Wife of Kendallville Postmaster Dies in Death
Mrs Bera Hart 33 wife of Postmaster Hart of Kendallville Ind died at Laveside hospital after several weeks illness. Daughter of John and Susannah Ypolyn she attended Luotta high school and married June 25 190. She active in Methodist Episcopal church and held roles in Pythian Sisters Eastern Star postal clerks auxiliary Mothers club and City club. She leaves husband two children Dorothy and Dale, her father Fravely of Detroit Melvin and Celia sisters Mrs Harry Awit Mrs Charles Whansettler and Iner all of Swanton. Funeral services scheduled in Kendallville church were in charge of Rev Fr Ye Master.
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Kendallville
Ind
Junea
Bera Hart
Ay Hart
Laveside Spital
Earlie
John
Susannah Ypolyn
Wid Wasdoch
West Wan
Web. I
Luotta High School
Marrluca
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Shy
Pythian Sisters
Eastern Star
Mother's Club
Cuty Club
Siu
Dorothy
Dale
Fravely
Detroit
Melvin
Celle
Harry Awit
Charles Whansettler
Iner
Swanton
City
Buflel
Home Decorating Hints
Old shabby soft wood doors can be given the appearance and finish of hard wood by using Acme Quality Varno-Lac. Acme Quality Paint Store.
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Acme
UT Col Harrison To Train In France
Columbia City June 6 Col R Harrison receives word his son Lieut Cal Geo KR Hare rison will leave for overseas training in July with West Point graduates including Lieut Paul L Harter. The city also notes school hires for next year, probate of Willam B Young estate, Swihart street road bonds sold, a Chicago payroll robbery thwarted by train detectives, Mrs Welsheimer's Denver trip, Ferris commencement address to 34 graduates, and funerals of Frank P Allwein and Aaron Strong with local memorial services planned.
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Columbia City
Dns
R. Harrison
Cal
Geo. KR. Harerison
West Point
Paul L. Harter
Lewis Harter
Col
Harrison
C. E. Spaulding
Columbia City Schools
Yeas
Berne Risardher
Jom Bucton
Helen Bossard
Ramsey
Lanny Gilchrist
Readice
Loretto Condon
Elma McConnell
Lillian McConnell
Freda Lancaster
Margaret Haley
Mary Weber
Margaret Coyle
Mary Raber
Gertrude Schinbechter
McLallen
Greece Dure
Ard
Westward
Mfiss Leone Leech
South Bend
Vera Pence
Purdue University
Mildred Ricketts
Elkhart
Willam B. Young
Larwill
George Sterling
Swihart Street
Columbia Township
Deeter
J. F. Wila & Co
James ‘._ Norval
Prank D. Aker
Brinks Express Company
Chicago
Messegenr
Royal Tailors’ Co
Norval
Royal Tailors
Fred Welsheimer
Aline
Denver
Colo
Herdner
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michiigan
City Hall
Ferris
Frank Pallwein
Henry Nuxall
Rev. Hoshour
Masonis
H. A. Shumaker
J. R. Harrison
James Bod Ne
LT. Bailey
C. E. Lilien
T. L. Hildebrand
C. O. Tannehill
J. C. Sanders
C. C
Palmer
Huntington County
Board of Commissioners
Meyer County Line
Professor Imelick Speaks at Auburn Graduation Address
Auburn June graduation marks the close of 1914 as twenty four students receive diplomas at the theatre. Superintendent Himelick urges compulsory study reforms, better teachers, and longer schooling to prevent early entry into industry, cautions against class divisions and parental neglect of education, and notes the high educational cost amid wartime sacrifice.
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Auburn
Auburn Bird School
Court Theatre
R W. Himelick
Fort
Seroals
W. Youngblood
Walter Willson
Maude Steele
Wiliam Exk- Arthur Morrri
Enangzh
Germany
Montenegro King Nicholas in Italy Incognito Arrival Sparks Debate
The stay of King Nicholas of Montenegro and his court in Repalla Italy for two weeks arouses comment. Nicholas distrusts Montenegro’s union with the new Yugoslav republic. The Italian queen is his daughter. If peace fails in the Italy Yugoslav dispute his Montenegrin followers may aid the Italian side.
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Nicholas
Montenegro
Italy
Repalla
Nicholas Ini
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Seta Parteyy
Hoe
Calhoun ST
Woolworth’s
Col. Harrison
France
Whitley County News
Professor Imelick
R. Rohrbaugh
Athletic Union
Patterson-Fletcher Company
Ik Sonnys
Hei
Fort Wayne
Congress
Beef Trust
City Lot
B. F. Rousseau
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