Tragic Font Yet Another Fire and Court News Summary
A tramp Franklin Armbaerts died from severe burns after his clothes caught fire at a tire kiln and paramedics failed to save him. The wartime veteran from Garrett reportedly faced family estrangement and claimed to seek pension evidence. County real estate values and livestock prices were set, with inspectors to determine true cash value. Walter McGinnis faced a contempt trial after alleged insult to Miss Della Carr. he was found guilty and fined. Accidents in Troy and Danville areas led to injuries. revival meetings at Wabash Chapel concluded with a notable church outreach surge. Acquittal occurred when Clayton Cates was found not guilty of murder in a separate Newport case.
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Franklin Armbaerts
Garrett
Peru
Pont
Qhie
Walter McGionis
Esq
Greorge Martin
Della Carr
Miss Carr
Walter
McGinnis
Clayton Cates
Cayuga
Ben Uooten
Newport
Cates
Hooten
Anl
Hoote
Local notices and community events described in a snapshot
A mix of municipal actions and social notes details a cooperative telegraph exchange plan, street work enforcement ordinance, and a surprise birthday party for Ada Nebeker with attendees from multiple local towns. Also noted are jail proceedings for a prior criminal case and upcoming school transfer ordinances affecting tuition and licensing for teachers.
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Selon
Rural telephone line connects Wabash residents to Unis city
The Glen Telephone Co builds a line linking Wabash township households. Members John Rhodes Franklin Rhodes Charles Ramser Cal Phebus Albert Shaw Charlee Marratt Frank Marratt and Henry Ramser gain home phones. Southern terminus is Cal Phebus residence. The project expands rural communications and will be followed by more lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Township
John Rhodes
Franklin Rhodes
Charles Ramser
Cal. Phebus
Albert Shaw
Charlee Marratt
Frank Marratt
Henry Ramser
Unis City
Electric railway project eyed in northern Louisiana counties
A Valparaiso meeting notes a plan by the Michigan Peninsular and Southern Railway to build an electric line through northern Louisiana. The venture aims to connect Plymouth and other counties, with prospects of regional growth and transportation improvement highlighted by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Michigom
Pnnchaia & So
Lewis Railway Company
Belvoid
Plymouth
Luesday
Liotiana
Easter Bazaar Draws Crowds Despite Cold Weather
The Leader reports the M E church bazaar held Tuesday and Wednesday was a success with most items selling well and meals praised. County clerk Sclvesser issued marriage licenses for Frederick Ricketts to Marty Gauge kin Euphrate Baker to Sarah M. Duck worth Semiah W. Vines to Celia C. Grifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Sclvesser
Frederick Ricketts
Marty Gaugekin
Euphrate Baker
Sarah M. Duckworth
Semiah W. Vines
Celia C. Grifith
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Charles Poster
Miles
Ada Wallace
Foster
Joby Lyons
Patton
Abe
Theatty
Aoman
Grit
Crem Strentar
Gleason
Danville News
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Caldwell
Filiness Street
Douglas Park
Wabash Chapel
Phorsevy
Jehanna
Albert
Tlegg
Loeb’s
Winfield Wilson
Logansport
Tom Reed
Rion
Henry Tao
Henry
Linhoy Coc
Loeb's
O “Jade
Seago
L. Leon Patton
Republican
Phonographic Magazine
March
Warren Circuit Court
Twenty-first Judicial Circuit
Indiana
Williamsport
Warren County
Ehau
Ure
Peet
Antals
Shambaud
Eshrlitars
Desman Teanee
Wwe
Hocadan
Mr. Patton
Ida M. Pearson
Ala C. Patton
Isis
Fowler
Benton County
Grisses
Prosecnior
Elmore Baree
Lyman Baree
Baree
Anne
Kymind Barce
Will County
Eiude
Onion Town
Hip
Elmore
Aise
His & Rs
Elmore Barce
Eid
Newtown Telephone Company
Newtown
Arter
Sauipe
Tndevasiailtit
Mehott Tiuetler
Ada Nebeker
Fuast Blidas
Macete
Ada
Nave Davidson
Rita Durmap
Ralph Sullivan
Anapper Pilsland
Ross DeHaven Crystal Fentex
This County
Trrace Beckwith
Danville
Smith
James Santh
Allen Cariisto
Wiallfiimsport
Sears
Curtis
Tad Cee
Jaiho Smidh
Jobe Brown
Wits Browebl
Ladies Mustia
the Glen Telephone Co
The
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