Community society notes and church announcements
A collection of local church society notices includes WOE and Missionary group meetings at Kantz on West Franklin Street, St Pauls Missionary Reading Circle with Mrs Stella Strew at 302 West Beardsley, and Trinity prayer service this evening for the public. Poachers and guardians are invited. a meal event and a regular meeting of a local group are scheduled for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chace Lutheran Church
Barre of
Ars. Co OW. Kantz
West
Franklin Street
St. Pauls Church
Charles Sege
West Beardsley Avenue
Rnda Pho
Stella Strew
Trinity
Reunion brings Sipchee society members together
The society gathering honored senior members at a park event with meals and games. A former birthday boy celebrated his sixteenth with friends at Harold Stiles home, while autres societies held meetings and a farewell for Miss Mildred Dou at various locations. The Catherine Warner and John Marder wedding was noted with homebound plans after the Kansas City ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiarold Stiles
West Benerdstey
Avenmie
Gantes
Miss Mildred
Unsettled Weather With Showers Then Cooler Friday
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures tonight with showers in the east and south. Friday expected to be fair but colder in the southern portions. The 24 hour period ending noon today recorded a high of 54 and a low of 47 with 0.29 inch rainfall and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faur
Wing's Daughters Invite Meeting with Abs Weaver
The Wing's Daughters of dedkdhart accept an invitation to meet Abs A J Weaver of Goster on Saturday for a Bennie supper. Members will go to Coshen at 2 o'clock, and some husbands will join for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
A. J. Weaver
Goster
Coshen
Personal notices from Goshen and nearby towns
Howard Maxon and Joeies spent last evening in Goshen. Miss Emma Ferbhardt of South Bend is the guest of Miss Ima EHrarding. Mo Mardse left this morning for a trip through Northern Michigan. Mrs. Charles Boucher and sons of Fort Wayne are guests of relatives. Mrs. James Gay and davehrers Bew lah Hast Lucile spend the day in Peers. Mrs. James Leicester and Miss Lik Kanelena returned from Chicago. Mr and Mrs. James Shigley of Logansport are guests of Mrs Fred Bedenkop. Miss Della Chester returned home after a week with friends in Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Maxon
Joeies
Goshen
Emma Ferbhardt
South Bend
Ima Ehrarding
Mo Mardse
Michigan
Charles Boucher
Sons
Fort Wayne
James Gay
Davehrers
Bewlah
James Shigley
Logansport
Fred Bedenkop
Della Chester
Gary Bad
Roosevelt praises Milwaukee trade schools in speech
Col Roosevelt lauded Milwaukee public trade schools for boys and girls as vital to citizenship while avoiding a clash with Mayor Seidel over socialism. He stressed editor accountability, praised journalism, and paid tribute to Horace Rubles as a pioneer. The crowd’s reception was cool, and plans for his visit faced rough organization.
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Milwaukee
Sept. S
Roosevelt
OHO
Soltej
Geidel
Mayer
Denver
Horace Rubles
Pioneer
Colonnel
Seidel
Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Hogs and Cattle
Chicago and Indianapolis markers show hogs and cattle at prime rates with pork and cattle values ranging around six dollars for top hogs and four to five dollar spread for prime cattle. Sheep and lamb futures quoted with varied figures, wheat and corn futures sluggish amid market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Y. W. C. A. Notes on Miss Batty Visit
Miss Sc. Jean Batty the new state secretary of Indiana will visit Elkhart to study local conditions and meet association workers. A reception for Miss Batty is planned and the board of directors will confer with her Saturday. The Y after rooms is nearly at capacity as visiting business women rely on the local home for lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Batty
Buenos Ayres
South America
Indiana
Elkhart Association
Iuvery
Association
Batty
Public Supper Announcement for Friday Evening
The regular supper will be served Friday evening beginning at 5 30. The public is invited.
Mrs Henry Engelhardt Visiting Waka Rusa
Mrs Henry Engelhardt is at Waka rusa for a week's visit with her sister Mrs W H Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Engelhardt
Wakarusa
W. H. Moore
Gasoline Price Notice at Turnocks Markets
A brief notice shows gasoline priced at 14 cents per gallon marked for Saturdays at Turnocks, with illegible accompanying text. The fragment references HSH and rent or gas symbols but lacks clear details beyond the listed price and day.
Mercantile Glints at HH Bo Sykes Store
Mrs. S D Godard of Armour & Company Chicago demonstrates Armour products at the HH Bo Sykes store this week. She will serve ready to prepare dishes using various Armour foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Godard
Armour & Comany
Chicago
HH Bo Sykes
Goddard
Church Societies Share News and Farewell Plans
Thirty members of Castle U P Church surprised James Livengood at his Morton avenue home. Livengood and Jameson of Warsaw, formerly of Fikham, were licensed as preachers at the St Joseph conference of the UU Bochurel, and will study at Otterbein University in Ohio starting Saturday. A Bible gift was presented to Livengood and a similar gift to Mrs Jameson. The Ladies Aid of the Race Lutheran hosted about twenty women at Mrs A M Bickel's home on St Joe street. a bazaar is planned for November with songs by Dela Bickel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jucia Bliss
North Sixth Street
Trinity
Miss Bliss
Prexel Institute
Chicago
Catherine Cecelia Warner
Elkhart
John Lee Marder
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ashland Avenue
Marder
Wnth
Cfr Wagner
West Indiana Ave
Christian Engel
Croshen
Etiow
South Third Street
Goshen
Afro Hneel
Christian Engelowas
Stadt Ned
Prussia
Germany
Joseph Smith
Detroit
Edward Collins
Lillian Magel
Martingel
Gary
Abr Hnesl
St. Johns Catholic Church
Haevel
St. John’s Catholic Church
Eberle
Tavatian
Castle U.P
James Livengood
Morton Avenue
Livengood Sud
Jameson
Warsaw
Fikham
St. Joseph
Bochurel
South Bend
Otterbein University
Westerville
Ohio
Th. Robinson
Livenwood
Ladies’ Aid Society
Race Lutheran Church
A. M. Bickel
St. Joe Street
Cleo Bowman
Dela Bickel
Robber Suspect Freed After Alibi Proves Innocence
A Chicago stereotyper, arrested after Burlington Brakeman Wine was shot and a DASSeENagers robbery, was released after proving an alibi. Authorities said there was no crew linked to the murder and the suspect walked free today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alvert Jtchen
Chicago
Born to Gleason and Monger Families
A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Gleason at 4457 East James Street last evening. Mr and Mrs Rollo Monger of Menner addition south of the city are the parents of a boy born on Labor Day Abe Martin notes questions about cheaper eats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gleason
East James Street
Rollo Monger
Menner Addition
Labor Day
Abe Martin
James Haskins Improves After Illness
Sick list note reports James Haskins, previously ill, showing improvement and recovery signs.
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Bo S. Upson
Pred Reden Kop
Plos
Muaitley
Dunkins
John Cloughey
Ida Vaneel
Thane Missionary Society of St. Paul's Winnel
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Sadie Shamory
South Main Street
Amiusic
Ore. Searls
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A YY Schlarb
California
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Alice G. Fuller
FLW
Fuller
Lake Shore
Oakland Avenue
Ste Tain
South Tend
Margaret
Jerence
Mar
Daniel Teeters
Ira
George
John PD
Erikhart
Lillian
Iy Ca Toa
Col. Roosevelt
Mayor Seidel
Baltimore
Eer
Burling
James Haskins
Sera
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Cleveland
Buffalo
A. Wey
T. A
P. A
Athe
New York
San Francisco
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