Decatur Man dies on Clover Leaf train in Ind
Peter Laurent, 80, long time Decatur resident and lumber cutter for L. W. Prank, collapsed aboard a Clover Leaf train en route to Elgin after a stroke. A doctor on board pronounced him dead. Funeral set for Wednesday at St Marys church. Survived by two daughters and four sons. Fire damages roof of Ford Peoples home from chimney spark. silent alarm rule discussed.
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Decatur
Ind
Peter Laurent
Fort Wa
Etty
Laurent
L. W. Prank
Elgin
Mr. Laurent
Mr. Frank
Mills
Madison Street
St. Marys Church
Ford Peoples
Propter
John C. Stag
Rogers Optical Service Offers Unified Eye Care
Over twenty years we have built the largest retail optical patronage in the state. Our scientifically unified item provides access to a skilled eye specialist, optician, and eyeglass mechanics under one roof, making Rogers office a safe reliable place for eye exams and correct eyeglasses prescribed mounted and adjusted.
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Rogers
Nest-Building Time Let's Eat And Sleep in Pretty Rooms
Mrs Edith Nell Nichols offers frugal guidance on furnishing a dining and sleeping area with durable oak pieces and white enameled beds. She lists current prices for a five chair set, serving table, mirrors, and bedroom furnishings, emphasizing simplicity, necessity, and affordable cottage styles.
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Edith Nell Nichols
Igie
Public alarm over ribet damage and distant fires
Reports describe small fires and roof damage to a bor structure from a first public alarm linked to the ribet. Logs are expected to run about and the rooms remain undamaged. Also noted are mass protests in Winnipeg and Mayence Wiesbaden strikes over political upheavals, plus the seaplane NO-4 plan for disassembly after crossing the Atlantic.
Kendallville News Reflects Local Incidents and Visits
Kendallville Indiana June 1 A mysterious shooting in the west part of town remains unsolved after two shots fired this morning. Local residents Rev F A Lemaster and family depart for Pen u due to the death of Mrs Lemaster s sister Mrs Wm Biively who was killed in a glide crossing accident. Imperial Saxophone orchestra played at the Auburn junior senior banquet last night. Residents attended horse races in Indianapolis and Port Wayne events. Numerous visits from Fort Wayne Columbus City and Cleveland described. Weekly notes on travels, visitors and a railway workers meeting in Columbus Ohio.
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Kendallville
Ind
F. A. Lemaster
Penu
Indianapolis
George Kihm
Cleveland
Jack Parker
Columbia City
Kokomo
C. S. Pippinger
Elma Trey
Elizaeth Halland
Fort Wayne
P. Chapman
Lakin, Kannes
Charles Rheubolion
Drying Foods At Home For Winter Storage
A discussion on preserving foods for apartment dwellers by drying fruits and vegetables. Highlights that dried items store compactly, resist spoilage, and can be prepared with minimal equipment. Notes methods for sun drying in country settings and appliance-assisted drying in urban kitchens. Mentions government bulletins from the United States Department of Agriculture on home drying and provides bulletin details.
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Daniels
Navy
Walla
United States Department Aeneulure
Washington
Dcl
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