Mortuary Notices From Elkhart Area
Henry Stickler of Elkhart died at his home after a prolonged illness. Autopsy identified cancer of the liver as the cause. Survived by wife Sarah J. Shorb and several children. funeral Tuesday at 7:30 am with viewing tonight. Burial near the South Whitley homestead. Also, Mrs. Sarah A. Wert of Elkhart died after long illness. funeral Tuesday at 1:30 pm and church service at Trinity Methodist at 2:30 pm. viewing at home before leaving. Perry Sulser, farmer near Syracuse, found dead in bed last Friday. survived by wife and two children. funeral Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church in Osceola. burial at Prairie Street cemetery. Dorothy Pearline Dodge, six months, died at 8 pm Sunday. parents H P and Amanda Dodge of Bango Township. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stickler
Elkhart
Crawford Street
Mr. Stickler
Stark County
Ohio
South Whitley
Ind
Sarah J. Shorb
Huntington
John M. Brubaker
Bristol
Aaron Stickler
Andrey T. Stickler
C. W. Cornelius
Willard Stickler
Edward E. Stickler
South Bend
Catherine Phillips
George W. Stickler
Markle
Amos Stickler
Manton
Mich
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Whitley Homestead
Stickler
Sarah A. Wert
William H. Wert
Morton Avenue
Indiana
Edna Wert
John A. Pletcher
G. W. Frederick
B. A. Frank
John Wert
Millersburg
J. C. Hoover
Joseph Hoover
Samuel Hoover
Seattle
Wash
D. E. Hoover
Kansas
Trinity Methodist Church
F. T. Simpson
J. H. Brush
Perry Sulser
Syracuse
Alice Hentz
Adelbert Sulser
Lake Shore
Dorothy Pearline Dodge
H. P
Amanda Dodge
Bango Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Turner
Osceola
Ingppe Prairie Street Cemetery
Wheat Corn Oats and Butter Prices From The Elkhart Review
The Elkhart Review lists grain prices including wheat corn oats and butter plus a note on subscription rates. It advertises mailing the Review to any address for ten cents per week and offers to follow readers on vacation.
Local Brevities and Regional Notes From Elkhart Area
Fifty eight Elkhartons joined a Sunday excursion to Benton Harbor while fourteen went to Indianapolis. Clinton Illinois circuit court denied a new trial in the Col Thomas Snmell will case, appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court after the last jury broke the will. Dr J C Fleming sold an old car and bought two new Bird Sykes Chicago vehicles, one four-cylinder runabout and another five-cylinder touring car. Two Pennsylvania motorcyclists en route to the Pacific coast stopped for minor repairs at Reich blacksmith shop. L L B Stultz near James Henderson farm reported a would be thief who jumped into his wagon. Stultz warns of drastic action to prevent raids. Residents on Second Street discuss circulating a petition to have the board of public works resurfaced the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Thomas Smnell
Supreme Court
J. C. Fleming
Bird(Bernard) Sykes
Pennsylvania
Pacific ‘Coast
Reich Blacksmith Shop
L. L. B. Stultz
James Henderson
Stultz
Mr.Stultz
Mr. Stultz
Local Injuries Reported From Saturday Work Incidents
Homer Hetrick of Miles Medical Co. injured while playing ball at Simon ton lake and taken to Elkhart by a physician’s car. Crothers struck on the head by a heavy nut. Stiffings jams finger. Glazzo nearly severed pigers. Dyer’s nine year old son fractures an arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hetrick
Miles Medical Co
Simonton Lake
Elkhart
Hetrick
E. T. Stiffings
Lake Shore
Emory Glazzo
Frank Dyer
Tammanyites to Pass Through on July 3 Special Trains
The New York Central will run two or three of five special trains to Denver, departing New York July 3 and likely arriving here Saturday night or Sunday forenoon. Lake Shore lines will carry the elite of Tammany, with Pennsylvania and Erie lines also providing specials for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
New York
Denver
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
Erie
Big Catch at Klinger Lake Report Highlights Local Fishing
The season at Klinger Lake yields a record pickerel of eight and a half pounds and thirty seven inches. Frank Burhans and Charles Mowery also bag several fine bass while Ex Mayor H B Sykes fails to reel in his bragged catch. Elkheart begins patronage grows as the Klinger Lake special proves popular with 40 to 50 visitors from Elkheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klinger Lake
Klinger
Camp Contento
Burhans
Frank Burhans
Charles Mowery
Charles Mower
Anniversary event features Maj. Pembleton drum display
The program celebrated an anniversary of American sentiment with readings and vocal performances by Migs Zoa Hay, Mrs. Ora Surls, Mrs. W. B. Hile, and Mrs. B. A. Baker. Maj. M. L. Pembleton of York, Nebraska, entertained as a one man drum corps, sharing Civil War memories and a tale of a deserter who later played the same bass drum in a Union regiment. He serves as chief drum major of the civil war musicians association and promotes drum corps at veterans events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Zoa Hay
Ora Surls
W. B. Hile
B. A. Baker
A. J. Baumgartner
Kayte Boyd Schwin
M. L. Pembleton
York, Neb
Buy
Pennsylvania
Lucy Kauffman
South Main Street
Mas. Pembleton
Maj
Pembleton
Lousiana Tigers
Civil War Musicians’ Association
Police Notes On Locals Include Thieves Quarrel and Lost Coat
Police responded to two loiterers near Second and Marion who claimed to watch for a wife. An on street quarrel promptmed a State and Prairie call. Commitments were made for Curtis Tallerday and Vincent Winger, twine thieves. A girl’s wandered daughter was returned to her parents on Lexington Avenue. The dog in a prior scare was owned by R A Egan. Two unlocked businesses were found Saturday night and owners informed. Harry Gulmyer reported a coat theft Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Tallerday
Vincent Winger
Bert Yost
Lexington Avenue
R. A. Egan
Frances Green
Harry Gulmyer
The Alton Flyer Driver Theodore Hamilton’s Death Toll
Theodore Hamilton of Alton has killed twenty two men over eleven years while driving at high speed. He says they died due to bad luck in getting in his way. Hamilton ran the Alton Flyer to St. Louis and set a running record on the Big Four railroad as a top engineer amid his death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hamilton
Alton
Mr. Hamilton
St. Louis
Record pigeon race breaks U S distance speed mark
Seventy homing pigeons from the Washington D C Federation of Pigeon Fanciers started from Nappanee Ind for Washington. A pigeon in the race set a new U S record by flying 508 miles in 693 minutes at a pace of 1284 yards per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federation of Pigeon Fanciers
Nappanee
Ind
Washington
United States
Miss Hallie Nusbaum Ill in Goshen Visit
Miss Hallie Nusbaum fell ill Saturday night during a Goshen visit with Miss Florence Ziesel. Though much improved, she remains confined to bed and will stay away from home for several days. Her sister Mrs. Charles Holman went to care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Nusbaum
Goshen
Florence Ziesel
Charles Holman
Local Social Events Highlight Mishawaka Reunion
A Foundry avenue gathering welcomed Misses Esther and Ethel Young with music games and refreshments. Guests included Clara Rodawalt Mattie Droegmiller Wanda der Martha Raatz Hattie Kobernick Emma Kobernick and others plus Joe Plank Roy Coons Ernest Snellenberger Arthur Ives Earl Coons Michael Smaltz and Ed Nichols. The seventh annual John Laidlaw descendants reunion drew over 100 attendees on the island, surpassing last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Ethel Young
Foundry Avenue
Clara Rodawalt
Mattie Droegmiller
Wanda der
Martha Raatz
Hattie Kobernick
Emma Kobernick
Joe Plank
Roy Coons
Ernest Snellenberger
Arthur Ives
Earl Coons
Michael Smaltz
Nichols
John Laidlaw
Mishawaka
Last Satuday
Local baseball action at driving park and nearby games
A small crowd saw Michigan City Grays fall to locals at the driving park 4 to 0 as late scoring by the visitors faded. Other notes include Zanesville beating South Bend 6 to 5, Alberts of South Bend homer risk, and Mishawaka teams hosting games with several pitchers and batters named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City Grays
Driving Park
Wilson
Kollinger
Rowley
N. Beck
Michigan City
Eller
Dolan
Miller
Bard
Elkhart
South Bend
Zanesville
Springbrook Park
Alberts
Foy
Herman Long
George Cuppy
Mr. Cuppy
Eugene Bauerlin
Leo Society
Mishawaka
East Second Street
Dayton
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Deltas
Riverside
Fetterly
Gary
Krienke
Caiger
Clement
Ramblers
Battery
Huntington
Farrington
Talbot seeks renomination amid open probe letter
Neighborhood notes outline Prosecuting Attorney Joseph E Talbot of South Bend requesting the special committee of lawyers to hasten its inquiry into charges against him. Talbot aims to clear his name or defend against any findings. The committee was formed in April. In other news the Lima Ohio chorus won a $500 prize at Winona choral contest defeating South Bend Chicago and Van Wert Odessa clubs with Elgar and Handel selections. Four mice inhabit interurban car No 53, becoming tame enough to take food from hands, prompting potential eviction. Indiana Pharmaceutical Association delegates, unsatisfied with Lake Wawasee rates, adjourned their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Talbot
South Bend
Charles Holier
Talbot
Lima
Ohio
South Bend Choral Club
Chicago
van Wert-Vanadosia Club
Elgar
Handel
Lake Wawasee
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Card of Thanks from Burrows Family
The undersigned express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help sympathy and flowers after their bereavement Mrs H L Burrows and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Burrows
The Cynical Critic
A moral exhortation against fault finding. It argues critics are often failed individuals, filled with spleen, who alienate others and gain no real friendship. Endorses minding one’s own concerns and avoiding unnecessary critique.
Property Transfers Record from Ellshart and Goshen Areas
Deeds recount several land transfers including Herbert Bucklen to Susannah Struble a lot in Ellshart for 400 dollars. Maxwell to William Struble a land parcel in Osolo township for 3000 dollars. Katherine Rice to William Ferris in Osolo for 7500. Ferris to Gaylord Case in Osolo for 5000. Sadie Grubb to Mary Biddle a lot in Goshen’s West Addition for 4000. Lehman to Thomas Bidridge 20 acres in Concord for 1600. Gallagher to Horace Henry a lot and half lot in Goshen’s Latta Addition for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert FE. Bucklen
Susannah J. Struble
Ellshart
Harry R. Maxwell
William R. Struble
Osolo Township
Katherine Rice
William D. Ferris
Osolo
Gaylord H. Case
Sadie E. Grubb
Mary Biddle
Purl & Hope
Goshen
Joseph S
Sarah Lehman
Thomas O. Bidridge
Concord Township
J. S. Gallagher
Horace L. Henry
Lord Kelvin and the Cable Emergence
The Atlantic cable owed its success to Lord Kelvin then William Thomson whose calculations and experiments showed the gradual arrival of current through a long cable. His mirror galvanometer translated delicate impulses into visible Morse signals, a key breakthrough after the 1858 cable failed under strong currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kelvin
Atlantic
William Thomson
How to Fill Up Holes In Wood
Instructions describe filling cracks in wood using a paste of softened white tissue paper and glue, colored with ochers to match shade, mixed with calcined magnesia and pressed into cracks to dry smooth. The second item notes a Melbourne assault trial where many weapons were shown. jurors joked about watching the fight.
Fourth at the Driving Park Arrangements Under Way
Elkhart Driving Park prepares for next Saturday the Fourth. Five races with purses from 50 to 100 dollars. Free for all pace and trot mile heats introduce a new matinee feature. Entries from South Bend Mishawaka La Porte Elkhart and Michigan. Goshen not represented. Baseball game and band concert set. rain improved track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Park
Elkhart Driving Park
South Bend
Mishawaka
la Porte
Elkhart
Michigan
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St. Joseph Valley Bank
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Swell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
Depos
First State Bank
Norman Sage
J. Goldberg
Chas. T. Greene
Elkhart Review
Seeebes
Cieeen
Benton Harbor
Indianapolis
Second Street
Board of Public Works
Police and Criminal News
News OF the Railroads
National Educational Society
Cleveland
J. T. Carrol
Atlantic City
N. J
Clyde Southworth
Roundhouse
Oscar Shenefield
P. A. Berggrin
T-rail
John Jones
County News
News OF Sports
Neighborhood News
F. W
B. C. Godfrey
West Jackson Street
J. W. Kellogg
River Avenue
Warren Shelley
Nadel Avenue
Birchtree
Pratt
Main
Marion Streets
Melbourne
the Daily Review
Shafer & Schult
Wee
Sree
Winona
Northern Indiana Railway
Warsaw
W. D. Dalton
S. Main St
Base Ball Club
Buckeye Base Ball Club
Elkhart Club
Keeferreeeis
Ivory Patent
Burrell @ Morgan
Deffler’s Millinery
Pain
Timmins
Opera House
Pain’s Fire Works
Wheeler
B.c.godfrey &Sons
Paul Bros., Cor. Main and Jefferson
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