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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1908
Page
6
Community notices report sales and lectures at local stores including Hawks Hardware Co and Judson Peasley Co. Ben Hattel vacates space for J J Crowe grocery move. News item notes Wabash school age population drop and a Josef Kelley Co move to South Bend. A new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Earl Gerber of West Goshen.
A garbled classified style notice offers male help wanted with vague responsibilities. It mentions HAPGOODS INC and Brain Brokers GLY Traction Terminal Building Indianapolis and references services offered by an agency. The text suggests sales and secretarial roles amid a broad international tone.
Numerous brief notices report residents visiting friends in Mishawaka LaPorte Elkhart and Warsaw. Names include P R Judkina B Guts Mrs Ev Starbuck Miss Avia Miller and many local couples as well as travel between Goshen Chicago Cincinnati and Mishawaka. A marriage between Samuel Alpert Cobburn and Mabel Cobburn is announced.
The Cooking Club met at the home of Miss Alice Ashley for a six o'clock dinner Saturday evening. Covers were laid for 14. Those present included the Misses Joyce Kinney Elizabeth Alder man Alce Ashley Pauline Hatch Ruth Sremm Louise Brownell and Don na Woodford and the Mesers H R Whitmer Taylor Newell Gordon Jac ques Lloyd Holdeman John Banta Robert Beck and Frank Abbott. One Miss Marguerite Miller entertained at a six o'clock dinner Saturday in honor of the Misses Irla Spohn and Pauline Paddock of Elkhart.
An 11 year old, Cornelius Adeline of East Goshen, is listed with typhoid pneumonia. The note references the name Cee and mentions Vaughan's seeds and Hawks Hardware Co. as contextual fragments.
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