Hospitals Welcome Postoperative Patients In Area
At the hospitals Mr M E Lawrence of Warsaw returned home after two months in Hope hospital where he underwent an operation. St Josephs hospital received Archer Berry of Columbia City Miss Jury Bogenschuelz and little Miss Sivaling Merritt for operations. David Wisher of Grover Hill was admitted to Hope hospital for treatment. Mrs W M Fashbaugh of 624 Fourth street is improving at Lutheran hospital after a surgical operation and will be moved home Saturday afternoon.
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M. E. Lawrence
Warsaw
Hope Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Archer Berry
Columbia City
Jury Bogenschuelz
S14
East Washington Street
Miss Sivaling Merritt
Illnois Road
David Wisher
Grover Hill, Ou
City plans new pedestrian crossing stop rules
Following an inspection tour city officials discuss changing street crossing practices. Negotiations with transit companies aim to place clear signs and shift vehicle stops to the opposite curb where streets are paved, with unpaved streets to keep current practices briefly until full implementation is ready.
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Gener
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Mucy
Concordia Valedictorian Honored by Faculty
Valedictorian W A Lichiginn who delivered the commencement address at Concordia College Tuesday evening received an unusual honor Thursday. The event followed his valedictory and highlighted his outstanding academic standing within the class.
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Concordia
W. A. Lichiginn
Concordia College
Valedictory honors for Uw faculty leader Lichtsinn
He was notified of election to Uw faculty, a well deserved compliment for Mr. Lichtsinn who led in class work for the past three years. His valedictory address Tuesday West drew many encomiums.
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Lichtsinn
DROWNS IN BLUE LAKE AT CHURUBUSCO RECITAL ADMISSION TEN CENTS
CHURUBUSCO Ind June 23 Gen Lincoln seventeen a drowned in Glue Isle?e near Blue Lake while swimming with companions about one hundred feet from shore. Rescue efforts failed though grappling hooks recovered the body. Lincoln recently moved two months ago to work on Uncle George Bunyan’s farm. his parents live in Ilnots.
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Churubusco
Ind
Lincoln
Oetook
Lincolly
Hig
George Bunyan
Uvo
Ilnots
Widow of Cen Mater Matilda Reed Dead in Indiana
Matilda Reed widow of John Reed pioneer leader died at the Reed homestead near Puckettville northwest of ECATUR Indiana. She aged more than dislite years and leaves daughters Martha and Tillie and son Charlie and Joni all residents of Nemes. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Kist
Ecatur
Ind
Matilda
John Reed
Vatly
Nemes
Amd
Mrz
Tillie Bhowsra
Chie Cage
Jacob Spunwler
Thix
Ch Wrother
Ohio
Solving Problem in Dixie Session Opens with Offic er Reports
Second day of the Ep worth league convention at First Methodist Episcopal church features officer reports and devotional services. Rev. Mason from Cincinnati lectures on solving the problem of the negro in Dixie, highlighting Freedmen's Aid work and the 126 schools with over 9,000 students, 4,000 in industrial instruction. He notes the negro will not die out and argues for education, moral and civic uplift. Afternoon programs include orchestral performances and varied talks by ministers and workers, with devotionals led by Rev. Rose Stonker and Rev. Edwards emphasizing foreign missions and humane education.
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D. D
Cincinnati
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Jorpel
Dixie
Ming
Schnitter
Orthestraa
Nellie TE. Ma Aon
Truffton
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Oreland
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Thie
Laten M. Edwarie
Porthind
Edwards
Fewards
Andreas
Mortem Culver Martzell
D. B
Chiesa
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Blattrany Tow
Anghing
Monneter
Fred Rohrer
Beam
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Duet and Choir Events Lead List of Thursday Activities
City Hall notes report planning drawings for a rail project elevation over a station area, building permits issued for several residences, and infrastructure updates. Rain caused localized flooding prompting pump plans and new basins to aid drainage. local crews monitor Water Street area and verify surgical work.
Tri-State Body Coal Men Plan Expansion
Indiana and Michigan dealers may join the Ohio association as the Tri-State Body Coal Men move toward a unified organization. The Toledo Chronicle notes the potential merger amid talks of a broader league, aiming to coordinate sales and standards across the three states. The article cites discussions at a meeting and hints at future formalization of the plan.
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Indiana
Michigan
Ohio Association
Toledo
Nsec
Ties
Cheng Ihn
Xexston
Donjeta
Nfew
Nhtek
Ned Feott
Ferarte Heart
Oni
Hans
Troiana Michigan Meeting On Steamer Manitou Declares Subject
G Kridop of Fort Wayne announced at a Troiana Michigan gathering aboard the steamer Manitou en route to Lake Superior that the matter was taken up. Ed Lee and Dalett edited the piece, with Epuke In Sts favac noted.
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G. Kridop
Fort Wayne
Troiana-Michigan
Manitou
Lake Superior
Ed Lee
Dalett
Epuke
Sts
Favac
Car Workers Organizing Drive Reported by Chicago Leader
A. G. Humphrey, a nona organizer for the International Car Workers union, travels to the city to rally local members. He aims to unite workers, push for improved conditions, and press for better investigation of layoffs and plant practices amid a growing industry.
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A. G. Humphrey
Chicago
International Car Workers’ Union
Big A O H Meet at Peru
Members of division No. 1 Anelout Order of Tiberntane attend the first county meeting at Peru Sunday. Atty wit seaman secured a special rate and an Internebag car chartered for the crowd. State President Willerat We Kelly and the Rev M Ertpunn of Talfagane spoke. Wayne team to confer the fourth verge. Theta will be representatives from divisions of Vike arden tr Alta, Coma, Micrt and Madison counties.
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Anelout Order of
Tiberntane
Pera Wert
Tig Pert Wayne Team
Theta
Upragit
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Coma
Micrt
Drunkenness Arrests Lead to Court Appearance on Lafayette
Police report Frank Williams and Harry Wiftime arraigned before Judge Skelton after drunkenness. Williams fined with costs while Wiftime ordered to leave town aboard the first train. Gust Hallenberg wept over drink issue. Fraunk from Montpelier in a dry town referenced.
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Frank Willams
Harry Wiftime
Lafayette Street
Skelton
Marty
Fraunk
Montpelier
Gust Hallenberg
Trolley Work To Begin From Wabash To Wardaw
War sa w Inn June 23 John Bru biker attorney for the Wabash & Northern Interurban company said work would begin immediately on the line from Wabash to Wardaw parallel to the Big Four railroad Garry delays cited due to William Moyer of North Manchester and now New York connected with him in tin drinking Mr Beubsiker spoke after a conference of the road's tormays at Wabash returning last evening.
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Rint News
Warsaw
Inn
John Brubiker
Wabash & Northern Interurban Company
Wabash
Wardaw
Garry
William Moyer
North Manchester
New York
Beubsiker
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