State Meeting of Daughters of Liberty at Bluffton
The eighteenth State meeting of the Daughters of Liberty began in Bluffton with about one hundred delegates at the hall of the Order of United Medians. Hon. A. Hamilton spoke for Mayor Frank Smith and praised the order while George W. McFarland of Trenton, NJ, outlined its mission in education, immigration limits, and patriotism. State officers were listed and twenty seven initiates. Afternoon sessions nominated officers after a noon meal at the Premor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Jon
Tae
Daughters At Liberty
Order of United Medianes
Daughters of Liberty
Grand Lodge
Wecome
A. Hamilton
Bluffron
Prank
Smith
Hamilton
Order
George W. McFarland
Trenton
X. J
Millie Davis
Hammon
Stella Darin
Muncie
Mary ‘Hayes
Whiting
Mattie Burdge
Hammond
Carnell
Myrtle Hurd
Elwood
Clara
Moss
Whgood
Madge Wall
Logansport
Cora Day
Jeanette LaFever
Grare White
Liquid Beautifier Ad by Daytan Drug Co Dayton Ohio
A vintage advertisement promotes Liquid Beautifier promising a youthful bright complexion. It claims long use by refined ladies, a velvety softness, and preservation of the skin with proper sponge application. Available by mail from Daytan Drug Co Dayton Ohio for 260 price.
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OFERA
Daytan Drug Co
Dayton
Ohio
Car Driven by Chauffeur Plunges Into Swamp at Elkhart
An air automobile owned by W. B. Mossman of Mossman-Yarnelle, driven by chauffeur William Watson, plunged down a 34 embankment into a swamp near Elkhart at 11 last night. Watson and a companion escaped by jumping clear. the car, manufactured at the Pratt factory in Mishaw, was found damaged but upright. Watson returned to the factory for overhaul, and officials confirmed his identity by telephone.
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Air
W. B. Mossman
Mossman-Yarnelle Company
William Watson
Nelson Stleer
Elkhart
Watson
Pratt
Wikhary
Elithare
City News Highlights Local Arrivals and Health Updates
Henry C Welkenburg plans a Europe trip soon. Ada resident Mrs Judge Laurence recovered after surgery at Hope hospital. T Hostetler W D Knewbot tom and Jap Wilson from Lagrange checked in at the Anthony. A L Brown of Mitford stays at the Randall. A Tonkel daughter has scarlet fever at home nine miles from the city on the St Joe road. Charles Christman, once of Falustine Illinois, visited between trains. he is a telegraph operator now living in South Whitley Indiana.
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Henry C. Welkenburg
Europe
Judge" Laurence
Ada
Hope Hospital
T. Hostetler
W. D. Knewbottom
Jap Wilson
Lagrange
Anthony
A. L. Brown
Mitford
Randall
Joseph Tonkel
St. Joe J Road
Charles Christman
Falustine
South Whitley
Ind
Local notices and society items from Van Wert News
A bulletin from Van Wert lists visits and travels of residents, noting calls to Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids, Toledo, and Detroit area relatives. It mentions a group picnic on North Jefferson Street and several residents returning home from visits. An advertisement promotes Dr. Wing's New Life Pills as a safe laxative for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing
Sreler Drug Co
Grier Place Additions Sold Near East Pontiac
The old Grier Homestead on East Pontiac Street between Smith and Oliver acres, purchased for nearly 20000 dollars by Anthony Realty, becomes Grier Place Additions. Twenty six lots face Oliver and Smith. Sidewalks, water, gas, and a rear academy are planned. W Dowd to manage sale with ten day period starting Saturday, monthly installment plan offered.
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Grier
Pontiac Street
Smith and
Oliver Streets
Anthony Realty Company
Oliver Street
Smith Street
Cenera
W. &. Dowd
Wedding Rings in 14 and 18 K Gold at This Store
The store offers wedding rings in narrow and wide bands in 14 and 18 karat gold. The article notes groom gifts to the bride and groomsmen are easily solved at this shop.
Indiana Briefs Roundup of Tragedies and Trials
Reports from Crawfordsville and nearby towns note the death of 94 year old Mrs. Ann Sprahan at Cherry Grove. Marie Diemme Damminick placed on trial for murder with a butcher knife claiming defense of her daughter. A Monroe County grand jury indicts Will Williams for first degree murder in the Fielder case. Mrs Minnie Toison dies after a fall. An unidentified man drowns in the Indiana Union Traction Bridge area. Miss Melville Zimmerman in Crawfordsville remains unconscious after 48 hours, physicians unable to rouse her.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Ann Sprahan
Montgomery County
Cherry Grove
Here
Bend
Ralph Tutell
Marie Dieme Damminick
Tuteli
Bloomington
Will Williams
BE. Fielder
Monroe County
Grand Jury
Martinsville
Bedford
Minnie Toinson
Peru, and
Indiana Union
Crawfordsville, Inc
Melville Zimmerman
Trust Companies Close Saturdays Summer 1913
Notice from Citizens Trust Company German American Trust Company Peoples Trust Savings Tri State Loan and Trust Fort Wayne Clearing House Association announcing closing places of business at 3 p.m. on Saturdays in June July and August 1913. Agreement filed June 2 1913 signed by E W Cook H W Lepper P J McDonald C A Wilding Paul F Kuhne.
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Citizens Trust Company
E. W. Cook
German-American Trust Company
H. W. Lepper
Peoples Trust & Savings Company
P. J. McDonald
Tri-State Loan and Trust. Company
C. A. Wilding
Fort Wayne Clearing House Association
Paul F. Kuhne
Cancer Claims Warsaw Woman After Two-Year Battle
Mrs. J. M. Perry, 61, of Warsaw Indiana and formerly of Washington township, died Wednesday morning after a long battle with cancer. She moved to Warsaw from Pierceton three years ago with her husband D. Perry. Survived by D. Perry, sister Mrs. Mary McCloughan of Kansas City, and brothers D. J. Smith of Corydon, John and K. Smith of Kokoska county. Funeral services Friday at home and in Perriston Presbyterian church with burial in Ryerson cemetery at Perriston.
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Warsaw
Ind
J. M. Perry
East Market Street
Washington’ Township
Pierceton
Ann
D. Perry
Itis City
Mary McCloughan
Kansas City
Rosca Woman Dies After Five Weeks of Illness Near Market
Mrs Clare Williams aged 35 died Tuesday evening at her home near Market after a five weeks illness from debt bills. She was daughter of her Van Doran and survived by her husband and one son. The brief notice lists her father and family.
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Warsaw
Tnd
Clare
Willams
Weed
Barket
Gare Bills
van Doran
Warsaw News Briefs From Warsaw Indiana
Mrs George Wanner of South Bend is missing with her mother Mrs William Cragan. Mrs B W Anglin of Kina Green was a Warsaw visitor Tuesday. Catherine Smiley has gone to Fort Wayne for a few days with friends. Charlie A Rigdon attends. Mr and Mrs Howard Davis returned to Chicago after visiting Warsaw. Mrs J H Brubaker returned from a visit with friends. In Fort Wayne, Mr and Mrs Clara Lantz and daughter have been guests of Mr and Mrs J J Lantz. Mrs S Whiteleather spent Tuesday in Goshen. Mr and Mrs Howard Thompson and Miss June Wylie of Hare Sete were guests of Mr and Mrs W R Thomas. Ard L Wood visiting Warsaw has returned to Peru. Rev J A Warmer and daughter of Burket were Warsaw visitors Tuesday.
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Wam Wert
L. F. Marlet
West Main’ Street
Fort Wayne
I. F. Stevengos Jert
Grand Rapids
Aneh
Edson Crites
Gam Diego
Cal
Gilbert McClure
A. ¥. Longwecter
George E. Wilson
Toledo
Albert German
Chattanooga
George German
G. H. Priddy
Convoy
John Freeman
Pleasant Alls
Ind
Schumm
North
Jefferson Street
Misa Adelma DeLisla
Clan Cinnadl
J. G. Kiel
Hudson
Mich
P. L. Johnson
Columbus
Nir
RL. Stamm
This Ciy
Elizabeth Atkinson
Lina
Hita Stamp
Ineg Terry
T i
Warsaw
George Wanner
South Bend
William Cragan
B. W. Anglin
Kina Green
Catherine Smiley
Charlies A. Rigdon
The
Eagles
Indianapolis
Howard Davis
Chicago
JH. Brubaker
Clara Lantz
J. J. Lantz
S. Whiteleather
Goshen
Howard Thompson
June Wylie
Hare Sete
W. R. Thomas
Ard. L. Wood
Peru
J. A. Warmer
Era
Burket
Taken to Reformatory in Jeffersonville for copper theft
Sheriffs detachment took James Alford to Jeffersonville reformatory after he and two others were found guilty of stealing copper from a soda fountain. Alford, due to age, is sent to the reformatory while the others await prison at Michigan City. Also an advertisement promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a guaranteed cure with testimonials.
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Warsaw
Ind
Charles A. Kintzel
Teffersonville
James Alford
Reformatory
Alford
Michigan City
Hobson
Eveland
Bath, Jr
Stork Reports Ten Births In Warsaw May Month
In Warsaw Indiana city health officer reports May births total ten among 1 death. Newborns listed include Mildred Tucile Fowley Zelma Mae Banning Marjorie Lucile Bolinger Ruth Nancy Hughd Hather Blinor Mary Margaret Bolinger Anna Catherine Dob bing Mabel Evans Dorothy Louise Coplen plus a June 2 son born to Mr. John Le Hew of West Center Street.
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Warsaw
Ind
Mildred Tucile
Harry Fowley
Zelma Mae
Chester Banning
Marjorie Lucile
Chester Bolinger
Ruth Nancy
Carl Hughd
Hather Blinor
Clement Stover
Mary Margaret
Frank Klopenstein
Anna Catherine
Henry Dobbing
Mabel
Frank Evans
Dorothy
Louise
WW. F. Coplen
John le Hew
West Center Street
Warsaw marksmen score first perfect at range
Warsaw Indiana June 4 reports C A Boyer scored the first perfect 25 target mark made Tuesday afternoon at the Warsaw Gun Club range. Two other local shooters scored 23 and 22 as the event drew in-state competitors.
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Warsaw
Ind
McOra
C. A. Boyer
Avery
Charles A. Douglas
Sleo Ymads
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van Wert
Dr. Moreland
E. W. Moreland
West Wayne Street
James Smart
Calhoun ST. mi
Indiana
Ises
Rosca
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Sart
Schaitner
Warsaw News
International Harvester CO. OF America
Columbia St. Fort. Wayne
STORK
Foley
J. F. Wallich
Bartlett
Buelndha
D.& N. Pharmacy
Wife
Jack
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