michine Feather
Ninth Wedding Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Finehout
Mr and Mrs E J Finehout enjoyed a pleasant surprise knight in honor of their ninth wedding anniversary. Cards determined first and second prizes won by Mrs Charles Wesselhoff, Mr J O Goff and Mrs WW Wright, Mr James Leavy, with consolations to others. A dainty luncheon followed, guests included Mr and Mrs Wrist of Bristol and Mrs Ploya Howe of Chicago. They received a silver set as gifts and well wishes for many more years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. ‘Finehont
A.very
Jerry
Kohler
Finehout
Wm. Wrist
Bristol
Ploya Howe
Chicago
Weather record report from Miles station
A weather record from Miles reports the 24 hour period ending today at 2 PM with a high temperature at 1685 and a low of 46.1, wind velocity 19 miles per hour and rainfall 5 q miles per hour.
Local Notes and Visits Across towns In Illinois Indiana
Miss Maude Stoner returns from extended visit in Mifflintown Pennsylvania. Mrs John Wentworth improves at 214 Harrison Street. Miss Inez Swanson becomes cashier at Warren Ifill Co. Charles Hoover visits Plymouth Indiana. Mrs William Wrase visits Elkhart relatives. J D Albers seeks health in Wapakonets Ohio. Hazel Wensley moved to embroidery booth at Warren Hill store. Ralph Moore home from hospital after unnecessary treatment. Mrs J B Perrine and Merry Currier visit A M Currier of 147 State Street. John Godshalk improving after minor operation. Milton Longacre returns from three weeks with parents in Pennsylvania. Rev C E Rice returns from Springfield Ohio attending Wittenberg College directors meeting. F A Blessing and wife attend Ligonier High School Alumni banquet. Mrs Blessing graduate 1903. Hubert A Davis speaks at Plymouth High School commencement. class of 36 diplomas. Mrs Cynthia Chapman Bradford and Mrs Ruth Rhodes Marshalltown visiting nieces H Le Wishart and C B Snyder. Bessie Brown of Waters Street travels to Denver via Lincoln Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs J R Duncan goes to Tecumseh Michigan for daughter’s high school commencement and Northwestern Indiana Baptist Association annual meeting. Rev Spear stops at Goshen for ordination council meeting and prayer for Rev Frank Blakemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wentworth
Harrison Street
Catherine Smith
Clark Hospital
Inez Swanson
Warren Ifill Co
Charles Hoover
Plymouth
Inn
LaPorte Argus-Bulletin
William Wrase
Elkhart
J. D. Albers
Waperkonets
Ohio
Hazel “Wensley
Warren Hill
Ralph’ Moore
Wolf
Clirk Hospital
J. B. Perrine
Valparaiso
Merry Currier
A. M. Currier
State Street
John Godshalk
Garfield ‘Avemine
Milton Longacre
Joseph Longacre
Pennsylvania
C. E. Rice
Springfield
Wittenberg College
F. A. Blessing
Ligonier High School
Blessing
Hubert A. Davis
Cynthia. . Chapman
Bradford
Ruth ‘Rhodes
Mashalltown
Northwestern Indiana’ Baptist Association
Spear
Goshen
Frank Blakemore
Mrs J S Fisher Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Dora A Fisher aged 51 wife of Jacob S Fisher of the citys outskirts died after several months illness at 9 40 this morning. She leaves six children Ambrose Nellie Margaret Ethel Allie and Jaettie at home. Surviving relatives include brothers James John Frank Timothy Edward Monger and two sisters Mrs Lizzie Shiffer and Miss Maggie Monger of Virginia.
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Dora’ A. Fisher
Jacob S. Fisher
C. L
Benjamin
James
John
Frank
Timothy
Edward Monger
Lizzie Shiffer
Maggie Monger
Virginia
Births in Bristol Street Area
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stone of Bristol Street. Dr and Mrs Gable are the parents of a son born Sunday.
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Lloyd Stone
Bristol Street
Mrs.Gable
Rabbit Roundup Turns Millions Into Exports
In Australia an annual rabbit roundup kills millions of rabbits as a pest control measure. The animals are processed for fur and meat with much exported abroad. During the year over 20 million rabbits were shipped frozen or as canned meat to other countries.
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Australia
Goshen Woman Dies in Drowning Incident
A well known Goshen resident, Mrs. Shea, 50, died by drowning. The incident is reported in the local records as a fatal accident involving a female resident of the town.
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Shea
Goshen
Elkhart News Boys Form Local Association
Seventy three Elkhart newsboys met at Arthur Keene's wholesale rooms and formed the Newsboys' Association. Charles Shoup was named president, Peter Habee secretary, and Dick Goldsworthy treasurer. The group aims for social purposes and practical business benefit and hopes to join the National Newsboys' Association in Toledo.
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Elkhart
Arthur Keene
South Main Street
Newsboys’ Association
Charles Shoup
Peter Ha‘be
Dick Golds
Iskates
Elkhart Boys Hope
National Newsboys’ Association
Toledo
Local Fragments Chronicle Social and Theatre Happenings
No trumpet rehearsals tonight for Conn's band. Four new Elks join at last night’s reg ular meeting W L Gilmore L F Campbell W W Isbell Brice H Reed. Ada Stanton presents bouquet to Supt Silvers. Ada Stanton to accompany Toy Shop at Buckiem Opera House tonight and tomorrow. Lake Shore brakries pass conductor exams J B Corns Harry Bayles H C Schultz Lew Mauls.
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Order of Elks
W. L. Gilmore
L. EF. Campbell
WW. Isbell
Brice H. Reed
Ada. Stanton
Bnckien Opera House
Lake Shore
Granite worker Morris Mahaffey loses sight in left eye
Morris Mahaffey a granite cutter at Cook and Chester's monument shop will lose sight in his left eye after an injury two days ago. He was struck on the eyeball by a shard of steel.
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Morris .Mahaffey
Cook & Chester's
Beasts of the U B church meet at Harshman home
The pussy group met at Miss Ethel Harshman’s Johnson street home Wednesday evening. They enjoyed parlor games including Stage Coach and other activities. A tempting lunch followed, then songs and prayer led by their teacher. The next meeting will be at Miss Carrie’s North Main street home.
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Pussy “Beast
U.B
Ethel Harshman
Johnson Street
Carrie
Grace Lutheran wedding of Matilda Koebernik and Charles Lenaburg
Miss Matilda Koebernik and Charles Lenaburg were married at 8 o clock at Grace Lutheran with Rev Ewald officiating. The couple will reside at their new home on Kilbourn street after a reception at the Koebernik residence 913 Blaine avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Matilda Koebernik
Charles Lenaburg
Ewald
Emma Lena‘burg
Hoover
Koebernik
Blaine. Avenue
Julius Koebemuk
Lenaburg
Kilbourn Street
Teetotaler Preference Prompts Five Year Use Clause
Fragmentary ad text notes an annual use term of five years and a preference for a teetotaler. Readable details include a potential address and unspecified watch reference, but the piece remains unclear on full scope or parties involved.
Incident at Covent Garden Fedora show ends in mishap
During the third act at Covent Garden London the heroine and her lover sang in the garden. Signor Zenatello stepped backward into a rocking chair which toppled, causing the lover to perform a somersault. The incident is described as untoward but no further details are given.
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Covent Garden
London
Signor Zenatello
Attorney and Nancy Dodge Property Visit Recap
Accompanied by attorney Gattshalls they visited Nancy Dodge at 501 Squid Street yesterday afternoon. The account notes inspection of Mrs Dodge's property and related proceedings.
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Conatye
Grand jurors convene amid factory inquiry findings
In a terse report the grand jurors were in session today as investigators noted factory conditions. The terse transcript hints at factory issues prompting jurors to assemble for review.
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Firmary Coe
Sportsmen Protect Bass in Streams near Anderson
Fishermen in Anderson Indiana organize to protect bass during spawning. About twenty men plan to discourage bass fishing until after June 25 and seek a law to enforce the protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarg
Elkhart Tealer Charged With Stealing Brags in Goshen Circuit
A man named as Elkhart Tealer faces charges in Goshen circuit court for alleged stealing brags from Laie Shore engines. The trial, defended by Attorney R. B. Proctor, is set for noon with a jury secured for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Tealer
Circuit Court of
Goshen
R. EB. Proctor
Sturgis Opens Party at Oakwood Pavilion with Fischer’s Orchestra
EE Sturgis hosts an opening party at Oakwood Pavilion on Klinger Lake on Saturday June 15 featuring Fischer's World Tour Orchestra. The event highlights local social life and entertainment.
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EE. C. Sturgis
Oakwood Pavilion
Klinger Lake
Fischer
Tair
Haz el Park addition offers the largest cheapest lots
The sale promotes Haz el Park addition lots described as the largest, nicest and easiest terms on the market. Free tickets available Saturday afternoon at the interurban station. Lots measure 60 by 120 feet and cost 50 to 125 dollars with terms of 1 dollar cash and 50 cents weekly. D M Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Park
D.M. Best
M. Best
Murder conspiracy charges tied to Western Federation
Testimony contends Haywood and associates plotted wholesale murder. An invalid wife and mother Mrs Etta Crothers sat silent as a killer testified how he was instructed to kill and paid for each act.
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Western Federation
Haywood
Dhis
Etta Crothers
Gambling boat anchors in Indiana waters
The City of Traverse sailed and anchored in Indiana waters this morning. It is believed she will land on Indiana soil tonight and passengers will be transported to Chicago by rail. Police threaten dynamite if the boat is proven a gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Penny Wants Knox to Succeed Teddy at Harrisburg Convention
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania during June the convention features an endorsement of Senator Knox for president. The embandment praised Knox as the first attorney general to fight for the people, arguing this loyalty to the populace makes him a fit successor to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Knox
Teddy
Harrisburg
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bryan invited to LaPorte for airborne line ceremony
William Jennings Bryan has been invited to LaPorte Saturday June 15 to take part in ceremonies marking the first cars on the Chicago New York Air Line track section. Mayor Darrow coordinates the invitation by wire with the Nebraskan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaForte, Ltd
Jine 5
William Jennings
Bryan
LaPorte
Darrow
Estate Settled In South Bend Indiana
South Bend Indiana June 6 Edward B Swygart of 31 Pail Mizn receives 8900 in cash and one eighth of the estate amounting to 33000 with Susie J M Swygart a grandchild getting 11009 The estate has been in the courts about seven years and attorneys fees run over 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
George Swygart
Edward B. Swygart
Seucile JM. Swygart
Tno
Local real estate loan offerings from Raymer and Turnocks firms
Readable fragments show money loan terms from two lenders. Raymer Monger and Turnocks advertise real estate financing including small sums around two hundred dollars up to two thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymer
Monger
Wanted Mending Special Attention to Fine Work
Classified notice offers mending services with emphasis on fine work and satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate charges. Call location at 227 Division Street.
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Call
Division Street
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Miss. Maude Stoner
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J.s.fisher
Regina Ret
Elkhart “Newsies
Conn
Trumpet Notes
Iyay
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Newyork
Oscar
Sweden
Stockholm
Oscar II
Cornelius, N. Y
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Middlebury Street
Mother Gray
New York
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Meriden
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N.Y
Clothing Department
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Bloch
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