State Nurses Convention To Meet In Fort Wayne
The semi annual convention of the Indiana State Nurses Association will be held Saturday in Fort Wayne. The assembly will convene in the Court House assembly room with a program featuring papers by prominent doctors and hospital staff. Officials include President Mrs E L Kumphrey Crawfordsville first vice president Miss Sollars Lafayette second vice president Miss Cork Gheusel South Bend secretary Mrs M W Curry Indianapolis treasurer Miss Lula Elliott Fort Wayne. The program begins Friday March 27 with committee meetings and welcome addresses, then Saturday March 28 features clinics and business sessions with papers on nursing work and hospital topics by experts from Indianapolis South Bend and Fort Wayne. Adjournment follows.
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Angin
Nuewessesekition
Stadt Pornds
Prexhdint
Mes
LE. Kumiphrey
Crawfordsville
Misa M. Sollu
Rowand Ailiress
M. Porter
Edith Favark
Fort Wayne
Ind
Teabal
Melanie Renton Park
Charles Trall
Indiana Schnol
Linesinen
Slope Hospital
Altimnde
O. EL Atohler
Cldley Johnson
Innapolis
Aumnas
Garrard Port
Wayda
Elizabeth Bell
South Bend
G. Fourster
Wayne
New Winona's Normal Plans Outlined for Summer Term
Winona Lake Indiana plans for a combined Normal Institute to replace the summer schools. Led by Jongthon Risdon the program will train teachers for public schools with courses in common branches agriculture bookkeeping and music. Special lectures by William Watson Stetson and Dr G Bianiegial will be offered along with assembly lectures and concerts.
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Winter Lakes
Ind
Jongthon Risdon
New! Win Normal
Winon Agricultural Institute
Bia
Winona
Lake On
Dune
Indiana
State Board of Education
Rigdon
William Watson Stetson
Maine
Winona Lake
G. Bianiegial
Clark's
David Starr Jordan III Ban Joce?
David Starr Jordan III, president of Stanford University, collapsed at home in Palo Alto after planning to lecture. Ill health has troubled him amid student demonstrations and war-related anxiety, drawing concern from friends and university officials.
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Ban Jose
Cal
David Tor Jordan
Stanford Universiy
S Itkh
Jordan
da Jordan
Artick
Guin
Adu
Br. Jordan
Make the Stomach Work Dont Ble by Can Be Cure Your Stomach
A battered text urges correcting stomach dysfunction through diet and routine. It warns against indigestion headaches and poor digestion and promotes healthier eating, activity, and consistent care to restore digestive function.
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Pines
Duan's Ointment Promises Cures for Various Ailments
Testimonial advertisement from Mrs M. Maguenard of Fort Wayne Indiana praising Duan's Ointment for curing itching hives cold symptoms and various skin complaints. She claims quick permanent relief after prior treatments failed and recommends Leah's Ointment as well. Sold by Meyer Troy & Co drug store with 20 cent price in the United States.
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Diego
Tt Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Meyer Troy & Co
Duan
Leah
Doun
Dale Suvather
Dressed Meat Prices Rise in St Louis March Report
Market observers note a 30 percent average increase in dressed meat prices in St Louis. Wholesale and over the counter costs have climbed as packers and retailers explain higher demand and recent disruptions. Buyers report hog prices up about 5 cents a pound and cattle prices up nearly 3 cents as the market stabilizes after a recent downturn. The industry expects price gains to linger as country buyers report scarce cattle and yard prices rise amid renewed prosperity.
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ST. Louis
Maceh
Bikin
Jin Reutll
Axa
Thin Secon
Home of A. J. Wiltrout Burned in Indiana Fire
Fire destroyed the home of A. J. Wiltrout southeast of Warsaw Indiana early today. Most household goods were saved. Nearby, Mrs D Strong of North Manchester had her home destroyed by fire yesterday while visiting relatives in Goshen. Rev James Noff of Milford had his residence burn to the ground with contents. Mrs Catherine Rodshaugh of Milford sustained heavy fire damage yesterday afternoon. The two story house of William Glenumer west of Mentone was also destroyed by fire this afternoon.
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Warsaw
Ind
A. J. Wiltrout
D. Strong
North
Manchester
U Goshen
James Noff
Milford
Cathérine Rodshaugh
Glenumer
Mentone
Octogenarian Found Unconscious in Silver Lake Home
By Kist News Bureau Silver Lake Ind March 2 Bamuel Regenos an octogenarian well known resident was found unconscious on the floor of his home between midnight and 1 am Tuesday. He remains helpless with no improvement and it is believed illness struck him Tuesday night as family was alerted. A son W B Regenay of Durkst is at his bedside and other relatives have been summoned as death seems near.
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Kist
Silver Lake
Ind
Bamuel Regenos
W. B. Regenay
Durkst
Elkhart County Recluse Granger Known For Goshen Roots
John Granger of near Southwest seven miles west of Goshen, aged seventy one, helped lay out Goshen but has never attended a Fourth of July or Decoration day observance. He has never seen a ballot in forty seven years and has abstained from civic entertainments for decades.
Greeks Soliciting Aid for Orphans' Home in Babylonia
Ballville, Ind documents show Mayor Graves receiving a request from Greek church leaders Billkn Anthony and Nichlas John to solicit funds in the city for an orphan home in Babylonia. The pair, a priest and deacon, came from the Orthodox Greek church and spoke of traveling from the west several months prior.
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Kist News Bornan
Ballville
Ind
Graves
Billkn Anthony
Nichlas John
Babylonia
West Witle
Drunken Man Detained After Office Incident in Auburn
A man sent by Marechal Brown answered a police call in Auburn at 12:45 PM and, upon arrival, a drunken man had entered the office, seized a chair, and began to move about. He was taken to the city jail and kept there until sober.
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Kist
Burgas
Auburn
Ind
Marechal Brown
Tha T S
Married in Union Township Prompts Local Nuptials
A brief Union Township ceremony joined Miss Jenny Instinct and Mr. Marehel in matrimony, as reported in the local news brief. The couple’s wedding occurred recently, marking a union celebrated in the community.
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Cnunis
Dick Jenny
Marehel
Union Township
Engine Sparks Fire Across Fields and Woods Near Town
High winds yesterday sparked a series of fires northwest of the city, threatening a barn and straw stack. Chief Hlbrecht summoned George Slaper’s chemical company to battle the blaze, which spread from a stack to the farm buildings but was kept from total ruin. More fires in nearby woods were soaked by farmers before major damage occurred.
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Ne Eruglie
Grand Rapids
Mir
Ulmer Poinsett
Ue Polmott
Bluffton May Get Gas Plant From Fort Wayne Firm
Bluffton residents may see Fort Wayne Gas Company turn its plans to Bluffton for supplying artificial gas next winter. After long court battles, Fort Wayne officials and the company secured a franchise there and may seek a Bluffton franchise if a satisfactory agreement is reached. The Wells are weakening. pipelines to Fort Wayne have been removed, delaying new gas supplies and making Bluffton’s future gas plans uncertain.
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Port Wayne
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Fort Waynes
Water scare as firemen fling beer on blaze in Gary
An incendiary fire in Gary on March 24 enveloped two frame buildings. Firemen, finding water scarce, used barrels of beer left on the sidewalk to help fight the flames. Water was eventually put out, with losses exceeding $5,000. the Sloun building had been set on fire before.
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Gary
Ind
Colisimos Siloga
Witer
Paroled man breaks his promises in Auburn case
Carenee McDonald twenty five of Butler was arrested by Officer Brown after being found intoxicated in the Dayateh office. He had been sentenced to the penitentiary but released on good behavior. He now faces renewed court action and likely imprisonment to serve out the sentence. He is married with children.
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Auburn
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Tve
Butler
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McDonald
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Grape-Nuts As A Quick Nourishment Source
A promotional note states Grape-Nuts can be digested by people who struggle with other foods and rapidly supplies energy and tissue-building material. It claims the food is nearly all nourishment and transformation to tissue occurs about one hour after ingestion. The slogan There’s a Reason for Grape-Nuts is included.
Wedding Bells in South Milford Wed for Bertha Sams
Marenti Wart of South Milford celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary by wedding their daughter Bertha May to Gilo P. Sams of Lagranze. The ceremony at high noon featured Mendelssohn and a lace canopy. A three course dinner followed with gifts from many locals. Attendants included Erma Sams and Charles Wert. Guests totaled about eighty with many from out of town.
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South Milford
Ind
Marenti
David Wart
Erma Sams
Chars Wert
Grace "Wert
Lou Sans
Bertha
Gresso
V. Sams
Miss Wert
Kendallville
Orla Sams
Sighty
T ’ ‘ Reinheimer
Winchester
Mins Zaidan Scott
Montpelier
Anna Nusbaum
Bertha Gresso
Wd Steinmetz
Oscar Griner
Goshen
Sim Griner
Emma. Nushaum
Efia Wert
Middlebury
Orvil
Young and Son
Walter
Albion
Viva Smith
D. D. Church
J. L. Sama
Jam
Topeka Art Club at Hildebrand Home
TOPEKA March 26 An art club organized in Topeka by Mrs W O Hildebrand met for a pleasant afternoon. Members shared needlework projects and discussed the club’s promising future as the new society gains attention and support from local ladies.
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Topeka
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Topeks
Are. W. O. Hildebrand
Sycamore Members Hold Pleasant Meeting in Topeka
In Topeka Indiana on March 26 the Sycamore society enjoyed a very pleasant evening meeting at its hall. The gathering featured a well-attended session with social remarks and a brief program concluding smoothly.
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iBy Kist Keres Buren Topeka
Ind
Sreanore Society
Evening changes prompt for Sual debate at high school
The event moved to evening rather than Friday to accommodate additional address from Dr Brat of Moomington University. The Neerangamn program ran as Sol Muata with a high school chorus debate on centralization of powers in the federal government.
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Dr. Brat
Moomington Wniversity
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Sol Muata
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Ralph Stine
John Wemple
George Enmert
Masors
Piel Todd
Walter Yoder
Byron
Rice
Coal Bolo
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J. Strock
Harry Lombard
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Electric cars run Sunday to Lake James from Angola
Angola Ind March 20 The Angola Railway and Power Company sent cars to Lake James Sunday to accommodate visitors to the lake resort. Track and equipment were in good condition marking the first trip of the season with the new dynamo and generator installed at the power house. Regular trolley service expected to begin mid April.
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Angola
Ind
Aged Auburn Lady Breaks Arm at Swineford Hotel
Mrs. C. Swineford, widow of S. C. Swineford, owner and landlady of the Swineford hotel, fell at the Swineford hotel on Wednesday and sustained a broken arm. She had leased the property to J. J. Carter, former Auburn postmaster, after twenty years of residence and operation.
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Aubury
Int
8. C. Swineford
S.c.swineford
Swineford Hotel
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Twentes
J. J. Carter
Auburn
Farmers Warn Against Wool Tying With Twine
Farmers are admonished not to tie their wool with sisal or binder twine. Manufacturers in the east oppose the practice and deduct a heavy tare from wool tied with this twine. In crimping the fleece it is impossible to remove all small fibers, which go into the goods and cause many pieces of inferior quality.
Fragmentary Advice on Wool Worth from Gasheu News Lids
The fragment notes a recommendation for using a lasting wine quality and hard twine for wool goods. It warns that dye colors won t fade and mentions white or yellow streaks appearing in the goods. The passage reads as a partial trade tip.
Cause for Allspaugh death remains a mystery
Sidney Ind March 26 the funeral of Samuel Allsnaugh who died Tuesday by hanging himself in his barn near this place was held this morning from Fairview with relatives and friends in attendance. There is no known cause for the act. Former Pierceton man dies at Detroit Mich by East News Bureau Pierceton Ind March 26 Andrew J Scott aged seventy five years a former resident of Pierceton Ind who left this place about eleven years ago passed away at Detroit Mich after a prolonged illness.
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Sidney
Ind
Samuel Allsnaugh
Fairview
Pierceton
Detroit
Mich
East News Bureau
Piercrygn
Andrew J. Scott
Pierceton Ind
Witt
Mathias Scott
Pierceton Schools
Hartman to seek admission to Longellite Hospital for the insane
A 28 year old man, Marcheer Wealter Hartman of Jackson township near Bidney Indiana, son of George Hartman, is said to be losing his mind. He plans to apply for admission to Longellite Hospital for the insane after becoming convinced that someone is pursuing him with intent to steal his mink and belongings.
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Bidney
Ind
Marcheer Wealter
Hartman
George
Jackson Township
Longellite + Hospital for
Young Hart
Ladies' Aid Serves Dinner for Local Horse Sale
In Packerton Indiana on March 26 the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society served dinner in the old hardware store building to fund a horse sale hosted by O R Scott & Co. A neat net was reported.
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Packerton
Ind
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society
O. R. Scott & Co
New Theory Prompts Nationwide Discussion On Health
A controversial tract promotes J T Conner's theory of a universal stomach ailment linked to modern life. The piece claims a "New Discovery" medicine cures stomach trouble in six weeks and cites Mrs. Me R Delite of Boston as a testimonial. It ends with a sales note for Cooper medicine offered by Dreier & Bro.
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