Local Social Notes From Lagrange Ind May
Mrs DePew of Sturgis visits in Lagrange with Mrs Dellah Blough. Louisa Stevenson returns home in Lime after visiting relatives near Lagrange. Mrs Lesh leaves for Michigan with plans to visit Kalamazoo and Mendon. L Swinebax returns to Flint for two weeks more treatment at a sanitarium. Mrs John Boyer of Sturgis visits grandmother Mrs Gappinger who is ill. Mrs J W Annan travels to Garrett for a short visit with RC Jones family. C I Moon attends funeral in Kendallville. Mrs Billdred Jackson visits her mother at the Neipp sanitarium in Rome City. Kenneth Blodgett leaves for Watertown SD to join his father. Mesdames D A Holsinger and Harry Hart return to Fort Wayne after visiting Lagrange and relatives. Mrs BE Pickard visits daughter near Kendallville. Isaac Schrock and wife go to Fort Wayne for a short visit.
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L. Swinebaxt
Flint
Lagrange
John Boyer
Sturgis
Gappinger
J. W. Annan
Garrett
Wolcottville Lady Is Tendered Kitchen Shower
A pleasant May afternoon at Mrs. Glenn Dotter’s home hosted fourteen ladies for a kitchen shower honoring Miss Jane Bullack of Wolcottville. She will wed Harry Roy of Lagrange on Wednesday. Guests ranged from 3 to 5 p.m. with light refreshments served before Miss Bullack departed for Walcott at 5.
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Hist
Buresti
Lagrange
Indy
Glenn Dotter
Jenaie Bullack
Wolcottville
Bullealt
Harry ‘Roy
Walcottr
Violators of fish law face jury trial in Indiana
In Wagrange Indiana May 18 the state pursues Frank Miller for violation of the fish law in circuit court. Four similar cases are outlined with Miller's trial seen as setting precedent for Henry Misner Joscoe Unk and William Rowe. The lengthy trial is expected to reach a decision that evening.
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Br Kist News
Wagrange
Ind
State of Indiana
Irank Miller
Henry Misner
Joscoe
Wiliam Rowe
Pleads for Appropriation Divert Freight to Canada Canal
Fragments recount a letter by Charles Bash urging Congress to fund the Chicago Fort Wayne and Toledo Canal to prevent vast freight loss to Canada via deep water routes. The plea cites central U S traffic, railroad rate pressures, and the need to ease congestion to protect national commerce and inland trade, with notes on officials in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Clarles
Bash
Chicago, Fort Wayne
Toledo
Chitrama Davidson
Rivers and Harbors Committee of Congress
Mast
Fort Wayhe
Ind
James HB. Davidson
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Georgs EL Plunke
Chicago Association of Commerto
Feeight
Chicago
Neyboard
Canada
United
Trafic
Gila
Buffalo
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Central
North Central States
United States
Central Traffic Association
Charli Base First Show Under New Management At Lagrange
Lagrange Indiana May 44 The last performance of the season under Wigton and Cutter new management will be at the Buick opera house Tuesday evening of next week The entertainment will be musical and the managers expect a fine presentation Remodelings have been made inside the house and an extra entrance added so visiting companies will be cared for well It is understood only high class entertainers will be presented and residents anticipate a very good year
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East News Bureau
Lagrange
Ind
Wigton and Cutter
Buick Opera House
Sturgis Team Beats Lima In Slugfest On Road
Sturgis High School baseball team traveled to Lima on Monday afternoon and won 6 to 1. The game was competitive, with Lima fans anticipating a tighter result, and the two teams plan another meeting soon to test improvements.
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Elst
Louk Ind
Stovels High School
Lima
Closing Days in Angola Court Term Adjourns
The April term of the Steuben circuit court at Angola adjourned Saturday evening after busy closing days. The docket included petitions for drains and matters of local significance. Attorneys Hiram Sweet and others, with Benjamin Awe of Franklin County, appeared with Siewert and Charles Harmon.
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Kist News Grreau
Angola
Ind
Stevben
Hiram Sweet
Benjamin Awe
Franklin Jemshla
Ert County
Siewert
Charles Harmon
Special program by children at Hamilton M. E. Church
Cradle Roll exercises drew a large May 10 crowd at the Methodist Episcopal church in Hamilton Indiana. Decorations of plants and flowers framed the event with the cradle roll near the front, mothers gathered with their babies in a reserved classroom, and the primary Sunday school department performed a short program while the choir accompanied the singing. Souvenirs were given to each baby present and sent to those absent.
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Kist
Hamilton
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anek
DeKalb County Circuit Court Quiet Title Action
Auburn Indiana March 19 Michael Boland of Auburn through his attorneys Brown and Hbaades fled a case today in DeKalb county circuit court where John Anson et al are plaintiffs in a quiet title suit. Boland claims ownership of a three part of the twenty fifth section in township 44 a small tract under thirty five acres. The title is disputed and Boland asks the court to determine his right and title at the current term. Dr T Q Ring of Garrett has filed a case naming Jacob and Freese as defendants.
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PB. French
Hamilton
Detle Waters
Julia M. Curse
Moton
Wilhuc J. Carpenter
Ora Crain
Maurice and
Raith Willamson
A. D. Baker Co
Theo
Parl Olson
Artemus A. Stallman
John C. Huffman
Stata
Maggie Rickard
Orrin
Richard
Harl Denman
Alfred Pentland
Maggie Magyer
Andrew Coy
National Bureau Co. of
New York
John T. Coles
Ashley Manufacturing Co
Hudson Bank
James B. Watkins
Otsego
Charles Chapin
Fremont Township
County Board of Review
Samuel Saylor
Samuel Sprague
Leander Chase
Mary A. Miller
Kist Wans Buran
Auburn
Ind
Michael Boland
Brown
Hbaades
John Anson
DeKalb County
Piotttt
Circuit
T. Q. Ring
Garrett
Jacob
Freese
A Proposition to Women Laundry Sasp History
Fragmentary OCR text describes a laundry product claim as a long standing use and asks readers a rhetorical question about trying it. Mentions age twenty five years and a promise of effectiveness.
Court Granted Divorce and Maidan Name Restoration at Auburn
The plaintive requests a divorce and restoration of her maiden name at the present term of court in Auburn, among several charges listed. The petition seeks legal relief and reversal of her prior married status within the court’s jurisdiction.
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Auburn
Indicted in Syracuse dynamiting case in Warsaw
Warsaw Indiana May 18 four secret indictments returned by the Kosciusko grand jury hint arrests will follow for the April dynamiting of foreign rooming quarters at the Sandusky Portland Cement plant. County records show indictments sealed. no affidavit filed before Wednesday per Sheriff Edward Heos.
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Kist News Eupema
Warsaw
Ind
Tate
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Sheritt
Edward Heos
Attorney Sues Saloon Man Over Libel Charge Headline
A remonstrance against saloons in Shakespeare and at the Junction of the Baltimore Rohe and Big Four railroads and Winona traction lines lists 271 signers. An attorney sues a saloon man on a libel charge, tied to local newspaper coverage and a May report from WAHSAT, Inc.
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Wahsat, Inc
Shakespeare
Baltimore
Big Four
Winona Traction
Prohibition Leader Sues Fisher Over Remonstrance At Kosciusko
Attorney Sampson J. North of Milford files suit for 71000 damages against William B. Fisher over a remonstratory display captioned My frienialike hell. North seeks court order barring Fisher from playing the card amid prohibition dispute in Kosciusko County.
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Wiliam B. Fisher
Sampson J. North
Milford
Prohibition
Kosciusko County
Fisher
Atorney North
Wuit
Isbel
Plahpela
Frienia
Kosclined
Judge Adair's daughter Mrs Kiern returns home
Kendallville Indiana May 18 Clyde Biern has returned to her parents home in Columbia City after health problems. She was taken to Port Wayne for a successful operation and is reported strong and well. Her many friends are pleased.
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Kendallville
Ind
Clyde Biern
J. W. Adair
Columbia City
Port Wayne
Pleasant Lake News Brief
Pleasant Lake Indiana item notes May 49 with brief, unclear local update. No specific names, events, or figures clearly readable.
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Pleasant Lake News
Allen County farms offered in Fitch & Sons ad blitz
The BULLETIN lists bargains in city property including a modern nine room house with ina barovin Loleaside priced at 2700 dollars. Monroe W. Witch & Sons promote earth trades and insure property, offering two phones. John Headley of que township stands amid a family matter and ill health. Amy Culver from Angola visits the village as Gleaner members gather for a meeting and supper with tea cream.
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Fitch & Sons
Allen County
Monroe W. Witch & Sons
Eugene M. Fitch
Mgr
Earth Dept
John Headley
Que
Edgar Hara
Misa Amy Culver
Angola
del Wettin
Treet
Dukreey Spon
Casson
Ta Helm
Eanethey Drug Store
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