St Johns Church Groups Schedule Friday Meetings
The Junior Auxiliary of St John s church meets Friday at 2 30 pm in the guild rooms. St Johns Altar Guild gathers Friday at 7 30 pm at Mrs George Wetherbee s South Fifth street home. St Johns choir rehearses at 7 30 this evening. The Young Ladies Sodality of St Vincent s church meets at the school this evening at 7 30. Mrs Minnie Nash hosts the Birthday club of the Modern Macabees Friday afternoon. Musicians Local 192 holds a special meeting Friday at 8 pm at the Painters hall. The Women s Missionary Society of the Congregational church meets with Mrs Myron Harter 124 North Sixth street Friday afternoon at 2 36. Grace Lutheran s Women s Home and Foreign Missionary society meets Friday afternoon at Mrs A J Petit 614 Madison street. Hoff man s hall hosts the Pleasure club dance attended by forty couples with Imperry s five piece orchestra. Mrs Jessie Moon wins a prize in a drawing contest. A party with Mr and Mrs J St Neils Miss Zoa Neils Miss Clare Kingsbury George Patterson and Martin Neils enjoys a river picnic last night. Mr and Mrs HW Neilsbury entertain the Lemon Club at Vistula street home last night. First prize at pedro goes to Mr Marty Warner. Following cards light refreshments served. A K of H club members were entertained last night at Roscoe Potter s Gordon street home with a two course supper.
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Hoffman’s Hall
Imperry
Jessie Moon
Ays. HW. Neilsbury
Vistula Street
Pedro
Marty Warner
Local Weddings And Reunions Highlight Evening Society News
Miss Heailie Nusbaum wed Frank Skeer at her sister Mrs. Charles Helman’s home on West Crawford Street with a ring ceremony led by Rev. C. H. Herrick and a luncheon in pink decor. The Wenger family held its third annual Island Park reunion with about ninety present and elected officers for life. attendees came from several states. The Shup er t family held its annual Tepar Park gathering in South Bend, with H L Shupert named president for life. Florence Millpaugh surprised on Marion Street for her birthday with a supper and outdoor games. Forty Standard Betters from Trinity M K church enjoyed a picnic at Miss Lillian Hitchcock’s home, followed by a penny supper plan. Eleven O N O club members shared a two course supper at Miss Bertha Schutt’s on Michigan Street with American Beauty decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heailie Nusbaum
Frank Skeer
Charles Helman
West
Crawford Street
Miriam Proctor
Mary Callins
Roland T Buzziard
C. H. Herrick
Miss Collins
Mrs. Skeer
Chicago
Yale Avenue
Mr. Skeer
The
Pressed Steel Car Co
Wenger
Island Park
Lancaster County
Josera H. Wenger
South Ineglish
Iowa
Jake Wenger
Jacob Seaver
Adam Brenneman
Abe Martin
E. N. Zimmerman
Manuel Ingh
David Brenneman
tWenry Ward
Wakarusa
Josefh Wenger
Osceola
Jonah Wenger
Harper Kansas
Charles Witlner
Goshen
Shuperi
Tepar Park
South Bend
Elkhart
H. L. Shupert
Noah Shupert
South Bend Ees
Bertha Shupert
Geo Shupert
Eshart
Jennie Shupert
Sean Shupert
William Shupert
Charles ‘Shupert
John Stetler
Syracuse
Florence Millpaugh
Marion Street
Miss Make O’brian
Zenia Murdaugh
Ethel Wilkenson
Maric O’brian
Carrie Nopper
Sophia Lutz
Beatrice Hurley
Bessie Qwens
Delia Baron
Standard Betters
Trinity M. K. Church
Lillian Hitchcock
Bower Street
Bessie Stamp
J. Keggereis
O. N. O. Club
Bertha Schutt
Michigan Street
Local Club Meeting At Mrs. Millard Home
The Loval club met at 1154 West Lexington avenue hosted by Mrs. N. B. Millard with vice president Mrs. Benedict presiding. Quotation readings and current events discussion filled the evening as Mrs. Benedict read a story. Out of town guests included Mrs. George De Lano and her Ruby of Three Rivers Michigan. Mrs. Flo Tickett will entertain the club June 15 with full attendance requested for important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Millard
West
Lexington Avenue
Benedict
George de Lano
Ruby
Three Rivers
Ajich
Franklin Street
Local residents listed on visits and moves
Mrs C O Dodson of Goshen is in Wikhart today and Aliss Helen Walton of Sturgis was in Wikhart yesterday. Miss Isla Tipton of LaPorte is visiting friends in the city. Miss Ruth Frederick is spending a few days in Cassopolis with friends. Mrs Isatan Rohrer and Mrs Robert Jiltenberger of Goshen are visiting friends in Kiknart. Claude Lester has left for Atlanta to take a chief clerk post in a woolen mill. William Kennedy, formerly of this city now in Chicago, will return soon to work ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Dodson
Goshen
Wikhart
Aliss Helen Walton
Sturgis
Isla Tipton
LaPorte
Ruth Frederick
Cassopolis
Isatan Rohrer
Robert Jiltenberger
Kiknart
Claude Lester
Atlanta
William Kennedy
Chicago
Take Shore
Mrs Edward Walley Suffering Quinsy Improves Slowly
Mrs Edward Walley who has been suffering from an attack of quinsy is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walley
Barn Blaze Destroys Structure on Edwardsburg Avenue
A barn owned by George Sheaf on Edwardsburg avenue, eight blocks north of downtown, was destroyed by fire last night around 8:45. The Central fire department prevented spread to nearby buildings. a nearby shed caught fire briefly but was quenched. The old barn stored foods and a few household items, with losses estimated near 100 dollars. Incendiary origin suspected but unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheaf
Edwardsburg Avenue
James Smith
Central Fire Department
Sheaf
Iowa Regulars Win by Small Margin
The account notes Taft supporters in Iowa rallying in support of administration policies while factions claim control of the state convention with about 1 400 delegates. Insurgents and progressives foresee influence shaped by Cummins Dolliver and Gov Carroll as they seek to steer platform votes and candidate implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Taft
Cummins and Dolliver
Adriff
Old Guard
United States Senate
Carroll
City in Brief: Architect to Attend Indiana AIA Session
Architect Sd Hill Turnock will travel to Indianapolis tomorrow to conduct business and attend the Indiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects in session for three days. Local fishermen near Osceola report notable catches using pitchforks. Fred Koepke suffered a severe eye injury yesterday when steel pierced the eye and was magnetically removed. sight may be saved if infection does not set in. Abe Martin notes Mrs Tilford Moots’s niece has returned home after a pleasant visit. Michael Speros of Chicago Candy Kitchen installed a silver oak Wurlitzer piano automatic orchestra in his shop, a rarity in the city, costing 2260 dollars and installed by H W Summers of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sd. Hill Turnock
Indianapolis
Indiana
The
American Institute of Architects
Fred Koepke
South Third Street
Sidway Mercantile Company
Abe Martin
Cauusin
Michael Speros
Chicago
South Main Street
H. W. Summers
Anderson
Licensed to Wed in Chicago Nuptials
Marriage notice lists Williams PT Speer of Chicago age 24 and Nusbaum fikhart age 23 as engaged partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams PT. Speer
Chicago
Dallig Nusbaum
Fikhart
Bakers Win as Bread Wrapper Order Is Postponed
Indianapolis June 9 Special The state board of health order requiring bakers to place wrappers around each loaf has been indefinitely postponed. With no future agitation anticipated, the issue likely will be dropped entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Bert Overly May Receive Pension
Senate consideration favors a pension for Bert Overly formerly of CoEH iatin Indiana volunteers who served in the Spanish American War and was blinded. The measure proposes twelve dollars per month and was pitched by Attorney Church with Senator Beveridge guiding the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. . Church
U. S. Senate
Bert Overly
wWik- Aart
Coeh Iatin
Indiana
Overly
Senate
House
Church
Beveridge
Verdict of Guilty in Goshen Gaming Case
Milton M. Ulery of Goshen was found guilty by a circuit court jury of running a gambling house. He was fined 50 dollars and costs totaling 79.95. The jury deliberated two hours before delivering a sealed verdict read in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Ulery
Goshen
Railway official in Elkhart for inspection trip
Mortimer P. Reed assistant superintendent of the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway visited Elkhart forenoon for an inspection of the eastern division. He returned to South Bend shortly after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer P. Reed
Chicago, South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway
Elkhart
South Bend
Passenger brakeman James Longsdorf Ill With Typhoid Fever
James Longsdorf, a passenger brakeman of Hickory Street, is reported to be suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Longsdorf
Hickory Street
Guess for Sheriff Votes at Goshen Democratic Convention
A contest offers five dollars in gold to the person guessing the nearest vote total for A R KESLER at the Goshen Democratic convention on June 18. All guesses must be in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kesler
Goshen
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Altar Guild
George Wetherbee
South Fifth Street
St. John’s Choir
Young Ladies Sodality of
St. Vincent’s Church
Minnie Nash
Jocal
Painters’ Hall
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Myron Harter
North Sixth Street
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
Grace Lutheran Church
A. J. Petit
Madison Street
A. K. of H. Club
Roscoe Potter
Gordon Street
St. .Joseph
Jacob Struufer
Bango
Goshen Gaming
Hubbard Avenue
Co-Operative Store
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Maire
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