Northern Indiana Baptists Elect Leaders at Meeting
Northern Indiana Baptist association reports increased attendance with fourteen cities represented. J W Fredenburg of Elkhart elected temporary moderator and H Barr Waggoner of Indiana Harbor chosen temporary clerk. Key speakers included Foo Miler on church finances and Rev R M Van Doren on two higher evangelism. Financials show expenses of sixteen point eight thousand this year and seventeen point five six nine thousand last year.
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South Bend
Ind
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
J. W. Fredenburg
Elkhart
H. Barr Waggoner
Indiana
Tiarbor
Foo. Miler
Peru
W. H. Jones
Hammond
George FE. Wade
Valparaiso
P. Clossey
Kingsbury
J V W. Dorkind
Laporte
W. D. Spere
J. M. Reese
Mishawaka
R. %. van Doren
Chicago
L. G. Clark
Helena, Mont
General
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Licenses to Wed Listed for Several Individuals
A notice lists marriage licenses issued for Paul F Detser 27 Emma C Kratzsch 24 Robert I Preston 33 Maul M Jickson 26 Fred Hume 24 Mary Loretta O Rourke 25 Owen Edgar Pierson 27 Mabel Cc Davis 27 Harry E May 36 Louise Ed sall 35 The bakery claim Scher ers bakery is known for the best cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Detser
Emma C. Kratzsch
Robert I. Preston
Maul M. Jickson
Fred Hume
Mary Loretta O'Rourke
Owen Edgar Pierson
Mabel Cc. Davis
Harry E. May
Louise Edsall
Church People Protest Chautauqua Plans in Elkhart
In Elkhart Indiana on June 7 active preparations are underway for the St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua to be staged in a park adjoining the city. Organizers and local church members clash over venue plans as scheduling and program details loom large.
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Elkhart
Ind
St. Joseph Valley
Park Chautauqua and Sunday Use Sparks Local Protest
The St Joseph river banks host late August to early September events as Highland Park Amusement Co opens in the park but sublets to Chautauqua. Church leaders protest Sunday desecration and seek a meeting with Chautauqua directors to clarify responsibility. Oswald Blumm and D S Suffer were arrested for Sunday merry go round work, with Sgt Whiteman leading the case. Thousands of women switch from yellow soap to Easy Task Soap for better laundry results.
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St. Joseph
Highland Park Amusement Company
Amusement Company
Chautauqua
Oswald Blumm
D. S. Suffer
Whiteman
Silvers
Wayne Dry Goods Suit Sale At Fairfield Avenue Yard
During the suit sale at Wayne Dry Goods Co. office and yards on Fairfield avenue and Wabash R. R. phone 6098.
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Wayne Dry Goods Co
Fairfield Avenue
Wabash R. R
Auto Law Tested Here as Meyer Refuses Stop
An affidavit filed in Justice B W Skelton's court advances a test of the new state automobile law. Benjamin F P Pettit charges Harry W Meyer of Meyer Cycle Co with refusing to stop for a signal on a public highway on June 2. Pettit, a farmer on the New Haven road, says a colt was nearby and Mr Meyer drove on past the signal with no damage occurring.
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Court of Justice
B. W. Skelton
Benjamin FP. Pettit
New Haven Road
Harry W. Meyer
Meyer Cycle Company
Underwood
Pettit
Meyer
New Haven
Mr. Pettit
Trial attracts interest from farmers and drivers of horses
The case draws considerable attention from autists and farmers and drivers of horses, with public concern about safety. The trial has not yet been set for hearing.
Blair elected president of Indiana Sons of Veterans
CAPT BLAIR OF ROCKVILLE elected president of the Indiana division Sons of Veterans at Rockville. Officers named include T W Blair commander, William Gottscheck senior vice commander, Edgar Feague Rockville junior vice commander, division council Charles Harall Frank Helms E O Miller, and national delegates Chapin Watson Goldsmith Ducomb. Next state encampment at Valparaiso in June 1906. Blair noted for long service and prior candidacy for state commander.
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Rockville Ind
Sons of Veterans
T. W. Blair
Fort Wayne
William Gottscheck
Terre Haute
Edgar Feague
Rockville
Charles Harall
Portland
Frank Helms
Elwood
E. O. Miller
Bloomington
Daniel J. Chapin
Fleb
Watson
Goldsmith
R. S. Ducomb
South Bend
H. D. Miller
Valparaiso
Ohio bank wrecker gets his sentence
Lima Ohio June 7 William W Leighton convicted of forgery tied to the Lima bank wrecking case is sentenced. Leighton faces punishment for the fraudulent acts connected with the bank incident in Lima Ohio.
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Ohio Bank
Lima, O
William W. Leighton
Lima
Out-of-doors Theatricals by Ben Greet at Hamilton Place
Ben Greet's English Woodland players present As You Like It and A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Hamilton homestead on Monday June 19 with reserved seats for over 1,000. A stage built around an oak will rise four and a half feet, covered with grass and trimmed with boughs to resemble a forest glade. Two calcium lights will illuminate nightly scenes. Reserved seats go on sale June 14 at Woodworth's drug store with reduced prices. children admitted at half price.
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Ben Greet
Woodland Players
Hamilton Homestead
Woodworth’s Drug Store
President of Savings Bank Sentenced to Three Years
The bank president was sentenced by Judge Mathers to three years in the Ohio penitentiary. He posted bond and his lawyers obtained a stay of execution pending an appeal to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Capt Blair
James B. Whitecamp
Kodak Rentals Claim Vacation Snaps On A Budget
L. M. Beck, jeweler at 911 Calhoun Street advertises Kodak film and rental kodaks for ten cents a day. The notice urges travelers to capture trips and bring home memories with the Kodak brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Kodaks
L. M. Beck
Jeweler
Calhoun Street
Made in Fort Wayne Exhibit Opens With Duckling Display
A Fort Wayne exhibit shows a mother hen with a dozen ducklings in a north window at the White Fruit house. A pond scene and a “Made in Fort Wayne” sign draw passersby as James Whie presents his poultry display.
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Fort Wayne
White Fruit House
James Whie
Degree of Honor Lodge Elects Officers
Degree of Honor lodge No 29 elected officers Tuesday night with Mrs C L Hepp as Chief of honor Mrs Gertrude Schumann as Lady of honor Mrs John B Horstman as Chief of ceremonies Miss Moering as Lady usher Mrs Sadie Skelton as Inside watch Mrs Martha Hood as Outside watch Dr Harriet Madbeth as Medical examiner and Mrs S D Meksheimer as Captain drill team The Journal Gazette Want Ads promote results.
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Degree of Honor Lodge
C. L. Hepp
Gertrude Schuman
John B. Horstman
Miss Moering
Sadie Skelton
Martha Hood
Harriet Mad,beth
S. D. Meksheimer
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Calhoun St
Saket
Northern Indiana Baptists
Ham
Erator
Indorsing
Jon B. Roske
Feller
Couraging
Rocky Mountains
Wheeler
John D. Rockefeller
Great Baptist Brotherhood
Rockefeller
Albert Oste
State Missions
Mr. Parker
Ningsbury
Scherers Bakery
E. H. Rolf Coal and Supply CO
BENJA
Capt. Blair
Holuster
Scherer’s
Ss Journal-Gazette
Ben Schlesinger
Ladies’ Outer Garment Shop
OLR
Heil, Gross & Werner
Fifth Ave
New York
Seti
Panama
Sune
Who
Sele
Retail Merchants’ Association
Jewsepa Perrnlalye
Frchlye
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