Community events announced for the week
The Atherton club holds its monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 PM. A special Women’s Union meeting is tonight at 7:30 PM at Baptisteh church. Trinity M E church hosts a love feast service at 4:30 PM. The L B C Sewing club meets at 143 State street tomorrow at 9 AM for an all day event. Frank Baldwin Circle members meet tomorrow evening at 7 PM. Naomi Rebekah Lodge gathers Sunday at 7:30 PM with a picnic supper and initiations. Grace Lutheran Missionary Reading class meets Friday at 2 PM at Mrs Will Carpenter’s house. Miss Rose Lambert lectures on experiences from the late massacre in Turkey at Sugar Grove church in Culaps Wednesday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. & B. C. Sewing Club
State Street
Naomi Rebekah Lodge
Grace Lutheran Church
Will Carpenter
Thomas Street
Silver wedding reception honors Turnocks at home on Trospect
Mr and Mrs Hill Turnock hosted an elaborate reception for 150 friends at their Trospect Street home to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Palms and flowers adorned the rooms. Miss Matilda Turnock and others greeted guests while a Mishawaka trio provided music. A three course luncheon featured three wedding cakes with numbered prizes, with gifts and telegrams shared as guests applauded the couple’s milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Turnock
Trospect Street
Turnock Wi
Matilda Turnock
Trndler Ziesel
Hazel Woodard
Winifred Turnock
Albert Turnock
Richard Turnock
Mishawaka
Anna Hogue
Mrrs. Turnock
Frank Becht
and Airs
Turnock
Howard Smith
Mes. F Turnock
Miss Matilda Turnock
Local residents depart and arrive on various trips
Personal notices list Kirk Brumbaugh Fred Klein and others traveling to Chicago South Bend Boston and Portland for visits business trips or relocation. Several Goshen Elkhart and Minneapolis residents are noted visiting family friends or resuming work and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wider
South Bend
Chicago
William Leege
Carl Smith
Boston
Mass
Royal Goldman
Crow Motor Works
Welcome Whittaker
Goshen
Elkhart
Stauffer
Alfred Darion
Fred Long
Portland
Oregon
Harold Johnson
Blaine Avenue
Jossie Gilbert
Vera Christman
South Main Street
Sherman McNeil
Manistee
Mich
Riverside
F. L. Southworth
Minneapolis
R. H. Southworth
Lake Shore
Ilkhart
P. L. Iddings
Mufflinburg
John Kline
Middlebury Street
Logan
Iowa
Dronwyn Buits
Bade City
Fla
Paxson
Butts
Coshen
Minn
Ransom Wilson
Sharon
H. A. Powles
A. D. Powles
Park Avenue
Powles
Hr. H. Ritter
Kendallville
Ritter
Althhough
Fishermen Report Abundant Catch at Simonton Lake
Olin Clouse and George Patterson led yesterday's visitors at Simonton lake reporting an abundance of fish. The old Frink homestead on East Jackson street, remodeled for Dr. C. W. Frink and family, is completed and the family will take possession today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Clouse
George Patterson
Simonton Lake
Frink
East Jackson Street
C. W. Frink
Foreign Visitor Figures in Japan 1906 and 1908
In 1906 Japan hosted 22,810 foreign visitors whose expenditures totaled 30,908,000 yen. By 1908 visitor numbers fell to 17 with expenditures of 24,774,000 yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Deaths: Mrs. John Beach to be brought to Nappanee
The body of Mrs. John Beach, who died in North Dakota, will be brought to Nappanee. She was a former resident of Nappanee, having gone to North Dakota in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
John Beach
North Dakota
Fireman reports watch stolen from bunk house
I fir Binns a Lake Shore fireman reported to police that his watch was stolen yesterday afternoon while sleeping in the bunk house. He was not awakened and did not notice the theft until he put on his coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fir. Binns
Lake Shore
Mr. Binns
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Enders Home
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. A. S. Enders on West Jackson. Mrs. Catherine Raymer led the devotional, Mrs. T. J. Bostwick read about Japan, with readings by Mrs. Harris and Miss Zoa Hay. Rose Keene sang, ane Shafer and Mrs. Bulbick performed a duet, followed by remarks from Rev. R. J. Wade. Next meeting slated for Mrs. J. Kuhlman on Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
A. S. Enders
West Jackson Street
Catherine Raymer
Japan
T. J. Bostwick
Harris
Zoa Hay
Rose Keene
Ane Shafer
Bulbick
R. J. Wade
J. Kuhlman
Prospect Street
Blackbird Nests Inside Lamp on Winchester Bridge Runway
A blackbird built a nest inside an incandescent gas lamp on the bridge over the Great Western railway near Winchester. The lamp by-pass stays lit at all times, the bird laid five eggs, and the site draws many onlookers each dusk as people pass by the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Great Wester
London Daily Mail
Presbyterians Hold Monster Delegates Gatherings
Atlantic City Lewisburg and Dickson host parallel sessions opening the Presbyterian assembly events. Nearly 2,000 commissioners alternates and visitors attend the General Assembly opening in Atlantic City with a sermon by Rev. Jas M Markley. Southern Presbyterians in Lewisburg commence their general assembly with Rev. W E Boggs presiding as delegates come from Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky, Mississippi and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Music Hall
Steel Pier
General Assembly
Presbyterian Hirch
America
Jas. M. Markley
Detroit
Southern Presbyterians
Lewisburg
W. Va
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
W. E. Boggs
Atlanta
Georgia
Louisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Flor
Masonry Themes At Temple Dedication Echo Ancient Secrets
Speakers at the Kane Lodge dedication extol Masonry as a millennia old, secret craft whose stones fit beyond microscopes. They praise the survival of the fittest principle, linking religion and morality to enduring institutions even as temples crumble. After ceremonies, attendees socialized at the Masonic hall with music by Robert Tremain’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roys
Rome
Kane Lodge
Masonic Hall
Robert Tremain
Oakwood Park Hotel Oakwood opens for season at Lake Wawasee
Oakwood Park at Lake Wawasee announces the opening of the new Hotel Oakwood for the season. The manager plans a great season with rest recreation fishing and excursions for Elkhart visitors seeking pleasure and improved facilities this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Park
Elkhart
Lake Wawasee
Oakwood
County Convention Set for June 18 at Goshen
Democratic executive committee met to fix a new county convention date after June 11 was cancelled due to Goshen school convention events. The gathering will be held in Goshen on June 18 with the date previously chosen superseded by conflicts at the prior site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Goshen
Regional Mentions Across Southern States
A compact list references Ida Alabama Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina Missouri Texas Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia, noting regional mentions across a broad southern sweep. The fragment implies a survey or shorthand mention of these states in a historical or descriptive context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida, Alabama
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Missouri
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Cumberland Presbyterian celebrates century of faith in Dickson
In Dickson Tennessee on May 19 the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly marks 100 years since its 1810 founding by three ministers expelled from the Presbyterian church over Westminster Confession doctrine. Despite a 1906 merger with the Presbyterian Church U S A a split persists amid court support in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Missouri
Indiana
Local Health Notes Describe Scarlet Fever And Typhoid Illness
Sick list shows Nellie Foster gravely ill from scarlet fever. A I Horton and Edward Lambert listed as ill. George Aldrich suffers tonsillitis. Mrs Henry Messenger recovering from appendicitis. Arthur Steward confined with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Foster
I. A. Foster
A. I. Horton
North Main Street
George Aldrich
Edward Lambert
Henry Messenger
Gardner Court
Arthur Steward
South Main ‘Street
Lake Shore
Card of Thanks for Floral Sympathy
We sincerely thank friends and relatives and Kane Lodge members for the beautiful flowers and sympathy shown during the long illness and death of our parents and siblings. Elbert Todd and Celia Dell acknowledge heartfelt gratitude. Hellen Ames also expresses thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Lodge
Elbert L, Todd
Celia A. Dell
Hellen C.ames
For Sale Household Goods at 738 South Main Street
Household items offered at 738 South Main Street. Includes 21 window glass and cheaper options at Turnock's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Turnock’s
South End
Main Street
Cornerstone Laying Marks Kane Lodge Anniversary Event
A large crowd gathered for the cornerstone laying ceremony of Kane Lodge. Grand Master Schentz presided as a box of lodge records was sealed within the stone and a Lincoln penny and Bible were placed alongside rosters and by laws. The oration by Hon. Gyrus D. Roys concluded the program amid dust and reflection on Masonic history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecopal Church
Grand Lodge
John MacNaughon
Kane Lodge
St. John's
George Kistner
Schents
Amandus M. Smith
Chand
Alaster
W. J. Gronert
America
Schentz
Gyrus D. Roys
Mr. Roys
Mixhart
Roys
John McNaughton
Order
Perfection Furniture Polish Ends Piano Finish Dullness
C A Miller and Co offers Perfection Furniture Polish to renew the piano finish. The notice notes product availability and usage guidance for restoring sheen and protection of wooden surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Miller & Co
Perfection Furniture Polish Ad and Tire Offer
An old ad proclaims Perfection Furniture Polish by C A Miller & Co. with a six to ten ounce version for sale. It also advertises gas fuel as usable everywhere at 19 cents per week and promotes Turnock's Tough Elk tires priced at $2.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Miller & Co
Local Good Roads Convention Attracts Elkhart Attendees
Disciples of Good Roads travel to South Bend to hear project details. Local figures including Mayor E M Chester and I L Burns join attorney L D Hall and trustees W J Sigerscouse A R Bemen derfer and A R Beardsley at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Good Roads
Good Roads
South Bend
E. M. Chester
I. L. Burns
Board of Public Works
L. D. Hall
W. J. Sigerscouse
Concord Township
A. R. Bemenderfer
Elkhart Township
A. R. Beardsley
Elkhart
Lady Macca bees convention to be held in Goshen
The convention of the Lady Macca bees of Northern Indiana will convene in Goshen next week with about 250 delegates. Sessions are planned at the KX P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Department
Herman Myers
Edwardsburg Avenue
Bristol Street
Myers
Lady Maccabees
Indiana
Goshen
Kx, P, Hall
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Atherton
Women's Union
Baptistehhurch
Trinity M. E
Frank Baldwin
John Wolfmae
W. A. Circle
James Lynett
A. Wilson
Harry Dwight
Monroe Street
Atherton Club
Ss. B
Kirk Brumbaugh
Fred Klein
Police News
Dickson
Raelevs
Leqlgloft
Bulle LD Prom
Zee
Aeee
Haley
B. C
C.A. Miller & Co
Pleasant Plain Avenue
D. M. .Best
Lexington Ave
Shafer & Schult
Bend To Hear Project
Dian
Shafer & Schulz
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