Local society notes and travels fill city pages
A flurry of social items details visits and departures. Mrs Manning of Johnson Street and Virgil Young plan Friday engagements. Joan W Hannn of LaGrange visits. Mrs O W Dalrymple of Mishawaka visits relatives. Miss Blanche Lutz resigns from Warren Hill dressmaking. Several residents travel or plan trips to Chicago, Mishawaka, Vandalia, Marlette, and Denver.
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Virgil
Will
Blanche Lutz
Warren Hill, Co
W. H. Brightmire
Wilmot
Ind
J. A. Work, Jr
Catherine Work
Vandalia
Mich
C. Johnson
Montana
Leslie Marrason
Marlette
Ben Bixler
Mr. Bixler
Chicago
Helen Cronk
Goshen
Brewster's
New Jefferson
Charles
Emma
Walley
Jansen
Hobart
F. Thomas” Jansen
Elkhart
Charles Bilger
Denver
Col
Great West
George Lawrie
The
Crystal Theatre
Anderson and Muncie
Messrs
Ammons & Dubois
Central Vaudeville Association
Frosto and Warda
M.R. Simons
Kalamazoo, Mich
Local society notes highlight engagements and club events
Mrs. J. E. O Herne of South Main entertained the South Side Thimble with luncheon after a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Miss Elizabeth Smith of Osceola and Oliver Rogers were wed last evening by Rev. Turner. The Atherton club hosted a second chance event at Hoffmans hall with fifty couples attending. Madge Scott of South Bend was among out of town guests. The You Do and You Dont club met Wednesday with prizes won by Mesdames Kibbe Ritter and Jewett Delicious refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for two weeks with Mrs Lieb.
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J. E. O'Herne
South Main Street
Oliver_Rogers
Elizabeth Smith
Osceola
Turner
Rogers
Albert. Shekels
Atherton
Hoffman's Hall
Madge Scott
South Bend
Amceng
Suesis
Pindell
Howland Avenue
Mesdames Kibbe and
Ritter
Jewett
S Lieb
Twentieth Century Club Holds First Meeting of Era
The twentieth Century club met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Edna Grimes’s home with one guest and all but two members present. Miss Grimes led a review of The Helpmate by May Sinclair and led a discussion on the group’s study focus for the year.
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Twentieth Century Club
Edna Grimes
What TJ is reading special feature choice by leaders
Leaders select their reading topic for the special feature titled Wes Current events. The piece outlines each leader's chosen subject and reflects the diverse themes guiding the issue.
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Wes
Accident on Lake Shore Yard Crushes Toe For Amputation
While unloading heavy stone at the Lake Shore yard on Monday, Gaska accidentally let a large stone roll from a flat car onto his foot. The crushing injury required amputation of one toe.
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BE. Gaska
Gaska
Local Health Notes From Town Streets
Sick list reports Mrs. Henry seriously ill at 114 Simonton Street. G W Newell remains unchanged after a stroke yesterday. Walter Keene had a minor operation yesterday. Mrs. Milton Shantz became critically ill at Jimtown last evening. Mrs. George Whiteman at Clark Hospital is improving rapidly. John D Walke, who attempted suicide by cutting his throat Tuesday, is much improved today.
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Henry
Simonton Street
G. W. Newell
Walter
Arthur Keene
Milton Shantz
Jimtown
George Whiteman
Clark Hospital
John D. Walke
Trusty eagle pack needed to move mine supplies
An eastern company eyed a silver lead mine in the northwest. After favorable reports from a mining expert, the Butte man sent a rough tester whose brisk verdict noted rich ore but warned that supplies would require a pack train of bald eagles, a wry Harper's Weekly quip.
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Northwest
Butte
Harper’s Weekly
Sleep Out Critique of Boarding Schools by Dr Woods Hutchinson
Dr Woods Hutchinson in Sleep in the American Magazine argues boarding schools wake children too early. He urges that children and growing youth need extensive sleep, often ten hours, and that forcing early rising is irrational and cruel, bordering on criminal.
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Woods Hutchinson
Drowning Cause Revisited by Dr Lowrie Theory
Renewed attention is drawn to a probable explanation for many drownings. Dr Lowrie, a British physician, proposed years ago that after cycling on a hot day a person may swim in cold water and quickly suffer headache dizziness and drowsiness, leading to drowning.
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Lowrie
Elkhart Court Grand Jury Probe Sparks Local Debates
An Elkhart Circuit and Superior Court dispute emerges over grand jury authority to investigate cases bound over to higher courts. Affiant claims judges and lawyers disagree on legal questions about detectives in saloon cases and enforcement of liquor laws, while public criticism centers on court methods rather than corruption.
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Elkhart
Hart
Said
Jdast Grand
Hikhart
Affiant
James S. Dodge
Circuit Court
City of
Superior Court
Elihart
Grand Jury
4Lkhart’ Superior Court
Grand’ Jury
Sikhart
Civic’league
Grand: Jury
Circuit
Ethey
Birdie field found behind Patrick home on Fremont Street
An item described as a birdie field was found in the rear of the Patrick home at 123 Fremont Street by Officer Robbins this afternoon.
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Thomas
Aikpatrick
Fremont
Robbins
Young Boy Fatally Injured by Colt Near Wakarusa
Miles Pletcher, nine, was fatally injured at his father's home near Wakarusa yesterday afternoon when a colt stepped on his head, crushing his skull. He was unconscious with no chance of recovery.
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Miles Pletcher
Wakarusa
Chis
Inhuman Treatment Allegations Brought by Forrester
A plaintiff claims cruelty on the grounds of Mt Galen involving multiple named defendants including Forrester and Sh eick. The case references alleged harsh acts and service timelines with details sparse in the fragment.
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MT. Galen
Allian Bames
Horresten
Mel
Turners
Yants
Funeral details for D. M. Bridge with burial in Sturgis
Rev. F T Simpson conducted the funeral this morning for D M Bridge. Remains were taken to Sturgis for burial after services at the home 1029 South Third Street.
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F. T. ‘Simpson
D. M
Bridge
Sturgis
Biurial
South Third Street
Ray and Jay DeBow Indicted Near Goshen
Ray and Jay DeBow, local farmers near Goshen, have been indicted on charges not specified in readable text. The brief notes their farming operation and geographic location, signaling formal legal action.
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Ray
Jay DeBow
Goshen
Small Fire on Second Street Damages Minimal
A brief blaze on Second Street yesterday afternoon near 4 o'clock caused little damage. Harry Goettell reported faulty furnace insulation around pipes and a still alarm triggered box 9. The Central Fire Station responded promptly and extinguished the flames before the Fire Company arrived.
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Harry’ Goettell
Second Street
Idhei
Board Takes Auto Trip For Ligonier Area
Two members of the Board of Public Works and Controller Bell planned an automobile tour of Ligonier and vicinity. At the last moment L Arnold, president of the board, was summoned to White Pigeon.
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Board of Public “Works
Bell
Astt
Ligonier
L. Arnold
Indianapolis Banker Elected Indiana Bankers President
H. C. Johnson of Seymour was chosen president of the Indiana Bankers Association at today’s meeting in Indianapolis. The election names Johnson to lead the banking group for the coming term.
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Indianapolis
H. C. Johnson
Seymour
Indiana Bankers Association
Fallen timber kills worker at New York job site
A workman died when a heavy timber fell and crushed his head at a construction site yesterday. authorities say he was found at the scene as rescue efforts concluded.
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D. Stock Stantly
Reverend Jansen Defends Catholic Event Amid Misunderstanding
Rev Er Jansen of St Vincent's church responds to last night's article about Truth from the Snodgr Bros evangelists. He says the Hoffman hall entertainment is by the Catholic Lady Foresters and asks no misunderstanding reflect on other churches while placing blame on the Catholic church if needed.
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Jansen
Stin Vincent
Snodgr S ‘Bros
Eitonw
Degires
Hoffman-hall
Fairbanks Denies Candidacy for Office
Vice-President Fairbanks stated he is not a candidate for any public office. He described his stance as not seeking, tentative, or receptive to any position.
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St. Louis
Fairbanks
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