Club and Church Announcements At Local Homes
The Baptist choir rehearses Saturday at 7 20 p m. The Sewing circle meets at Mrs Luck 912 Cone Street Friday afternoon. Ready Helpers hold a special meeting at the Unido chapel this evening at 7 20. The Kings Daughters meet with Mrs J D Lloyd 125 Pacific Street tomorrow afternoon. Grace Lutheran Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs Kesler 909 Marion Street next Friday afternoon with missionary supper. YWCA circle meets this evening at 41014 Main Street over Lothmaints store with Ada Campbell and Carrie Woodward present to plan the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Wnn
King
J. D. Lloyd
Pacific Street
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Grace
Lutheran Church
Young Women
Christian Assuskation Circle
Main Street
Lothrmaints Paint and Paper
Ada Campbell
Carrie Woodward
Personal visitors and arrivals in the city
A parade of visitors stops in Detroit and nearby towns with arrangements for meetings and events. Thomas Marrow from LePorts, George H. Thayer Jr from FB mouth, Mrs Ishna Cummins of Giry and others travel or stay for social, religious, and business engagements. J A Weygand heads to Boult on to attend a fair as H H Craig drops by Fort Wayne for Wienart business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frinds
Chiiagos
David Siegfried
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
George Siegfried
Riverside
Ken Gomer
City
James D. Braden
West Jackson Street
Gomer
Tenagami
Ontario
Canada
Neie Dathel Griffin
Dayton
The
Presbyterian Church
George. Lohrgian
Society Notes Highlight Local Events and Mixers
Mr and Mrs Hopkin host weekly Ponheiste at Hoffmans hall Tuesday evening drawing attendees from nearby towns. A moonlight party is planned for Tuesday. Mrs Everett of Prospect street hosted the Woman's Home Missionary Society of St Pauls. A social hour follows the Wednesday business session. The second dancing party under the IEMs entertainment committee is at the temple tonight with music by the App and Davis orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.jand
M. R. Hopkin
Ponheiste Av Hoffman
Everning
Iems” Entertainment Committee
Temple
App and
Davis
Mruic
Marriage planned at home of Hickory street residents
Mrs Mary L Rivers and Rev Noah Shupp a missionary of the B evangelical church stationed at Porthana Oregon will wed tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Jam A Pletcher on Hickory street Bishop S C Breyfergel of Reading Pa will perform the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. L. Rivers
Noah Shupp
Te B Evangelical Church
Porthana
Oregon
Jam. A. Pletcher
Hickory Street
S. C. Breyfergel
Reading
Richardson Art Embroidery Club Event At Home
Mr and Mrs Ben Williams hosted the Richardson Art Embroidery Club event on South Eighth Street. Roy Blanchard won the signors prize with consolation to 4H Blanchard and Winnie Gable as guests from out of town included Roy Blanshard of South Bend and Mrs Miller of New Carlisle. Mesdailes Falmer Blanchard Williams performed piano and vocal pieces. a two course lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Willams
South Eighth Street
Richardson- Art
Cads
Roy ‘Blanchard
Roy .Blanshard
South Bend
Miller
New Carlisle
Mac Donalds Celebrate Golden Anniversary In South Bend
Mr and Mrs John Milton Mac Donald marked fifty years of marriage with a celebration at their home in South Bend Tuesday afternoon and evening. Friends from the past five decades attended. They wed at the bride’s parents home in Euehart county in the evening signing a quiet ceremony. Clergy from the local Baptist church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Milton MacDonald
Fromner
South Bend
Ouderkirk
Euehart County
Buchart
Weather Forecast Snapshot for Today
Following is the weather for twenty four hours proceeding 2 o'clock today. Maximum temperature 66 degrees with a minimum of 613? wind velocity 12 miles an hour.
Noted Pioneers Make South Bend Home
Mr and Mrs William MacDonald moved from the Sumption Prairie region to South Bend, a town then a village and now a city, where they have lived ever since as longtime residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MacDonald
MaccDonald
South Bend
City
Metropolitan company dance at Anderson's hall delights guests
The Bliss orchestra played a ten piece program with three encores before sixty couples. Favorite numbers included Captain Willie Brown Lights Out and The Last Rose. The latter by Wayne Rice drew praise. Refreshments followed after the sixth dance at Geldman drug store. Vernon Peffer installed a large illuminated Metropolitan display. Next party planned for November. Out of town attendees included Olin Clouse R B Welly Charles Lyons and Miss Lyons Goshen Miss Imma Warwick Miss Elizabeth Dillon Miss Mattie Mattes Mr and Mrs Bert Myers South Bend Miss Ethel Martin Argos Ind and Miss Sadie Stamp Three Rivers Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Company
Anderson’s Hall
Bliss Orchestra
Willie Brown
Wayne Rice
Geldman
Vernon Peffer
Mightis
Mightis Event Were ‘Olin Clouse, R. B. Welly
Charles Lyons
Lyons
Goshen
Imma Warwick
Elizabeth Dillon
Mattie Mattes
Bert Myers
South Bend
Ethel Martin
Argos
Ind
Sadie Stamp
Three Rivers
Mich
Riverside Club Opens Year With Study Topic
The Riverside Club held its first meeting of the year with twenty members responding. Mrs Orice White presided and outlined the year’s work focusing on America its literature and art and related topics with Mrs M I Rubing leading a discussion on a trip through Utah. Club studies begin Tuesday Oct 20 at Mrs J A Johnsons home 509 Bowen street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Club
Orice White
Oak Street
America
Thew
M. Iu
Utah
J. A. Johnson
Bowen Street
Evknart Women’s Club Opens Year With New Members
The Evknart Women’s club held its first general meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. K. G Machan on Christiana street Wednesday evening with 28 members and friends. New members accepted included Mrs. Mariella Hunisten Mrs. Arthur G. Bobbitt Mrs. Mary Dinehart and Mrs. J. K. MacCarthey. The meeting featured a social hour and musical numbers by Ruth Holand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evknart Women's Club
A.L. Parrish
K. G Machan
Christiana Street
Mariella Hunisten
Arthur G. Bobbitt
Mary Dinehart
J. KE. MacCarthay
Candace Randolph
Comnet Sqles
Ruth Holand
Arthur G. Bowhitt
Virgil McKaskey
J. &. MacCartnney
Ladies' Guild Plans Rummage Sale at St. John’s
At a Wednesday meeting of the Ladies' guild of St. John's Episcopal church plans were made for a rummage sale in the near future. The guild recently held an oyster supper that netted $35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild of
St. John's Episcopal Church
Presbyterian ladies rummage sale aided by Wicken Hill Co donation
Local church women host a rummage sale with a substantial donation from Wicken Hill Company providing nearly a dozen good coats for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiken Hill & Co
Knights of Columbus Meet With Forresters at McKean Hall
Knights of Columbus will meet with the Forresters at McKean Hall this evening at 7 30 to arrange a St Vincent s bazaar. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Forresters
McKean
Halli
Apply early for post office clerk and carrier jobs
Mr Mathias urges all who expect to take the examinations for post office clerks and carriers to submit other applications promptly. October 9 is the final day to receive applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias
Missing child reported on Madison Street prompt search
A three year old girl named Miles Houtin disappeared from home at 510 Madison Street yesterday. Police launched a search and later located the child in Austin Greenes in the afternoon.
Purdue Football Star Lickey Delays Greek Initiation
The Purdue team star center Howard Lickey was to be asked for a toast at a Chicago Athletic Association event. The football coach stated Lickey would not be initiated into his newly elected Greek letter fraternity until after the football season to avoid risking the star player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Athletic Association of the
Chicago “University
Vaul Chicago
Beach
Howard Lickey
Cubs Triumph In Final Pennant Duel At New York
Chicago Cubs and New York Giants battled to a tense tie broken by a late run in the seventh. Evers doubled and Tenney error helped Chicago edge ahead as Wiltse relieved for New York, with defensive plays and baserunning shaping the decisive moments. The Elkhart crowd awaited the pennant outcome amid sunlit, windless conditions on a day hailed as ideal for baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheckard
Evers
Schulte
Tenney
Chance
McCormick
Old Sol
Polo Grounds
New York
Cubs
Giants
Lake Shore Depot
Inited
Cube
Mordecat Brown
N.lers
WTS
George Re
The
Crystal
Byers
M Mi E Bester
Public Works Board Debates Reduced Streetcar Schedule
Arnold of the board of public works says current service satisfies riders better than a fifteen minute interval. He notes need for more switches to support the proposed schedule and that cars would require longer runs. The Murdocks will visit the city within days to discuss with the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schedull Arnold
Gt. Public: Works
Answed
Speel
Arnold
Murdocks Wold
Bryan speech draws cheers for Great Lakes Gulf waterway plan
In Chicago on an October day W. J. Bryan urged cooperation to advance a deep waterway linking the Great Lakes with the Gulf. His remarks elicited enthusiastic applause from the deep waterway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Gulf
W. J. Bryan
Deep Waterway Commission
Foreman Family Mourns After Typhoid Deaths
The Foreman family in Bristo l suffered the loss of two children, Jose aged seven and Agnes aged five, due to typhoid. Funeral services will be held at 902 Indiana Avenue Saturday at 1 PM, with interment at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
Jose
Agnes
Indiana Avenue
Rey
Wright
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Bristol
Betters Back Bryan at 4 to 1 Odds Rallys Mark Election Interest
The piece notes Ohio and Indiana slipping away due to labor vote trends while New York shows similar conditions. Both parties held rallies as election interest grows in the city ahead of St. Vincent's bazaar at the Eagles' hall. Knights of Columbus and Catholic Lady Forresters unite to ensure a successful event on October 15 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Eagles’ Hell
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Lady Forresters
Hurried Journey To Say Final Farewell
Miss Helene Leininger, a 13 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Leininger of Wrest, hurries home to see her dying sister. The urgent trip reflects a family crisis as relatives rush to aid before the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Leininger
Wiliam Iveininger of
Wrest
Unclear OCR fragment on Los Angeles woman
Fragmentary report notes a woman from Los Angeles with unknown name being sent to and possibly arriving on an evening train. It mentions her brother may accompany her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priaee
Charles ‘Leininger
Los Angeles
Cal
Wrights Welcome Daughter Born on West River Road
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright who reside on West River Road. The birth occurred Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wright
West River Road
Hearty Meat Eaters and Arctic Diets Cited
A reported table of extreme meat consumption notes Eskimo and Yakut peoples eating daily amounts such as 20 pounds per day for a person and 40 pounds for a Russian tar tar. Capt Cochrane references a Tartar meal of ox hindquarter fat and melted fat drink, while Yakuts are said to rapidly finish a reindeer meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Madagascar Palm Wax Trials as Beeswax Substitute
A wax derived from the rafia palm of Madagascar is tested as a substitute for beeswax. Leaves are beaten, boiled, and the wax kneaded into small cakes. The material undergoes trials for bottling, phonograph cylinders, and similar uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Only Human Nature in Disagreeable Wives
The Chicago Record Herald quotes a saying that a wife who constantly asks disagreeable questions may expect to be lied to, reflecting a dated viewpoint on marital behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Heintz Health Biscuits Promote Muscle and Nerve Health
Dr George Le Fevre of Muskegon Michigan praises Health Biscuits as a nourishing food that blends barley wheat and rye to aid muscle bone and nerve development while providing laxative benefits. The firm claims the biscuits taste good and cost 10 cents per package at grocers or via Heintz Food Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
le Fevre
Muskegon, Mich
Heintz Food Co
Chicago
Ill
Poor Woman Finds 220 Carat Diamond in Brazilian Floor
A poverty struck Brazilian woman uncovering a flawless 220 carat diamond while removing floor boards in an empty Patrocinia home, hailed as the second largest diamond ever found in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrocinia
Brazil
America
Blanket Prices Listed for Home Use in Varied Sizes
A local ad lists cotton blankets in multiple sizes and colors with prices from 50c to $3.00. Special bath robes blankets and regulation size comforts are advertised along with crib blankets and teddy bear themes.
Children’s Coats and Bonnets Featured in Fashion Spread
The page showcases infant and children’s coats with box backs turned collars and trimmed with braid and buttons in red tan blue brown and white. Prices range from 3 to 9 shillings with caps and crepe cloth options noted. Bonnets in felt bear skin and velvet come in colors and styles, offered from 9d to 3s 6d.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Baptist Choir
Unido
Society Notes
Herzog
Devlin
Steinfeldt
Bridwell
Howard
Bresnahan
Tinker
Seymour
Cormick
Kling
Brown
Matthewson
Boyle
Wiltse
Teney
Elkhart
Uni
Ing Clubs
Aera Wa
Waterways
Bryan
Delicateusen
Blankets & Comforts
Pet
Ecco
Directoire
Kimonas
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