Community notices announce meetings for several organizations
Announcements list regular and special meetings for Catholic Lady Foresters Jefferson Street Bible Class Fleur de Lis club Modern Maccabees Harry S Chester I O F certificates for new exames Hoosier lodge No 163 I A of Machinists last musicale May 19 at McKean hall with invitations to members families friends refreshments dancing and cards for a good time Committee invites attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Lodge
No. 163
I. A. of Machinists
McKean Hall
Pratt Birthday Dinner With a Dozen Guests
Mr and Mrs George Pratt hosted a six oclock dinner for a dozen friends marking Mr Pratts birthday. The Ladies of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting Tuesday night initiating six new members and serving refreshments. Kenwood Golf Club announces grounds open with a $10 season privilege offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Ladies of the Eastern Star
F. K. Fernald
Kenwood Golf Club
Birthday Celebration at 613 Franklin Street
Mrs Ed Scheltorf was surprised by about twenty five friends at her birthday anniversary on Franklin Street. The evening featured games and social chat followed by luncheon.
Alumni Association Meeting Yields No Firm Plans
Reports from committees were heard with no definite programs decided. The gathering followed the High School meeting last eve ning and included other social club and court activities.
Wedding Announcement for Robert J Schutts and Virginia Watts
Friends of Robert J Schutts formerly of Elkhart announce his May 1 wedding to Miss Virginia Watts of Scranton Pa. The O K Club met at West Crawford street with Mrs and Mrs Charles Helman hosting. Progressive Pedro was the highlight of the evening. Mrs J Nichols won a manicuring set prize. William Frank won the gent s first prize a hat brush. Mrs Mr Paulus and A Beebe won the booby prize. An exceptionally good time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Schutts
Elkhart
Virginia Watts
Scranton, Pa
O. K
Charles Helman
West Crawford Street
Pedro
J. Nichols
William Frank
Miss Florence Yates Hosts Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Miss Florence Yates of West Lexington Avenue entertained Grace Lutheran Sunday School classmates. The group enjoyed guessing games and other amusements with refreshing delicacies completing an all around good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Yates
Lexington Avenue
Grace Lutheran
Topeka Trip Ends With Sunburned Party
Mrs. Charles Hatfield Mrs. Charles Poyser Miss Georgia Bubeck and Miss Lulu Bowser formed a mirthful party to Topeka yesterday. They rode interurban to Goshen and returned by hack where they were royally entertained by Mr and Mrs Lon Poyser. A badly sun burned party is the result of the overland excursion by hack. A merry time is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hatfield
Charles Poyser
Georgia Bubeck
Lulu Bowser
Topeka
Goshen
Hack
Lon
Poyser
Marriage of Miss Conn Celebrated Amid Decorations
A small ceremony noted the marriage of Miss Ella Conn. The bride appeared in a simple service with her guardian Mr. Baldwin presiding. Grandnieces of Miss Conn participated in a light reception, and decorations by the club and Mrs. Jc Hearts were praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Conn
Baldwin
Weather Record for Falk Hart City 24 Hours
Weather report lists highest temperature 90, lowest 66, wind speed miles per hour. Sunrise 4 29, sunset 7 05, moonrise 2 05 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkhart
Mission program highlights world missionary theme
The evening featured Ty U with a piano organ duet by Miss Rutl Mann and Helen Kolb. Rev L A Beeks spoke on missionary work from a church perspective quoting Christ as the true missionary. Mrs M A Tompkins and Lea Vitt shared notes on Mrs Mary Clement Leavitt. Rev Spear discussed India and customs, with Mr Stewart performing piano duets. Ice cream and cake followed, forming a delightful conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutl Mann
Helen Kolb
L. A Beeks
Trinity M
Church
M. A. Tompkins
Mary. Clement. Leavitt
Francis BE
Willard
Spea
Baptist Church
India
Stewart
Literary Clubs. Charles Zueblin to lecture at Goshen
Charles Zueblin of Chicago University will present six lectures on Art and Life for Goshen University Extension Committee starting next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zueblin
Chicago University
Goshen University Extension Committee
Personal notes from Syracuse and nearby towns
Various brief items recount residents traveling arriving visiting and health events. R W Monger in Syracuse Charles Burhans bound for Cincinnati James A Bell returned from Chicago Mrs C Stickles arrived from Winona Wm Wider back from Detroit Rev M H McMahon to give Memorial Day address Miss Eva Case hosting niece Eva Dean of Duluth Miss Minnie DeCamp ill at Cassopolis street A son born to Cyrus Greenawalt near the city Miss Kressa Benfer visiting Denver guest of sisters Kendallville Sun reports J E B Crofoot from Elkhart visiting mother Mrs A M Smith hosting Miss Margaret Adams Miss Bertha Leicester attending Louis Wagner funeral Mrs Elizabeth Dawson left for Petosky L M Conrad to Mune for State lodge Pathfinders Henry Behler able after illness Fred and Mrs Haskin of South Bend guests of Dr and Mrs Flint Belle Stock to return from Los Angeles Decoration Mrs A de Kolb to Orville Ohio for Rev Amos Muinans funeral R North Sixth street tenor remained in San Francisco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Monger
Syracuse
Charles Burhans
Cincinnati
James A. Bell
Chicago
C. Stickles
Winona
Detroit
M. H. McMahon
Bristol
Eva Case
Eva Dean
Duluth
Minnie DeCamp
Cassopolis Street
Avenue
Samuel Moyer
Crouse
Christiana Lake
J. H. Butcher
Garfield Avenue
Winifred Morley
J.A. Ride
Franklin Street
Cyrus Greenawalt
Kressa Benfer
Denver
Charles McQuisten
Frank Sell
Kendallville
J. EB. Crofcot
Elkhart
A. M. Smith
Margaret Adams
Bertha Leicester
Goshen
Louis Wagner
Elizabeth Dawson
South Third Street
Petosky
Mich
L. M. Conrad
Mune
State Lodge
Pathfinders
Henry Behler
Fourth Ward
Fred Haskin
South’ Bend
Herbert Flint
Bucklen
W. D. Marteney
LaGrange
Timmis
Sullivan
Mena Street
Los Angeles
el Paso
Belle Stock
Charles Sanford
California
A. Dc ‘Kolb
Orvillé
Ohio
Nine-year-old girl struck by vehicle on Franklin Street
William Dublér of Harrison Street reported to police that his nine year old daughter was struck and knocked down by a wheelman on Franklin Street near 400. The incident details appear from fragmented OCR notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Dublér
Harrison Street
Gstruck
Wheelman
Franklin
Barbers to face Ramblers on Elkhart diamond Sunday
Health inspector Quaife reports quarantine at residence 916 Edwardsburg. The Barbers will play the Ramblers at the Northeast Elkhart diamond next Sunday at 2 30. Cuppys Colts cancel the Crescents game and head to Mishawaka to play the Mishawaka baseball club team supported by local business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaife
Edwardsburg
Barbers
Ramblers
Elkhart
Cuppy’s Colts
The
Crescents
Mishawaka
Ase
Local Socials Show City Guests from Toledo and Family Ties
Mr and Mrs C P Flickinger host Mr and Mrs Fred Bidler of Toledo who are sisters to Mrs Flickinger and Mrs Bidler. Wilson Roose visited Goshen today. William Wood travels from Buchanan for business at the Conn factory and to visit acquaintances. Manager Crew of the Home Telephone company attends the State Convention of Independent Telephone Representatives in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C P. Flickinger
Fred ‘Bidler
Toledo
Flickinger
Funeral of Fred Huntsinger Held at 2 Oclock
Under the auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Indiana Order of Foresters the funeral of the late Fred Huntsinger was held this afternoon at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Two Wills Probate At Goshen Courthouse
The Goshen probate today validated two wills. James Brown of near Nappanee leaves $5,000 to his widow Sarah and $100 to Hannah Troup with the balance to five children. Henry T Buss of Goshen leaves the entire estate to widow Martha A with $100 to Kate Dougherty exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
James Brown
Nappanee
Sarah
Hannah Troup
Henry T. Buss
Martha A
Kate Dougherty
Ladies Band to Play Opening Matinee at Elkhart Driving Park
The Ladies Bor Ton band will furnish music for the opening matinee at Elkhart Driving Park on Decoration Day. The event marks the park's debut with the planned program announced for the holiday opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Driving Park
Ladies _ Bor Ton band
Seaaalin
Disputed kiss question sparks courtroom bluff
A dialogue driven snippet shows a lawyer pressing for detail as a pretty plaintiff blushes and answers with a cautious, evasive exchange. The scene hints at a courtroom or deposition setting with suggestive phrasing about where an act occurred.
Noted Exchange Sparks Debate on Proposals
A Philadelphia Press snippet captures Miss Braggs and Miss Bright in a brief exchange about a man and five proposals this season, with one person noting perseverance and curiosity about the man’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Braggs
Miss Bright
Perseverance
Philadelhia Press
Two Men Argue Over Religious Beliefs in Public Spat
In a heated exchange reported by the Philadelphia Press Browne and Towne clash over their religious beliefs with raised voices and sharp words. The incident captures a public dispute centered on faith and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Philadelphia Press
Dialogue Fragment From Cleveland Leader Notice
A clipped exchange features Mr Ponze No and Mr Nocoyne O with sharp rebuke about marriage and family ties. The lines reflect a terse social colloquy as one party withdraws a request amid mocked propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocoyne
Cleveland
Impersonation Charge After Found Sleeping on Coal Box
Magistrate questions a prisoner accused of impersonation after being found asleep on a coal box. The exchange suggests the arrest followed a mistaken identity claim and a drunken condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard
Goldrox Under Investigation Quietly
Fragmentary notes indicate Goldrox faces an investigation as officials seek answers amid unclear declines. The dialogue suggests curiosity about his status and the situation remains unresolved.
Peach Blossom Bleaching Stains Removed by Bleaching
An old calendar notes that fruit stains on peach blossoms could be removed by bleaching when trees are in bloom. The text admits no clear scientific link but asserts stains fade with sunlight and oxygen present in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itv
Nature
Lost Boy from Kalamazoo Found After Train Mixup
A three year old boy from Kalamazoo, Kenneth Brittman, was left on Lake Shore Train No. 2 and transferred to another train at Elkhart Goshen. Conductor Wells sheltered him briefly in the telegraph office and Agent Putnam took him to his home before a Mrs Rimel took him to Dr. Kauffman’s hospital. The Kies Clothing Co. stamp on his clothing identified him. the child had been adopted by a Kalamazoo family a year earlier but was placed with a Goshen family temporarily. The case involves efforts to place orphaned children in good homes and mentions relatives in Marion Street and Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Putnam
Goshen
Harry “Wells
Kenneth
Brittman
Kalamazoo
Cox
Elkhart
Gosher
Fithe
Wells
Gren
Rimnel
Kies Clothing. Co
Emmet
Kendallville ex-postmaster Browand commits self to end post office dispute
Wm. Barney Co. C. Browand ex postmaster of Kendallville died by his own hand yesterday amid the post office controversy. He served in the Civil War under Capt. William Barney of Company E 100th Indiana and was described as a warm personal friend who maintained correspondence with the captain since trouble began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Browand
Kendallville
William’ Barney
Company E
100Th
Indiana
Capt. Barney
Acknowledgement of San Francisco Relief Shipment
The Federated Women's Clubs acknowledge receipt of four boxes of clothing and other articles sent for quake and fire sufferers. Mrs. Cyrus D. Roys, chair, reports a message from GC A Devol at the Presidio confirming delivery and transfer to the distribution committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s Clubs
San Francisco
Cyrus D. Roys
GC. A. Devol
United States Army
Presidio
Czar Seeks Compromise Amid Parliament Tension
May 15 St Petersburg reports fear of immediate conflict between the crown and parliament. Emperor Nicholas appears determined to avoid a breach, proposing partial amnesty and a Goremykin replacement with a conservative cabinet to secure a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Petersburg
Throna
Nicholas
Goremykin
Parliament Victory Conflicts Over Constitutional Monarchy
The text argues that once a parliament gains a majority and a concession is made it is hard for the emperor to stop midway and reject a full constitutional monarchy. It suggests parliament has already secured a significant victory in practice.
Viola Allen Stars in The Toast of the Town at South Bend
The Elkhart audience saw Viola Allen as Betty Singleton in The Toast of the Town at the Auditorium in South Bend last night. A strong supporting cast, including Misses Kareen Gronert Jessie Floyd Belle Brown and Mrs C H Winchester, pleased the crowd. Richard Turmock Edgar Kerstetter and others attended with Miss Wells and Mr Kent. The play, while not Fitch’s best, had appealing moments and a tearful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkart
South Bend
Richard Tur+mock
Kareen Gronert
Edgar Kerstetter
Mary ‘Wells
A. P. Kent
Jessie Floyd
Belle Brown
Sam Winer
C. H. Winchester
Viola Allen
Betty Singleton
Miss Allen
Clyde Fitch
Richard Mansfield
Local visitors and illness noted in Andrews area
Paul McClure of Andrews Indiana visits relatives in town. Charles Elliott and daughter Ruth join Mrs EB Warnes of Middlebury at a Prof Nast recital. Mr and Mrs Dr Hatch of Cassopolis are steadily improving. Minnie Foster recovers from illness and plans to resume work at Boyle and Brown’s. Bessie Plank of the Hill store is ill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McClure
Andrews
Ind
Rufus Rower
Charles
Elliott
Ruth
Helen
EB. Warnes
Middlebury
Boyle & Brown’s
Bessie Plank
Hill
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Catholic Lady Foresters
Jefferson Street Bible Class
John Gamphor
Fleur de Lis Club
Ella Rothrock
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees
Harry S. Chester Court
Fred Poole
Tia i
Clarence Pancost
W. High Street
Court of Honor
Old Goldrox
Sime
Eton
COR
IT & Higs
Browand
Nelson
Wm. Barney
Czar IS
Douman
Jerry
B.L. Arnold
San Jose
Cal
Axminster
Vlne FV
Nottingham
Elchast Dept Store
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