Local Club and Church Group Meetings Announced
The S J Club meets with Louis Pressler Friday afternoon. Ben Hur elects officers Saturday night. Mayflower Chorus rehearses at 8 15 this evening at the Congregational church. Clark hospitalAuxiliary meets Friday at Carnegie Library at 3 pm. E C Circle with Mrs William Leister Friday evening. Woman's Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm at Mrs Babb's home on West Lexington Avenue. Gentlemen guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Clark Hospital
Carnegie Library
E. C. Circle
Wm. Leister
Marion Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian ‘Church
Social Club Outing and River Excursions
Members of the 06 club and guests plan a lakeside afternoon with Mrs Ed Ziese at Klinger lake. Eighteen from Charles Monger’s Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a lantern ride on the St Joseph river with a picnic supper. Twenty from Mr Monger’s Trinity M F church class took a river excursion stopping at Mosquito Glenn for games and refreshments.
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06 Club
Ed. Ziese
Klinger Lake
Charles Monger
Methodist Church
St. Joseph River
Monger
Trinity M. F Church
Mosquito Glenn
Progressive Hive Ladies Sew for San Francisco Earthquake Sufferers
The Progressive Hive met in an all day session at Mrs Moulton's to sew for earthquake relief. At noon they had a picnic dinner and at four o clock served ice cream and cake to finish the day.
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Progressive Hive
Moulton
San Francisco
Ladies Dined At 6 O Clock With Welty Hostess
Mrs Charles Welty entertained six ladies at a six o'clock dinner last evening. Attending were Mrs G W Long Mrs C F Black of Goshen Miss Blanche Stevens of Battle Creek Miss Dell Whitehead of New Paris Miss Edna Jackson and Miss Edith Bonwell of Detroit.
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Charles’ Welty
G. W. Long
C F. Black
Goshen
Blanch
Stevens
Battle Creek
Dell
Whitehead
New Paris
Edn
Jackson
Edith Bonwell
Detroit
Ort and Diehl Wed at Lutheran Parsonage
William H Ort of this city and Mrs Cora Diehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Diehl who live five miles north on Edwardsbur road were married yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev Rice. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Charle W Kantz and after the ceremony the newly married couple went to their newly furnished home at 03 South Main street. Mr Ort is employed as a machinist at the Geneva Manufacturing Company's plant.
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William ‘H. Ort
Cora Diehl
Andrew Diehl
Edwardsbur Road
Women's Home Mission Society Meets at Mrs Graham's
The First Baptist church group held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs H A Graham’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Devotion led by Mrs A J Dills opened the program with the day’s topic Being in Cuba and Porto Rico presented by Dr Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Mission Society of the
First Baptist Church
Miss Ros Ernst and Joseph J Goeller Wed at St Joseph Church
Miss Ros Ernst daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ernst east of Mishawaka and Joseph J Goeller formerly of South Bend now of Elkhart were married yesterday morning at 8 in St Josephs Catholic church Rev L A Moench officiated. Miss Isabelle Ernst was bridesmaid and Otto M Goeller was best man. The couple left for eastern points and will be at home after August 1 in Elkhart.
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South Bend Tribunne
Ros. Ernst
John Ernst
Mishawaka
Joseph J Goeller
Elkhart
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
L. A. Moench
Isabelle Ernst
Otto M. Goeller
John Goeller
oGeller
Marriage of Winifred Collins to Charles Hilert
Miss Winifred Collins and Mr Charles Hilert wed in a late evening ceremony at 7 o clock in the rectory of St Vincent's. Rev Fr Boeckelmann presided. Loretta Collins and a brother attended the couple.
Miles Weather Record Report
Weather conditions for Flkc hart for the 24 hours preceding 2 o'clock today show a high of 94 and a low of 70 with wind at 19 mph. Sunrise 4 18, sunset 7 30, moon sets 11 50 p m.
Out-of-town guests attend wedding of Hilbert couple
The ceremony honored the groom J. Hilbert and bride with many beautiful presents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Swinton of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schuur of Goshen. Miss Celia Murphy of South Bend attended, as did J. Fred Emerson and William Hilbert, father of the groom from Adamsville, Michigan. The couple will be at home after July 10 at 702 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swinton
Chicago
Martin Schuur
Goshen
Celia Murphy
South Bend
J. Fred Emerson
William Hilbert
Adamsville
Mich
Hilbert
South Main Street
Personal notes from Ho city and neighboring towns
Postoffice Inspector Burr visited Ho city today. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Chicago, Elkhart, Brady street, and Sugar Grove. Reports mention health issues, travel to Oakwood Park, a birthday in Toledo, and a dangerous injury recovery in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofice
Burr
Ho City
K. Nadel
Chicago
Lenna Bickel
Wolf ‘Ake
Henry Ruth
Wakarusa
Navenport
Puterbaugh
Sugar Grove
Henry Wintner
Oakwood Park
Elkhart
Benj. Duncan
Anna Gibbon
Topeka
Ind
Clark Hospital
Esterday
John O'Neil
South Third’ Street
Toledo
Miennen
Dyer
Charlotte
Mich
Nappanee
Jos. Bush
Con
Henry Neely
John Killean
Grand Rapids
Oy Niles
Sun
Micks
Pauline
Elkart
Zoe Abbott
Wm. Graham
Etna Green
Milo Cluen
Elhart
Michael Ywazen
Douglas Guy
Warsaw
Albert Nusbaum
Dkhart
H. Brubaker
Catherine Bryan
Twkhart
W. A. Babenek
Nappanee News
Cullers
Josephy Bash
Tno
Tash
Theer
E. A. Fisher
George Warner
Cassypolis
Heaths And Funerals In Dowagiac And South Bend Regions
G W Crawford of Dowagiac a traveling man died after a brief pneumonia illness. Elias McBurger a farmer of Deedsville Ind died at his daughter's home in South Bend following two weeks of paralysis at age 81. John Hosey Sr died at his South Bend home Tuesday afternoon at age 52 leaving a daughter and five sons.
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G. W. Crawford
Dowagiac
City
Indiana
Elias ‘McBurger
Deeds- Sviile
Ind
South Bend
John
Hosey
Hom
Baseball Signals And Notable Ganzel Family Reunion
The text discusses catcher signals affecting pitching and batter timing, names several players as top in various roles, and notes a Ganzel family reunion in Kalamazoo with five sons active in baseball and Miss June Ganzel joining John Ganzel in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganzel
Kalamazoo
Charlie
John Ganzel
Miss June
Grand Rapids
Barber Ed Miller vents on ball players and umpires
Ed Miller the barber laments that players show ups and downs while criticizing umpires as rotten. He wishes someone like an umpire could be jumped on after cutting a friend, noting batting averages don’t prove players’ worth.
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Miller
Circle ice cream sales netted about fifteen dollars
The Circle reported proceeds from ice cream sales totaling around $15. This brief item notes the fundraising or revenue figure without additional details on event or organizers.
Lady Maccabees to Meet at McKean's Hall Saturday
Lady Commander Minnie Olds calls a meeting of the Lady Maccabees at McKean's Hall Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock for initiation. The fraternal group seeks to organize new members and discuss upcoming activities.
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Minnie Olds
Lady Maccabees
McKean’s Hall
Lake Shore and Other Railroads Battle Over City Speed
Lake Shore and Other Railroads note Manchester indignant over a six mile an hour limit. Big Four UFO gates could force trains to speed through the town. Crop reports show wheat and oats improving across 124 points. Lake Shore runs a special to Grand Rapids. Boiler inspector John German injured by hot scales. worker John Pipe injured at the roundhouse.
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eSene
Winona
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Manchester
Big Four
Ford Wood
John German
Lake Shore
John Pipe
Round House
Minor City Items and Local Notes
The son of George Bender of South Prairie street sprained his arm. Heffner and Co began rewiring the Hotel Bucken this morning. Antlers were placed on City Fireman Earl Dotson and Emil Peterson by the Elkhart Elks last night. David Walter, who found an ancient silver cross near the St. Joseph river weeks ago, sold it to Mr. Criddett near Indianapolis and has received inquiries from Michigan Ohio and parts of Illinois.
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George Bender
South Prairie Street
Earl Dotson
Emil Peterson
Elkhart Elks
David Walter
St. Joseph River
Criddett
Indianapolis
Michigan
Ohio
Ilinois
Eight-pound son born to Mr and Mrs Emil Rodewald
A twelve pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rodewald of Oakland Avenue yesterday.
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Emil Rodewald
Oakland Avenue
Seven Train Looters Arrested In Louisville Yard Raid
In Louisville Kentucky on June 28 seven men suspected of planning a train robbery were arrested while rifling a freight car in the Southern railroad yards.
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Louisville
Cdr
Southern Railroad
Bryan Endorsed by Wisconsin Democrats in Convention
Milwaukee June 28 Democrats in the state convention enthusiastically endorsed William J. Bryan for president. The platform released this afternoon unqualifiedly supported his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
William J. Bryan
Changes in Bill Advancing Public Building Allocations
Washington June 28 Senate committee on public buildings and grounds reported changes to the House public building bill. A new Lafayette Indiana appropriation of 60000 was added. South Bend’s allocation increased to 100000 while Crawfordsville’s funding was struck out entirely.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Senate
House
Lafayette
Ind
South Bend
Crawfordsville
James Walker to Officiate at Elkhart Fourth of July Races
James Walker of Coldwater Michigan, licensed in both major trotting associations, will serve as starter at the Elkhart Driving Park Fourth of July events. Known for starting races with authority, he has guided top trotters such as John Gentry and Star Pointer. Bonnie Girl is among entries noted, with Sutton of Topeka also listed.
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Elkhart
James Walker
Coldwater
Mich
Walker
Passage of phone trust resolution faces Kinlock pressure
Delegates urge passage of a resolution while denouncing independent firms using Kellogg products as traitors to the movement. A Kinlock Telephone Company representative warns the measure could force the firm out of business or require it to pay Kellogg supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Kinlock Telephone. Company of Illinois
Misouri
Kinlock Company
MEAT DEALERS HELD
Indianapolis June 28 judge issued warrants against meat dealers for selling bad meat. The defendants Harry Matzke Henry Coleman Joseph Cook William Grund and Frank Fitz posted bonds of 300 each for their appearance in the criminal court. No trial date was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C&piases
Alford
Harry Matzke
Henry’ Coleman
Joseph Cook
William Grund
Frank Fitz
Saloonists Bury Beer as Prohibition Tactic in Kansas City
Kansas City saloonkeepers fought back against the renewed crusade by burying kegs of beer and bar fixtures to prevent destruction. The move reflects ongoing tensions in the temperance drive during the June 28 period.
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Kansas City
Kas
Colonial club disbands after dwindling interest
The organization known as the Colonial club, a young men's group, has disbanded after about three years of existence due to decreasing interest.
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Colonial ‘Club
Hearing on restraining order in trust company case
The court overruled the motion to dissolve the injunction and ordered the trust company to post a bond covering all acts as receiver. Barneys' attorneys argued the court could not issue such an injunction, while the receiver represented many policy holders and faced continued restraining order actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barneys
Cam
Dodge
Court orders restraint on disposal of property for creditors
The order bars General Secretary of the Epworth Richard C. Barney and the League in Chicago from disposing of any property that could be turned into assets for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Epworth
Richard C. Barney
League
Chicago
Epworth League Biennial Convention Opens in Logansport
The Twelfth Biennial Indiana Epworth League convention convened in Logansport with sessions lasting until July 1. Miss Margaret Wilson of the city joined the program, presenting The Station Plan. The Logansport District Epworth League also held its seventeenth annual convention concurrently with a program featuring Cabinet meetings, an Address of Welcome by Rev J M Haines, and responses by Rev J M Canse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Epworth
Logansport
Margaret Wilson
Epworth
M. ‘Haines
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the. S. J. Club
Louis Pressler
Miles
Heaths and Funerals
Pees Hans
Jaley
Epicure
Bill
Kling
Griffith
Cow
Roper
Mike Lynch
Sancr
Fred Clarke
Dick Cooley
Bresnahan
Connie Mack
Lajoie
Matthewson
Fraternal News
Lake Shore and Other Railroads
Heffner ‘& Co
Bucken
Ya Lee Oei Mee
Ewe
Mrs. Potts
Bryan
Nadindla
Edward Jones
Mount. Sterling
Kentucky
Nadinda
Fiadinola
National Toilet Co
Paris
Tenn
Bentz. & Co
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