Church and club meetings listed for Friday afternoon
The Laurel club and several church groups announce meetings this Friday afternoon. Children from the Congregational church assemble at 2:30 pm for the Day exercises, with other groups including Mrs. Charles Gir's group and the Grace Likveran Missionary Society planning gatherings at homes or church premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ladies of Bay View Circle Host Pleasant Hospitality
The Bay View Circle ladies hosted a senial hospitality event with a twelve dollar dinner hour. Owen Meredith’s guests enjoyed wit wisdom and jest with prominent attendees including Gillette Pancost Sterner Simonton Wear and Miss Hay. The afternoon closed with warm goodbyes and many assurances of pleasant hours ahead.
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Bay View
Moyer
Owen
Meredith
Gillette
Pancost
Sterner
Visit to Niagara Falls and Cleveland Noted Guests
Last night departed for Niagara Falls and Cleveland and will be home after June 118 at 500 High street. Among the out of town guests were Miss Mattie Owens and Carl Harthill of Chicago and Mrs W J Shirley of Crown Point.
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Niagara’ Falls
Cleveland
High ‘Street
Mattie. Owens
Carl Harthill
Chicago
W. J. Shirley
Crown Point
Local residents note travel visits and illnesses
Mrs. Ivah Coats is ill. J A Bell returns from Chicago. H E Bucklen arrives in Elkhart. C A Sidway leaves for New York on business. Miss Mabel Tobias visits friends in LaGrange. C H Welf hosts relatives from Millersburg. Miss Elizabeth Aitken departs for Port Huron. Mrs Frank Crall visits Berrien Springs. Linotype operator Robert Shamory ill with pneumonia risk. Miss Bya Ashley takes hosiery dept job at Warren Hill's. Mr and Mrs Jesse Doran visit daughter in Elkhart. The Dorans, Strubles, and others travel to LaGrange and Kendallville. James Mather returns from Atlanta with Cotton State Journal. Clyde and Walter Fields back from Buffalo and Canada. Mrs Edna Black from Ft Wayne guests of Mrs J W Harper then to Middlebury. Mrs George Niswander recovering from operation. Mr and Mrs Liliam Kendol and daughter with Jessies of Chicago. Mr and Mrs P Cendali of Vision Street. Mr and Mrs Henjacint Lute of Indianapolis visiting sister Willard Kurtz. Mr and Mrs George Evans of Purdue visiting relatives in Elkhart after death of A N Chamberlain. W C Hackman visits Burr Oak for brother injured by horse. Charles Needham, former Elkhart marshal, seen in city. now Cleveland resident employed by Lake Shore. Miss Ilah Wilkinson to return from Ligonier with aunt Mrs George Starr.
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Bya' Asley
Warren Hill
Jesse Doran
Colon
Mich
Percy Casselman
Walter Struble
LaGrange
Kendallville
James Mather T
Atlanta
Cotton State Journal
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Edna Black
Ft. Wayne
J. W. Harper
Second Street
Middlebury
George Niswander
South Main -Street
Sningers Reveager Reyes Pit
Liliam Kend Ol
Dausl Miter
Te Jessies
Chicago
Dhist
P. Cendali
BN Vision‘ptreet
Henjacint Lute
Inatanaports
Willard, Kurtz
Charles
Needham
Elkhart
Cleveland
Ilah- Wilkinson
Ligonier
George Starr
Minor City Items Highlight Patrols and Dispersals
Officers dispersed a crowd of youths after reports of air gun threats near Plum and Bower. The case against Alfred Prough for assault and battery was dismissed due to absence of a key witness. Property owners along St Joseph and Hickory streets were warned to relocate overhanging buildings or fences to align with a new survey.
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Alfred Prough
St. Joseph and
Hickory Streets
Peeping Tom Reported Near Sterling Flats
Police were notified late last night of a prowler around Sterling flats at Fourth and Franklin streets. Officers searched the area but could not identify the intruder, who had already left when they arrived.
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Platt ‘Hougland
Plum
Bower Streets
Sterling Flats
Fourth
Franklin
Inmate Freed After Defying Court Order in City Jail
A long imprisoned suspect released today after serving a sentence for intoxication. The case references multiple prior charges since 1900 and notes repeated defiance of a city order. Authorities maintain the release follows legal procedure.
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Ated Kline
Mrs Catherine Mullin Dies After Eight Day Illness
Mrs Catherine A Mullin wife of John Mullin dies after an eight day illness. Survived by husband and three sons with siblings and in laws named, list of relatives includes Bayparal Schlabs Hess Inbody and others across St Joseph county and beyond. Funeral arrangements pending in local obituary notice.
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J.S
Mullin
Catherine
John’ Gmuli
Albert
Schlarb
St. Joseph
Chas
Bikhart
Mrs. David H. Shreiner Dead At 66
Mrs. Catherine Light Shreiner wife of carpenter David Shreiner of 419 West Beardsley Avenue died last night at 10 from complications after a two year illness. She was 66 and lived in the city many years. Survived by husband four children and three sisters and one brother. Funeral at 2:30 Saturday at home with Drewes officiating. Interment Grace Lawn Cemetery.
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David H. Shreiner
Gatherine Light-Shreiner
David Shreiner
West
Beardsley Avenue
Rosa”A
Franklin Ll. Shreiner
W. Cole
Berton Harbor Mich
Prother
PenhSylvania
Doctor’s Coffee Advice Causes Patient Relief
A Columbus Georgia physician scoffed at a frightened patient who claimed heart disease from coffee. He explained caffeine caused her symptoms, urged quitting coffee, and praised Postum as a healthier substitute. The patient reported better health, fewer headaches, and improved digestion after switching drinks.
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Columbus
Wellville
Dancing Finale at Schackne's Academy Friday Evening
The season ends with a final dance at Schackne's Academy scheduled for Friday evening. Attendance by local students and staff expected, with a closing performance by the academy ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schackne’s Academy
Malta Swindle Involving Two Women nicknamed the Fly and the Magpie
In Malta two women nicknamed the Fly and the Magpie reportedly attracted investors about a decade ago offering 6 percent annual interest. They allegedly collected up to 1.2 million dollars and hid the funds in oil cans and soap boxes, but the scheme was never fully untangled.
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Mme. Humbert
Malta
Longevity Figures and Ages Listed In Historical Record
A fragmented list presents names with ages ranging from the teens to the high nineties. Notable entries include Spinelli nearly 100, Carlo Cignana 91, Angelo 90, Leonardo da Virel 86, Carlo Maratti 88, and others such as Sebastian Ricci 78 and Giuseppi Crespi 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paintéryi
Spinelli
Carlo
Cignana
Michael
Truth reveals Selby alive in LaGrange and plans
Miss Lamberson and her mother celebrate after learning Selby is alive in LaGrange. Clairvoyant daughter claimed he appeared in visions, while the family describes Selby as courteous and building a mansion in Tipton for him and Leta. Selby, a barber from Michigan City, once released on parole, is tied to Farmers & Citizens Life Insurance Co. in Tipton.
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Cork
California
Key
New Hope
LaGrange
Lamberson
Nat
Tipton
Waterloo
Selby
Farmers,& Citizens
Insurance Co
Michigan City
Michigan
City
Michigan City. Dispatch
Michigan ‘City
Newtonville
Indianapolis
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