Northern Baptists Elect Leaders at Annual Meeting
A Baptist assembly elected Rev. W. Prodenburg as temporary moderator and Rev. W. J. Jon as moderator. Officers include George B. Wade as clerk and Fr. Closser as treasurer. The meeting featured talks on church finances and missions, with a controversial resolution opposing a schism within Baptist ranks. Current year expenses were $16,800 with $17,659 projected for next year. The next session will be at Kingsbury, Indiana, in June 1905.
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Sonpy Bend
Tod
Sime 7
Meelng
Norton Thillant
Maton
Laumeen
D W. Prodenburg
Wikhart
H. Murr Waggoner
Ludina
Sueclil Weisht
W. J. Jon Miemmond
George B. Wade
Valparaiso
PL Closser
Kingstin
J. VW. Dorland
Taporte
W. D. Spere
Laporte
J. M. Reese
Mishwatt
Vin Doren
D. D. al Chiga
Clyde
Helen
Hewonen Lonary Society
Manbeigeneal Mission
Rocky Mountains
Hey
Wheeler
Helm
Joho
Sockelon Atrodni
Wicheel
Taneia
Albert Ogle
Parker
Caparte
Kingsbury
Ind
Chautauqua Plans Stir Elkhart Amid Park Debate
In Elkhart Indiana the Chautauqua committee announces plans for a park event on the St Joseph river bank in late August to early September. Local amusement operator Highland Park Amusement company faces protests over Sunday use and the churches urge restraint while the Chautauqua leaders disclaim liability for park activities outside their term. Oswald Muni and S. Suitler were arrested for Sunday merry go round operation as officials probe the Sunday controversy. Also a soap advertisement claims Task soap outperforms yellow soap in laundry use.
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Uhe Hanks
St. Joseph River
Highland Park Amusement Company
Ihes
Wut Semert Company
Minis Terak Association
Seracaht Whiteman
Silvers
Fragmentary OCR item on Pinfield and Wabash railroad route
OCR fragment mentions Omice with yatis on cor of Pinfield and an address like Wabash RRO Fhone. 605% appears, but context and specifics are unreadable.
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Omice
Avenas Ind ‘Wabash Rro
Auto Law Questioned In Pettit Case Test Here
Min Pettit files affidavit in Justice Skelton’s court charging Harry W. Meyer of Meyer Cycle Co with refusing to stop a automobile on a public highway after a proper signal. Pettit, a farmer near the New Haven road, says on June 2 Meyer’s auto approached a colt-drawn wagon and ignored the signal. The case seeks to test the auto law in this jurisdiction.
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Ayun
Carl of Justice
JW. Skelton
Benjamin ¥. Pettit
New Haven Road
Harry W. Meyer
Meyer Cycle Company
Underwoort
Poliit
Meyer
New Haven
Tila Hanil
Mr. Pettit
Wayne Man Elected Head of Sons of Veterans
Capt Blair of Fort Wayne elected commander of the Sons of Veterans at the organization’s 10 day meeting. Officers named include senior commander Wilton Gottycheck of Terre Haute and division council members Charles Harrill Portland Frank Helms Elwood and D Miller Bloomington. National delegates include Daniel J Chapin Rockville PB Wilson Goldsmith and Ducombs South Bend. Encampment set for Valparaiso first Wednesday in June 1906. Blair, connected with the local post office, has served the group for over fifteen years and sought state command last year but was narrowly defeated.
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Tod
Sons of Veterans
J. W. Flair
Fork Wayne
Willon
Goldsmith
Ducombs
South Bend
HL. D. Milley
Port Wayne
Valparaigo
Tork Wayne
Capt
Blair
Order
Cant
James B. Whitecamp
Trial dates loom as bank president faces action
A legal case involving a bank president pending appeal has not yet been set for hearing. The Savings Bank and Trust Company, of which he was president, faced a ruling and his attorneys obtained a day of execution to appear at the circuit court for further proceedings.
Ohio bank wreckers gets his sentence
Lima Ohio July 7 William W Leighton convicted of forgery in connection with the wrecking of the Lima bank was sentenced today in the common pleas court.
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Ohio Bank Wreckers
LIMA
Juho 7
William W. Leighton
Kodak Rentals Drive Vacation Style at Beck Jeweler
Local ad promotes Kodak film and camera rentals for trips. L M Beck, Jeweler at 911 Calloun Street, advertises daily rental rates and emphasizes keeping Kodak gear on the journey.
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Kodaks
L. M. Beck, Jeweler
Caltoun Street
Out of Door Theatrics at Hamilton Park Recreation
Ben Greet's English players present As You Like It and A Midsummer Night's Dream at Hamilton Park. A temporary oak stage canopy and forest lighting will provide a forest glade effect. Reserved seats go on sale at Woodworth's drug store on Wednesday June 44 with reduced prices and child admission.
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Ben Greet
Hamilton
Woodworth’s Drug Store
Hit
Fort Wayne exhibit features duckling window scene
A Fort Wayne display at the Madelisford Wayne exhibition shows a window scene with a mother duck and four ducklings in a pond setup. A cardboard rear sign reads Made In Fort Wayne, drawing on local amusement as foster children and palm fancies are noted in the background.
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Madelisford Wayne
Te Whi Penit House
Fort Wayne
Tyhe Alkhs
Foster
Degree of Honor Lodge Elects Officers
Degree of Honor Lodge elects officers Tuesday night naming Mrs C L Heap chief of honor Mrs Gertruda Lebman Lady of honor Mrs John Forstman chief of ceremonies Mrs Martha Hood outer watch Mrs Harriet Miheth medical examiner Dr Warriet Miheth captain deskt team and notes best cakes from a bakery in Journal Gazette context.
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Nish
C. L. Heap
Gertruda Lebman
John
Tforstman
Martha Hood
Warriet
Mi Heth
En's Bakery
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Calhoun St
Fairfield Avenue
Northern
Ndiana Baptists Elect
W. H. Jones
Ham
Erator
John DR
Rocke
Feller
The
Foutaning
Aren F. Detear
Wows
Cobert J. Preston
M. Jeskson
Fred H. Eme
Mary J
O'Rourke
Owen Edgarvier
Mabel
Mavis
Louise Bu
Scher
Ers Bakery
Chautauqua
Elkhart
Wayne Dry Goods Co
E. H, Rolf Goal and Supply Co
BENJA
Wade
Gila
Degree OF Honor Lodge
Journal-Gazette
Ben Schlesinger
Ladies’ Outer Garment Shop
Calhoun_ St
Fifth Ave
New York
Lot
Jane Lee
Panama
Patie
Retail Merchants’ Association
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