Church and club announcements scattered for Friday meetings
The T. S. and club plan a Friday afternoon meeting with Mrs. J. S. Dickerhoof at 22 West Crawford. The Women's Missionary society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Rex Buell at 622 Laurel Friday afternoon. St John’s choir schedules rehearsal at 7:13. The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society gathers Friday afternoon at the manse. The Modern Priscilla club postpones until one week from tomorrow. The First Evangelical church plans an all day market Saturday July 1 at Finhent’s drug store at Main and Helkory streets.
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T. S. and
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Rex Buell
Laurel Street
Presbyterian Church
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Priscilla Club
Gaylen Shirley
Ladies of the First Evangelical Church
Finehent
Main
fHelkory
Simple society weddings and club notices in local society page
Miss Ina Seward wed Raymond Poidulkin at her parents home with Rev Will officiating and James Seward as best man. Mrs. Lee Seward and Mrs. Hittin noted, while the Ivins marriage took place at Oakland avenue with Rev. Forticus presiding. Guests included many local families. Cultural club and class events filled the afternoon with music and refreshments. Community groups held picnics, dinners, and meetings at multiple homes across the city.
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Dna A. Seward
Raach
Wid Airs
James Seward
White Pigeon
Mich
Bev. Will
AMS Kechuredi
Martin R. Jindtin
Siss
Luella Coibnin
Mies
Leeward
Miles Medical Company
Mb. Huttin
Winer Company
Motine
Mro
Mrs. Hittin
Ina
Edward Tf
Evins
Afr
Ars. AL
Oakland Avenue
Rev
Bm. HH
Vorticus
Saratoga
Ind
oMerbuirg
Porter
Porter and Son Frankline Mrs. Red Palmer Ghd Son Victor, Mrs. N. J. Jetus
Thero
Frank
Bethel Sunday School Class Meet at Wilbert Packman Home
The Corner class of Bethel Sunday School will meet Friday evening at 4101 Michigan Street, the home of Wilbert Packman. Attendees are advised to bring fellow members and participate in a light discussion.
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Helen
George Curran
St. Vincent School
South Second Street
Emmett Isley
Jonesville
Mich
Helen Haskins
Bethel Sunday School
Wilbert Packman
Michigan Street
Uly
Women’s Label League Meets at Odd Pellaws Hall
The Women’s Label League will hold a business and social meeting this evening at Odd Pellaws hall on South Main Street in ATL. Members are requested to attend as important business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Label League
Odd Pellaws
South Main Street
ATL
Weather and local election notes with installation date
Friday report shows a high of 98 and a low of 63 with light wind at 6 mph. A man was elected delegate to the grand temple with Mrs Jennie Virgil as alternate. Installation of new officers set for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswell
Pythian Sisters
IMSL
Laura Weirt
Chara Willhters
Ana Calkinsy
Lottie Carpenter
Lizzie Roy
Rachael Weaver
A. Zue Swarts
Nellie Eshelman
Man
Grand Temple
Jennie Virgil
Local residents report travel and visits across towns
Mrs P G Sherman returns from LaGrange while Miss Louise Wade visits, Sadie Gallagher takes vacation, John Gordon begins three weeks at Klinger Lake. William Lash visits Warsaw, Mrs David Killian stays with Andrew Miller in Prairie Street. Carrie Louman visits Goshen, Hallie Shick takes summer job at Conn's. Ernest and Mrs Martin join relatives from Indianapolis. Edith Smith visits Sturgis for the Fourth with Hermia Anderson. Ben Bixler's family heads to Harrisonburg Virginia for a month. Edna McBride returns from Warsaw. J Louthan visits South Main Street. Garnes family return to Chicago after a stay with Neilsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Sherman
LaGrange
Louise Wade
Sadie Galagher
Warren Hill
John Gordon
Klinger Lake
William Lash
Warsaw
David Killian
Andrew Miller
Prairie Street
Carrie Louman
South Main Street
Goshen
Hallie Shick
Conn’s Music Store
Alvs
Ernest Martin
Indianapolis
Aliss Edith Smith
Sturgis
Hmima Anderson
Middlebury Street
Amlis
Ben Bixler
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Edna McBride
Mers. J. Louthan
City in Brief Fourth of July at Christiana Jake Attractions
The Fourth of July plans at Christiana Jake include afternoon and evening events with Daneime featured. Hotel and cottage reservations are near capacity due to strong demand. Claude Flicker, son of R J Flicker, was injured while attempting to board a fast freight train, suffering a fractured right wrist after a fall at the Lake Shore roundhouse. He works as a local dray wagon driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Jake
Dake
Claude Flicker
R. J. Flicker
Lake Shore Roundhouse
East Indians’ Avenue
Flicker
New Pastor Called to Goshen Church
Rev. A. B. Berry of Greensboro Indiana has been called to the First Baptist Church of Goshen to fill the pulpit after Rev S L Roberts resigns to go to Franklin Berry formerly edited The Observer Indiana Baptist publication and once led a large Indianapolis congregation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Berry
Greensboro
Indiana
First Baptist
Jureh
Gosnen
S. L. Roberts
Franklin
Berry
the Observer
Indianapolis
Governor to name Democrat for state pardons board
An Indianapolis dispatch says Governor Marshall will announce in a few days the appointment of Harry B. Darling of LaPorte Ind to the state board of pardons to succeed John I. Gillette of LaGrange county. Darling would be the first Democrat on the board in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Ind
Indianapolis
Marshall
Harry B. Darling
State Board of Pardons
John I. Gillette
LaGrange County
Darling
Gary slayings tied to Chicago gang, Tonoff confesses
James Tonoff, a Bulgarian arrested in Wichita, tells Kansas City police and Gary officials that a Chicago based criminal gang ordered killings in Gary Indiana and Kansas City Kansas. He described the Nesteroff and Christoff murders and the theft of hundreds of dollars, noting he aided in some crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Kas
James Tonoff
Gary
Ind
Tonoff
Wichita
Simon Nesteroff
Henry Zimmer
Joseph Martin
Two Men Die In Automobile Crash Near Fostoria
In Upper Sandusky Ralph Beitler a merchant and Rev E E Lashley of the Presbyterian church were killed when their car struck an obstruction and plunged into a ditch. Milton Stonebruner a furniture dealer and Amos McConnell a casket manufacturer are probably fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria. O
Ralph Beitler
E. E. Lashley
Presbyterian Church
Upper Sandusky
Miton Stonebruner
Amos McConnell
Gary Crimes Suspect Same Band of Killers, Police Say
A Servian laborer in Gary was beaten and shot to death last winter. The murderer was never caught. Gary police believe three crimes may be the work of the same persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Despondent wife attempts suicide amid divorce suit
Mrs. Harvey Wohlford of Goshen tried to end her life by swallowing carbolic acid after her husband filed for divorce in superior court. Neighbors heard screams on Main Street and found her writhing with lips burned by the acid. relief aided by relatives, condition not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wohlford
Goshen
Main Street
St Pauls Ice Cream Social Planned on Weaver Lawn
The St Pauls Sunday school schedules an ice cream social for tomorrow evening on the Weaver lawn. Local families are invited to attend for a casual gathering with treats and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Sunday School
Weaver Lawn
Launch operator arrested for uninspected gasoline engine
Elk Hart operated a passenger gasoline launch on the St. Joseph river between here and Hen Island dam. He was arrested by Inspector Robert Stuart for operating an engine not inspected. Olson admitted guilt and paid a $20 fine plus $33.50 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Bridge Street
Elkhart
St. Joseph
Hen Island
Robert Stuart
Goshen
Stuart
Olson
Colored man says brakeman shot him
The wounded man told officers he was shot and walked to the marshal’s office in Waterloo where he received a ticket to El Hart. James was found around 7:30 p m at the Lake Shore depot, questioned, and taken to the city building for the night. He was sent to the county infirmary for treatment and recovery of his injured leg under township direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
EL Hart
Withers
Sorthrop
James
Lake Shore
Curious Chalk Card Says Day Bored Music Taught Near Columbia
A red chalk message in a window near Columbia University reads Day Bored and Vokel Music Taught, as reported by the New York Press, noted on a card in a frame building close to the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Columbia University
Church Society Enjoys Silver Circle Program
The Silver Circle of the First Christian Church hosted a pleasing entertainment for the building fund. Recitations by Teelma Page and Alberta Berger, solos by Myrtle Andrews and Wing McDonald, a violin solo by William Walls, and a piano piece by Va Luce delighted a full audience and supported the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Circle
The
First Christian Church
Jase Uisht
Building Fund
Teelma Page
Alberta Berger
Myrtle Andrews
Wing McDonald
William Walls
Va Luce
Police News Drunkenness Fines in City Court
Anderson Green and G c Kane were arrested yesterday for drunkenness and pleaded guilty before Judge Lee, paying fines of 83 and costs. The pair were initially suspected in a burglary at J T Keene’s East Jackson street home, but this theory was dismissed. One drunkenness case before Judge Lee resulted in a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Green
G.c. Kane
Revenand
Lee
Green
J.T. Keene
East Jackson Street
Wall Street Fears Panic as Prices Drop
Fears of a market panic spread through New York on June 30 as continued liquidation sent prices down five to seven points. Leading financiers met at J P Morgan & Co and pledged fifty million dollars to prevent market demoralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan Company
Mishawaka Officials View Goshen Water Works Progress
Mayor Herzog and Mishawaka officials visited Goshen yesterday to inspect the water plant. Contractor William Harmon of Tiffin Ohio, working on Goshen wells, accompanied the tour and showed the artesian system under construction for Mishawaka. The Goshen plant operates well, with ample, pure water despite drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzog
Mishawaka
Goshen
Wiliam Harmon
Tiffin
Ohio
New Divorce Suits In Superior Court
Nahant Massachusetts June 30 4 Special Col Roosevelt and Senator Lodge left here at 2 oclock for Beverly by auto mobile for a conference with President Taft Weighty subjects will be handled as this is the first meeting of Taft and Roosevelt since the latter departed for the African jungles Bible studies in the Adventists tent Sycamore and Second streets continue interesting to those who attend The study this evening will be The Priesthood of Christ Public is invited For Rent Up to date furnished rooms all modern conveniences Inquire 614 South Main West Marion street tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Mass
Col
Rosevelt
Senator Lodge
Beverly
Taft
Roosevelt
Sycamore
Second Streets
Christ
Main
West
Ma Yion Street
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St. John's Choir
O. G. Curtis
Division Street
Marrietta Meyer
Jeanette van Tilburg
Wilma Harter
Akary Paul
Ziesel Bros
Tsland Park
Delia Barron
Oliver Treash
Kalamazoo
Felkhart
Flo Ticker
West Franklin Street
Goshn Church
Murderers
Gary Ind
George Alexander
Alexander
Nesteroff
Martin
Vasil Christoff
TH Winois Steel Company
Christoff
Church Society
Lady Maryland
Plain House
Baltimore
Oxfords
Clouse Shoe Co
Police News
Co-Operative Store
Reg Larky
Axminster
Sumer
Deltox
Crex
VUDOR
Wien
Vador
Vydor
J. P. Morgain
Goshen Plant
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