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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
10
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The L. S. and L. C. Club will meet Mrs. Swartz at 148 State Street Friday afternoon. The Order of Patricians plans an ice cream social this evening at 512 High Street. The Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran will meet Mrs. Henry Shelly on Nadel Avenue tomorrow afternoon. The Baptist Women's Union Saturday event has been postponed and an all day market set at Walls Drug Store. Trinity M. I. Church advanced primary children are asked to practice at 2 30 Friday and Saturday afternoons. The Saturday night men prayer meeting will move from Baptist to the Methodist Protestant church on Division Street.
Elk Hart 24 hour weather ending 2 PM: high 92, low 72, wind 14 mph. Miss Lucile Morgan hosted Queen Esther Circle on Crawford Street with officers elected: President Mabel Winegardner, VP Janet Palmatier, secretary Myrtle Mudge, treasurer Ruby Conner, literature secretary Myrtle Leininger, pianist Ethel Jacobsen. Bride events include Amanda Mae Bauers wedding announcements and receptions. guests from Shipshewana Goshen Rawson Lancaster and Wakartusa. A second wedding at 416 Lexington Ave joined Ella Mae Rothrock and Lee Greenawalt. guests included L A Beeks M H McMahon and others. A surprise party for Mrs. I. Losee on Kenyon Street celebrated her birthday with gifts and refreshments.
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Master Reginald Gulmyer returns from LaPorte Nappanee Advance reports D W Hoover in Elkhart on business Saturday Miss Marie Harris taken home from Buckien opera house Monday evening is better Nellie Long takes inspector job with Chicago Telephone Supply Co Mrs Charles Paul entertaining sister Mrs A J F Buckner of Park 11 ABBE returns Creek today visiting her parents T A West 815 Indiana avenue Bonnie Hill aged thirteen underwent surgical operation John S Rutledge of Cleveland Ohio and Dr Dowell clerk of the court After encore EB C Arms presented dialect refreshments served floor cleared for dancing and a social standpoint
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