Weather Forecast for Washington and Michigan Regions
June forecast calls for fair conditions in Kidiana and lower Michigan on Saturday with warmer temps. Northern areas may see showers, lighter east to south winds. southern portions stay fair with a mix of light to fresh winds. Sunday looks partly cloudy with similar wind directions and mild temperatures.
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Washington
Memorial Services of Union Veteran Legion Held Sunday Evening
The Union Veteran Legion memorial services were held Sunday evening at 8 at Trinity Church. The program included prayers, choir singing, and a procession with proceeds supporting veterans. A collection was taken for charitable relief, with attendees urged to donate clothing and nursing items.
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Memorial Services OF
Uniyon Veteran Legion
Trinity
Uition Veteran Legion
Kinsey
Trinity Choras
Meace
City News Items From Lake County Ledger
Degree of Honor lodge No 3 elects officers Tuesday night at the hall on Mayn street. Bishop Veramn Alan of the Wayne diocese will conduct confirmation at a religious ceremony Sunday in Mishawaka. Dewey County roadster W Lindetruth suffers a badly crushed foot from stepping on a rusty wall. Mrs Fred Lohan salaries at substation No 3 on South Callan street listed at 100 dollars yearly, later adjusted to 200 as receipts grow. Officer Lehian cited for alleged cruelty near a farmer’s home. investigation continues. Edward F Day former superintendent of the resource glory factory retires to Missouri, Kelsey to take old position as traveling salesman. Aqueduct break at Robison Park drains feeder six miles from the city. Wayne Water Power Co to provide auxiliary power for electric lines. repairs planned at once.
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Marawy Novitsy
Mayntsumery Street
Verman J. Alen Bishay
Cathule
Wayne
Juetuiet
Mishawaka
Dewoty County
W. Lindetruth Sudters
Fred Lohan
Callan Street
Owiu
Lehian
Hoi
Edward F. Day
Glory and Nitron
Meg i W. Kelsey
Arcade
Kelsey
Robison Park
Ue Opt
Wayne Water Power Company
Wil
Electric Isles
White Fruit House Bulletin Sale of Fabrics and Goods
Ladies get a chance to buy ribbons and textiles at Bonte arrival sale. Stock features silk and department items with prices around 84-20 per yard or 80, plus hosiery and rag goods offered at reduced rates. Notice announces limited stock in corner room on first floor and Saturday bargains with canned meats and sausages as part of new stock.
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Bolte
Yestery
B.olafin
Uod
Suparé
Rég- Ragu
Betero
The Minor Courts
The fragment reports a case in the minor courts involving Charl ea Kivinschinldt and Angot Cel ing, a fra nded marriage, and paternity charges. It notes a youthful couple, Edward Haney and Mia Kart Severn, with a nominal fee of one dollar, in a scene suggesting a court hearing and guardianship questions.
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Charlea Kivinschinldt
Dyin
Ang
Central Grocery Ad Listings Fresh Produce and More
A fragmented advertisement from Central Grocery lists various grocery items including strawberries, sweet oranges, fancy lentons, potatoes, cabbage, green peas, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, and other vegetables. The ad also mentions prices per peck and mentions quality and assorted produce offerings from the store.
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Tete Va
Rowe Colter
The Next Thing To a Man to His Underwear Fight Right
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled sports or ad notice. Names and clear facts are missing. no verifiable event, participants, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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Ghons CO
Birth Record for Becker and Roth Families
A fragmented birth notice lists a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becker of New Haven. Partial data mentions a daughter and other names including Louis Gla n Bova and Mrs Tullus Auer, with an address at 588 Hough Street.
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Frank ‘Becker
New Taven
Concordia Singing Society Picnic at Cent livre Park
Concordia Singing Society hosts a Sunday picnic at Cent livre Park on June 4. Music by City Park Band. Patterson Panama hats are selling fast at $5.00.
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Concordia
Centlivre Park
City Packart
Patterson
Panama
Wayne Dry Goods Co Suit Sale Blends Bargain Prices
Wayne Dry Goods Co advertises suits with heavy discounts from $18 to $22 reduced to $7.50 and up to $40 class items cut to $10 and $12.50. It touts material value over price, home alterations possible, and hints at furniture and piano offerings nearby. Also mentions clothing items and Kodak days with sales at 11 Calhoun Street.
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Journal-Gazette
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the Central Grocery
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Steck! Prano
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Steck
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