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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

5

Week's Club Calendar Announces Annotations For Society

Announcements list a Saturday afternoon society editor duty and weekly club calendar. Entries note Domestic Science and several clubs with member hosts or chairs including Elkhart Woman's club Mrs Otto Helfrick Progress club Mrs Edward Zigler and Queen Esther Circle Miss Bessie Smith.

Edge Society Elkhart Woman's Otto Helfrick Progress Edward Zigler William Fawcett Louis ‘M. Simpson Queen Esther Circle Bessie Smith Emanon Club W. F. Stanton Bvanite Club Leaf Volores Club Charles ‘Hoeger Teal Charles Kesler J. D. Salsig Jefferson Street Elks’ Club Loyal J. W. Lloyd Golden Rule Club Susannah Bevin Hugo Feerman Charles Martin

Missionary Reading Class Meets At Grace Lutheran

The Missionary Reading class of Grace Lutheran will meet tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs Henry Helfrichs home 412 Jefferson Street. Naomi Rebekah lodge No 67 holds a regular meeting tomorrow evening with initiation and a picnic supper. W H M S of Trinity M barely will be entertained at Prof and Mrs Drake s Johnson Avenue at 2 30 PM. Presbyterian Missionary society members with mission boxes urged to attend tomorrow at Mrs Machan s 611 Christiana Street with reports. Fancy Work club plans a Goshen excursion Monday for a 2 o clock car out of Elkhart. each member to bring a dish for the picnic supper. Society notes mention a Century Club concert tomorrow evening featuring Hugo Heermann, a noted classical violinist. Tickets selling fast. seating for about 25 more, available at the car. Mrs Catherine Wilcox and James S Sperry wed last evening at Mr Sperry s home with about 25 guests.

Grace Lutheran Church Henry Helfrich Jefferson Street Naomi Rebekah Lodge Trinity M Drake Johnson Presbyterian Missionary Society Fancy Work Club Goshen Lew Skxrau Elkhart Century Club Hugo Heermann Wikhart Heermann Joachim Vieuxtemps Beethoven Brahms

Progress club hosts mark high attendance and fine program

Mrs Edward Zigler and Mrs Frank Randolph led a Progress club meeting at 210 High Street with eighteen members and three visitors. The program featured solos by Mrs Snyder and piano pieces by Mrs Winslow and Mrs Cum ming, plus talks on Home Life in Italy and Italian Writers Today. The Twenty Century club met at 209 Marion Street with two guests and an engaging current events segment. The next meeting is March 17 at 508 South Sixth Street with Mrs Geo Thomas as host and Mrs Fred Reed as reader.

Edward. B. Zigler Frank Randolph Progress Club Zigler High. Street Onerof A. R. Beardsley H. GC. Snyder The Twentieth Century Club Mnayanterney Louis .Simpson Marion Street Galen Thomas Avere Thomas J. R. Boyle St. Patrick's Geo

Local residents active around Goshen and nearby towns

William Leininger visited Goshen today while Richard Chester went to Michigan City. James S. Dodge Jr. was in Goshen on business. Miss Mabel Upson returned from Chicago this morning. Mrs. Henry Smith at 312 St Joe Street is ill at home. Carrie Woodward of South Bend visited last evening. Harold Fain left for Lincoln Nebraska to locate. Mrs. A Becker departed for Chicago to make her home. Mrs. Joseph Roose went to Bristol to visit daughter Mrs. Herbert Wise. Billows returned from Chicago and will resume business this year.

William Leininger Goshen Richard Chester Michigan City James S. Dodge, Jr Mabel “Upson Chicago Henry" Smith St. Joe Street Carrie. Woodward South Bend Harold -Fain Lincoln A. Becker Jeff Josep Congton Charles

Fireman on Government Boat Heads to Osceola Ark

A fireman on a government boat on the Mississippi River has headquarters at Osceola Arkansas. He spent three months here last summer and now plans to live at the Bower street residence with his wife. Their children will attend local schools and Mr Sperry will take up farming.

Mississippi Osceola Arkansas

Dacy Brothers Visit From Detroit Recalled In Elkheart

The Dacy brothers James and his sibling, once part of Elkheart’s famed baseball era, visit from Detroit. James Dacy, proprietor of a Michigan portershop, is noted as a former star of the village’s best team and remembered for leading the Elkhart nine under several titles.

B. M Michigan Dacys James Dacy Elkhart Eikhart

City in Brief Merchants Face Fire Risk and Elk Delegation

Fire Chief Frank Leader toured downtown alleys and rear building areas finding wooden box storage near several structures. He ordered owners to remove the boxes as a safety precaution against fires. Local Elks anticipate a large turnout for the grand lodge meeting in California this July with rate information circulated by local men.

Frank Lodge of Elks Grand Lodge California Elks

Local Health Reports Highlight Illnesses Across Town

Rees isan at a relapse of measles while Samuel Snader from Ligonier is said to be improving after hospital care. Harry Glover of Goshen Avenue and John Weisenbach of South Sixth Street are listed as grip patients. Mrs. Frank Parrish of South Main Street and M A Neds of Neds Jewelry Store suffer colds.

Rees Isean Samuel. Snader Ligonier Harry Glover Goshen Avenue John ~ Weisenbach Sixth Street Frank Parrish Main Street M.A. Neds Neds

Funeral notes for George Bartholomew and Mrs Raatzi

Funeral arrangements announced for George Bartholomew who died in Chicago from cancer. Services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at his late home near Millersburg. Mrs. Wilhelmina Raatzi, who died yesterday, will be buried at Grace Lawn cemetery after a 2 p.m. service at the German Lutheran Church on State Street conducted by Rev. Stemm.

George ‘Bartholomew Chicago Millersburg Wilhelmina Raatzi German Lutheran Church State Street Stemm Grace Lawn Cemetery

For Sale Five Work Horses Cheap if Sold At Once

A notice by A. R. Kesler offers four horses for sale at low price if purchased quickly. Potential buyers encouraged to act promptly to secure these work animals.

A. R Kesler

For rent house and barn near town on Bristol road

Three miles from town on Bristol road a house and barn are available to rent. Address C. H. Carmien for details. Phone contact.

Bristol Road C. H. Carmien

Episcopal Church Service at Bristol

A Bristol service at the Episcopal church was officiated by a local pastor with parishioners gathered for Sunday worship. The brief notice notes the church's continuing schedule and community role.

Episcopal Church Bristol

Current Events club open meeting and arts display announced

Mrs Payson Sehwin invites all women to the Current Events club open meeting at the Young Women's Christian Association tonight March 4 to hear E A Baker speak on Indiana Law Making. An arts and crafts exhibit of baskets and stenciling is planned in the Art and Crafts rooms. Sunday school teachers Bible class meets Friday at 7 30 o'clock endorsed by the Ministerial association. The Acts study group invitation extended.

Ministerial Association

PILES CURED In 6 to 15 Days

AZCOINTMENT guarantees a cure for itching bleeding and hemorrhoids. In 6 to 14 days relief is promised or money back. Packaged at 60 cents with refund if not satisfied.

Patchwork Poem Concept Explained

A cento is a coat made of patches drawn from different authors, assembled to form a new poem with its own meaning. It combines existing passages into a cohesive poetic work.

Roy Riblet Resigns From Northern Indiana Team Roles

Roy Riblet decides to quit as high school athletic association member and stand backer for the football team. He earned praise for playing and executive ability and contributed to the championship win. he will be missed in field events like pole vault and broad jump. He plans to help manage a hotel presently and may start a college course next year.

Roy Athletic Association Iman Asi Maanager Indiana

Fresh meat and dairy specials and lost wheel notice

Local listing shows fresh beef and pork items including tenderloins roasts chops and Boston butts with various pork shoulder ribs and Veal cuts also featuring beef and veal roasts steaks and frank steaks across weekly specials. A separate lost item note requests return of a red enameled wheel and coast er brake with red tires left at 144R Bel phone number provided.

Buehler New England

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