Specials on Middy Blouses and Children’s Dresses
An advertisement lists deep discounts on misses and children’s apparel including middy blouses in sizes 10 12 and 14 at 1.00, lawn dresses up to 6 years at 1.00, smaller lawn dresses at 0.75, ladies silk hose 0.49, shirtwaists 0.50, long silk gloves 0.98, corsets 0.49, infants vests 0.05, misses vests 0.10, women’s union suits 0.25, boys and girls union suits 2.50, men’s balbriggan underwear 0.25, and ladies straw suit cases 1.49 with many items offered tomorrow.
Warsaw social notes mix visits and travel
Warsaw residents and visitors fill a June schedule with numerous calls on friends. Bourbon native T. Wacda tours the city, Miss Erma Strunk from Pierceton stops in, and Helen Hetfield travels for a college funeral entitlements. Elmer Yaste and wife plan return trip. Katherine Deaton visits Columbia City. Snyder and Heaman attend Plymouth funeral notices.
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Warsaw
Ind
T. W. Wacda
Bourbon
Erma Strunk
Pierceton
Greencastle
Wiss Maris Hatfield
Milford
Gheritn College
Mise Helen Hetfield
Elmer Yaste
Pueblo
Cot
Hee
Russell Butler
East Center Street
Yaste
WiNam Pletcher
Cincinnati
W. Parnell
Samuel Heama
Atwood
Katherine Deaton
Riends
Columbia City
T. M. Snyder
Rochester
RB. Smith
H. A. Legon
Plymouth
Will Push Suit Against Gran Gombire Here
Indianapolis June 15 Thomas 3 Honan attorney general will take up by a few days the suit filed by James Bingham his predecessor against the Hay and Grain Dealers Protective and Association of Northeastern Indiana to determine what shall be done with it The case was filed in the Allen circuit court last fall and a temporary restraining order was issued against further operation of the company Affidavits have been filed in answer to the Bingham complaint to the effect that the organization was dissolved before the Bingham suit was filed and that the grain dealers are not men and were not when the suit was filed engaged in the work of the organization The theory on which the action by Bingham was based was that the organization operated in restraint of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thomas
Honan
James Bingham
Indiana
Allen Effeurt
Bingham
White Way and Court of Honor at Winona Lake
Winona Lake Indiana prepares for a Gras day celebration with a court of honor along Park Avenue. A sixty-foot whale is prepared for an afternoon water battle while the white way is lit by hundreds of lights. The program opens at 1 pm with children races followed by a baseball game then evening events on the canal featuring the Stace of the Blue Mean and a later illumination. Rail and trolley lines anticipate heavy crowds from Fort Wayne and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Court of Honor
Park Avenue
Ble Four
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dt Im
Fort Wayne
New Process Gas Range for Service at Fosters
Foster's offers gas ranges designed for service with emphasis on durable construction and efficient operation. The new model highlights user friendly controls and reliable performance for home kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster’s
Foster's
Local Notices From Garrett News Report Multiple Attendances and Travels
Garrett News reports William Ratteger seriously ill with typhoid fever. Miss Bana Mills to return home to Beckervills Michigan after trimming at Gaiour millinery. Miss Muir plans to move to a larger city and not return this season. Mrs G Re and Mrs Oliver attended a Sunday school convention at Waterton. Paul Franka returns from Northwestern University for summer vacation. Manone order members plan to attend Methodist Episcopal church service June 25 with Rev. Charles Tunkhem delivering address. Mrs Arthur Bigler and Miss Mable Schunk of Fostoria to Chicago for a week with friends. Mrs W Faulconer visits Avilla. St Matthews sewing circle hosted by Mrs Deetrick. Mrs W B Miser visits from Chicago. Epworth League plans Sayre party to Auburn. George Novingar to host Jedies at Presbyterian church. Mrs Dy Burdens and son Dale back from visit to Bt Joa. Mr and Mrs George Daugherty guests of Zeek couple in Garrett. Charles Lindorfey and Ruth to visit Buffalo and Cleveland en route home after an accident in an automobile plant. Ladies to visit friends in Cleveland on return. Prof Francis M Merica and Marian depart for extended eastern trip to Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and more. Mrs Fratela Ferguson and daughter from New York City arrive for extended visit with Aunt Mrs Zeck. Ferguson came from Notre Dame for home-coming of graduates.
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Garrett
Ind
Wilam Rattgerte
Mise Bana Mills
Gaiour
Géesons
Beckervills
Mich
Misa Muir
G. Re
Oliver
Waterton
Paul Franka
Northwestern University
Manone Order
Thleety
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John’s
Charles Tunkhem
Mire
Arthur Bliger
Mable Schunk
Fostoria
Chicago
W. Faulconer
Avilla
St. Matthews' Reformed Church
Deetrick
Franklin, Street
W. B. Miser
T. J. Ans‘baugh
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal
Sayre
Auburn
George Novingar
Presbyterian Church
Dy. Burdens
Dale
Joa
George Daugherty
Folkdo, .C
John H. Zeek
Charles
Lindorfey
Ruth
Buffalo
Lindorfer Charles
Linuites
Cleveland
Francis M. ‘Merica
Marian
John E. Zeck
Férguson
Road to Wellville Ad Ends Coffee Dependence
Advertisement urges health conscious readers to quit coffee and try Postum for two weeks or longer, claiming a sound body and better health. Promotes reading The Road to Wellville and mentions Hostum Cereal Co. Ltd at Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Hostum Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creak, Mice
Letters Show The Grasp Of Lumber Trust
Kansas City June 13 A bundle of letters between John A Gorsuch secretary of The Southwestern Lumbermen's Association and Earl A Drake formerly secretary of the Texas Lumbermen's Association, seized from Drakes offices after he fled Austin, were used by the prosecution to argue a lumber monopoly. Mrs Gorsuch testified the letters were genuine and the state contends they show a nationwide information by year system that kept members informed of direct sales to consumers and blacklisting of noncompliant manufacturers. The letters also suggest agreements not to invade each others territories and that Gorsuch feared the information bus would violate anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John A. Gorsuch
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Earl A. Drake
Texas Lumbermen’s Association
Drake
Austin
Texas
United States
Mgr. Gorsuch
Butler Townships Commencement Delights Graduates and Guests
Gutler Township commencement featured graduates delivering orations with compliments to parents teachers and themselves. Rev W L Hertz offered invocation and a short address while Mrs Lensure unable to attend brought diplomas via trustee Burtzner. Sharman Baber and Hazel Mertz delivered notable recitations. Marelle Holman impressed with her pleasant recital. Overall the event was a success with attendees pleased by the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Sina
W. L. Hertz
Lensure
Marelle Holman
Mannar
Arenestra
Lawyer W E Clapham sells law practice in Columbia Indiana
W E Clapham, who came to Columbia last November and bought the law practice of Judge A A Adams, sells office furniture and practice to Bailey’s and Compton. Clapham plans to stay in the area for at least one year and will continue in law while his family remains in the city. The Bailey’s and Compton firm, rising young lawyers, expect to occupy the office rooms vacated by Clapham.
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Columbia
CIPF
Ind
W. E. Claphim
Clapham
Bailey’s and Compton
Claphari
The Modern Olympic Games at Driving Park
Columbia City man arrested at Sandusky for burglary. Fred Thorp, born and raised here, was caught Wednesday night trying to lift a cash register in a grocery store. He forced suspects to cooperate, called police, and was jailed after the attempted burglary. Thorp had left Columbia City eight years ago, and his mother has not heard from him since.
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Driving Park
Columbia City
Sandusky
Fred Thorp
Sandusky, .C
Etore
Grcer
Orcea
Thorp
Central Police Station
Arcers
Wireless saves West States and 200 passengers at Lake Erie
Leveland Ohio June 15 wireless came to the rescue when the passenger steamer West States blew a cylinder engine out in Lake Erie. The City of Cleveland received the call and aided the vessel, transferring the 200 passengers to Cleveland and continuing to Buffalo. The disabled steamer lay at Amherst Bore Ontario. News reached Cleveland from the boats.
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Leveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
West States
Cleveland
City of
Buffalo
Amherstbore
Ontario
Hughes Improves After Motorbike Crash Injury
Samuel E Hughes of Zeiglerville, father of Johhnié Hughes the Yeca motorcyclist, returned home after his son’s crash at the driving park. He is showing improvement after last week’s operation and can move his left arm and leg. Physicians say he has a fair chance for recovery.
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Samuel E. Hughes
Zeiglerville
Johhnié Hughes
Yeca
Young Hughes
Atetendance
Waterway bill passed by Senate in early morning vote
Springfield bulletin reports the act known as the waterway HUF cleared the Senate at 1 39 this morning by a 30 to 7 roll call. The measure moves forward under the current administration’s agenda as of June 1.
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Springfield
Ill
Senate
Concordia Alumni Banquet Plans Outlined
Concordia alumni prepare a June banquet at Concordia College with supper from 7 to 9, initiation of new candidates, officer elections, and a financial report. Notable nominees include Louis Wagner, Theodore Lambrecht, Rev. R Biedermann, and Dr Theodore Schmalzriedt. Main address by Dr Theodore Schimpla riedt and multiple program notes on Concordia, business, medicine, German language, and a closing with songs.
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Glomal Society of Concordia College
Concordia
Eas
A. Lange
W. T. BE
M. Luecke
Prima
Bueck
Fred Lindemann
Contract Awarded for New School Building
Henry Wehrenberg was awarded the contract at a Wayne Joneship advisory board meeting for a new brick school building at Hanna street and Piqua road. The two-room structure can be enlarged to five or six rooms later. Wehrenberg bid $10,997, the lowest of ten bids. The item notes other city works including paving Spy Run Avenue and constructing cement walks on Kentucky and Santa avenues, with a petition on Case Street referred to the city engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wehrenberg
Wayne Jonehip Advisory Board
Hanna Street
Piqua Road
W Wehrenberg
Moellering Construction Company
Traction Company
Spy Run Avenue
Walvers
Kentucky Avenue
Forest Avenue
State Street
John F. Bross Flane
Santa Avenue
Avelva Property
Case Street
Sixth Street
Miller’s Lane
Money to ban on improved real estate at low rate of in terest
Kuhne and Co located at 723 Court Street offers loans on improved real estate at a low interest rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhne & Co
Court Street
Co-operative Creamery Plan Sails Toward Columbia City
June 15 Columbia City F T McGarfrey of Chicago has spent weeks seeking capital and farmer support to set up a cooperative creamery for butter and cheese. He went Thursday with Samuel Trembley and Samuel DePoy to Valparaiso to inspect a 4-diant plant. Estimated machinery cost is 6000 dollars and a further 1000 dollars is needed to erect a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
F. T McGarfrey
Chicago
Samual Trembley
Samuel DePoy
Valparsiso
ArsaW Girl Attacked by Ferocious Dog in Warsaw
In June 15 Anna Leymond seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leymond was playing in her yard when a bulldog attacked and severely bit her left heel. A physician treated the wound. The editor notes a dog control ordinance requiring suppression is in effect. Edward Pierce, Nickel Plate engineer, plans to spend two to three weeks away with friends and relatives in Ver Mant, his birthplace.
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Warsaw
Anna
Edward Pierce
Grand opening at Lake James Indiana Sunday June 18 1917
The notice announces a grand opening event at Lake James Indiana scheduled for Sunday June 18 1917. Details emphasize the ceremonial start and local participation. The item highlights the date and location as the key facts for residents and visitors.
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Snn Lake James, Ind
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