Church Circles Schedule Friday Meetings
The Presbyterian Sunday Meeting hour changes with a 2 oclock start for the Womens Missionary Society at the Congregational church and early afternoon gatherings at Grace Lutheran and Trinity M E with specific hosts. Members are urged to attend and note there will be no supper.
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S Presbyterian
Beginanii Sui i
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Helfrich
Jefferson Street
Women's Missionary Society of the Congresational Church
B. C.goffrey
Jackson
Personal notes from Milwaukee and surrounding towns
A collection of brief social items reports travel visits and guests across Chicago Milwaukee Hillsdale South Bend Niles Lima and Star County. Names include Vernon Yoder Mrs Fannie Thompson Kessler Mrs W W Sterling Mr and Mrs Dennis Brennan Rev J O Mosier Rev J H Breish and G W Frederick among others with mentions of car trips totaling 600 miles and a church convention in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isewood
Milwaukee
Mexico
Rawat
Buda Oreilly
Vernon Yoder
Fannie Thompson-Kessler
Jackson
Mich
Elkhart
W. W. Sterling
Agnes
Ohio
Dennis Brennan
Minneapolis
William
Carrie Luothan
Maud
Maid Stoner
South Bend
Friends
J. W. Minnes
Miss Leah
Niles
John Sutler
Minnes
J. O. Mosier
J. H. Breish
G. W. Frederick
Mrs H W Godfrey Hosts Birthday Gathering
Mrs. H. W. Godfrey of West Lexington avenue was surprised by friends on her birthday. The society notes also announce the upcoming wedding of Miss Paulena Micks to Albert Carrol Hamill of Parkesburg Pa at St John's Church at 7:30 tonight. The All Round club met with Mrs B S Monger on West Beardsley avenue for a social afternoon after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Godfrey
West Lexington Avenue
Paulena Micks
Albert Carrol Hamill
Parkesburg
St. John's Church
B.S. Monger
West Beardsley Aveue
Parkesburg Groom-to-Be Al Dert Honored at Wedding Dinner
Millard Hamill of Parkesburg entertained eighteen guests from Micks at a wedding dinner at Hotel Bucklen at noon. The gathering honored the groom-to-be Al Dert and Carrol Hamill of Parkesburg.
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Millard Hamill
Parkesburg,Pa
Micks
Carrol Hamill
Parkesburg
Spiritualist Society Meets at Manning Office Last Evening
The Elkhart Spiritualist Society held an enthusiastic meeting at Dr Ee He Manning's office last evening with about twenty members present. A liberal contribution pledged support for the year's work and an outlined program was made for the winter.
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Elkhart
Ee. He Manning
Symter
Community party features mock wedding and childlike attire
Golésky hosted a gathering at McDonald Street last evening with many friends. Highlights included a mock wedding between Gertrude Rinehart and Martha Pletcher with Pletcher taking the male role and a light luncheon. Guests dressed as children of adversity to fit the playful theme. Also married were George A. Keggeries and Miss Little King of Bristol at 3 PM Wednesday at the Grace Lutheran parsonage, Rev. Rice officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Amlitapeth
Golésky
McDonald
Gertrude Rinehart
Martha’ “Pletcher
George A “Keggeries
Miss Little King
Bristol
Rice
Lutheran Church
Samuel Kesee
Men Club Program and Parish Circle Meet at St Pauls
Mrs Payson Sch hosts an address of welcome by Rev A Ogilvie and a violin solo by C FE Kirkwood. Talks include What the Church Can Be for Men and Men in the Sunday. A short business meeting and games followed. next Queen Esther Circle gathering will be Oct 15 with Miss Ione Leininger.
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Payson Sch Baying
Rose Monger
Queen Esther
St. Paul's M. KE
Progress Club Opens Year Meeting At Mrs Zigler Home
The Progress Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. EH B Zigler's home yesterday afternoon with thirteen members present. Mrs. Robert Winslow signed as president and Mrs. J B Martin was elected to succeed her. Next meeting plans to resume regular work and study Bay View magazines.
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Progress Club
EH. B Zigler
Robert Winslow
J. B. Martin
Bay View
Gurrent Club Holds First Annual Meeting at Mrs Babb's Home
The Gurrent Club convened Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Babb’s West Lexington residence. Officers include Mrs Percy Kyon, president. Mrs C W Haywood, vice president. Mrs R S Woodworth, secretary treasurer. with a large executive committee of members such as Mrs Addie Fisher Hill, Mrs Lizzie Burrell, Mrs Ophelia Brady Knickerbocker, Mrs Mabel Oberholtz er, and many others listed. The program outlines study on English history English literature and the Bible starting with Genesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurrent Club
Babb
Lexington Avenue
Percy Kinyon
C. W. Haywood
R. S. Woodworth
Treas
Executive Committee
Mesdames Addie Fisher Hill
Lizzie Burrell
Ophelia ‘Brady Knickerbocker
Mabel Oberholtzer
Keene
Mary Turnock -Bigelow
Helena Griffin
Marian Brady Moody
Oma ‘Thompson
Morgan
Alice Guyer Pawling
Mary Hollister Nelson
Alice ‘Ballinger Sackett
Indiana Knights of Pythias Elect New Officers
Fraternal lodge officers for the ensuing year were elected in Indianapolis. Frank I. Gees of Muncie is Grand Chancellor and A. J. Lowe of Greensboro is Grand Vice Chancellor. A. M. Brown of Lynn is Grand Prelate with Harry Wade as Grand Record Keeper. W. A. Morris of Frankfort becomes Grand Master of Exchequer, W. C. Converse is Grand Master at Arms, J. F. Petri of Terre Haute is Grand Inner Guard. J. Frank of Alexandria is Grand Lodge Trustee and W. W. P. Hart of Huntington is Grand Outer Guard.
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Séssions of
Indiana
Eran Lodge
Knights of” ‘Pythias
Indianapolis
Chanecelor
Frank I. Gees
Muncie
A. J. Lowe
Greensboro
A. M. Brown
Lynn
Harry.Wade
Exchequer
W. A. Morris
Frankfort
W. C. Converse
J. F. Petri
Terre Ante
Grand Lodge
J. ¥. Frank
Alexandria
Initiation and Awards Highlight Hilles Lodge Meeting
At Hilles lodge four candidates were initiated and new temple rules adopted. William Wider led the fair committee and received a symbolic ring for its success. George E. Shaw gave a presentation speech. Mrs. Harry Marshall drew the buggy at the fair and ticket No. 535 won an Elk painting by Ben Rose. Prizes will be awarded tomorrow evening by phone calls.
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Hilles' Lodge
New Temple
William ‘Wider
George E. Shaw
Billy
Wider
Harry Marshall
Middle
Bury
Sipstead
Mr. Hummel
Hummel
Fragmentary Wire Brief On Sick List And Earlier Waes
A fragmented wire note describes a sick list and references events from yesterday and the past. It includes unclear phrases and a mention of Waes in an ambiguous context.
Descriptions of a Four Stroke Gas Engine Operation
The text explains the four main piston movements in a gas engine. It describes the power stroke from the explosion, exhaust, intake, and compression strokes, and notes a repetition cycle beginning with the next explosion.
Cigarette Production Grows With U S Exports To Asia
Nine percent more cigarettes were made in 1905 than 1904 totaling 3.5 billion with exports rising to 1.8 billion in 1905. Asia buys most of the export share led by China and Hongkong with Australia also a major importer. New York dominates production with 2 billion cigarettes among 225 factories nationwide.
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Asia
China
Hongkong
British East Indies
Australia
New York
Richmond
New Orleans
San Francisco
United States
Gold Hidden in Earth Across Time and Realms
Treasure troves are repeatedly unearthed in foreign lands such as Mexico the Indies and South America where passions and riches surge like tides. Excavations in Greece and Egypt reveal gold trim ornaments jewelry and stones buried for centuries beneath ancient cities.
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Mexico
Indies
South America
Greece
Egypt
Council proceedings outline annual positions and adjournment
The council discussed annual positions and their maintenance through the year. All members were present except Councilman Burhans, and the meeting adjourned at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acarl Alsin
Trompt
Burhans
Mrs Elizabeth Freese Dies After Illness at 79 in City
Mrs Elizabeth Freese a highly esteemed city resident died at her home 209 South Second Street at 10 20 last night after years of illness. Born June 11 1828 in Pennsylvania she was 79. She married Daniel Freese of Three Rivers Michigan on her birthday in 1847 and survived by husband two sons James A of Three Rivers and Ibert Freese of this city two daughters Mrs Ella Mier of Bikhayt and Mrs Emma Leese of Naperville and one sister Mrs Mary Harrister of Grinnell. Funeral at 19:30 Saturday at home with S Fisher Napperville and burial in Three Rivers Cemetery.
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Elizabeth
James A
Three Rivers
Ibert
Freése
Fila Mier
Bikhayt
Emma Leese
Napperville
Mary “Harrister
Grinell
O’dlock & Ae O
S- Fisher
Three ‘Rivers
Miéé
Three” “Rivers
Matrimony Origin Discussed In Fragmentary Note
A fragment discusses the word matrimony from Latin mater meaning mother and mony meaning money. The note touches on the relationship to motherhood and marriage, referencing pondered etymology and human connections in a reflective style.
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Cere
Unclear Dialogue Fragment From A Wisconsin Morning Paper
A garbled OCR style passage presents a dinner table scene with remarks about a wife at the piano and a boy named Bobby, including fragmented phrases about realism and a newspaper quote. The text appears as a stray excerpt with dialogue and mis-spaced words, lacking cohesive narrative or clear reporting.
Waterworks rates and plant ownership across Indiana cities
A fragmented report lists water service charges and plant ownership in Indiana. It notes municipal and private plant supply, varying frontage rates from 1.50 to 12 dollars, and per 1000 gallon charges from 5 to 13 cents, with Whiting Evansville Huntington Butler among lowest and highest.
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Honan
SpFmRink Basel
Itie Dom&stte
Tate
Tata
Evansville
Blomington
Columbia City
Butler
Bloomington
Attica
Burns
Bedford
Brazil
Columbia “City
Connersville
Déditur
Rte
Waynes
Perre Haute
Tipton
Vevay
Whiting Clinton
Columba
Heavin
Dan ‘Kirk
Franklin
Greensburg
Huntingtburg
Jeffersonville
Kendallville
Lebanon
Michigan City
Misha Waka
Montpelier
Plymouth
Richmond
Rushville
Veedersburg
Vincennes
Wabbash
Winchester
Oasis
Whiting
Huntington
Tragedy and Murder Motive Questioned by Gibbon
Percéval Gibbon argues in McCuare's that tragedy and murder without clear motive are folly. He claims death alone is not meaningful unless paired with a life well lived, highlighting artful purpose over senseless loss.
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Percéval Gibbon
McCuare
Avarice Warning Prompted by Lawbert Quotation
A fragment warns grantees to reflect on the limited profit of greed and the dishonor it brings, attributed to Madaie De Lawbert. The line stresses caution against avarice and emphasizes moral costs.
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Ima
Madaie de Lawbert
Prohibitionists push for district law to curb liquor flow
Washington scene shows prohibitionists pressing Congress to adopt a federal prohibition for the capital. They cite near recall of district legislation, the Anti-Saloon League role, and the fiscal impact of liquor revenue on federal finances.
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Washington
Congress
of Columbia
Packer Brook
Senate
United States
Ios
Anti-Saloon League
League
Capitol
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W.H. M.S
M. E. Church
Gamphor
America
Earth
Tery
Elizabeth “ "Freese
Reagan
Bobby
Satitsa
Sael
Star
The
Nat Treasury
Internal Revenue ‘Bureau
Kalease Pune
Blessing’s
Empress’ Shoes
Gui Metal
Vici Kid
Fred A. _Blessing
Teiss
Mee
Ae — Cor
PT Ems
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