Penland Engaged as Meat Cutter in California
CF Penland formerly of Milford is now employed as a meat cutter in San Diego California.
08 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
1
CF Penland formerly of Milford is now employed as a meat cutter in San Diego California.
Classified items show job ads and sales notices from Elkhart Indiana. Listings include wanted domestic help at Dr Kaufman and two first class stokers at the gas plant with good wages. also sales of wagon chickens a sewing machine and a 18 hp steam tractor. Public auction planned for Edward H Wallace farm near Goshen on June 14 at 2 pm.
Dr C O Dobson relocates to room 20 Hawks Gortner Bidg. 121 Aster plants offered at 213 South 10th Street priced 15¢ per dozen. Also 21 children's white slippers 79c and 98e at Corner Shoe Store.
The Si mon Essig family held its 22nd annual reunion Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clayton Struble southeast of Goshen with 125 attendees. Officers elected for two years include President Frank Essig Vice President T L Conrad and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Clayton Struble. The oldest member was Polly Neff aged 89. Trains Passed Through Goshen Last Night. Three train loads of troops passed through Goshen en route from New York to spruce woods in the northwest. Stephen Evans in Millersburg Barber Shop Suffered Stroke. Condition Improved.
Harold R. Myers and Mise Elsie Bardo wed in Rome City with Rev Daily officiating. The couple will live on the Myers farm near South Milford. Also announced are engagements and marriages including Miss Wagner and Capt Hugo Allendorf, Miss Klingler with Talmadge Martin, Miss Mildred Cooper with Arthur Dillon, and L. Arthur Van Metre with Elizabeth Smith.
Marriage licenses issued for Robert Walter Soderberg of Chicago and Marjorie Stoffiet of South Bend. Red Cross seeks volunteers to knit 1500 socks 400 sweaters 100 wristlets by September 1 contingent on yarn from headquarters. Call Red Cross office afternoons or contact Mrs Dewey and Mrs Sam Burestein. Mrs 8 F Spohn, Chairman.
The Red Cross requests donations of sturdy materials such as full wool clothing and coats to make French Foot slippers for trench use. Donors should send items washed to the work rooms at the court house. In South Bend and Mishawaka police dispute credit for arrest of Peter Tomasoff, who murdered two Mishawaka women, with locals from Lakeville making the arrest.
John Spencer, a teamster for Hoffman Construction Co, was severely shocked yesterday afternoon when a traction wire fell near Springbrook park. One horse died from electrocution and another was badly burned. The damaged gear included a 6 volt 80 amp battery, three 32 by 34 inner tubes, two electric signal horns, and a Model 81 Overland. Auto Clearing House contact listed as 245.
The United States Fuel Administration trusts no requests will be made next winter for coal that could have been stored this summer and fall. Applies to domestic consumers public utilities municipalities and schools. M A Demarest Elk Co Fuel Admin.
The mayor's partner, son of South Bend, has entered military service and is stationed at Augusta, Georgia. He serves in the 8th military unit and reports to the VA facility.
The Bristol Banner features 8. W. Pease with the headline Bristol's Isaac Walton. He caught two big pickerel in a notable local fishing report.
Frank H. Meyer, 3, of Fort Wayne, a retired merchant, is held on a 10000 bond as an alien enemy for failing to register. Bond signed by Frank D. Stanmacker of Indianapolis and Henry F. Meyer of Fort Wayne, the defendant’s son. Henry Cripe buys half interest in a meat market to open June 15 by Al Ganger in the Mitchell building, North Main street.
The South Shore traction line connecting South Bend and Chicago will be upgraded with bond funding. The project aims to modernize tracks and services, with financing arranged through new bond issuance.
Concrete paving continues on Starber Road from Leesburg in Kosciusko County. Local crews work to improve the connecting route with new surface, enhancing traffic flow and durability for the rural corridor.
Rev. A. J. Ubank resigns as pastor of Emmanuel Baptist church in Mishawaka. Tomorrow is looked to with pleasure by Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Neldig for the visit of their grandchild Egbert Nel ig from West Liberty, with Miss Virginia Davis. Benjamin F. Hoffman 62 a traveling salesman died at Lafayette of diabetes leaving wife and three children. Women's parent and kid dress slip pers priced 1.06 and 2.96 at Corner Shoe Store.
The Samuel 8 Wisler family near Nappanee has formed a War Savings Stamp Society to promote thrift and savings among local residents and raise awareness of war bond programs.
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