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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
5
The W H M S of Trinity M E church meets Mrs C C Raymer 668 Fulton Riverside Friday 2 50 pm. Castle U B church ladies host a penny supper at Odd Fellows hall Saturday. Missionary Reading circle at Mrs Charlee Dietch 1212 Warrison Friday 2 pm. Members requested to attend.
Mrs Rose B Rippman high chief ranger of the Catholic Lady Forest ers will preside at the meeting this evening. All officers and girl teams are requested to be at the hall by 6 50 oclock.
The Altar Guild of St John s church will meet Friday evening at Mrs A W Pounder s Jefferson street home. The Presbyterian Aid Society will collect old magazines and papers Saturday morning. The Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs M Z Atford at Kttl and Harrison streets Friday at 2 30 PM. The Brotherhood of the Christian church will hold its annual banquet tomorrow night at 7 30 PM.
The Congregational church women's missionary society meets at 617 Bower Street with Mrs Fred Keene hosting Friday afternoon at 2 36.
The Naomi Rebekah Judge will meet at 7 50 tomorrow evening at the hall. A picnic supper precedes an initiation.
The Home Missionary Reading circle of St Pauls M B Church will meet with Mrs Harley Bement at 1212 Bower Street Friday afternoon at ? o clock. All members urged to attend as important topics will be discussed. SOCIETY The marriage of Bernard J Moore, son of Tames CC Moore, and Miss Cer
The high reaches 59 degrees with a low of 36. Winds blow at 10 miles per hour.
Trude B Rein daughter of Ernest Rein of Elkhart wed at 2 PM Wednesday at Rev J F Simpson 211 Marion St. The couple left by 3 PM for South Bend. Residents on Jefferson St. Mr and Mrs G H Bari hosted guests at 1431 Kraus St honoring Mrs T Hauenstein of Beatrice Nebraska. Jana Burhans hosts 1806 K NM at 312 Franklin St Friday at 7. Maypole dance at Hoffman Hall featured Miss Florence Blough and Miss Pearl Bonewit as may queens with 30 young women and 7 children participating. Mrs Sperry to host a private dancing party.
Maypole dancers at Hoffmans Hall next Tuesday evening. A number of people from Goshen South Bend Warsaw and Mishawaka were present last night. Miss Hallie Nussbaum entertained five tables at bridge yesterday afternoon at her home on Crawford street. The prize was won by Miss Ada Stanton and following cards a dainty two course luncheon was served. A party including Mr and Mrs Edward Borneman Herman Borneman Miss Josephine Broderick Charles Broderick Brian McCormick Lorne Griffin Miss Leah Drake and Damon Stahr will attend the Fischer Orchestra dance at Sturgis this evening.
The Mikhart Woman's Club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. B. C. Godfrey's West Jackson Street home with strong attendance. Department reports were shared and plans for next year outlined by department chairs. Three new members joined and Mrs. C. M. Lounsberry earned honorary membership for the coming year. Mrs. J. E. McCarthy reading on the Panama Canal preceded parliamentary drill by Mrs. Travis. refreshments were served by Mrs. Godfrey and her daughter.
One new member was initiated at the regular Pythian Sisters meeting last night with twenty five members in attendance.
The Scandinavian American Trading Co. sues in superior court to recover 200 bales unbleached sulphite from E A Skinner receiver for Valley Paper Co. and seeks $100 damages. Material valued at about $1100 is said to be stored at the Valley plant. Attorneys Deahl and Hammerschmidt file the action.
Manager Jennings of Detroit targets Jank Kleinow from New York as he warns Hugh to beware the catching department concerns.
Alfred McClure of Goshen visits Elkhart on Wednesday. Beatrice Metcalf visits Mishawaka. Henry Sloane of Syracuse in Elkhart on business. Maude Lambert of Goshen visits Mrs. Borneman. G. R. Sawyer returns from Logansport. O M Conley in Chicago on legal business. Leroy Calvert and Fred Miller attend the Fair Coed in South Bend. Pearl Perrin travels to Sturgis for Nina Cade wedding. Charles Patternson of Patterson Bros. to Chicago on business. Mrs Andrew Miller in South Bend for a week. S B McManus of Lima returns west after six weeks away. Marian Osborne visits Eula Runyon of Sturgis and will attend Fischer party. F W Clark and wife of Buffalo visit W H Winship in Marion Street. Clark is nephew of Mr. Winship. Mr and Mrs Joel Myers of Akron visit Kas Myers of 210 Orange Street. Myers is uncle of Chas F Myers.
The Chicago grand jury continues a wide investigation into legislative corruption tied to William Lorimer's U S senate bid. Key witnesses include Rep Charles A White and allies like Sidney Yarbrough and Henry A Shephard as the probe expands beyond White’s charges.
Sherman Osborn reports his Iver Johnson bicycle was taken from the curb along South Main Street while he left it for a moment.
An evening gathering of the Queen Esther circle featured a business session with a letter from a supported girl at a southern school. A social hour followed. Separately the Bethel Evangelical Sunday school class reorganization elected Gladys Shaw as president, Arthur Thornton as VP, Roy Sargent as secretary, and Elmer Meyers as treasurer. The next meeting is set for the first Wednesday in June.
The city flag staff on the city building is finished after a lightning strike shattered the previous flag. Brakeman Orlando Berno, sleeping in a caboose at the hump, was injured when the car string jolted and he struck his forehead, returning home to Toledo. A new clothing store space at 607 South Main is being prepared by Moskin Bros Credit stores. Citizens Trust offers 3 percent interest on savings deposits now.
Mrs. D. E. Weiser of Chicago, traveling to New York City on No. 4, called for medical aid for her child who became ill shortly after leaving Chicago. The report notes the on board medical attention was requested this morning.
Citizens rally in support of the Elkhart Choral Society as a committee secures honorary memberships. Letters went out, active members checked for voice parts and name spellings for the official program. Attendance was strong, with several honorary members present and progress reported on the program details.
The renowned wanderer known as "A No. 1" halted in Elkhart after meeting friends. He carves caricatures from potatoes to earn money and plans onward to Portland. Sergeant John Walsh and aides accompany him as he continues his journey toward Chicago tonight.
A rosebush in a Fre garden bears ten thousand buds across nine nine square yards. The first savings banks in Britain were established in 1799.
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