Clerks push for Saturday evening store closings
The clerks union plans renewed efforts to close all retail stores at six o clock on Saturday evenings in July and August following mid week half holidays won by meat cutters and labor groups. The meeting will hear James A Lechter discuss the proposal and the union aims to expand winter and summer campaigns across small and large shops alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mest Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union
James A. Lechter
Taft Wayne Mederation of Labor
Aebt
Ani
Meat Cutters’ Union
Pennsylvania Employees Plan Rome City Picnic In July
The Pennsylvania Employees' Excursion Association decided yesterday to hold the annual picnic at Rome City in July. The date will be set by the operating department, with thirty to thirty five coaches expected to handle the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xuvative Board of the
Pennsylvania Emploxes’ Excursion Assoc Aiation
Rome City
Engine Unloaded for Installation at Pennsylvania Plant
A 100 horsepower horizontal engine built by Huckere Engine Company in Salem Ohio is unloaded at a Pennsylvania power plant and will be installed soon. A crew is finishing the foundation and completion will take several weeks. Emanuel Bitisberger a retired railroad conductor is critically ill at home. He long served between this city and Kalama zoo and is a well known veteran. The union engine makers re elected Hi C Baeltin president William Buchmann vice president and Charles Kreutzer secretary treasurer for six months. Only routine business reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Huckere Engine Company
Salem
Ohio
Otth
Iine
Emanuel Bitisberger
Hla
Wallace Street
Bittsberger
Kalamazoo
Hi. C. Baeltin
Wm Buchmann
Charles Kreutzer
Cigninmakers’ Union
Wept a ve of three months trip through northern Wisconsin
Wept AVE OF THREE MONTHS TRIP 140 Mashaum of the Wabash machine shop and Alota Mashaum of the Wabaarh carpenter shop prepare for a three months journey through northern Wisconsin and Michigan starting from here next week. Former Wabash Passenger Agent E Hasta, who resigned in June, visited in the city. Dr Haas is now in Chicago. Terhart Meyers resigned a motive power post at the Pennsylvania Co to join Tri-State Co. Meyers began show duties yesterday morning. Northwest division storekeeper C P Cherry leads a regular monthly meeting of the company’s commuter rooms on Holman. A movement to form a Wabash shop baseball league is underway among employees, with teams from varied departments. An incident between the shipfitters and the blacksmiths occurred Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashaum
Wabash Machine Shop
Alota Mashaum
Wabaarh
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wabash Puanenger
E Hasta
Chicago & Northweeters
Dr. Haas
Chicago
Terhart Meyers
Pennsylvania Company
Tri-State Company
Br. Meyers
Ala
Pennsylvania
Tegular
Holman
Division
C. PL Cherry
Presiding
Variana
William Lerch
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Rnness
C. Stabbut
Dill
Pennsylvetia
Ara
Gick
C.F Brown
George Brake
Silver Lake
G. Walker
Wabash Shay
Montpalier
Stephen Schallenberger
J. Dorint
Aung
Switzerland
Mide
Ned Cook
Ness
Diesaing
Pennsylvania Motige Power Villae
Fox & Tio
Arcola
John Bauer
Unsylvanias
Kendallville
Shapa
James A. Graham
Planing Mills
Charles W. Kronmiller
John T. Allen
Peonsylvantsaliens
Cleveland
Health Restored by Eckman's Alterative
An advertisement proclaims Eckman's Alterative effective for gland trouble TB and other illnesses. A testimonial by Joseph B. White of Dubuque Iowa claims dramatic improvement after starting the remedy in 1910 1916 including weight gain sleep and return to work. The copy asserts long years of tests and lists numerous druggists as sellers with Philadelphia Eckman Laboratory contact for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prila
Eckman
Joseph B. White
Eckman’s
Mainy
Meyer Bros, Co
Jacob Bill, Jr
HW. Meinzen
Bauer
Dros
W. BK. Spiegel
J. C
Pipefitters win in close game amid rail yard notices
Pipefitters carried off the honors at the day with a 7 to 5 score. The Penn ylvania trainmaster's clerks fell to the roundhouse clerks 19 to 18, marking their first defeat this season. Numerous Pennsylvania staffers are listed as off duty sick or returning to work, including engineers, clerks, and foremen, with several trips and absences noted around Cleveland, Crest Line, Silver Lake, and Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Yehl
Frank J. Schwantz
Pennylvania
Roundhouse
Trainmasters
Family Reunion Held At Me of a Pleiderer War
The Pilderer family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs A Pleiderer southeast of Warsaw Indiana A fine dinner was served at noon and the day was pleasant Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Moore Mr and Mrs Milo Jon Stafford Mr and Mrs Eli Hultman Mr and Mrs David Pilderer Mr and Mrs James Pilderer Mr and Mrs Samuel Bimong Mr and Mrs Glen Tridle Mr and Mrs Joseph Bloom Mr and Mrs William Gunter Mr and Mrs William Pratt Mr and Mrs Joan Harmon Mrs Lawrence Rarick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Pielderer
A. Pmelderer
Frank Moore
Bra
Milo
Jon Stafford
Eli Hultman
David Pielderer
James Pielderer
Samuel Bimong
Glen Tridle
Joseph Bloom
William Gunter
Wiliam Pratt
Joan Harmon
Lawrence Rarick
New York Firm Man Fatally Injured In Indiana Crash
Ligonier Indiana June incident left T. Lewis of New York City fatally injured and Cheuteny Thomas V. Abunder of Cleveland bruised after a rear curving swoop near Golden Bridge at Wawaka. Auto overturned twice injuring Lewis who died of cerebral injury. driver fled the scene. Remains likely to be sent to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonima
Ind
T. Lewis
New York
G. Lewis
W. 22Rd Street
New York City
Cheuteny Thomas V. Abunder
Cleveland
Golden Bridge
Wawaka
Lark
Ftteen
Teel
Lewis
Puneral
Lows Kerr
Drs. Wineburg and
Shobo
Lixonier
Ir. Cr. Seymour
Molt
Ligonier
Louis Bernhalter
Kendallvne
Itas
Abunder
First Case Under Spendthrift Law in Kosciusko Court
Kosciusko circuit court heard Margaret Sims request guardians for her son Charles C. Sims under the spendthrift act. The heir reportedly inherited land valued at 3000 dollars, bank stock 1000, 3000 in cash, and 800 in rentals, with stock sold and farm mortgaged. Attorneys J. Shelby and Frazer filed the complaint seeking a guardian to manage and protect the estate. In a separate note, Lloyd Bowling, a West End grocer, suffered a bruised anger from a Sunday half game when Pr person Lumber beat Atwood 7 to 1 at Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Margaret Sims
Kos-Ciusko
Charles C. Sims
Boone County
Lfe
Watsaw
Lloyd Bowling
West End Grocer
Prterson Lumber Company
Atwood
Reunion Guests Fill Rome City Home Area
In Rome City Indiana on June 16 a large Hosler family reunion gathered at Mrs. Sarah Hosler’s home. Attendees included Amos Tosler of Mendon Michigan Irvan Hosler and family of Kendallville Joseph Hosler of Walnettville Mrs. Henry Baker and two children of Ottaway Beach Michigan and more relatives from nearby towns. Visitors shared updates and extended visits with local families before returning home.
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Rome City
Ind
Yenturday
Sarah Hosler
Amos Tosler
Mendon
Mich
Irvan Hosler
Kendallville
Joseph Hosler
Walenttville
Henry Baker
Ottaway Beath
Baker
Ahiiaren
Emily Shifaly
Branddaighter
Lord Tiny
Gr. Brothwell
Yeatorday
Senslogs
Zollard Hardendort
Wity
Fort Wayne
Will Probated for David C Fisher at Columbia City
The will of the late David C Manor of Fratington township is filed for probate in the circuit court. Executor B Y Gates to manage an estate valued at about 20 000 with payables to Rosa A Brown and a widow’s dower.
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Columbia City
Ind
David C. Manor
Fnatington
Pro‘bate
B. YG. Gatun
Firat
Rosa A. Drown
Elallen
Anne
Rote
A. Brown
Wits
Henry F. Crm
Jacob S. Crim
Alsyters
Braine Risher
Mary J. Shiver
Charlotte M. Caplan
John Fisher
Roms A. Brown
Wiliam ‘Maher
Margarit Rugenbarger
Ancoated
Jeremiah
Earry
I. Gates
Salata
Post and Relief Corps Hold Interesting Meeting
In Warsaw Tod June 16 Flax day Woes observed by Henry Chipman post and Relief corps members. A well attended evening program in the post hall at the courthouse featured Captain A G Wood as presiding officer and remarks by J Q Morris Pont Commander J W Armstrong J J Babtack H W Graham and J Coblentz. Tea cream and cake followed with Mrs Roy Aindway entertaining the audience and John Peterson closing with a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Tod
Henry Chipman Post
Prelief Corps
Post
Court House
A. G. Wood
J. Q. Morris
Pont
J. W. Armatrong
J. J. Babtack
H.W. Graham
7. Coble
Arcola News Briefs from Arcola Indiana
Local notes report Pastor and congregation packing Tale Chapel for a large Sunday service with standing room scarce. People include Mr Aug Rat Severy and family, Mrs Pit eri, and visitors from Valparaiso and Fort Wayne. Typhoid illness afflicts Mr Elsworth, while Lee Elsworth and kin visit his mother. Marketplace: Walk Over Shop clears children’s sandals and oxfords at sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Ind
Jung
Ean Ryan
Cocave
Apeat
Mian Lalu Archer
Fort Wayzan
Pit
Eri
Tale Chapel
Augwat Roncut Severy
Lee Elsworth
Mr. Elsworth
Elsworth
Gaath
Valparatae
Mike Selon
Nis
Kough & McFadden
Mer
Resene Leonard Apent
John Wilders
Lake Chapel
Mra
M. KO Bellamy
Fort Wayne
Pardon Board to Hear Kosciusko Man Case
Warsaw Ind June 24 The state board of pardons will hear the case of John Mauzy a Kosciusko County man who murdered his sweetheart Miss Hattie Foster twenty eight years ago He was sentenced to life imprisonment A short visit with friends followed by a petition for clemency was filed while visiting his father’s funeral court records indicate he was under the influence of toxicants at the time of the crime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Atate Board of Pardons
John Mauzy
Ha Sweetheart
Hattie Foster
Twenthy
Mauey
Roverl Muauzy
Maury
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Taekwon Street
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Cing
Droler Drug Co
Kosciusko
Rome City News
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