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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
5
The repuiart problem class stipe will be given at the Yo OW Co AL tomorrow evening at 2:94. The S41 Baul Houding chess will meet tomorrow alternate at the dome of Mrs Peter Peabody on Tay Alyotte Street.
Morris Johnson entertained the Temon club at the home of Jiro and Mrs Th Neilsburg on Ustula stress last night. Prizes went to Miss Ar, Vince, Mrs rt Neilsberg and John Warner. The Jolly Crowd hosted pheasants for a farewell gathering for Abe Alves. A wedding occurred in Sadr Tast nishi between Aliss Jeesie Lerinnet and John Ived at their newly furnished home, with Rev T Powell performing the ceremony and music by Mary Atanno and Miss Ethel Warrold. Many guests from this city attended, including the Mather and Steeples families and the Goard and Foster households.
The Loyal club met at Mrs. Pro Tickert’s West banking street home with a program tied to the observance day. Mrs Allen Podge read the most important name. Mrs De Leno of Three Rivers attended as an out of town guest. No next meeting will be held at Mrs Smma Garman’s Middlebury street home.
G. Kaiser of 611 Waghor Avenue sustained serious injuries when an air tank fell on his left foot at Lake Shore shops. The company doctor dressed the wounds and he was transported home by ambulance.
Fraternal group and Samaritans announce memorial services for June 4 with a gathering at Nine ath hall. Members will re arrest to meet then proceed to the cemetery to decorate graves and return to the hall where preaching will follow.
A birth notice lists Ay Abad Mes. dki Squibb as the newborn with the parents named for the occasion in the local column.
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A convention at Goshen on Saturday June 15 is urged to elect men of solid character and proven past work. Voters should assess occupation, habits, and integrity to choose leaders who will reflect credit on the community and serve as trustworthy examples for two years.
In Kien NW OY a city judge Renounces leniency and enforces discipline by corporal punishment. A schoolboy of eleven allegedly received a severe thrashing as the judge sought to ensure the sentence was carried out, with audible signs suggesting a harsh punishment.
In a brief dialogue Cynicus and Sillicus debate a peculiar matter of orthography and money. Sillicus claims thousands of lo avest while Loostein offers gilt-edge stock. Cynicus confirms the stock is indeed suilt-edged, a punning exchange on currency and quality.
A Goshen man notes Judge Ames S. Dodge will end his term after two weeks of the circuit term and the October term, with December bringing a new judge. He predicts James S. Drake of Goshen as likely successor and mentions local Republican prospects for William Hele Jr. as prosecutor, amid party considerations and local support.
The Whi Detur Pheta stands as the largest college fraternity in the country. Flo dadie Papintosiroma selected sec ret Theta Pheta PP, ranking third. Each has about seventeen thousand members.
Governor Charlies N. Haskell conducts official business from a Oklahoma City hotel following the capital relocation vote. A restraining order loomed as the state seal and other official records were moved to Johema Clie for continued transactions.
A fragmentary notice describes a gathering at the home of Ma and Mya Davis on Thursday evening. Attendees and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Major Chester and BE L Turns of the Board of Public Works inspected Marion street paving this morning after complaints the surface was too thin. Officials say the surfacing is six inches thick and adequate for the occasion.
TD. R. Duncan & Son started a 24 by 44 foot addition to their planning mill off Strong avenue. The enlarged plant will measure 88 by 44 feet as the firm rushes to meet a wave of orders and undertake several house-building projects citywide.
Major G C Groll returned from Angola last night after directing the rifle sheet of the second battalion. The contest results are not yet learned but it is believed the second battalion scored roughly as well as the first at South Bend where local men competed. The regimental tryout is set for Fort Harrison on July 1 2 and 3 with all three regiments to compete. The new range with twenty four targets has been completed and furnished for use. Each regiment will be represented by at least forty five contestants.
Fifteen from each battalion totaling 125 contestants strive for state team spots to go to Camp Perry Ontario for the national rifle shoot. Indications point to several Elkhart men earning places on the regimental team with a chance for state team selection. From Company FE the battalion team qualifiers in the South Bend shoot include Sergeant E G Banker Corporal Allan G Weber Corporal Chas L Rail ing and Corporal Leslie J Marjason. Lieutenant Otto Deal of the first battalion has also qualified and is expected to join the state squad.
A dynamite blast in New York wrecked Frank Bassett’s barber shop at 1143 First Avenue and damaged the upper tenement. The blast followed black hand threats demanding 5 000 dollars. Bassett his wife and two children were thrown from bed but suffered only minor injuries. over 100 residents were panic stricken and rescued by fire fighters and ladders.
Sparks from a stack in the rear lit a small fire at Mrs. Jeffa Mollenhour’s home in the Anderson block, 688 South Main Street, around noon. Central and No 2 fire crews arrived to prevent major damage as flames reached the room framework near an open window. Occupants of the Golder hotel saw smoke and alerted authorities.
Bucklen announces a three night program for next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday featuring Pexico sensational dancer and the Four Dark Sisters. An Elks tribute will precede with Miss Rules and Marisa set to sing Hang Your Fist in Detroit.
A lost handbag was reported Monday afternoon at a Sykes store or opera house location. A finder has left word with the Truth office and a reward is offered.
Goods from Reid Pitcher Empraved Fluff Rug Co named in South Bead order. W D Pitch er at 4 Gleen Hotel handles delivery and orders. Payment details and exact item list unavailable in the fragment.
A fragment notes a robbery at Turnock's shop with mention of Kinzie Street and a Home phone contact. Police and location identifiers are incomplete but imply a theft incident tied to a Skates 48c item. No clear date or full names available.
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