Local Club and Society Meetings Announced
ERTLET ANNOUNCEMENTS list upcoming events for the Home Club and Daughters of Ruth meetings at the 0 0 F hall and Mrs Babb 412 West Lexington Avenue Friday afternoon. The S J club meets Friday with Mrs Emig corner West and Hickory. A Toy Shop operetta is planned by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church. Kings Daughters postpone a meeting one week due to the president's death. The Grace Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society plans a Friday gathering at Mrs Henry Helfrich Jefferson Street. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman’ 'S Missionary
the Presbyterian
Avill
Ee ‘Babb
Lexington Avenue
West
Hickory Streets
Ladies’Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Kings .Daughters
M. A. Deals
Brackett
The
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Grace.Lutheran
Henry Helfrich
Jefferson
Elkhart Couple Wed in Berrien Springs Ceremony
Social notes report the marriage of Harry Wright of Elkhart to Mrs Jennie Bickel of Bristol performed by Rev A J Burkett at Berrien Springs last Thursday. A surprise party honored Mrs Catherine Newman of Cassopolis street for her 57th birthday with about thirty five attending. The Century Club musicale and dance, praised Troubadour Amusement Co and reading by Emily Murray, plus Congregational ladies serving refreshments, drew around 300 guests and ended late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry’ “Wright
Elkhart
Jennie. ‘Bickel
Bristol
A. J. Burkett
Berrien Springs
Catherine Newman
Cassopolis Street
Century Club
Troubadour Amusement Co
Emly Murray
Congregational
First Baptist Sunday School Plans Election of Officers
The B B Sunday school class met at W. M. Ellwood's home to organize. Officers elected include President Forest Freed Vice President Joe Feather Secretary Wallace Weatherwax Treasurer Carl Alenbaugh and Teacher Mr Ellwood. Games and refreshments followed the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ellwood
Forest Freed
Joe
Feather
Wallace
Weatherwax
Treas
Carl Alenbaugh
Ellwood
Pretty wedding at 1503 West Franklin street
A wedding solemnized at the Richmond home on West Franklin street united Miss Pedrls with Mr Fred Williams before about thirty relatives. Rev G C Lutman officiated. After the ceremony guests enjoyed a sumptuous feast. The couple reside at 503 West Franklin street. The Don’t Tell Club met on Clark street with prizes awarded and a four course luncheon served.
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H. D. Richmond
Franklin Street
Fred Willams
Indiana
G.C. Lutman
Williams
Charles Wesselhoeft
Clark Street
Pedro
EE. J. Finehout
Charlest Forrest
Benjamin. Bixler
Goff
George
Reim
Mrs Ulery Hosted By Town Guests At Social
Levi Ulery and Mrs Ulery hosted a Tuesday social with friends and relatives joining in a general social time. Mrs Ulery received pretty and useful gifts from the guests Bar Tweedy of New Paris was the only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrs
Levi Ulery
Curinbhaeus
Queen Esther Circle Social Evening at 135 North Sixth Street
Queen Esther Circle met at Miss Faye Barrows home on North Sixth Street Wednesday evening. Sixteen members attended a social gathering that featured light conversation and songs by Mrs. Jessie Quyate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Faye
Barrows
North Sixth -Street
Jessie Quyatace
Sick List Items From Cleveland to Shipshewana
Reuben Sailor on the sick list. Mrs Samuel Yoder of Wagner Avenue is on the sick list. Miss Violet Everett spent last evening in South Bend. Dr. Kuhn visited Shipshewana today. Mrs L Simonton improving after grip. Karl McBride of Kansas City visiting his brother. Russell Martin, 7, very sick with tonsillitis. Mrs B D Miller of Millersburg visiting Miss Elizabeth Gary. Miss Myrta Moore able to be out after illness. Miss Adna Smith ill and absent two days. Miss Cecil Anderson takes a job at Sykes store. Mr and Mrs Charles Klinger's extended visit to Sealons Grove PA. Mrs J R Beardsley went to Chicago for her son's illness. Mrs George Strohpagel visiting daughter Jinnie Strohpagel. Misses Helen Cronk Marian Brady Merle Doty to visit Mrs Matt Steele in Alden. Mrs Hofferhb ert and daughter Rol a to Wabash for convention. Mrs Wogeman of Syracuse returned with daughter Dell Tenour. Mrs Van Tilburg of Clarenton, formerly a resident here, ill. Mrs Catherine Kessler returned from Bristol for daughter’s illness. Ella Strayer visiting Mrs B F Penney and awaiting oath. Ede Rinehart first primale bark school. Miss Ethelneth absent. room five. Fourth ward. I J Clark took over. Alta Heininger as replacement. Miss Martin daughter of B Martin of Riverside ill with appendicitis. operation feared. Sister at Mercy Hospital in Benton Harbor may accompany. Philip Brushart and Louis J Cook headed to Battle Creek after visiting R W Jardnerfi. Brushart noted as Burlington Mich. centenarian from Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Sailor
Cleveland Aveué
Gsion
Samuel Yoder
Wagner ‘Avenue
Violet Everett
South Bend
Kuhn
Shipshewana
L. &. Simonton
Karl McBride
Kansas’ City
You McBride
Russell
Frank Martin
Central Street
B.D. Miller
Millersburg
Elizabeth Gary
Division ‘Street
Myrta Moore
Cecil . Anderson
Harrison Treet
Stur
Jinnie Strohpagel
Hill’s Store
Helen Cronk
Marian Brady
Merle Doty
Alden
Mich
Matt. Steele
Hofferhbert
Wabashio
B. Carradine
Wogeman
Syracuse
Dell
Gregg van ‘Tilburg
Claron, Tich
Tilburg
Catherine
Penney
Middlestreet
Missouri
Rinehart
Prima le Bark ‘School
Ethelneth
Alta Heininger
Martin
B. Martin
Riverside
Mercy Hospital
Benton. Harbor
Eont
Philip Brushart
Battle Creek
Battle” ‘Creek
R. W. Jardnerfi
Garfield Avenue
Jewushart
Burlington, Mich
Minor City EMS and Collision on State Street
A faulty OCR fragment notes a collision between teams on State Street involving rayman Scott. Two horses were slightly raised but no damage or injuries beyond minor jitters are reported in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayman Scott
Sail- Ts
State Street
Public Libraries Club Hearing on Library Needs
Aileen Ahren of Public Libraries urges increased library usefulness and public awareness. Sam Walter Foss plans an article. Foss insists librarians be smiling and personable to connect libraries to the people and share catalogs and bibliographies efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Ahren
Chicago
Public’ Libraries
Alhren
Sam Walter Foss
Somerville
Mass
Crystal Theater Benefit for Clark Hospital Planned
Manager Geo Lawrie of Crystal Theater will host a benefit one week hence with a special musical bill. A percentage of proceeds from afternoon and evening shows will be donated to Clark Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Lawrie
The
Crystal Theater
Clark Hospital
Accidents and Charity Notices At Local Yard and Church Sale
Philo McDowell of Lake Shore yards was blinded by a cinder in the eye. Charles Langraw also injured by cinder from a boiler at Lake Shore. W Baird of the round house cut finger. fireside man burned. Ladies of St Johns Episcopal to sell baked goods at Goldman’s drug store Saturday. An illustrated health talk for ladies by Mrs Carrie D Brown of Chicago, under OWASM at Trinity M E church Friday at 2 30 pm. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo McDowell
Lake ‘Shore
Ladies of ‘the ‘Entertainment Committee
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Goldman’s ‘Drug
Carrie
Brown
Chicago
OW. Asm. S
Trinity
Rail line notes and repairs amid dock coal fire
Lake Shore and Other Railroads report Willie McQueen- galled at the round house fell ill at the Y M C A last night. A coal loading crane arrives at Mina to supply engines with coal until the dock destroyed Tuesday night is operational. There were 200 tons of coal on the dock and the fire remains unextinguished. General Air Brake Inspector Weaver of Cleveland is in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie ‘McQueen
Round House
Mina
General Air
Weaver
Cleveland
Williamsport town site sold today
The old Baldwin property near the Saint Joseph River, about five miles west of Williamsport, comprising nearly 100 acres, has been sold. M Shoemaker will improve the place and plans to make his home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
fWilliamsport
Lee
St-Joseph
Robbery At 9 30 Oclock. Reward Offered
A robbery occurred at 9 30 o’clock. A $25 reward is offered for the apprehension of the bandit. Police in Elkhart and other cities have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueione
Demia Ea
Elkhart
Eastern men seek industrial deal at Elkhart conference
Three eastern men representing large industrial interests met this afternoon in Elkhart to discuss a potential deal. W. W Sterling reported the conference and its expectation of future interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Elkhart
Tommy Searls Preparing for Next Year in Waterloo
The article details Tom Searls preparing for the 1907 ball season in Waterloo Iowa as catcher. He is under treatment for his right arm by Dr McFaren with a therapy developed by D C Myers. Searls canceled theatrical engagements to report in Waterloo on the seventh of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Searls
Waterloo
Iowa
Tom
Brad) “McFaren
D.C. Myers
Harriman a Good Fellow in Industry Confidence Move
Washington reports that Harriman returned to New York after six days in the capitol with the aim of garnering public confidence for the industry leaders. The article portrays his mission as a clear effort to secure public backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harriman
New York
Capitol
Me and I am not sure in this fragment
A fragmented dialogue scene shows a Controller enforcing duty over a noisy office. A telephonist at a hot day resists staying at the desk while a stenographer notes the exchange. The Controller orders the new arrival to remain and answer the phone amid tense atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Harriman Follows Rockefeller In Courtesy To Press
The text notes Harriman's generosity toward newspaper men and compares his approach to that of John D. Rockefeller, signaling a strategic alignment with press relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
John D. Rockefeller
Daring Robbery by Suspected Terrorists at University
Seven armed men believed to be terrorists stormed a Moscow university officials were bribed as the robbers demanded money. They seized twenty thousand dollars before fleeing. Divorce suit ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Spooner Denies Expected Senate Counsel Appointment
Washington reports Senator Spooner denies he is expected to accept general counselship of Jim Hill's road. He says Hill offered the job in 1884, he did not accept it, and he has not heard from Hill since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spooner
Jim Hill
Unwritten Law Cited in Strother Brothers Verdict
Culpepper West Virginia March 7 The jury acquitted the Strother brothers who killed their brother in law William F Bywaters. The defense rested on the unwritten law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpepper
Strother Brothers
William F. Bywaters
Vernon Hoke and Lizzie Leinhart Married in Indiana
Vernon Hoke aged 29 of Harrison Junction and Lizzie Leinhart aged 23 of Wakarusa wed in a local ceremony. The note mentions Chartreuse wine, Carthusian monks, and a historic auction sale of the liquor receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligu
Vernon- Hoke
Harrison ,Jp
Lizzie Leinhart
Wakarusa
France
Spain
Epicures
200-Year-Old Pine Cut On Bunbarton Farm
Charles H. Lord of Bunbarton New Hampshire felled a pine tree on his farm. The trunk measured 5 feet 4 inches at the stump, stood 134 feet tall, and at 60 feet above the base was 3 feet in diameter. The rings indicate the tree was about 200 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lord
Bunbarton, N. H
American Duchess Becomes Lady in Waiting at Court
Helen, Duchess of Manchester, is appointed lady in waiting to Queen Alexandra, becoming the first American to hold the honor at the Edward VII court. The piece notes skepticism from other Americans about such titles and suggests public interest surrounds the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Duchess of
Manchester
Queen Alexandra
Edward VII
Reverend Sheldon to Visit England for Temperance Drive
The Rev Charles M Sheldon D D author of In His Steps sails to England March 15 for two months or more of speaking six nights weekly in support of temperance under the British Temperance Union effort. The Boston Herald notes the move as a potential political plum for nobility and robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Charles. M. Sheldon
England
British Temperance Union
Magic Oil Claim for Croup Relief Prompts Warning
An advertisement-like claim asserts Dr. Thomas Electric Oil can instantly ease a baby's croup without delay. The statement suggests dramatic, rapid relief as a cure-all, urging immediate use.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Advertisement promises a quick cure with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E W Groves signature appears in a search box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grovh
Om Seach
Milk supply from 86000 farms across six states
New York City's milk supply comes from 86,000 farms located in six states. Distances to the metropolis range from ten to four hundred miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Secret Process Valued in Oxford Bible Printing
A thin paper used for the Oxford Bible is produced by a secret method at the Oxford University Press. The secret is valued at 15,250,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University’ Press
Eton Jacket Suits at 25 Dollars Lead Season
The ad promotes Panama cloth suits with collar cuffs and silk taffeta fronts in navy and brown. Eton Jacket styles show broad shoulders and fitted or semi fitted cuts. Colors include black blue brown grey with chiffon Panama and striped novelty fabrics. Prices highlighted at 15.00 and 25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couiffon
Panama
Jiackét
Ofek Bes
Stylish Skirts Offered at Five Dollar Price
A fragmented advertisement proclaims stylish skirts at five dollars with claims of a large selection in plain chiffon panama and fancy styles. It references colors black blue brown and grey and mentions new, latest fashionable looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
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TE Ems
Wayne
Ngere
Emerydus
Charles Langraw
Lake Shore
W. Baird
Lake Shore and
Williamsport
Phaiasm’ Athe
Tommy Searls
Harriman A
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