Kendallville Notes From Various Travelers and Visits
Mrs G W Hartcuck returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs Dr T W Wood in Angola. A D Martin, a Fort Wayne visitor, left for home with Mrs Walling remaining with her daughter Mrs W A Bard. Mrs H H Macomber and younger son are in Detroit for medical care. Rewey Miller and sister Miss Molla Miller and Mrs Dora Lower of Wilbrook visited Mr and Mrs Z Viann enroute to Hot Springs Ark. HG Deter and daughter Ploy and Dr B J Netter went to LaGrange for the funeral of Dr Katherine Detar. Mr and Mrs M Reed and daughter Roby of Stroh are guests at Mr and Mrs Julius Westphal while enroute home from Cowhere. Reed, Bardings steam shovel operator Hiesgerilett headed to dl for a jealous festival under Miss Ethel Saylor’s direction.
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Kendallville
Meg
G. ‘W. Hartcuck
T. W. Wood
Angola
A.D. Martin
Fort, Wayne
D.C Walling
W. A. Bard
H. H. Macomber
Detroit
Mich
Rewey Miller
Slater
Mias Molla. Miller
Dora Lower
Wilbrook
Z. Viann
Hot Springs
Ark
HG. Deter
Ploy
B. J. Netter
LaGrange
Katherine” Detar
Prescott
M. Reed
Roby
Stroh
Mira
Julius
Westphal
Reed
Reed,has Been ‘Barding’s, Steam, Shovel . Hiesgerilett
Ethel Saylor
Albion Minor News Highlights Reach Across Indiana
Local notes list visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs Belt from Mishawaka visiting relatives north of Albion and Mrs Menaugh with son John from Columbus City in town for a few days. The DeCamp family, Newcomers and Squires hostesses are noted, with Miss Shaffer from Arkansas City also visiting. Walter Bonham travels to Auburn to assist a firm in a funeral, while Dilgare, here two weeks, improves and plans to return home soon. Wanted ads in the Journal Gazette are three cents per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Ha. Belt, Jr
Mithawaka
Harry Menaugh
John
Calumbie City
M. O. DeCamp
Avilla
Florence
Blench Newcomer
Piergeton
Anna Squires
Black paper ink could slash newspaper costs, says Wis experts
Appleton May 9 a Washington inquiry sparks a plan to print newspapers on black paper with white ink. Wisconsin manufacturers argue black paper could cut raw material use and reuse old stock, lowering prices and easing pulpwood demand, while preserving readability. The shift would hinge on dyeing stock and printers adopting white ink.
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Appleton
Wis
Congress
Washington
Uzell
Iperior
Sentinel
New York
Umea
Lincoln saloonkeeper claim shocks St Louis Brewers
St Louis brewers announce they possess evidence alleging Abraham Lincoln was a saloonkeeper. Photographs and copies are to be spread in prohibition strongholds as Adolph Busch, before departing for Germany, disclosed the claim and showed supposed bonds linked to Lincoln in Sangamon County, Illinois.
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St. Louis
Abraham Lin [Colz
Brethera
St Louis
Adolphiia Busch
Germany
Lincoln
Banganion County
Ill
Bond
Making a Race for Governor Above the Clouds
Mayor Becker plans a Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign from a balloon tour this fall. C A Corey, owner of the balloon, accompanies Becker as he addresses districts from about 100 feet up. The craft resembles a Pullman car and includes a camping outfit and stove for inflight comfort. The basket is reinforced for safety and the outfit weighs over 400 pounds with supplies aboard for the journey. Corey will also enter the Chicago-based world aeronautique contest locally referenced as a challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Becker
Wisconsin
Mayor Becker
C. A. Corey
Becker
Wlaconsi
Althar
Corey
Chicago
Fremont Minor News Briefs Trimmed for May
May 6 Fremont Indiana notes include J. C. Albright visiting his brother J. P. Albright and returning home to Nay jappanne Ink. Mrs. M. Augustine of Montpelier Ohio visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen. Mrs. Jonathan Taylor attends gala on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Van Buck with Clayton Buck and family travel country lanes. Preaching in Con oS church Sunday at Dragney and a bus trip to Angola. Mrs. Gon Carson of Page Indiana visits Thursday. Mrs. Elmer Ritter confined at home with sore arm. Paul Taylor clerks at J. W. Heller’s Store. Miss Cora Vox visits Fort Wayne for a few days. Lester Coates visits Lonnie Saylor in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Conos
Dragney
Angola
Gon Carson
Page
Ind
Elmer Ritter Iz
Paul Taylor
J. W. Helsler
Misa Cora Vox
Fort Wayne
Lester Coaters
Lonnle Sayter
Etiquette of the Telephone
A fragment discusses telephone conversations and how etiquette breaks down. It notes rude behavior when people use slang, mentions the central operator recording calls, and observes that the operator’s demeanor can be surly or ill mannered.
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Kodol as a complete digestive aid that supports the stomach by supplying all necessary elements. It claims fast relief from indigestion, reduces pain, and promotes digestion of undigested food, urging readers to buy a dollar bottle with a signed guarantee from EC DeWitt & Co in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. T| DeWitt &*Co
Chicago
Something Old and Something New in a Bride’s Superstitions
A fragmented notice discusses wedding superstitions and old beliefs. It mentions common fears like unlucky days and the custom of something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue. It notes women amused by neighbors' quirks and hints at failed rituals affecting brides.
Northern Indiana News Briefs Prompt a Glowing Send Off
Col G G Conn of Elkhart led a California bound mission with twenty two autos and an escort through South Bend in a festive turnout. An accident marred the parade when Elkhart postmaster and ex county attorney were thrown from a machine and injured. Ashley Manufacturing falls to a receiver Edward Nill appointed with bonds of two thousand five hundred dollars. Suit filed in Steuben circuit court shows the firm owes two thousand dollars with only slot cash on hand.
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GG. Conn
Elkhart
California
South Bend
Eikhart
Aghley Manufacturing Company
A. ¥. Cross
Times
Aled
Steuben
Edward Nill
Bridal Shower Marks Sheldon Nuptials Between Dessie Brindle and Ernest Shrall
Friday evening in Sheldon Indiana, Miss Dessie Brindle and Ernest Shrall wed at the bride's home with Rev. GW Martin officiating. After the ceremony, neighbors showered the couple with good wishes and a supper was served. Guests included Brindle family members and local residents, with many presents given for the new union. Also noted are local social tidbits and health news from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Ind
Dessie Brindle
Shelton
Dirnest Shrall
Petroleum
Ing
GW. Martin
Oxsian
Bheldon
Kfe
Thomas” Dishong
Dan Brindle
George Brindle
Emory Brindle
Frankla Brindle
Aml
Wm. Brindle
Dot
Ari
Ars
Marian
Baby
F. Smith
Chester
Agnes Reed
Roy Scott
David Dishong
Lawrence Tilshong
Wildiam Schoonover
Oscar Schoonover
David Nicholson
Milo Rice
de Heminger
Fort Wayne
C. Huber
Galliver Hiss
Eduard Miller
Ris Syler
Kingsland
Fort Wayne Hospital
Knights to Hold Grand Conclave at Winona Lake
Winona Lake Indiana May 3 under authority of a resolution of the grand commandery Knights Templar of Indians a committee was appointed to arrange for the forty fourth annual conclave to be held at Warsaw June 10 14 and 12 the committee head Sir Knight Kingery of Warsaw Commandery No 10 reports the largest attendance for years at the summer conclave The opening session is set for June 1 2 p.m. with a grand parade in Warsaw June 40 the Fort Wayne commandery band will perform during the conclave and a prize drill and military exercises are planned The ladies will be entertained by Winona and Warsaw commanderies with receptions and a royal event schedule runs through Friday’s session and closing instillation in the auditorium The Warsaw citizens are preparing to welcome visitors with hospitality and a social program
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Kist
Winona Lake
Ind
Stant
Knights ‘Tempiar
Gerund
Whagis Lake
Koignt Kingery
Warsaw
Kingery
Winona
Wingna
Previllas
Jung
Winona Suditorium
Fort Wayne
Winona Hotel
Commandery
Westminster Building
Grand Commandery
Assembly Auditorium
Winnni
Winons Assembly
Order of Eastern Star
Ure Gram Commandery
Auditoriim
Qatter
Koma
Hamilton News Items Guests and Local Moves
Hamilton, Ind. residents report visitors and relocations as Ora Copp and son from Gary stay with J. B. Zeigler family. Arlo Caseheer and wife moved household goods from Edgerton Ohio to the Wright property, occupying Mrs. Merthe.
Front Room Occupant for No Barber Show Noted
Rev G H Bright hosts a series of sermons at the Methodist church with topics Wise Men and Their Ideal and The Purchase of a Farm Real Estate. The Angola Commercial club plans annual meeting to elect officers. Angloa-Lake James electric cars run downtown. Doc Geddls of Achley visits with his horse.
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G. Hoffman Bright
Mra
Bright
VC Buts and Wits
Topeka
Ind
Wash Farley
J. Oberlin
Forlly
Buster
Tad
Lunt Gray
Cedar Replds
Mich
Bir
Sllan F
Thera
G. H. Bright
Lodge of
Hamilton
Angola Commercial Club
Thor
Snd
Achley
Taining
Angola Minor News Briefs and Local Movements
Zetlar Willemar and Dawson Ransburg attended a school commencement in Ashley on Thursday evening. A van Matthewa departed Lake Shore for Auburn. BA Howe from Detroit joined his wife and Nutle son visiting Mrs. aioe’s parents, John A. Walker and Elias O Rose and wife of Jackson Mich, following the death of Mrs. T. F. Wood, sister of Mrs. Rose. Workmen roof the new college building but frequent rains hinder progress. GP Upp, once quite ill, is mentioned among recent local notes.
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Angola
Ind
Zetlar Willemar
Dawson Ransburg
Ashley
van Matthewa
Lake Shore
Auburn BA Howe
Detroit
Mich
Nutle
Dean
Aioe
John A. Walker
Elias O Rose
Jackson
T. F. “Wood
Rose
Upp
Pleasant Lake News Highlights May Day Activities
In Pleasant Lake Indiana on May 3 Miss Tia Crampton plans college study at Angola. Mrs Edna Danner remains seriously ill with aid from sister Mrs Prank Darby of Waterlog helping care. Elmer and Myrtle Frederick mourn their son Charlie who died Thursday. funeral Saturday at 10:20 from Baptist church with Rev S Le Roberts. Dr Lake to address Steuben County Medical Society at Angola courthouse. Mrs Belleny of Toniz Michigan visits for Grenners lodge work. Tuttle’s orchestra provided music for Ashley school commencement. Daisy Weaver Musa Hasselman and Randall of Ashley visited Pleasant Lake Wednesday. Mrs Frank Ransburg and daughter travel to Butler for its school commencement then plan to return Saturday.
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Pleasant Lake
Ind
Tia Crampton
Angola
Mra Prank Darby
Edna Danner
Little Charlie
Elmer
Myrtle Frederick
Baptist Church
S. le
Roberts
Court House
Lake
Steuben County Medical Society
Belleny
Toniz
Mich
Grenners’ Lodge
Tuttle
Ashley
Daisy Weaver
Musa Hasselman
Miss Randall
Frank Ransburg
Butler
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Frank J
Frank
Behrler
General Insurance
Court Street
Phone &Tt
National Art Glass. CO
Miure
Meurt Street
J. C. Peltier
West Wayne ST
Hattersley & Sons
Gaz
Artiade
East Main
The
American Central Life Insurance Co
Cor Taauienens
Henry P. Esherer
Etons
Indiana
Pixioy-fong
Albion Minor News
Journal- Gazette
Willie
Nearse Js
Buach
Gianna
Central
Centrail
Marion Hutland
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Ernor
Fremont Minor
Our
Soresents
GENEY
Northern Indiana News
Sheldon News
Concave
Knights Templars
Askin. & Marine CO
Calhoun St
Pleasant Lake News
Gazette
Hostetter
James Stronger
Mariella
Thos. H. Halloran
Newport
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