Announcements from Trinity MW EB Shurch and Clark Hospital Auxiliary
Gen Deenesys class of Trinity MW EB Shurch meets Friday with Mrs J Shafer on Vistula street. The Clark Hospital Fidies Auxiliary holds a 2:30 PM meeting at the hospital tomorrow. Sunday school for young men speakers at the Worth Jeaswe spekal Pridiy evening at the drama of Abramays on Division street. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Deenesy
Trinity MW
EB. Shurch
J. Shafer
Vistula Street
Fidies’ Auxiliary
The
Clark Hospital
Claree
Wpworth
Jeaswe
Spekal Pridiy
Abranays
Chircis
Division Street
Society Notes Spark Festive Evening of Marriage and Music
A Wednesday Society gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Foreniin featured music contests and prizes as six Young married couples joined in games and a three course luncheon. Other items include a wedding at the bride’s brother’s home on Bawer Street and informal entertaining at a State Street residence with sixty guests.
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Shanks
Sidney Wells
Eugene Lake
Leive Paine
Pedro Chib
Min
Th Russell Foreniin
Lexington Avenue
Bast Idebt
Mays
Harry Watters
Mer Watters
Abrs
Eimird
Miles Weather Report Notes Mild Temperatures
The report records a high of 86 degrees and a low of 54 with winds around 24 mph.
Baptist Women's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Robbins Home
The Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Jo M. Robbins on Strong avenue with thirty members present. Mrs Bond led devotional exercises and the afternoon topic on Congo was explored under Mrs Spear’s leadership. Mrs Bond Mrs Finson and Mrs Robert Wilder read papers, Mrs Robbins played piano, and refreshments followed. the gathering noted as one of the year’s most interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Jo M. Robbins
Strong Avenue
Atrs. Bond
Kongo
Mrrs
Aln. Spear
Mies. Bond
Sfinson
Robert Wilder
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Nash Home
Grace Lutheran church Ladies Aid Society held a regular meeting at Mrs Nash's Fremont Street home with twelve members present. The afternoon was spent sewing. The next meeting is set for April on the home of Mrs Nepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid Meeting At St. Paul AME Church
The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs. Slear's Crawford street home on Wednesday afternoon. Officers' election was postponed for two weeks. Members sewed for church benefit. The Brethren church on South Sixth street announced a Young People's Sunday School class program tomorrow at 7. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul’s AM. S
Churreh of the Brethren
South Sixth Street
Home Culture Club Meeting Highlights Treland Topic
Mrs EL Kulp hosted the Home Culture club at 523 Aspenwald Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Treland was the afternoon’s subject, with roll call answered by Irish wit and Mrs B C Godfrey reading an instructive paper titled Treland and is Made of Living. Refreshments were served.
Personal notes from Elkhart and South Bend area visits
South Bend visitor Zary Darling plans to play on og vnsit. Goshen resident Miss Martha Myers visited Elkhart with Mrs. Joe Walker and Mrs. Pred Dobberteeit of Sturgis. Miss Manice Bowanan arrives Friday from Rockford for spring vacation. Willigins Garage owner Mr. Williamts of South Bend visited Eckhart. Mrs. J. M. Shelley and daughter Harriet move back to their home on South Fourth Street. Miss Allene Nopper returns to Greencastle to resume DePauw studies after a week’s vacation. Hal McCann, treated for appendicitis, shows progress and can briefly be outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zary Darling
South Bend
Martha Myers
Goshen
Elkhart
Joe Walker
Pred Dobberteeit
Sturgis
Elkhert
Manice Bowanan
Rockford
Williamts
Willigins
Eckhart
J. M. Shelley
Harriet
South Fourth Street
Allene Nopper
Greencastle
DePauw
Hal McCann
Accident injures worker finger at Sidway goat plant
Henry Baumgartner of 214 Strate Street and a Sidway Goat employee injured his forefinger by a piece of steel. Blood poisoning followed but the doctor operated and believes the danger is past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baumgartner
Strate Street
Deaths of Aunt Miss Liza Bond and Harriet Burkett
Wilter Bond learns of his aunt Miss Liza Bond at LaPorte. Harriet Burkett aged five months, died at four this morning near Bauvoer township. Services set for 2 PM at the residence and Baptist church in Bango township with Rev. Ho N. Spear officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilter Bond
Lake Shore
Liza Bond
LaPorte
Old Framestead
Harriet Burkett
Mro
Levi Burkett
Bauvoer Township
Norris
Una
Baptist Church
Bango Township
Ho N. Spear
SICK LIST OF AREA RESIDENTS REPORTS HEALTH ISSUES
The list records multiple residents with illnesses including Enos Fields bedridden from an attack of mumps, Josep Brogener and Gyvoth confined to home, Adolph Sehlard with the grip and Mrs mma L Walley facing health trouble. Guadmeyver shows slight improvement while others are under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos
James Street
Rioy Sparklin
Josep Brogener
Wranklin Street
Cl Gyvoth
Collins Cour
Aris
Prpertmientia
Adolph Sehlard
Alvs
KL. Guadmeyver
Aufiney
Mma L. Walley
South Main
Dane Trounle
Police Reports On City Youths And Missing Suitcase
Police logged three noise complaints from residents overnight about springtime disturbances by boys. Clarence W Baker reported a theft from his Y M C A room, with a suitcase holding two watches and about fifty dollars in clothing missing, police suspect a mistaken identity in the grabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrup
Cme
Clarence W. Baker
Ser Sgeant
William H. Roth
Yuu M. C. A
Baker
Armory drill draws national guard officer and real estate deal
Capt. Nalph R. Stogsdah retired U S A attended by Sgt. Guy McGahan led a training session at the armory praised as best seen on his tour of Indiana armories. The visit included talks for enlisted men and officers before plans to plot a land tract owned by the Misses Panks on West Franklin Street near the St Joseph river. The deal was arranged by A H Stevenson for unnamed parties with undisclosed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalph R. Stogsdah
U. S.A
Indiana National Guard
Stogsdall
Guy. McGahan
South Bend
Indianapolis
A. H. Stevenson
Misses Panks
West Franklin Street
West Indiana Avenue
St. Joseph River
Stevenson
Paper coating plant plans denied by Elkhart company
Reported talks of a $100,000 coating plant moving from Wabash to Elkhart and occupying the American Wheel Works factory owned by George Co. Kistner were denied. Local contractor says no inducements or offers were made and no completion of negotiations is imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Wabash
American Wheel Works Company
George Co
Kistner
Tikhart
Elkharts
Children Take Part in Religious Work at St. Vincent's
Children dressed in white take part in a Thursday religious service at St. Vincent's Church. The Holy Sacrament is moved to a side altar and will stay until Holy Saturday. The church bell will ring for the service as readings occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincents Church
Ros Asa Nyli
Property delinquent sale to occur this afternoon in Indianapolis
The sale of delinquent property in the tenth district will be held this afternoon in the office of City Treasurer Gray. About forty pieces of property will be sold. Street sweepers will be started to work in the outskirts of the city today by Street Commissioner Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth District of Indiana
Gray
Williams
Petition for guardianship of Guy Bride in superior court
A petition filed in the clerk's office of the superior court seeks appointment as guardian of Guy Bride for the estate of Johny Hale. The个人 property valued at $500 is involved in the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Guy ‘Nic Mae
Dalinistha Toy
Johny Hale
Hi Ile Lett
Small Chimney Spark Triggers Minor Fire Damage
A spark from the chimney caused a small blaze at the site this morning. No injuries were reported and the damage remained minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Reyes Che Avas
Deol
Morris
Siadle
Reverend Turner Called to Milford for Miles Funeral
Rev AJA Turner of the Morten avenue mission has been summoned to Milford to preach at the funeral of the late D I Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aja. Turner
Morten Avenue Mission
Milford
D. I. Miles
Rail strike set for settlement amid wage dispute
Western railroads head for an agreement within twenty four hours as firemen vote overwhelmingly for a strike. Negotiations resume but fail to advance with managers proposing arbitration only for wage issues while firemen demand broad wage and rule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fide Vreyisas
cHrenletsgent Glo Umittes
Camploves
Street Car Strike at Standstill in Philadelphia
Philadelphia street car workers remain idle as strike actions halt service. Negotiations between the transit union and city officials show little progress amid murky policy debates and concerns over insurance coverage.
Philadelphia Strikes Tie Up City Transit and Labor
Abandonment of calls and the labor banner quarrel cause streetcar and rapid transit standstill. News indicates ongoing mediation urged as the city endures disruption and unrest amid the labor conflict.
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Charles Revers
Garden City Tablet Company
Pagoenabure
Riverste
Rev Oo
Weloek Ab
Tiardiete Tyenue
Sreatu
Sieber
Win Memmihan
State Street
Dagee
Molfiana
Mrc
M. Re Tmopkiis
Blessing’s
America
Wichert and
Gardiner
Empress Oxfords
Crossett
Colt
F. A. Blessing
South Main Street
Police News
Turnock & Sons
Says Paper Company
George C. Kistner
St. Vincent’s Church
Cathy Oe Maulers
Stein-Bloch & Clothcraft
Shafer & Schult
Elkhart Loan Company
Philadelphia
Effec
Che
Phebdedlptre Rapid Transit Company
Foxcraft
New England
Broadway Cheviot
Silkolenes
Calico
Men’s & Boy
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