Commencement Exercises at Lagrange High School
The Lagrange high school held both afternoon and evening commencement programs with addresses by graduates. Students presented orations on themes such as energy, music, and progress, highlighted by a musical selection and a large audience.
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Lagrangeh
Ind
Largringu High School
Iev
Y. L. Montgomery
Eilizabeth Richardson
Nina Evans
Hazel C. Bowen
Calvin Weaty
Donold J. Duckson
Lly
Tople
Adrian
Morence K. Werbert
Ophalla
J. Merritt
Laure B. Methesley
Anil Ake
Hughes
Ing
Weremitten
Tim
Bean Wyland
Virginta Dryer
A. Theron
Flowera
Pyramods
Chas
Cline
Helen E Tooman
Bess RE Schermerhorn
Florance E. Smith
Flora M. Miller
Gary W. Snyder
Local notes from Ligonier include residents traveling and events
Ligonier June items report Mitshel and Tittla Oneghew leaving for Bryan to visit relatives. Duke Kerr moved to Huntington for a new morning paper job. Mrs. Sim Wolfe and daughter returned to Bay City after visiting N Wertheimer family. Edith Oakes to be married next month. a party at Motel Goldam featured tambourine and decor.
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Ligonih
Ind
Ride Mitshel
Tittla Oneghew
Thundlion Greene
Bryan
Duke Kerr
Huntington
Huntington Moarings
Gram Niles Tuys
Wno
Tseye
John Inks
Mise Mortenss
Jos. Sellius
Sim Wolfe
Bayt Wayne
Goldam
Valls
Link
Hudson Minor News Item From Thudson, Trl
Fragmented local notes report residents in Hudson area including Lene Ritter and Megurye Deller at a home, a Steuben county Rabbath convention volunteer, and a carer for Me Jetrnab Qaxetio. Cremeries and road work are referenced amid unclear details.
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Thudson
Lyne
Lene Ritter
Angela
Steuben County
Balenter
Kay Lear
Mer Treamery
Hudsey
Cremery Wien
Watunh
Allroad Company
Warkie
Idsan Marabat
Itites
Gond
Enadittion
Mad dog terror in Clay Township ends with shotgun capture
Residents along the route report a vicious dog causing havoc Wednesday morning near Gurganera and Bethel church. It attacked a dog, two calves, and prompted the fatal shot at Chevater’s home, injuring a window vane. no further details on origin or motive are known.
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Gurganera
Bethel Church
Fust
Charles Shryder'a
Sed Chryatlers
Charles Chevater
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS NAMED AT LAGRANGE MEETING
Lagrange county Sunday School association elected officers for the coming year at June session in Topeka Clay township and Watseutt. A. L. Gerber was chosen president C. J. Frisby vice president Mrs Qu Tampman secretary treasurer Mr H Sains superintendent of the department Mrs Keller named normal superintendent Miss Nerell received primary supervision. Franks Purcell Cab Line Co noted for a later item.
Baptist Dollar Pledged for Foreign Mission Fund at Indiana Meeting
At the Northeast Indiana Baptist Association session in Auburn on June 1 the group voted to hold the next annual gathering at Wolcottville in June 1905. The day featured talks on home and foreign missions led by Miss Mary Thompsen and Mrs Walter Japtinger, with Rev W J Lounsberry and Rev F L DeLong addressing church topics and anniversaries. A spontaneous fundraising movement, led by Mrs Mary Ehlers, raised money for forest missions as members pledged per capita gifts and a notable contribution of 50 dollars followed by other donations from Garrett and others.
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Wolcottville
Misa Mary Thompsen
Franklin
Walter Japtinger
Martison
Ind
Foreign Missions
Mins Thompson
Ching
Wayde
W. J. Lounsberry
Chicago
Aifternoon
FL DeLong
Jaamestown
Lounsberry
Mary Ellers
Auntie
Ehlers i
Persoal
Monsant Lake
AL J. Stewart
Garrett, Gun
Quita Ie Perillene
Rey
Mreehead
Ben Gos
Orig
Delibra
Pleasant Lake Notes Chronicle Local Movements and Transfers
Pleasant Lake notes list residents and family movements across Indiana and nearby states. Entries include visits by Albert Michelt and Mrs Aldrich, marriage or extended stays, and a Redmond family reunion near Allies. The item notes a Pleasant Lake native, Luster Deller, graduating high school in Washington.
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Axon
Inhananaburg
Cal
Mark Tang
Non
Fearria
Deller
Muert
Tharley Harpham
Archer
Mick
Messrs
John
Hiren Teller
Allies
Redday
Redmond
Luster Deller
Hiw
Washington
Acquittal In Springer Case Shocks Auburn Jury
Auburn Ind June 1 The jury acquitted Mrs Lydia Springer on charges of assault and battery against a child after hours of deliberation Wednesday night The trial concluded the weekly panel and jurors were released until Tuesday morning Judges Zollars and Chapin of Fort Wayne presided over another case James T Parnell vs Fort Wayne Tron and Steel Co venued locally with Judge Chapin for the plaintiff and Judge Zollars for the defense
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Auburn
Ind
Ate
Lydia Springer
Telat
Zollars and Chapin
Fort Wayne
James T. Parnell
Tron and Steel Comepany
Chapin
Zollars
Nervous Women Suffer No More
A harsh wartime era advertisement touts a patent remedy for nervous disorders in women. It claims to cure headaches, nausea, and general weakness by addressing alleged genital organ disease, promising renewed health and restored vigor. The text uses sensational language and urges immediate action to obtain the product and relief.
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Saatier
aMerin
Bern
Garrett Minor News in Garrett Indiana June 1
Local Eagles plan a June 12 progressive party with a ten member committee led by O H Betts. Mrs red Witt receives a 500 dollar insurance check for her husband killed at the Baltimore and Ohio yards. Garrett literary and Athena clubs host guest day at Mrs I W Mounts home with music and refreshments. A surprise wedding reception for Carl Seingerling and former Miss Plunia Coonelly is noted with gifts. Pension details for Civil War veterans and a plan for a new public building in Garrett are outlined along with paving and street improvements and local sport updates including a baseball game versus Cornar Fredana Gueelo and a cricket match with Fort Wayne. Frank Hathiway travels to Angels for college and business plans.
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Gerte of
Eagles
O. H. Betts
Red Witt
Baltimore & Dbty Rele
Tadive Literary Club
Auburn
Athena Club
Garreth
I. W. Mounts
Carl Seingerling
Plunia Coonelly
I. A. Engstrom
Neinwerting
Von
Saul
Ot Melugerling
Wiingeriigg
Cotnherry
Stona
Samuel Wolf
Moff
Tosaph Mackey
Dawid Garp
Dawid Garp, Soldiers In the War of the Roubvllion, All of Garrett, Are Amr Leta
Alrty
Garratt
Garrett
Lwe Allo
J. O. Kilber
Othey
Bom
Tuba
W. Dorederick
Leatln Stoner
Moore Tarry
Neyekiesper
Aberg
Reyher & Son
Hywatra
Celesney
Ty Mets
Tachor
Marvin Kahais
Heath
Chin
Garrete
Dash Sabirday
Dash Sabirday and Gilked With AT. IL
Sweeney
Balti
Cornar Fredana Gueelo
Fort Wayne
Garrett Tany
Jack Gnaevpeets
Fort Wayne Boys
Frank Hathiway
Angels
Thimma
Tals
Adesola College
Waterloo Minor News Item From Indiana June 6
Simm Stew travels to Blaffien to visit. Charles and Mrs McCague of Chicago visit relatives of C P McCreary and Mrs J W Showalter of Glendive Mont. Mrs Macy Hettenbaath visits Mrs Macy Till in Au burn. Charles Miser at Fort Wayne forhtg. Willie Dry goes to Au D Stearns from Jack attends to business and a judge meeting in the evening.
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Elkhart
Maliie Hettenbaath
Auburn
Macy Till
Charles Miser
Fort Wayne
Willie Dry
Au. D
Auburn K. G. T. M. Elects Officers
Alturn Indiana June 6 The Auburn tent C T M held a semi annual election naming Commander Frank Nicholas Kenten AM commander We EL Quayte dha Jain Edward Moker sergeant Tow ard Wilkey master air arms Joseph Apresa Boards Orla Eanes Tilney Shalt sentinel Bart Chapman pick of Ol Guinn Installation of officers will die on July 1
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Alturn
Ind
Auburn
Weld
Frank Nicholas
Kenten- AM
We EL Quayte
Dha Jain
Edward Moker
Toward Wilkey
Joseph Apresa
Orla Eanes
Tilney Shalt
Sentinel
Bart Chapman
Pickof
Ol Guinn
Squire C Walters At The Point Of Death
Details are unclear due to damaged text but report indicates Squire C Walters was seriously ill at home with conditions suggesting imminent death. A local official or authority named Cyrus is mentioned in connection with the event and timing around June 6 near noon.
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Atrvian
Cyrus Ts
Uwallers
Steieke
Fourth of July Plans in Edson Indiana
Saneh The at hom Threompan will hold a Fourth of July celebration in Hudson with a parade, prizes, flags, and other events recalling olden day festivities. Participants are being organized and lined up for ongoing preparations.
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Edson
Ind
Saneh
Change of Proprietorship in an Angola Factory
Mr Lul Junge 6 Philip D L Alspach has purchased the Angola Wire Mattress plant and will continue manufacture of wire mattresses at the old stand under the name Angola Mattress Company. The saw mill and lumber business remain with the old firm. Alspach, a young mechanic, appears poised to succeed in the new venture.
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Lul, Junge 6
Philip D
L. Alspach
Iro Muattress
Angola Wire Mattres Company
Angola Muat
Tha Jold
Alspacha
Auburn Minor News Highlights in Fort Wayne Visitors
Auburn IAWeek items note Mr and Mrs TJ Rodabaugh of Fort Wayne passing through on the way to Pleasant Lake. Fort Wayne resident Judea Zollacs attends circuit court matters. Prison sentence handed down for forgery and county physician appointed for $60 per year. Open air Second Regiment band concert at court square. Local families and church activities feature visits, graduating exercises, and Decoration Day preparations.
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Init
TJ. Rodabaugh
Fort Wayne
Pleasant Lake
Waterloo
Judea Allen Zollacs
Twelfth District
Jawwal-Grig
Menry Porney
Michigan City
Cie Econtiragé
AL Souler
Armary
Lalt
Atpbury
Lie Court Houve Square
Thomas Markhart
Columbia
Degut
Ital Rae
Edreude
Ray Dihord
Albion
Dad
Herbertole
Shendallville
Mra
CL Smith
Mer
Terry Earle
Delta
Miriam 1 Harris
Providence
Joaeph Ralner
Rimmett A. Tratton
Anglia
Certhers
Grace Farver
Hazel Wratt
Hinenea
John JH. Parver
Kitty
Rachael
Helen
Mabel Peevines
Emma
Mary
Ament Warsiler
Verda
Gladys Stephen
Opal
Georgia Boren
Maud Kesser
Buelah Mert
Hazel Strong
Vera Woughton
Geneva Vandile
Tlale
Ruth Farrer
Nelle High
Mina Waker
Baptist Ladies Spoke At Presbyterian Meet In Auturn
The Stine Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church in Auturn Indiana hosted an afternoon gathering at Mrs Hodge s Mais Street home. A large audience attended as two visiting Baptist ladies gave addresses from the Northeastern Indiana Baptist Association. Miss Mary Thompson of Franklin Indiana led the program.
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Auturn
Ind
Stine
Thea
Tlome and
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Fair Exchange Kidney Pills Benefit Claim
An Fort Wayne resident Wilson Tarrett reports back pain relief after using Down's Kidney Pills from Mayer Brothers drugstore. He credits the remedy with removing lingering pain and restoring health, praising the product as the only effective brand.
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Fort Wayne
Wilson Tarrett
Web Ater Street
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Sayse “Hyer
Grippe
Harkache
Mayer Brothers
Quopaus
All Déalars
Princip Trent
Kester-Milar
Bimaia
New York
Eile
United Baier
Donan
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