Notre Dame Commencement and Local Civic Frustrations
Notre Dame University honors several distinguished figures with law degrees including Colonel Netson, formerly of Fort Wayne and owner of the Kansas Cine Star. The city faces delays at Calhoun Street junctions with railroads, while Governor Hermon and others receive degrees. A conditional pardon is granted to Lorenzo D. Barnes, hospital inmate, amid debate on insanity defenses and public safety measures.
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Governor Marshall to receive honorary degrees this week
The president spoke of clemency limits after a man who killed a husband of a woman he loved faced possible execution. Governor Marshall will be awarded the LL D by the University of Pennsylvania and Notre Dame honors, plus bachelor and master of arts from Wabash College, for his state service and legal work.
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Lee M Olan Named Attorney for Indiana Exposition Mission
Governor Marshall announced the appointment of Lee M. Olan of San Francisco as attorney to represent Indiana at the Panagia canal exposition planned for 1915 in San Francisco. Olan, a former judge from Water Gide, Fort Wayne resident, will be part of a commission to oversee Indiana’s exposition efforts. An appropriation of 1,000 was authorized for commission expenses, with a larger sum to be requested by the next General Assembly.
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Court News Anna Kramer Sues for Divorce and Custody
Anna Kramer sues Ernest Kramer for divorce on grounds of intoxication and cruel treatment. She sought a restraining order in the superior court against threats to kill her and asks for child custody and restoration of her maiden name Meisch. Married December 27 1955, they separated yesterday. Also noted: Martie White sues John F. White for support and alimony with a restraining order regarding wages. Nine A. Bristol granted divorce from Ado-Tes Bristol on grounds of deserter. Bernard O Connor sues Afilar for 3459 on note. County commissioners open bids for supplies. Licenses issued for marriage.
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Local Auto Firm Sees Interest Sold In Glupfton Garage
Blupfton Ind June 1 B By death cons ed this morning Mel Davis who has been in the electrical and automobile business in this city for many years disposed of his one third interest in the Auto Electric Co to Galen Grey a young farmer residing north of the city EA Foust and Charles Zehrung are the business partners.
For Sale Business Due to Health Reasons
For sale a well established business owner cites health as the reason for selling. If interested, address Business, Carrier No. 26, City.
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Angola Driving Club Prepares Fourth of July Race Program
Angola Driving Club announces a gala Fourth of July program at Angola fairgrounds featuring purses from twenty to seventy five dollars, a class B farmers trot, a farmers running match, a ten dollar pie race, and an auto race exhibition. The event highlights veteran pacers and a fast two year old colt exhibition as part of the season’s most attractive races.
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Local social notes from Garrett and nearby areas
Mrs Greer and son Carrer of Goshen are visiting. Miss Helen Wolsinger returns from Auburn visit with friends. Mr and Mrs John Palmer of Durn spend Sunday with Bip and Mrs Opville Tarney. Mrs Charley Rolling and daughter Mary return from Hartford visit. Mrs A Muen hosts brother Jain Kons and family at Avilla. Mrs Nicoely and babe of Kendallville visit with the Kester family. Byer McDonald spends Sunday with daughter Mrs Wills Wilson of Auburn. Mrs Grigory goes to Waukesha to see her son. Louise Belake leaves for Chicago Junction to visit her daughter.
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Spear
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Charley Rolling
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Avilla
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Babe
Kendallville
Ales
Kester
S. Byer McDonald
Wills Wilson
Heeman Perry
Ars. Tva
Painter Falls Twenty Seven Feet Unhurt After Fall
Garrett and four others escaped serious injury when painter fell twenty seven feet from a ladder at Charles Rollins' house. He was unconscious briefly, bruised, with no broken bones and was taken home with a physician summoned. he is reported comfortable and expected to be out in a few days.
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Social dance at Ma jestic Airdome and park attractions
Community notices announce a social dance at the Ma jestic Airdome and driving park events. Leased grounds host a colored camp picnic on July 30 with a judge’s outing, flag day exercise on July 23, and August 30 picnic by the Eagles. A Chicago Gem track date is planned for July 1 2 4 motorcycle meet and a four day Turner session begins Friday. High class rugs advertised by Indiana Furniture Co.
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Fort Wayne Poles to Light Kendallville Streets
Kendallville Indiana June 12 The street lighting pole decision followed a council visit to Fort Wayne to study the Westgroups pole there. The artistic 5-branch black pole will brighten the business district and may line West Mitchell Street to the onion depot. Estimated installation cost about 5000 dollars with work to start in three to four weeks.
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National Democratic Progressive League aims to unite progressives
Indiana senator Owen plans to launch a nationwide Democratic Progressive League to bind anti reactionary Democrats, emulate the National Republican Progressive League, and push reform measures including initiative and referendums, recall, direct primaries, and public funding. Key backers include Kern, Gore, Newlands, Chamberlain, and Beveridge, with leaders seeking to block special interests in the next national convention.
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Butler News social notes from Butler Indiana June 12
The Butler News reports a long list of local residents visiting and returning home from trips with updates on family arrivals departures and engagements. It notes Miss Satta and Master with the Peters family, several trips to Hamilton Auburn and Fort Wayne, students finishing terms at Purdue and the Wane College, and various neighbors visiting relatives in Kendallville Waterloo and Montpelier. Local officials and professionals including W P Reader and J W Brown are mentioned along with property moves and upcoming events.
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Darrel Smith
Long Silk Gloves Stock Showcases Fragrance of Foresight
The store boasts steady supply of Long Silk Gloves throughout the season. 16 button gloves offered in white and black at prices $1, $1.25, and $1.50 per pair.
White fabrics dainty embroideries and laces on sale
The store extols the current vogue for white fabrics and presents a wide range of sheer materials including batiste Persian lawn white organdy chiffon and marquisette with attractive prices. It highlights values in 27 and 45 4 ounce embroidered ornaments and laces.
Mexican Troops to Move Through El Paso to Lower California
Fifteen hundred Mexican troops from Chihuahua will be moved from El Paso to Lower California as soon as the Southern Pacific railway provides the equipment. Colonel Steever commands the 4th United States Cavalry and will accompany the march, carrying artillery and supports. The War Department at Washington has ordered a detachment of U.S. troops to accompany the Mexicans through U.S. territory, with the cars guarded by American soldiers.
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