Kerr Murray case denied appeal to upper courts
Court actions overruled motions for new trials in the Kerr Murray Wousdry and Machine Co. v Hamilton et al matter. Appeals prayed and denied. cross-complaints by Kerr Murray against banks handled. Appraisers valued assets at 140000 for equipment, buildings, plans and drawings. on-hand materials at 25000. Also notes of a separate criminal case, divorces granted, and county council and township enumeration items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Murray Wousdry and Machine Company
Hamilton, First
Od Mational
Wood
Kerr Murray Company
Kerr Murray
Supreme Court
Roane Iran Company
Raners
Netea
Emaos Powers
Ick
Ruthlers
William PB. Gerke
Shacomint
Lardour
Murely
Aking I
Willis Daniels
Zoe Gaskill
Geo. Gaskill
Luly Ratner
William Ratner
William Houck
Wort
Henry Branning
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
Arch ie I Wood to Harriet McCoy Lorinzo M Hunneyyell to Hette Ovalace Elsworth W Hiclaman to Hilde A Cuelleman Frank Niteactie to Clara Hortsmainy Vred Wiltrath to Wilhemina C CK Frederick Wysa to Anna Stalth rer season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie I. Wood
Harriet McCoy
Lorinzo M. Hunneyyell
Hettte
Ovalace
Elsworth W. Hiclaman
Hilde A. Cuelleman
Clara Hortsmainy
Wiltrath
Wilhemina c. Ck
Frederick Wysa
Anna Stalth
Louis Ankenbruck Becomes a Benedict in Secret City Wedding
Louis Ankenbruck a Gerghoff Brewing salesman and Miss Anna Doghtman were wed by Rt Rev Mgr J H Oechtering V G at St Marys Catholic Church parsonage last evening. The couple's bid to keep the ceremony private failed as friends surprised them at 4a West Lieth Street home of bride's brother in law Witham TL Schlaudroff.
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Louis Ahkenbruck
Gerghoff Brewing Association
Anna Doghtman
Mgr
J. H. Oechtering
St. Mary's Catholice Church
Witham TL. Schlaudroff
West Lieth Street
Gebhard Touched Live Wire and Fell to Death at Concordia
Friday report on Concordia college campus details the death of William Gebhard Jr after contacting a live wire on a steel front tower. Superintendent Frank Dix concludes the tower was not charged and the insulation failed to account for the current. Coroner Kruse to hold an inquiry Saturday at four.
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William Gebhard, Jr
Concordia College
Frank Dix
Dix
Coniact
Kruse
Qelock
Garrett Fourth Will Be Big Celebration
Garrett Ind June 26 From the present outlook the Fourth of July in this city will be One Big Day and the girls are saving their money for the time of their life Committees in charge of the amusements are getting everything good it possibly can and the parade promises to be one of the best ever in the city Nearly every automobile owner in the city has promised to participate and also to decorate the machines There are two good premiums offered for the best decorated autos and any one may enter the contest who wishes
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Garrett
Ind
Garrett Firemen Head to Decatur Convention
Garrett Indiana June 25 a large delegation of Garrett volunteer firemen will leave early Thursday by Interurban for Decatur to attend the firemen convention. The Garrett Military band will accompany and provide music until 2 p m. They will then proceed to Huntington to aid the Phi Delta Mu chapter in the parade at the Phi Delts convention. The Huntington event offers a prize for the best parade showing, prompting band members to join the Huntington contingent. Garrett members who planned to travel Wednesday evening by auto prepared in matching attire and other gear for the trip.
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Garrett
Ind
Garrett Volunteer
Decatur
Pherg
Huntington
Garrett Chapter
Phi Della Mappa
Phi Delts
Phi Della Kappas
Garrett Mliitary
Phi Della
Butler News from Butler Indiana June 26
Local brief lists numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Birs. A. Haverstack, Earnest Baxter, Johnny Wagner, Frank Wagner, Ethel Boyele, John Gardner, Mrs. James Eviston, Gus Gebhard, Charles Hewey, Leah Hewey, Vern Pifer, John Krantz, Frank Farnsworth, Rev. Chapman, Earl Eckhart, McCrory family, Anna Mas Endecott, Grace Dudman, Grace Sturges, Robinett, Troninett, and others. Several travel to Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Toledo, and Fremont for church, business, and family visits.
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Taton Tombow
Biss Ethel Boyele
Indianapolis
Delegaton
Burler Lutheran Church
Luther
Frank Reynolda
Vern Pifer
Auburn
William Pifer
John Krantz
Fremont
Frank Farnsworth
Hilledale
Mich
Rev. Chapman
Eden
Ohio
Butler
Earl Eckhart
Hicksville
Jacob Cook
Hoyt Cook Blain
Colorado Springs
B. McCrory
Messele
Shawsiter
Toledo
Oho
la Villa Showalter
Chrisgin Endeavor
U. B
J. McKinnon
John Sturges
Manchester
Chas, Morogan
Chas. Kimmel
Kendallville
Ester
Byron Magan
Edwin Austin
Quincy
Ta’ Vish
J. Perel
South Bend
Margaret Aldrich
Mark Mansburg
Pleasant Lake
H. Aldrich
Mariliby
Columbia City Bird Shootings Stir Local Curiosity
In Columbia City Indiana residents in the north and west end protest how youths use air and small rifles to shoot songbirds beyond a fifty foot limit. They warn affidavits may be filed against offenders if strict enforcement fails, citing risk of stray bullets injuring someone. A separate listing notes a seventy two foot lot on West Side of Florida Drive offered at 1500 dollars.
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Columbia City
Ind
Kida
Florida Drive
Louis F. Curdes
Auto gang plow for farmers to buy soon
Eagle Manufacturing Company of this city plans marketable motor propelled two gang plows. Directors H Z Schwelker, W J Barth, Frederick Krefbaum, Dallas F Green and Charles E. Orlf announce tests successful. A gasoline engine with twenty horsepower will be mounted, with market delivery expected in spring at about 1200 dollars.
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Eagle Manufacturing Company
H. Z. Schwelker
W. J. Barth
Frederick Krefbaum
Dallas F. Green
Charles
E. Orif
Hay
Dallas Green
Marlon
Bridge collapses as train nears in Lafayette Ind
Ten minutes before Big Four passenger No 18 from Chicago reached Lafayette Ind the New York Central bridge over the Wabash river collapsed. Floods last March had weakened the structure and the second pier gave way throwing part of the bridge into the river. Big Four trains are detoured via Mononto Chicago and eastbound via Peg a and Eastern tracks.
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Lafayette
Ind
Chica 1
New York
Wabaah
Mononto
Chicago
Pega
Woman Dies After Epileptic Fall in Warsaw Home
In Warsaw Indiana on a Wednesday evening Willam Weaver discovered his wife dead at their home. She had suffered an epileptic seizure while seated, toppled forward breaking her neck and dying instantly. The deceased, described as very large, was about 398 years old.
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Warsaw
Ind
Willam Weaver
Earlhamites Engaged to Wed Amid College Romances
A list of Earlham College engagements announced by Gay notes several couples from the senior class including Agnes Helley with Professor Roderick Scott, Mary Emma Smith with Herbert Televitts, and others such as Hasel Oler with George Wood and Althea McLean with Laurens. The notice reflects campus romance details and an upcoming outing date in styles and prices.
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Richmond
Inf
Cupid
Harlham College
Dass
Mannes
Ty Gay
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For the People
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Patterson-Fletcher Co
Bere Cegceere
Secree
Athletic Union
Patterson -Fletcher Co
Kleinert
Paris
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Milan
Ealwe
Ecra
Ferris
Tesday
Ize
Tel
All Inc
Butler News
A. Haverstack
Earnest Baxter
Preemont
Johy Wagner
Frank. Wagner
White River
Franke Stump
John Robnether
Bluffton
Mr. Alexander
Pearl’ Alexander
Chug
Pullligs
Kathlen
Mina Vova Steward
Fort
Wayte
Frank Brown
Albert Fann
Watar
Dun
Valma Firawn
Hetthorn
Phil
Ara
Dorn
Daniss
Dames Decker
Ola Bereinger
Min- No
Harold
Jennings, Mich
Eranitor
Mrn
Nelle Gihack
Hpringtions. M
Geared Swift
Stephen Melardy
Whiting
Wanans
Frank Rapnolda
Dermit
Miah
Sith
John Siaaletta
Hosciusko
Paul P. Kinder
Calhoun Street
Ono
Odor-O NO CO
Cincinnati
Miss Emanuel
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