Church and club notices on Friday and Saturday
Rehearsal at St John s church at 7 p m tonight for the choir. Women of Frank Baldwin Circle meet at neh hall for all day sewing. L S and J C club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Mott of East Lexington. A special burial fund meeting of Helpmate Lodge No 10 at 2 p m Saturday. Grace Lutheran women meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs C E Rice all invited.
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St. John’s Church
Frank Baldwin
Erida
Helpmate
B. of L. Fy
Women’s Home
Foreign Missionary Societies
Grace Lutheran Church
C. E. Rice
Moonlight Dancing Party and Social Highlights
Society notes report a moonlight dancing party at Anderson's hall tonight hosted by Mr and Mrs W W Wilt. Mrs F L Becht entertained friends with games music and a waffle supper last evening. Invitations were issued for the November 29 wedding of Miss Belle Kruegger to Chester I Kelly.
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Mrs
W. W. Wilt
Anderson’s Hall
F. L. Becht
North Sixth Street
Belle Kruegger
Chester
I Kelly
Miss Kruegger
Amanda Kruegger
East Jackson Street
Kelly
Big Four Railroad
Dorothy Freed to Wed William Byers In Soon Ceremony
Mrs Charles Watson hosted a party for Miss Dorothy Freed as she prepares to marry William Byers. Freed received a set of solid silver tea spoons from the guests. Myers, manager at Ziesel Bros carpet dept, is engaged to Freed who has worked in the cloak and suit dept at H B Sykes Co for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watson
South Main Street
Dorothy Freed
William Byers
Ladies of Castle U B Church Enjoy Missionary Society Gathering
The Foreign Missionary Society of Castle U B Church was entertained at Miss Worith Livengood’s home with a Thanksgiving dinner for over twenty attendees. Afternoon business session led by Mrs. M Collins followed with songs, speeches, and Elk Lodge camaraderie celebrating the jubilant marriage of Frank J Weiler at St Joe Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of
Castle U.B
Elk
Frank J. Weiler
St. Joe
Mich
Weiler
New Temple
New Things in Elk hart Proclaimed at Anti Saloon Talk
Miss Mettie Rittel urged Elk hart residents to back the Anti Saloon League at a meeting hosted by Mrs. B C Godfrey on West Jackson Street. She described city improvements and argued abolishing saloons would benefit Elk hart’s standing and growth.
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Elkhart
Strange little things upset a man all day
A fragment notes how a small trigger can sour mood and ruin a day. It compares a heavy hot biscuit for breakfast to sparking a quarrel between friends, suggesting a peaceful day comes from calm reactions.
Miles Weather Record Snapshot for24 Hours
Weather condition report covers the 24 hours ending at 2 o'clock today. Data likely notes general conditions such as precipitation, temperature, wind, and notable changes during the period.
Growth of the city spurs Anti-Saloon league backing
At Miss Rittel’s request a unanimous vote supported the club’s local work with the Anti-Saloon league. Other papers included Mrs. Ir ed Shaw on The New Methods of Travel and Mrs. E. G. Machan on New Methods in Clubwork.
Fifty Attend C W M B Meeting at Mrs Johnsons Home
Fifty ladies gathered at Mrs S Johnson house on Hickory Street yesterday afternoon for the C W M B meeting with Mrs Wilbur Templin presiding. Rev W W Denham led prayer, papers by Mrs Roy Fisher on What C W E M Stands For and Mrs Homer Warner on The Report of the Financial Question of the Society for the Year were read, plus a piece by Mrs Frank Johnson on The Possibilities of C W B M. Mrs Fremont Thomas read a chapter from Dr Rinehart's One of Our Missionaries, with vocal solos by Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs Bilby. A dainty three course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Johnson
Hickory Street
Wilbur Templin
W. W. Denham
Roy Fisher
Homer Warner
Society
Frank Johnson
Fremenot Thomas
Dr. Rinehart
Bilby
Ladies Club Hosts Pleasant Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs R Ligh of Northeast Hikhart hosted a social gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Cards provided the main entertainment with honors won by Mesdames Ziegler Mahoney and Steeples. A luncheon was served. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Steeples of West Franklin Street.
Woodmen Circle Ladies Meet With Sister Lodge in South Bend
A large number of Woodmen Circle women attended a meeting of their sister lodge on Wednesday afternoon in South Bend.
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Woodmen Circle
South Bend
Personal items from Goshen and nearby towns
Local notes report Miss Pearl Laudenslager losing a pocketbook with money between Denver and Los Angeles. several residents recover from illnesses or travel for weddings and visits. Others mention Mar man and Kuhn families visiting Elkhart and Kendallville, and Maccabees activities in Port Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Pearl. Laudenslager
Los Angeles
Cal
Denver
William Zimmerman
Percival Max Cochran
Mary A. Munn
Ralph J. Fara
Hicksville
Richard Chester
South Bend
Mishawaka
BH. H. Manning
Peoria
Til
Goselin Newe
Times
John Slear
Elkhart
Goshen
Sarah C. Walters
Longansport
W. F. Sternberg
BE. OW. Fink
Ruth Adams
Lake Shore Depot
M. ‘Miller
Garfield Avenue
Ada Chambling
Michigan
Jennie Case
Wallcontvile
Eugene Siminger
H. C. Bickle
New York
Kendallville
W. T. Marriman
C. Kraushart
Port Wayne
Wikhart
William S. Kuhn
Minnie Kuhn
Alin
A. G. Glase
Cramer
Evangelical revival draws fifteen from Dunlaps meeting
About fifteen members of the Evan gelical church attended revival meetings at Dunlaps last night. The Lake Shore railroad company is instructing its machinists apprentices with practical demonstrations for about fifty local shop employees at the Y M C A parlors. A small tunnel cave-in beneath the brick pavement between Main and Actasurison streets is being repaired today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Y. M.C
Retail milk price rise hits two cent per gallon
The notice notes a wholesale milk price increase of two cents per gallon and an additional one cent rise about two months ago. It mentions concerns about brick tiles on the street and references city restaurants that might suffer from continued price shifts. A separate report lists local anglers Jack Warner and Ed Cordery bringing a nine pound pickerel and a string of bass from a Christian Lake.
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Anotiher
Jack Warner
Ed Cordery
Christiana Lake
Pleasant Valley Church Revival Sees 18 Conversions in Two Weeks
The Pleasant Valley church reports 18 conversions since revival began two weeks ago. The sustained number reflects growing attendance and renewed interest in the church’s message.
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Pleasant Valley Church
Elkhart Spiritualist Society Plans Season Start
At a meeting the Elkhart Spiritualist society decided to begin the season's work one week from Sunday. Sessions will be held in the G. A. R. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Spiritualist Society
G. A. R. Hall
Elkhart Girl Is Author of Waltz
Miss Mary Mann of Elkhart has published a new music piece titled Good Night in waltz time. It is her first published composition after years as a devoted student.
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Mary Mann
Elkhart
Telegraph strike ends as Chicago and New York locals return to work
After thirteen weeks of disruption involving about 15 000 telegraphers nationwide the Chicago local voted to end the strike and resume work unconditionally. New York locals also directed operators to return to duty today with a 231 to 48 vote. The national executive board had anticipated the move and the actions were backed by officials.
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Chicago
New York
National Executive Board
Wd Executive Board
Conference Commte
Monon Buildiug
Parrett Delivers Successful Winchester Revival
Rev Dr R J Parrett evangelist from Elkhart Ind reports from Winchester United Brethren Church and Court House hall meetings that Sunday attendance was large and spirits high. His morning sermon The Standard of Christianity and evening talk The Prodigal Son drew wide interest among local men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Evening Star
R. J. Parrett
Elkhart
Ind
United Brethren Church
Star
City Council endorses extra block track in South Bend
City council meets with street car officials and board of public works to allow tracks on Miami street from Galvert to Bowman outside the franchise. A franchise covering the extra block will be voted at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago South ‘Bent & Northern Indiana’ Rail Way “Company
Miami Street
Galvert
Bowman Street
South Bend
Street Car Company
Board of Public Works
Crystal to Feature Six Act Program Hereafter
Manager George W Lawrie announces the Crystal program will consist of six acts. The first ten rows of the house will be reserved at five cents extra.
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George W- Lawrie
Mrs Harry Dewey Visits Relatives in Elkhart
Mrs Harry Dewey of Toledo is visiting relatives in Elkhart this week.
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Toledo
Elkhart
Inspection of Co B Third Indiana National Guard
Inspectors set for tomorrow evening at the armory. Maj Preyermuth of South Bend will command the first battalion as guardsmen wear khaki uniforms in heavy marching order. Semi annual battalion inspection noted with spring army officer visit to follow. Second Lt Frank Bressler, elected, ordered to report for board in South Bend when set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National ‘Guard
Outory
Preyermuth
South Bend
Frank Bressler
For Sale Brand New 15 Inch Oak Heater
Brand new 15 inch oak heater for coal or wood use offered for sale. Exchange possible for base paper item. Located at 204 West Jackson Street. Contact listed as s 9.
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West Jackson Street
For Sale Base Burner Store at 13 Marion Street
Sale notice for a base burner store offered at 13 Marion Street. Details are incomplete in the readable text. No further terms or conditions are provided.
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Marion Street
Jeann Pavehier Estate Reopened as Cecelia Tavenier Named Administratrix
Cecelia Tavenier has qualified as administratrix of the estate of Jean Pavehier, deceased. The papers were filed in the Superior court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Tavenier
Jean Pavehier
Wanted girl for general housework duties
Classified notice seeking a girl to perform general housework with contact at the office. The fragment ends incomplete leaving the exact duties and contact details unclear.
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H. L. Club
Old Folks Pleasure Club
F. A. Johnson
Harrison Street
J. W. Rogers
S. Shriver
Fred Wilks
Frank Klaer
Miles
I'Teme
Jen
I “Church
Duesday Ely
Indiana
Bank Sin
Central New, York
Waltz
Freyermuth
Goldberg
Main St
Dad
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