CHURUBUSCO WOMAN DIED IN CHICAGO AND BURIED HERE
Mrs Hannah Cutter widow of Edward Cutter died in Chicago after a year with her daughter in Coleago. Remains brought to Columbia City then home of Homer Cutter for viewing and funeral at the Methodist church. Interment at Bel River Cemetery. She was born April 15 1833 in Laman England and was about 75. Survived by six children including Homer A Cutter, Edward Cutter, Gils, and Mrs Fannie Altermatt, Mrs Charles Rittenhouse, and Mrs Marla Tughey. brother Robert Hood. Local services held with Rev C A Trabue and other church officers.
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Churuhsco
Ind
Bay
Mannah Cutter
Edward Cutter
Charles Rittenhouse
Coleago
Cohmins City
I. M. Sonday
Homer
A. Culter
Urey
Bel River Nemistery
Forth
Cutter
Chicago
Churcbses
Lanian
England
Amortea
Fort Wayne
Eeward Cutter
Columbia City
Churabses
Homer A
Willard Z. Smith
Edward
Auburn
Gils
Fannie Altermatt
Marla Tughey
Allen County
Slater
Robert Hood
Columbia
Sunday School Convention at Columbia City
Columbia City Indiana May very excellent program rendered at the Sunday School convention held at Grace Lutheran church in this city. Session opened with prayer by Rev L A Lickentill. Lee C Tustison spoke on how to secure qualified teachers and offered profitable suggestions. Boys Class presented by Prof M W Deputy followed by general discussion.
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Dat Rews Buren
Columbia City
Ind
Columbia Township
Grace Lutheran Church
L. A Lickentill
M. W
Coconut Custard Pie Praise and Sales Note
A short reader item extols coconut custard pie and advises avoiding soggy pies. It promotes OUR-PUS packets sold by grocers, each containing ingredients for two pies with varieties Leron Chocolate and Custard priced at 10 cents per package. Order the Custard for coconut custard pies.
All Day Township Sunday School Convention Held
An all-day township Sunday school convention was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Cosase Union township. President Simon Winters and Secretary J L Poster led the event with sessions on the morning lesson, teacher selection methods, and community impact of the Lindy School. Music by local schools and talks by Rev Pittinger Henry Schrader and Albert Bush framed the program.
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Madge Sharp
C. A. Trabue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Bordner
New Movement Clas Organization
Willam L. Stiveley
M. W
Tragnyzer
Bea Ebersele
Hey. A. J. Sutherland
Presbyterian Paxtor
Hirst News Bureau
Columbia City
Ind
Union Township
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Cosase
Simon Winters
J.L. Poster
Nelson
Township Association
C_ Pittinger
Jesse J. Jer
Edith Ryan
Pittinger
Lindy Schoo
Henry Schrader
Albert Bush
K Grove
Wialnut Grove
A. Tuckenbill
Farewell to a Wandering Soul and Local Socials
Silas Fern Bowman hosted a pretty party on North Harrison street with Miss Myrtle Blount as guest of honor, while clubs and societies planned spring outings. Debutante Geraldine Maxwell wed Arthur Bleckman at a quiet Elk Lake ceremony, with families and friends from Fort Wayne and beyond.
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Silas Fern Bowman
North Harrison Street
Myrtle Blount
Ass Blount
Bleakman-Maxwell
Ea'elack
Geraldine Maxwell
Leo
Arthur Bleckman
John Bleekman
Fort Wayne
Wloyd
Copenhagen
Pierceton Man Severed Fingers In Train Accident
Charles Gibson of Pierceton Ind. was injured Saturday afternoon while attempting to board a freight train. He fell and lost two fingers from his left hand and suffered a severe facial cut. Dr. Leedy attended him. onlookers, including local youths, aided his transport to medical care.
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Charles Gibran
Kist News Bursau
Plerchton
Ind
Garrett Minor News From Garrett Indiana May Worth
Local garbled notes report social visits and routine events from Garrett Indiana. Mentions Olver and daughters from Aldton, Don McDonald and son visiting Autier, carnival cleanup, street work crews, and arrivals at the depot for Noell Bultl-George Moses of Chicago spent Sunday with friends.
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Garrett
Olver
Aldton
Don McDonald
Autier
Walt
Carnival
Tay
Tata
Tly Merry Ag
Noell Bultl
George Moses
Chicago
Hans Frank Rosenberrry
F. NM
ArcDonakl
Magne
Lsne Winwassee
Mrsenor
Fort Wayna
Conner Brither
Homer Breede
Schwal
Minno Icrlesbau
Whitley County News appears mixed in Columbia City visitations
May 11 report notes Dr Le W Vennant and wife of Lurvill visiting Columbia City as guests of Dr D S Linvill. Milas Arminda Lawrence and Mrs At Dohner traveled to Indianapolis as delegates from the local Daughters of Trebollah to the grand assembly. Burn Claphant plans to leave Monday with land seekers for South Dakota. Osie and Brntain will depart with prospective buyers for New Mexico. Burney Ay Hy of Richmond and Mrs Inoy Anayiaugh in Golurauia City with Andaugl and wife. Sutton Bros show to exhibit at Churubusco on Monday. The city band rehearsal at the court house assembly room. Edward Wiley of the Cole Bros show camp recovers from a headache overdose. Renry Egoll of Thorncreek township improving after a stroke. L Daniel and family in Columbia City. Sermon on Christian Motherhood at Grace Lutheran by Rev Francis M Porch draws large turnout.
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Columbia City
Mnd
le W. Vennant
Lurvill
Linvill
Wit
Milas Arminda Lawrence
Mra
Dohner
Indianapolle
Tocal Daugh Ae
Trebollah
Grand
Burn
New Mexico
Grace Lutheran Church
Francis M. Porch
Nainsook Embroidered Underwear Drawers Described
May Manton outlines inexpensive nainsook drawers with embroidery and frills. The design features a comfortable loose shapely shape with a fitted yoke at the waist and optional lace or insets. Variations include embroidery lace, or plain fabric with narrow edges and optional insertions.
Congress Adjourning Without Major Roosevelt Bills
Washington May 17 Congress edges toward adjournment in eight days with no major Roosevelt backed measures likely to pass. Taft stands to benefit as the Republican nominee, while many incumbents face questions over inaction. A list of key pending bills includes anti trust reform, Philippine tariff projects, civil liability for federal employees, campaign finance publicity, gun and art paper duties, and a border of tax and pension reforms. The piece notes the Ways and Means tariff revision debate and warns that much remains unsettled before session ends.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Administration
Civic Federation
Philippine Islands
National Anti- Saloon League
United States
Appalachians
New Hampshire
Cenerest
Ini
Iia
Giare
Ways and Means
Snntienca
Barcels
Kendallville Personal News Mixes Visits and Local Notes
Kendallville Ind residents share a crowded roster of social calls and travels. Chicago resident Mary Decker joins Mrs Charles Holatoger and Miss Maude Gorell in sending greetings while others visit Fort Wayne and Seimstead for weekend gatherings. Local youths and families attend gatherings, hunt mushrooms, and recount past ties as the Newsboys play a second win for the west end in a community ball game.
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Kendallville
Ind
Mary Decker
Chicago
Charles Holatoger
Maude Gorell
Seimstead
Anna Bruce
D, CG
Wilton
Fort Wayne
Berdneghtar
Ernest Shaffer
Reeunais
Paul
Welter Raypole
Churubusce
Edith Grobowsky
Buz
Raypole
Kiss Emyon Klemm
Hive
Tell Hank
Battle Groz
RC. Rapp
Bre
Rapp
Fort Yas
Johnson
Irig Newman
South Milford
Willian Alkine
Esat
Tammond Straet
Isuay Ayers
Enake
Sopdativitta
West Enders
To & “Battery
Newsboys
Lee
Shakers
West Ender
Kollman
Karn
Dan Burswell
Edward
United States
San Francisco
Sunday School Convention Brings Five Townships Together
Five enterprising Sunday schools from Zune and Troy townships held their annual convention at the Troy Presbyterian church in Columbia City Indiana. The day featured talks on The Sunday School of To-morrow by Rev. Gibson Wilson and The Sunday School of Yesterday by Zach Barnes with Hammond Bates contributing. Music and singing accompanied morning afternoon and evening sessions, with successful performances by all five schools.
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Dy Rist
Columbia City
Ind
Zune
Troy Townships
Troy Presbyterian Church
To-morrow
Gibson Wilson
Pierceton
Zach Barnes
Troy Township
Hammond Bates
Etna Township
Couple Separated Sparks Separate Hunt For Spouse
Mr and Mrs Thomas Otis of West Superior Street separated after a quarrel on Wallace Street Saturday night. Otis walked off with another woman to a rendezvous while the wife searched for him. Otis returned home alone and notified police fearing harm to his wife. Patrolman Buck found the wife near her home exhausted after two hours of searching for her husband who may have had an accident.
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Sind
Thomas Otis
West Superior Street
Wallace Treet
Otis
Awife
Cilea
Buck
Epworth League marks nineteenth anniversary in Warsaw
Kosciusko County news records the Epworth League of the M B church celebrating its nineteenth anniversary. The report also notes Eugene Alleman and Bram Withems catching twenty three large bass on Thap man’s lake, six miles northeast of Warsaw, and updates on residents L Runyan and Dr Burket from Warsaw in Memphis testing depositions for a Kosciusko Circuit Court case. Additional items mention A Siehbach returning from Genevea and Mr and Mrs Frank Ringle returning from a lengthy stay in California and Fort Wayne visitors Walter and Ginney returning from Taname to Fort Wayne.
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Warsaw
Ind
Eugene Alleman
Bram Withems
Thapman
Miles
John Bunyan
Burket
Waresaw
Memphis
Tenn
Kosciusko
Runyan
Epworth
A. F .Siehbach
Warraw
Geprein
Frank Ringle
Cail- Torn
Ateg
Walter An Ginney
Taname
Fort Wayne
Grays Edge Fort Wayne In City Baseball Clash
Columbia City Grays defeated Fort Wayne Bias 4 to l in a Saturday game at the local baseball park. The Blues showed stronger hitting and fielding, with standout plays from key batters as the crowd watched intently.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Grays
Fort Wayne Bias
Enenece
Greenag
Ainsion
South Whitley Greens
Fort Wayne
Blues
Svala
Cleaning and Scrub Service Ad From Local Paper
An old classified style notice touts house cleaning and carmet care with soap and deters. It promises thorough scrubbing after a simple five cent cake of product and hints at affordable, quick service for readers.
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Dart
Tusk
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