Albion and Ligonier Local News Bits and Notices
Local ads urge buying storage goods and timber sales while reporting social notes from Albion and Ligonier. Attendees include J M Cory at A E Cory’s funeral in Ligonier and Rev C S Bream at a missionary convention in Auburn. A NY unemployment figure is cited and promissory notes invite joining the Christmas Saving Association. Also: a poetry event at Albion’s opera house and a local injury risk at Williamson meat market with possible thumb amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stellar
Williamson
Ligoniere Banner
Albion News Briefs Reflect Local Commerce and Health
Local ads promote Farmers Bank Christmas Savings Association and Metz McMeans harnesses. Stanley’s Hardware offers galvanized roofing. Stiefel Levy notes Jacob Busz as superintendent for Gunder hill work. diphtheria scarletina outbreak subsides in Coesse. lectures and college quotes featured. Two-year wet vote in Columbia City totals 554 with 398 pro license. Fourteenth Lec ture Course at opera house. Herrick Seed seeks local agents. 1886 notes report ice houses full, Felkher stroke, and a fatal train incident near Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank Christmas Savings Association
Metz & McMeans
Stanley
Columbia City
Thomas Emore Lacey
Opera House
Plans for Expanded Hatcheries in 1914 State Program
George Berg the superintendent of hatcheries and George W. Miles state that the game and fisheries department will expand hatchery operations significantly in 1914. Three hatcheries are in operation and five more are run with local fish and game associations to stock nearby waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berg
State Commissioner of Game and Fisheries
George W. Miles
Berg
State Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Ligonier Banner Under New Management
O. E. McCarver of LaPorte Ind has bought the McDonald interest and assumed control of the Ligonier Banner. Hon J. B. Stoll of South Bend who started the paper over thirty years ago will retain a share and remain active. McCarver is an experienced newspaper man and Stoll is among the oldest editors in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. McCarver
LaPorte
Ind
McDonald
Ligonier Banner
J. B. Stoll
South Bend
Banner
McCarver
Noble County
Stoll
Death of J N Harvey Pioneer Resident of Noble County
James N Harvey a veteran resident of Noble county died at his Jefferson township home on Thursday morning February 5 1914 at age 71 years 1 month 27 days following about a week of illness from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N Harvey
Noble County
Jefferson Township
Mr. Harvey
Notice to settle bills at P J Stanley’s store
P J Stanley asks customers with outstanding accounts to call and settle promptly as he has bills he wishes to clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Stanley
Adv
Obituary of W. D. Heltzel from Albion area
William D. Heltzel born near Kimmell Indiana July 12 1882 died January 16 1914 at his parents home south of Albion aged 31 years 7 months and 18 days He left a wife Nellie Addis and a daughter Ida Mae and was survived by his father Elias mother Harriett two brothers John and George a sister Mrs Jennie Stienbarger and many relatives His obsequies were at United Brethren church conducted by Rev C S Bream and interment was in Albion cemetery Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Elias Heltzel and a Methodist minister praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy available from M C Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Heltzel
Kimmell
Indiana
Elias
Harriett Heltzel
Albion
Nellie Addis
Lagrange County
Ida Mae
William
Nobber
John
George Seltzel
Jennie Stienbarger
United Brethren Church
C. 5 Bream
Elias Heltzel
Reformers and reformers years past and present
A column criticizes modern reformers as manufactured. contrasts heroic reformers with today’s money driven agitators who seek sensational exposes and new ordinances. It argues legislation harms liberty, citing authorities and noting the pattern of paternalism and social control. (TO BE CONTINUED) J. Milnes, Pres National Indoor Game Assn Downers Grove, Ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Green
Fraude
Locke
J. Milnes
Pres
National Indoor Game Assn
Downers Grove, Ill
Death of Frederick Spencer Pioneer of Wolf Like
Frederick Spencer a pioneer business man and highly esteemed Wolf Like resident died at his home last Tuesday evening after years of illness. Death due to a complication of diseases. Funeral services were held Friday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Spencer
Wolf Like
Mr Spencer
Notable County Expenditures Chronicle Haste in Public Accounts
A dense list of county disbursements records payments to clerks auditors sheriffs and superintendents with per diem allowances jail and court house supplies and various asylum and public works outlays. Notable entries include Albion town jail and court house supplies Eich balance figures for per diem and office expenses and several pub adv and bridge repairs. The roll also shows tuberculosis indigents burial costs and soldiers burial and burial-related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
tott-Fisher Co
Beck
J C Kimmel
Adair Treas
Adair Sheriff's
Leon Schmvutterback
George Cunningham
Beck Surveyor
Samuel Clelach
Kilgore
Kilgore Co
Jacob Lindsey
LL. Bowen
GM Shaffer Poor
Wayne Township
Albion Town Court House
C Rodgers
Beck Court House
Schloss Bros Court
F Mayfield
Kidd
Walter Bonham
Schloss Bros Jail
Black & Son
Eagles & Son
Albion Town
Eagles & Son Asylum
Albert
George Lindsey
Schloss Bros
Alva Santa Asy
E Haney
Ches Campbell
Albion Towne
Indiana Tuberculosis
Berbalter Bros
Chippell Furniture
McEwen
EL McEwen
Robbins
Chappell Furniture
G Thompson
Samuel Cleland
P Smith Telephones
Povser & Gappinger
Beckbridge
Chester Vanderford
Harry Hiatt
Harvey Pressler
Melissa Denny Co
Board of Charities
Eagles Court
Perry & Kaouff New Bridges
Canal plans outline feeder channel from Michigan to Churuburasco
The editor previews profiles for engineers to map a barge canal along the Churuburco route. The plan includes Blue river country north of Columbia City and builds harbors at Collins and Columbia City. The feeder starts in Michigan and travels down the canal through Noble county to Sugar Grove then to Churutasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River
Columbia City
Michigan
Noble County
Sugar Grove
Churutasco
Collins
Busco Paper
Library board terms set in town and school votes
The Circuit court judge appointed Mrs. R. S. Maloney for three years, Mrs. W. H. Menaugh for two years, and Rev. Chas. S. Bream for one year. The town board chose Mrs. R. E. Smith and W. S. Cramer for one year, while the school board selected Mrs. L. H. Wrigley and Miss Marian Eagles for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
R. S. Maloney
W. H Menaugh
Chas. S. Bream
R. E. Smith
W. S. Cramer
L. H. Wrigley
Marian Eagles
Spirella Corsets Advertises Custom Corsetiere Services
Spirella Corsets promotes fitted corsets for women with custom measures. Mrs. E. R. Suirk is named as Corsetiere. The ad mentions galvanized goods as a comparison for best fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Suirk
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Jeweler
G. C. Russell, Jr
Albion Merchant Tailor
Garrett
Kosciusko County
Milford
W.T. Green
Court House
Scranton
Hocking Valley
Stanley's
J. M Cory
A. E. Cory
Ligonier
City of
New York
Rev. C.S Bream
Auburn
George Juday
Cromwell
Isaac Cadieux
James Walton
Farmers State Bank
Coppes
Zook & Mutschler Company
Nappanee
Kenneth Clapp
Alice Clapp
Ann Arbor
Thomas Elmore Lacey
Albion Opera House
William E. McCoy
Lagrange
Sturgis Times Democrat
JouNe Buus
J. M. S. Bidg
Stiefel & Levy
Jacob Busz
Gunder Hill
Coesse
Whitley County
David Starr Jordan
Filson Young
Herrick Seed Company
Rochester
N. Y
Albion New Era
J.P. Prickett
Thomas B. Felkher
G. A
Indianapolis
S T. Ward
Wordens
C.A. Howard
Stellhorn
McMeans
Bessie Black
Danny Matthews
Thomas Weeks
West
J. N. Harvey
W. D. Heltzel
Chamberlain
James A Lewis
Malaca
Mion
M C Beck
Board of Commissioners
the Library Board
Xmas Savings Club
Albion, Ind
Excelsior
Albion Motorcycle Co
M.S. Hursey
Prop
Cherry Cheer Co, Inc
Sidney, Ohio
Albion, Indiana
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