Albion Defeats Columbia City Again
Albion defeated Columbia City by a score of 11 to 5 at Albion Wall park Sinkkue before a good crowd. Key moments came in the final period with strong defense by Albion. Batteries: Albion McNab and McGill. Columbia City Spencer and Gessler.
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Albion
Thi
Albion Bites
Columbia Gily Graysk
Albion Wall Park
McNab
Columbia City
Spencer and Gessler
Syracuse
Milford
Gosh
Hicksville
Auburn Minor News items and local notices from Angola Indiana
June 17 Auburn area items report Tarry Kroftxer sending his parents a collection of Southern California views and a photo by himself. local residents Harry and others and W. Maxwell employed in construction. James Carr fired on a Lake Shore freight train, visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mer Kinley Gurr hosted family Sunday. electric car service discussed. Waller and son returned from Atlantic City trip for American Medical Association meeting. physicians present at Jamestown exposition. Charles Netterfield and wife noted for fertilizing. a boy in Scott Township kicked by a horse and recovered. Crooklyn addition new residences. William Madison finished at Powertonreen. incidents on West Mayview and nearby streets noted.
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Angola
Ind
Tarry Kroftxer
California
Himeelf
Fea
Harry
Neleo
Wo al. Maxwell
Ako
Janes Carr
Lake Shore
Wildurt
Watt
Vinit
Mer Kinley Gurr
Millar
Millar and Wife Speint Sunday Wh Liha Ceork. Well, Hendry and Klix
Willan I Black
Lake Gage
Joseph Vidley
Waller
Son Wildans
Atlantic Cra
American Medical Ausociation
Philadphila
Washington
Charles Netterfield
Bern
Mayview Street
Crooklyn
William Madison
Powertreen Tote
Af Hacharmere
Lyovid Palfrageah
Eherter
Toureal Gazette
Hag
Albion-Minda News Briefs From Albion Area
Local notices report multiple social visits and travel among Albion area residents. Attorne y Luke Wrigley of AlMen plans a two day trip. Families from Kendallville and Columbus are noted as guests and visitors. A cement plant position is filled in Syracuse. Several marriages licenses are listed, with couples from Ligonier and other towns.
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Althon
Luke Wrigley
AlMen
Germain
Jneephiny Campbell
Kendallville
Wivents
Sirs
Tom Mullen
Johnston
Ayers
Columbus
Og, Ate In the Ey
Maud
Samuel Eddy
Kendullvilin
Chas
Adrian Gireca
Bonaylyn Zimmermach
Ligonier
Orta Alphing Carameron
Lotte Lizzy Dichm
Angola Chrysanthemum Club Entertained
The Chrysanthemum Club of Angola was delightfully entertained Saturday evening at the home of Prof and Mrs W C Bailey at the college in honor of Miss Lurton Zeninna Myers whose marriage to Mr MT Jolagan of Texas is to take place in Abin City on Wednesday. Guests presented many gifts and refreshments were served. The occasion was very enjoyable.
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Angola
W. C. Bailey
Hinnor
Lurton Zennina Myers
MT. Jolagan
Tiekfan
Abin City
Former Owner Resumes Control Of Feed Barn In Indiana
Lagrange Ind June 17. Rye reports former owner Mel St Galloway has bought the feed barn from the previous owner and will take possession soon. The article notes Galloway’s long residency and respect in the community, with history of dealings in the area.
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Lagrange
Ind
Cal Rye
Mel ST. Galloway
Reiger
Gallaway
Tor
Yrara
Angola Minor News Briefs From June Anglora Items
Local Angono district notes report Tuesday afternoon church group meetings at Mrs. Perfects home and Wednesday gathering at Mrs. Garwauds South Migadeth street. Miss Grace Crutt plans an extended Pacific coast trip visiting Seattle Los Angeles Denver and other western stops before returning. Residents entertain guests. trips and visits highlight community life amid minor sports report on Shipshewanak vs Monge game with field conditions and notable players.
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Angola
Jane
Mrs. Perfect
The
Christian Church
A. M. Garwaud
South Migadeth
Grace Crut
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Cal
Stunt
Wll
Deover
Fonny Cawan
Hong
South Wayne Street
Helen Homg
Mort Wayne
Alel Nichols
Chivupo
Budle Huard
Boone, Mieh
Philip Plum
Waterloo
Win, Laton
Montgomery
Blech
Phin J
Latson
Cowan
Shara
White I Pixon
Mich
Mer W. C. Cameron
City
Birk
Thomas
Water Rela
Change in Dray Line at Angola
Angola Ind June 17 Owing to health Lak Weaver has left the dray line for Merry Maughter and formed a partnership with Edward J Hinchheart They will continue the business of dentistry in the city Mr Weaver has not yet decided his future but for the present he will reside for recreation to improve health and strength
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Angola
Ind
Juni
Merry Maughter
Edward J. Hlncehart
Weaver
Breels Reunion at Albion Postponed
Albion Ind June 17 A Breels reunion planned at the home of Joly Cleland will be postponed from June 20 to a later date. Details unclear due to fragmented text and misprints in the source.
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Breels
Albion
Ind
Trenry
Héma
Joly Cleland
Jane
Kendallville Personal News Highlights and Upcoming Event
Kendallville area social notes report visitors from Angola Fort Wayne and Chicago. Guests at local homes include Mrs BE Spencer Mrs Adolph Taxtor Nellie Jacob Kramer and others. The Kendallville High School athletic association plans its second annual banquet June 25 at the Commercial club. A local editor’s health declines while residents plan travel and social gatherings. A church Sunday school social is set near Kendallville and folks reminisce about recent health improvements and community ties.
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Kenda Yilly
Ind
Mary Anderson
Angola
Atlmaf Association
Jame
Conlogut
Kenfar
The
Sun
E. G. Clutt
Ligoafer
Roy Wade
Lagrange
Chicago
Warne Ceptor M
Frank Kash
Kendallville
Vita McNair
Aqua Hansen
W. S. Fisher
Msh Larimer
Fred Stob
George Wagner
Fort Wayne
Nob Kendrick
Bunday
W. d
Taldog
Rana Chikols
Memorial Lodge Held Aid for Kendallville Members
Members of Star Tent No. FB and Gabe Lear Miva No. 49 met at their hall Sunday to march in aid for MB. edie Sipe and Rev. aA. TL Willan were honored with memprint ad drens. Decorations honored two arde. C. W. Tlaesh of Aviling, Mrs. Harn of Wolcattsie, Lydia Bracé, Tertha Hooper, Netlie Morr at Lake View, and Mise Netlie Morr at Wolt Lake participated. Patterson TLuticher CU.
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Kendallville
Int
Juha
Star Tent No
Gabe Lear
Edie
Willan
C. W. Tlaesh
Harn
Wolcattsie
Mra
Lydia Bracé
Tertha Hooper
Lake View
Netlie Morr
Wolt Lake
Pleasant Lake Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Weddings
Pleasant Lake notes recount a Sunday wedding at Billot Woodworth home conducted by J.L. Hausburg uniting Amos VanAuken and Mary Cyler of Pleasant Lake. Local residents and visitors from Fort Wayne Dayton Indianapolis Auburn and Indiana promote summer recreation and family visits. The Trey Stangle are in Indianapolis for business.
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Pleasant Lake
Billot Woodworth
Hex
J.L. Hausburg
Amos VanAuken
Mary Cyler
Clarence Harpham
Fort Wayne
Bar Chadwick
Frankly College
Cook
Garrett
Alvg
Goodwin
Shirley Sunday
Dayton
Harry
Jose i
Orlw Hotmith
Allo Chadwick
Angoli
F. H. Chadwick
Sunda
Nertha Knott
Waterloo
Misa
Maggie Soo Fillo
Trey. Stangle
Old Settlers Badge Day at LaGrange June 1907
The Old Settlers' Association of LaGrange announces badges for the oldest residents and returning settlers to be awarded at the event. Badges bear inscriptions and ribbons with portraits, distributed to locals with continuous residence for over 50 years. Letters from Massachusetts New Mexico and California reflect broad interest. event details and community notices accompany the wedding of Owen and his bride from Lafayette.
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Ferd
Mawsaehowetts
New
Caliarnia
Marriage License and Albion Decorators in Albion
Albion Indiana on June 17 reports marriage licenses issued to George Pendeliyn Chew of Garratt and Mable Beatrice Homan of Lineal er. Garfield Abraham McDowell and Clara Beima Kraner of Kendall ville. A themed decoration wagon followed the ceremony with unusual props and a local bid to keep decorators out of town by wedding day.
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Albion
Ind
Albion Wert
George Pendeliyn Chew
Garratt
Mable Beatrice Homan
Linealer
Garfield Abraham McDowell
Clara Beima Kraner
Kendallvile
Para Uitré
Walter Benlam
Satta
Fred
Lexpert
Two Angola Loggers Do A Good Day's Work
Angola loggers Hart Snuy der and al Buts report a good day's work at Holz mill. In ten hours they cut ninety-five logs, sealing ten thousand feet of lumber, a record praised by experienced logmen as a fine day's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Hart Snuyder
al Buts
Holz
Children's Day at Albion program charms crowd
A Sunday Children's Day program at Albion drew a large congregation with children performing endearing acts. The program committee earned praise for their effort. Proceeds totaled 5.95 dollars benefiting the Methodist Episcopal Churches of northern Indiana's Young Peoples Needs Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allion
Tad
Young Peoples nAuen Views Fund
Methodist Episcopal Chares
Indiana
Solictors Wanted for Marvin Kuhns Story Serial
A Columbus City area notice seeks a solicitor to recruit four persons per township in the Twelfth district for a serialized tale about Marvin Kuhns. The job advertises no experience required and invites applicants to write the News Bo team in Columbia City, Indiana for details.
Murder at Pleasant Lake among lake works employees
A drunken revel among foreign laborers at the Lake Shore gravel washing works at Pleasant Lake, Angola, Ind, ended in murder. An intoxicated man stabbed a fellow worker after midnight, leaving multiple wounds and a fatal chest stab near the heart. Sheriff Willennar and undertaker Welch responded, with the killer taken into county jail.
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Angola
Jude IV
Lake Shore
Pleasant Lake
Kist
Win
Sherrit Willennar
Welcht
Sher Willennar
Yiel
Hia Kaifo
Hhh
Vietla
Lagrange Minor News Highlights Local Socials and Travel
Lagrange weekly notes show John Loftla and family visiting Sturgis and relatives, dances at Howe school, and visits from Topeka guest June Stawn. Voyages include Lorey Wade to Chicago, Sugwel Bhelly business trip, and many residents attending graduations and normal-school events. Several locals travel to Sturgis, Warsaw, Angola, and Valen tine, with health updates and family visits noted.
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Lagrange
Ind
John Loftla
Sturgis Irianda
Mirace Hazel Jiaich
Madting Horlik
Alice Dryer
Stage Crown
Howe School
Miue
June Stawn
Topeka
Mixa Hudd
Lorey Wade
Lagra
Ghd Rountlvey
Jett
Chicago
Minton Tatz
Sturgis
Raturiday
LO M. Pulte
Bla
Hunlington
George Spunglar
Us Merwonk
Hogpie
Mort Wayne
Abneha
Willard Snyder
Mika Blanch Torna
Brighton
Wuont
Clones
Arthur Straight
A. Price
Mary Yoder
Achihalt
Melena Golesche
State Normal
Angola
RB. Golesche
Misa Mamlo ‘Teetera
Ligonier
Sudwner Amrae
Angol
Kal Kruger
Kendallville
BE. B. Ecker
Fremont
Anna Kaufmaat
Goshen
J. NecWbben
Kaufmay
Valentine
E. W. Valentine
Ffriends
Bane
Grant Rapids
Harry Shapland
Claso
Wabash College
Lagrange Monshday
Claude A. Price
Portland
Tagrange Preas
Duran
Veteran Marcus Richira buried in Kendallville
The remains of Marcus Richira were laid to rest at Lake View Cemetery in Kendallville Indiana after a funeral at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was held in the afternoon under the auspices of local veterans groups.
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Kendallville
Ind
Marcus Richira
Lake View Cemetery
Atethodist Episcopal Church
Nel
Soldier recall links Rev White to ARO Services
The record notes ARO Services conducted by the Rev C B White and mentions Commie Richard as a brave soldier of the N's who enlisted in the 9 Michigan regiment, General Shafter's own unit, whom he knew as the Umea of the war.
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C. EB. White
Commie Richard
N's
Michigan
General Shafters
Umea
B and O Dispatcher Visits Kendallville During Vacation
Kendallville Indiana June 17 My George Bobet of Garrett a Baltimore and Ohio railroad train dispatcher is a guest in the city and may stay several days He is spending his annual vacation and has good reasons for being in Kendallville during this period
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Kendallville
Ind
George Bobet
Garrett
B. & O. Railroad
George
Coroner Investigates Waters Death By Own Action
Columbia City Indiana June 17 An investigation into the death by own action of Mrs Exsa B Waters at her home six miles north of town Sunday morning by Drew H Briggs Coroner of Churubusco county farmer found no new leads The letters read to her husband Westly Waters and sister outline custody of three younger children Olive eight Truman and Aaron twelve The forty acre farm recently bought from Shorter Staples was paid for and she held 1600 in a Fort Wayne bank and 500 in Columbia City
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Columbia City
Ind
Exsa B. Waters
Threety
Drew. H. Briggs
Churubusco
Anounty Farrer
Abe
Westly Watera
Allen County
Corones
Mhenare
Olive
Truman
Aaron
Staples
Fort Wayne
Domestic trouble blamed for death by carbolic acid
The coroner will likely determine the deceased died by drinking carbolic acid with intent to commit suicide due to domestic troubles. The note of $260 against her husband was found among her papers. Her sisters Henry Beauk hart and Mrs Willian Sappington of Richland township and her children express deep sympathy. remains to be interred beside her first husband at Maysville, then at Joseph Smith near Harlan.
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Henry Beaukhart
Willian Sappington
Richland Township
Maysville
Joseph Smith
Harlan
Two Whitley Students Earn State University BA Degrees
Charubusco dispatch notes that on June 17 at the State University two Whitley County economists Lola Metsker and Heaton Bloom received bachelor of arts degrees. Each completed the prescribed course with creditable work as the university reports 1,821 attendees, surpassing the 1889 student total.
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Churubusco
Ind
Township
Anon Misa Lola F. Metsker
Ahd Heaton Ft. Bloom
Rev Rudolph Otto to transfer to Dowling Ohio church
Columbia City Indiana June 17 The Rev Rudolph Gite pastor of the Oeta fran church south of the city has received a call to the German church at Dowling Ohio twelve miles south of Toledo He will preach his farewell sermon in this county on Sunday July 7 Parishioners here regret his departure and wish him a substantial salary increase at his new charge.
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Columbia City
Ind
Rudolph Gite
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