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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1910

Page

5

Scalet Week's Club Calendar Displayed

Wednesday events include Red Men at the hall Wyssen Ohv Girls led by Miss Helen Kaff and a Choral Society at Templin Music Store A general meeting of Women’s Club departments led by Mrs Mary Dinuchart Progress Club led by Mrs Obert Winslow Just Us club led by Mrs Carl Powers Ready Jiclpers Mars Ki Me Manus and Ellis’ Dance at Teasple Thursday Club led by Ars HE OC Lickel Friday features WOW M S of Trinity Mo OF Church afternoon with airs AE Demarest and a song recital at Trinity AL EE Church

Wysen Ohv Helen Kaff Templin Music Store Women’s Club Mary Dinuchart Progress Club Obert Winslow Carl Powers Mars Ki. MeManus Ellis Teasple Ars. HE Lickel M.S Trinity Mo Demarest Trinity AL EE

BP G club sewing gathering and auxiliary meeting announced

The BP G club meets with Mrs. W. Rowley for an all day sewing Friday at her home 30 Grant street. Ladies Auxiliary at Clark Hospital to meet Friday 2 30 p m at the hospital. P O club holds all day sewing and case dinner Friday at Mrs Warren Rowley Cone street home. Congregational Ladies Missionary Society bank offertory at Mrs A Ogilvie Gil t West Lexington avenue Friday evening at 8. Joly Hoosier club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs J A Ttern Middlebury street. Naomi Rebekah Lodge meets Friday evening at 7 56 with picnic supper and installation for all members invited.

BP. G. Club Tuo Clark Hospital P.O. Club Warren Rowley Log Cone Street Congregational Ladies Missionary Society Joly rHoosier Clib Naomi Rebekah Lodge

Society News and Club Elections Highlight Local Page

Mrs J E H Teel is elected president of the Wotuiu seul with J L Bliss as first vice president and Mary Dinehart as third. officers to serve two years. The Glib departments elects chairs and discusses social progress talks by Dr H L Lucha Flakill. Socials include a card party by Mrs Godfrey and Mrs Fred Keone at 309 River Drive. prizes won by Mrs Lisbell and Mrs Herrick. A Bethel Sunday school group holds a business meeting and social hour with a guessing contest. an oyster supper follows. Twenty Trinity M I church young ladies picnic and knot a converter project. Mrs J M Clark teaches. A reception planned for Mrs C H Brown of Logansport after a Friday church recital. YWCA Evangelical group hosts a two sided social in old rose and silver event.

J. EH. Teel Wotuiu Seul Jlaw. Bliss Ofrs J. M. Suralies Ars Mary Dinehart Walter Bond Jedward Rogers B.C. Godfrey Treaster C. M. Lounsberry Catdace Randolph Club Ulimbers Bethel Evangelical Sunday School Wihna Juhas iMiss Rosa T Munch Bessie Toons Trinity M. I. Church J. MM. Clark C. H. Brown Logansport Trinity M Mrs. Brown Wikhart Drawg W Trinity M. I EE. C., G. Society of the Evangelical Church

Water dispute sparks heated council debate on sprinkler charges

The council wrestled over water billing as Jacobson disputed a $4.00 minimum sprinkling charge and the depth based fee for Eighth street, with debates lasting over a year and city officials cautious about formal action or settlements.

Eighth Street Comelesian Ttart- Inman Jacobson Albers Attorney State Chester Proctor

White and Silver Decor Highlight Girls Event

A girls gathering featured white and silver decorations and an engaging program with readings by Jenne Shanower and Marion Fredrich, songs by the Mems Glee club, solos by Mabel McLaughlin and Janet Vanitburg, and piano by Clara Ruch and Lillian Clare. Lloyd Van Etten’s Virginia Avenue birthday was celebrated as a surprise visit with friends and relatives. An Elks temple event tonight promises a large attendance with members and friends invited.

Jenne Shanower Marion Fredrich Mems Glee Club Mabel McLaughlin Janet Vanitburg Clara Ruch Lillian Clare Lloyd van Etten Virginia Avenue The Elks Aoarge

Snowslide Wreaks Havoc at Wellington Grows Amid Reports

Terrifying Wellington avalanche toll climbs as new reports detail heavier snow depths and widening damage. Residents rally relief efforts while officials assess ongoing danger and infrastructure impact.

Wellington avalanche toll rises as survivors recount horror

Seattle March 3 special reports Great Northern officials confirm at least 65 dead with 8 passengers and 8 trainmen certain, 39 more passengers and 8 crew missing. Survivors describe coaches swept two to three hundred up to a thousand feet into gorges, debris piles burying cars as rescue lags behind heavy snow.

Seattle Wash Great Northern Wellington Cascade Mountains Everett

Ada Campbell Visits South Bend Hospitalities Noted

Miss Ada Campbell is spending a few days at South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. McClellan Dunkerberg of Chicago attended the funeral of Chas Leader and visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Mennes on St. John street before returning home.

Ada Campbell South Bend McClellan Dunkerberger Chicago Chas. Leader John Mennes St. John Street

Navy recruiting station discontinuation and city updates

The Navy recruiting office in town is discontinued by a navy department order. Only men who can pass strict physicals and meet moral standards may be enlisted, withSouth Bend handling recruitment. A repair shop for electric runabouts and cars opens behind Brice Reid store with Clyde Ingerson in charge. The Weiler Brothers prepare to open a new drug store, with fixtures arriving for immediate setup.

Navy P. B. Golden South Bend Navy Department Congress Brice Reid Electrical Clyde Ingerson Weiler Brothers

Deaths in Goshen and Hanover reflect extended family ties

John Steiner of Division street mourns his father 69 in Pittsburg a statement that he leaves three sons William of Alexandria Fred of California and Albert at home along with three daughters including Mrs M J Wickham widow of Dr W W Wickham who died in Crawfordsville and later in Hanover Germany her body to be buried in Long Island she has a daughter the Baroness Von Koppen formerly Madge Wickham violinist Garnetta Elmond Blake of 632 West Marion street dies at 32240 this morning from a nervous trouble leaving parents and eight siblings Ralph Loren George Vienna Ila Gertrude Marguerite and Juanetta

John Steiner Division Street Pittsburg William Alexandria Elkhart Fred California Albert M. J. Wickham W. WW. Wickham Goshen Crawfordsville Hanover Germany Long Island Baroness von Koppen Madge Wickham Garnetta Elmond Blake Wv. P. Blake West Marion Street Ralph Loren George Vienna Ila Gertrude Marguerite Juanetta

Local Hospitalization and Child Illness Report

Mrs Charles Kollar of Middlebury street was taken to Clark hospital last night for an operation. Leroy, the eighteen months old son of I Gorsuch of 17 Prairie street, is ill. The Truth contains all the news.

Charles Kollar Middlebury Street Clark Hospital Leroy I. &. Gorsuch Prairie Street

Funeral services for Engineer Charles KE Leader held

Funeral services for the late Engineer Charles KE Leader were held this morning at 2 30 o clock at Grace Lutheran church in charge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of which he had been a member. Look for the man with the Gas Company badge as he installs the improved Gas Light on a ten day free trial.

Charles KE Grace Lutheran Church Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Reminiscent Rem Bris Southgate Chooses Firewater

In a nod to old adage, Reminiscent Rem Bris Southgate battles a fiery thirst with strong drink.

Southgate Belivin

AviInd Weather Update Report

The report notes a highest temperature of 48 degrees and a lowest reading labeled ol with wind from AviInd at 10 miles per hour.

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