Local Society Notices Include Meetings and Funeral
Elkhart county groups announce regular Knights of Columbus at 9 tonight. Rebekahs invited to a regular meeting. Kings Daughters to meet with Mrs M L Robbins Friday. Elmer Post and ex soldiers urged to attend funeral for Conrade Silas Mott at Elmer Post hall Sunday at noon.
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Pan
Oddie Lows
ATL
Rebekahs
aRegular
Elkhart
Coun
Ceil
Knights of Columbus
Kings
M. L. Robbins
Lexington Avenue
Elmer Post
T Elmer Post Hall
Conrade Silas Mott
Starlight Chapter 1816 Ox Social at Masonic Hall
Starlight Chapter No. 1816 announces an ox social on Thursday evening October 10 at 7 30 at Masonic hall. All Masons and friends of both orders are invited. Tickets include supper for two numbered at the door. Entertainment promises a novel format.
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E. S
Masonic Hall
Mach
Pretty fall wedding at Clark home with 200 guests
Miss Bertha Clark wed Eugene Luke in a Grace Lutheran ceremony led by Rev. C E Rice. The reception featured autumn decor and a two course supper. The newlyweds plan a East Coast tour and will set up housekeeping at 506 Virginia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Franklin Street
Bertha
Eugene Luke
Mary Proctor
Mendelssohn
C. E. Rice
Grace Lutheran Church
Cvea
Luke
New York City
Boston
Washington
Virginia Avenue
Houseworth Bros
Clark
Harry Thompson
Topeka
Ind
Fred Brown
LaGrange
N. A. Angell
Coldwater
Mich
Warren Wall
Chicago
Will Clark
Mishawaka
Will. Shafer
Lulu. Farrington
Mable Burton
Jessie Griener
South Bend
Arthur Hogue
Alabama
Pennell
Bersien Springs
John ‘Wells
Bristol
John Ziesel
D. Spohn
Couple Plans Return and Reside in City After Short Trip
After a brief journey, the couple will come back to this city to settle here. The report notes their intention to establish residence locally following the trip.
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Safter
Engagement Announcement for Amy Cook and Vern Lambertson
Miss Amy Cook of Goshen announced her engagement to Vern Lambertson formerly of Elkhart. The couple plans to wed at her North Sixth Street home, Dec. 12, with Mr Hawks of D. R. Hawks druggist name noted as a contact.
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Goshen ‘Democrat
Amy Cook
Sixth Street
Vern Lambertson
Lambertson
Elkhart
D. R. Hawks
Engagements and party honors among Goshem society figures
Miss Minnie Fick attends a Goshem party at Miss Helen McClure’s home honoring Miss Harriet Galbreath who announced her engagement to Dr. McCoy. Prof. Arthur Bobbitt and Miss Elsie Teal of Arcadia Ind have announced their wedding will be postponed until holidays. Bobbitt teaches history at Hikhart High School.
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Minnie Fick
Helen McClure
Goshem
Harriet Galbreath
Arthur Bobbitt
Elsie: Teal
Arcadia
Ind
Bobbitt
Hikhart High School
Otto Priem of Liberty Celebrates Birthday Gathering
Otto Priem of Liberty hosted a large birthday bash last evening with 35 relatives and friends in attendance. The gathering featured games and music with Pete Parma performing instrumental solos and Dave Greiner delivering vocal selections. A Dutch lunch was served late.
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Otto
Priem of Liberty
Pete” Parmater
Dave Greiner
You Do and You Dont club meets in Elkhart
Mrs C L Stenberg of Mast Jackson street hosted the You Do and You Dont club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ma honey and Mrs S Snavely won the card honors while Mrs Pindell received the consolation prize. Refreshments were served and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs D N Lieb in Northeast Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stenberg
Mast Jackson Street
Misses Chilcote Host Saturday Night Party
The Misses Pearl and Ruth Chilcote entertained a party of young people from Elkhart Saturday night at their home. The attendees included Fern and Marie Bailey Gladys Godshalk Lola Bhaum Bana Weisédback Ednawea ver Julia Waligowska Lola and Vera Stauffer Leon Funk Jack Roerick Clifford Denny William Rautz Ralph Wilhelm Ray Drudge Kizer Roytek Zelous Shaun Open Worful and Edward Westermain.
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Nappanee
Pearl
Ruth Chilcote
Zelous Shaun
Worful
Wdward
Westermain
Bertha Erb Weds Howard White In City Ceremony
Miss Bertha Erb and Howard White were married last evening at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Moses Erb 708 Cleveland avenue. Rev E L Heestand officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. The groom works as a painter for C A Miller and both are well regarded in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Essig
John. Holdeman
Oblong
C._E. Rice
Ieter
Bertha
Howard White
Moses
Cleveland Avenue
Eo L. Heestand
C. A. Miller
Local visitors and a nurse in the city
Mrs. William Hvereli of Sault Ste Marie and Mrs. Melvin Wingate of Petoskey visit relatives here. Miss Annie King from Holden Missouri arrives to settle, living with Miss Margaret Wilson on St Joseph street. Kenneth Ort, nine, at 715 Gordon Street, remains home with a sore foot but showing improvement.
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William Hvereli
Sault Ste.Marie
Mich
Melvin Wingate
Petoskey
Annie King
Holden
Margaret Wilson
St. Joseph Street
Kenneth
Fred Ort
Gordon Street
Tricks of Rulers Revealed in Personal Habits
A column notes quirky unconscious habits of rulers such as King Edward’s finger movements under the chin the German Emperor’s mustache twirl King Alfonso XIII’s gentle strokes the Austrian Emperor’s whisker grooming and the Czar’s hand pass over the head It also mentions ex President Loubet shrugging and smoothing his coat as his distinct gesture.
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Edward
Italy
Austria
Loubet
Carthage finds reveal elaborately colored sarcophagi
Recent discoveries at Carthage by Rev P Delatter include numerous sarcophagi with life sized relief toppers. A standout specimen was unearthed in the ne speilis site described as Ae Dur or similar, showing ornate coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
P.delatter
Insihe
Infant illness and recovery noted in Grand Rapids area
A fragment notes typhoid illness in River Avenue toward an ongoing recovery of Mrs. Beardsley on crutches and Grand Rapids residents reported ill. It mentions the infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Stevenson falling ill and Mrs C W Parritt reported quite ill.
Currant Club Meets at Mrs Babb Home Discusses Literature
The Currant Club held its second meeting of the year on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Babb's home. Mrs Burrell led a discussion titled The Death of Oscar under the English literature heading with commentary by Mrs W A Griffin on Godolin and Mrs James Bigelow on King Alfred.
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Babb
Burrell
Oscar
W. A. Griffin
Godolin
Laurel Club Hosts Farewell Party For Eimer Rohrer
The Laurel club met with Mrs. Jesse Timmis on Wednesday evening for a High Aim club gathering at James Cone's home. Golden Rule class ladies attended to bid farewell to Eimer Rohrer who left Wednesday to make Chicago his home. The event featured games instrumental and vocal music, with refreshments served and Rohrer presented a Swastika stick pin as a token of esteem.
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Aim Club
James Cone
Ith Syouns
Eimer -Rohrer
Chicago
Rohrer
Accidents Hit Lake Shore Workers Eye Injuries
G V Poyser a car repairer at the Lake Shore shops was struck in the eye by a small piece of iron last night. C E Seeberger a boilermaker had a piece of steel removed from his left eye yesterday afternoon. Clifford Long a Lake Shore switch tender had a hot ember extracted from his eye this morning. Henry Schuman a Lake Shore foundry employee had grains of sand removed from his left eye this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Poyser
Lake Shore
C. E. Seeberger
Clifford
Henry Schuman
Chicago Tribune travel rep denies local office closure
T Sullivan, a traveling representative of the Chicago Tribune, is in the city today and vigorously denies the report that the local office of that Chicago daily will be closed.
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T. Sullivan
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Four Young Horses for Sale at East Franklin Yard
Four 4 year old horses weighing 900 to 1000 pounds each go to the highest bidder. Cash or one third down. Auction begins Saturday at 2 p.m. October 12 at East Franklin Street feed yard, just east of City Hall. Come, take your pick.
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Franklin Street
City Hall
Gratitude for kindness after bereavement
The family of OW L LaBARR and ERNEST L LABARR express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown during the recent loss of their wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. L. Labarr
Ernest L. Labarr
Did We Need It Elkhart Opinion on Letter Salutations
A fragmented essay notes how salutations evolved from royal and noble correspondence to everyday usage. It reflects on phrases such as your humble servant and yours truly and contrasts them with rustic greetings, while a statistician cites people writing about thirty words per day and distances traveled by hand across the paper.
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England
Mary
Henry IV
France
Charles
Hodge
Pryith
Vie
Aaa
A fragmentary note mentions an unclear event or person with minimal readable details. The text contains unrelated garbled terms and does not provide concrete names, places, or dates to expand.
Turnkey Duties Asserted In Goshen Aid Dispute
A spokesman described responsibilities to supervise bums and hoboes arrested in Goshen. He claimed the turnkey was to oversee aid programs and warned Commissioner Cannon about concerns in the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osinnine
Goshen
Cannon
Rail journey hazards and a porter’s timetable aid
A woman returning from the West notes that porters commonly distribute paper bags to women to protect hats from dust, then return with a timetable after the train departs. The anecdote highlights evolving reasons for tipping and service during long railroad trips.
Incomplete OCR Notes on Locomotive Wheel Drive
Fragmentary text discusses haulage capacity of an old locomotive type. Mentions a pair of driving wheels and comparison with ordinary engines. Unable to determine full facts due to damaged text.
Eskimos Tale of Seasonal Bear Raid and Market Stoppage
A chaotic incident reports a bear raiding stalls at a market, causing a brief closure. Police and bystanders acted quickly to contain the scene as a cafe shooting was noted nearby.
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Laurel Club
Jessie Timmis
Minoe City
Superior ‘Court
Andlie Gleat
Micmetres
Briday
H. B. Sykes & Co
Cassinieres
Jis -the
Stein-Bloch
Cravenette
Teefer
Oxford
Sean
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