Community lodge and church group notices
Announcements list regilar meeting times for Naomi Rebelo lodge and WIL M.S. at Trinity ML church parish hall Friday afternoon. Also notes Woman's Missionary Society meetings at Congregational church hosted by Mrs AL Ogilvie and at Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs J W Dliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regilar
Naomi Rebelo Lodge
WIL M.S. Cof Trinity ML
Woman's Mlissionary Society
Congregational Church
AL UL Ogilvie
Lexing- Toh Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Dliss
North Sixth Streesk
Elkhart Michigan City Women Enjoy Padson Lake Picnic
Twenty seven Elkhart women and twenty seven Michigan City guests attended an Illinois A to O R C Picnic at Padson Lake. The day featured a baseball game won by Michigan City and several races with winners from both cities. A Pond Lik club was formed with officers elected and committees named for next year’s outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Michigan City
IL. A
O. RC
Padson Lake
James Curran
Abr. Curran
Henry
Banks
Ernest Jewett
Feikhari
C. Albertson
King
Albertson
Curran
Fikhare
Ruth Snavely
Lamar Hoffman
Weather Summary For South Region Tonight
Partly cloudy with showers in the south portion and cooler tonight. Conditions for the 21 hours ending at noon today show a high of 76 and a low of 15 with winds up to 12 miles per hour.
Personal notes from the city and surrounding areas
The city sees numerous residents traveling to Chicago Toledo and Petoskey. Visitors include Henny Kruger of South Bend and Misses Elli Woboer dlaazel Kurtz Grace Makemson and Nettie Reed. Several locals resume work after vacations at banks hotels and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanton
Fir
Chsease
Kaul Waterman
Toledo
Henny Kruger
South Bend
Randolph
Petoskey
Peed
Tmenomington
Elli Woboer
Dlaazel Kurtz
Lakeville
Harry Morehous
Prank Burhans
Prank Burhans Oat Kithger Lake
Ednth Badane Lefe
Oat Peetoshkey
Shemmaan
Dandlora
Trotel Buckien
Chicago
Nettie Reed
Traverse City
Mir. Groff
Daughier
Mary Groff
Peola
Mik
Airs
H. A. Winevels
Famiy
Corey Lake
Ella Corwin
Emery Ubieh
Goshen
Firkhare
Grace Makemson
Warsaw
Paulena Longacre
John Kelly
First State Bank
Will Frank
Warved Fli
Agnes Wid Brodwin
Chisteo
Visemes Leicester
W. Ft. Whiteman
Sturgis
Mitch
Anie Ott
Helen Henderickson
Hugo Henderickson
Syracuse
Verta Fisher
Bristol
Toda
Geneva
Alberta Troup
Locust Street
Mary Anne Woten
William Axtell
Portland
Ind
Mio
A. V. Johnson
Ora Wodse
Grand Rapids
Abtckeson
Gorn Haven
Mich
C. Hartwick
Bucklen
Hot Springs
Ark
Arlington
Will Lickey
Chester
Harriet
Bessie Mountjoy
Nora Palmer
Euelah Trittipoo
William Frank
Shavehead Lake
Ve. Frank
Hill
City in Brief Light Outage Report Corner Indiana and Main
Residents report the street light at Indiana avenue and South Main street has not burned since Sunday night. Abe Martin quotes Niles Turner recalling old days with paper string and late tomato harvests. Beverly self scores lead first page. Guy B Warren becomes first Tik Hart sportsman to obtain a hunting license since duck season opened. He heads to marshes north of Nere with George Cuppy, promising game return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Avenue
South Main Street
Abe Martin
Niles Turner
Beverly Self
Guy B. Warren
Nere
George Cuppy
Dr Carl Bassler Opens Elkhart Office In Monger Building
Dr. Carl Bassler formerly of Chicago is installing his offices in the Monger building suite now occupied by Dr. J. B. Porter. Porter plans to leave Elkhart mid month for Fort Myers Florida to begin practice there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bassler
Chicago
Monger
J. B. Porter
Porter
Elkhart
Ft.Myers, Fla
Bristol fruit grower picks eighteen quarts of strawberries
J. F. P. Cathcart of Bristol reported picking eighteen quarts of strawberries from his vines yesterday afternoon. He said the vines remain laden with blossoms and green berries this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP. Cathcart
Bristol
Miller Couple Welcome Oakland Infant Son
Mr and Mrs William E Miller of Oakland avenue announce the birth of a son born Tuesday in the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William .E. Miller
Oakland Avenue
State U W Secretary to Visit Elkhart
Miss Roberta Stahr reports on the Lake Geneva conference at an open YWCA board meeting. Elkhart delegates included Mrs Neline Smith and Miss Shades, with Miss Jatty to visit Sept 9 to 12 as state secretary for city and student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorween
Y. W
Miss Shades
Aoda
Tathe
Geneva
Hain
I. Joan Batty
Puertos Ayres
South America
Miss Batty
Margery Melcher
Indiana
Miss Melcher
Jatty
Elkhart
Eelkhart
Miss Stahr
Forces Show In On New Shop Work Progress
The foreman has about 25 men at work flaying tracks and laying approximately 750 feet of track advancing the south spur beyond the administration buildings by about fifty feet. A carload of 18 inch tile arrived and was unseated this afternoon. Drain construction from ten feet east of the vast Covert to the north street is complete with a large brick manhole under construction. Poles at the storehouse remain unmoved to the shop site.
Fifty Nine Indicted in Ohio Swatching Case
Newark Ohio Special reports fifty nine indictments from the grand jury investigation into the swaching case. Twenty five count first degree murder twenty one riot ten assault and battery and two perjury charges. The report says the police chief was playing cards in a saloon when jail doors were beaten down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Newark
Carl Ethrington
Beveridge Returns From Summer Outing
Senator Beveridge arrived home from a summer vacation in New Hampshire. He will resume his duties in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Senator Beveridge
New Hampshire
Concern Accuses Railroads in Freight Rate Case
The F. Bowser company of Fort Wayne Indiana filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission charging sixteen railroads in the western classification territory with exorbitant and illegal freight rates. It seeks rate adjustments and several thousand dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. ¥. Bowser Company
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Flea
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs Laidlaw to spend month in Hastings Minnesota
Mrs G R Laidlaw of 512 Moody avenue departed this afternoon for Hastings Minnesota to visit her sister for a month. Mrs Fritz Gibbon and her daughter from Chicago are visiting Mr and Mrs J Ik Rice and daughter at 201 Glendale Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A.plickinger
Lexington Avenue
J. A. Pierce
BE. P. Baidlaw
Mishawaka
Mooré
Waynoka
Oklahoma
G. R. Laidlaw
Moody Avenue
Hastings
Minn
Fritz Gibbon
Chicago
J. Ik. Rice
Gendale Ave
Board to Complete School Inspection Before Fall Opening
Readiness note: Members of the Board of Education will inspect all city school buildings tomorrow ahead of the fall semester start next Tuesday. Much repairing has been done, but more similar work remains to reach full satisfaction. All planned building improvements for the year are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Commitments Bring Offenders to Time in City Fines
Police last evening apprehended William Sparklin and Mabel Spillman for unpaid drunkenness fines. Sparklin paid $7.40 and Spillman paid $11, settling the full amount of fines and costs to clear their debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Sparklin
Mabel Spillman
Sparklin
Bears and Monkeys Invade Local Streets This Afternoon
A crowd gathers as at least five bears and two monkeys appear on local streets this afternoon. Several gypsies and large tambourines join the scene, attracting curious onlookers and loose change. The gypsy camp near Pleasant Plain church is believed to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plain Church
Red Men Lodge Plans Large Initiation Class
The Red Men met on South Main for a Wednesday gathering. Wilson Roose spoke on the good of the order and will transfer his charter member status to the Goshen lodge. A large class is hoped to be initiated September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
South Main Street
Wilson Roose
Roose
Goshen
Young bootlegger given heavy fine
The charges stem from a sale of a pint of whisky to William Schinger. Smith claimed liquor was bought in South Bend for $1.50 per gallon and that a gallon and a half yielded twelve pints sold at fifty cents each, netting $3.75 from a $2.25 investment. He shows remorse and seeks aid to avoid jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wiliam Schinger
South Bend
Speed King Visits Elkhart After Big Win
Mulford in Lozier car that captured the Mikin National Trophy last Saturday paused at Elkhart’s No 2 fire station on South Main Street on his way to Indianapolis after attending Chicago banquet for winners. He flew a banner proclaiming “Winner of the 305 mile race” and spoke with Capt. Dotson about the thrilling drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Mulford
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Chicago
South Main Street
Capt. Dotson
Local court may issue hunting licenses in Goshen
George Fleming clerk of the circuit and superior courts requests that George W. Miles commissioner of Fisheries and Game permit issuing hunting licenses from the local court. Current rule requires applicants to visit Goshen offices, making local issuance more convenient for applicants and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fleming
Letchart
George W. Miles
Fisheries and Game
Indianapolis
Goshen
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W. O. Ww
Priddy
Meena
Dre
Fred Seidel
Earl Belden
Olivier Straver
Charles Dunnington
Robert Wilder
Elmer Lynch
Morris Hettfied
Catherine Diener
Florence Ziesel
Bridge
Eleanor Jones
Enen Townsend
Julia Winkead
Louisville
Kaw
Mable McLaughlin
Kacherine Work
Poss Myers
Ima Burhans
Miriam Proctor
Georgia Coltus
Mara Alesel
A. H. Moyer
Eikhart
C. A. Nusbaum
John W. Moyer
Coshen
Josiah Moyer
Southwest
John
Abe Mover
Rogers’ Park
Young People’s Society of the
Iri
Mosquito Glen
Hazel Newman
Fifrst Evangelical Sunday School
C. Winey
Mars
Will Shater
Romola Holferhert
Ellen Townsend
Julia Kinkead
Miss Jones
National Park Seminary
William Walls
Marguerite Walls
West Franklin Street
Mimett Thomas
Purdue University
Misi
James
Goldie
May Treachout
Orra E. Alby
Cass County
Trinity M. BK. Parsonage
R. Tyavade
U. W
Retary
Nciana Place
Roberta Stahr
Lake Geneve
Concern
Tomor
Speed King
Dame Fashion
Express
Coats
Children’s School Coats
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