Memorial Sermon at Albion Unites Veterans and Citizens
In Albion Indiana a memorial sermon honoring old soldiers of the Indiana National Guard was held at a Lutheran church. Rev Knepp of the United Brethren church delivered the message as veterans and citizens gathered at 11 oclock and listened attentively to the sermon with evident appreciation from the old soldiers.
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Adbion
Ind
Ali Sethi
W.i . Company A
Iniiana National Guard
Ciizens
Lutheranchurch
Knepp
United Brethren Church
United Coal Yards to Start Here in Port Wayne
United Coal Yards announces plans to start operations next month at 1425 to 1428 Wall Street with John A. Morris named local manager. The yard will store 200 carloads, operate on a cash basis, and avoid credit, with Hubbard guiding Indiana sales and Frank R. Murry coordinating Fort Wayne yards. The firm, already running multiple yards in Michigan and Indiana, aims not to hurt local dealers but to capture market share.
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Wayne
Ae Ae
Veal Company
Walted Coal Yards Company
Nano
Cohvern
Uthaw
Morris Coal Company
Wall Street
Ay Hubbard
Indiana
South Bend
John FR. Marriy
Mards, Con Company
Fort Wayne
United Coal Yards Company
Roth
Michigan
Marion
Anderson
Logansport
Munele
Amon
Syell Ag
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylani
Tudlann
Thades
Avery
Fillun Yaedy
Tudlann Gad
Detroit
Mich
Port Wayne
Mr. Uubhiad
Notice to the Public on Barber Shops Closing
All union barber shops will close at 12 o'clock noon Saturday May 30 Decoration day. Open till 10 p m Friday nay oe By order of Local no 14.
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All Union
Clemens Family Holds Albion Reunion at Skinner Home
Albion Indiana May 26 The first Clemens family reunion gathered at Mrs Susan Skinner s West Jefferson street home. Guests included Mrs Jane Clemens honored guest and 82 year old attendee plus Minerva Fay and daughter of Bryan Ohio Charles Tagges upe g and daughter Cora Kendallville F H Parker and family John Clemens of Chicago R M Skinner Hudson P Kistler of Willing Frank Skinner Ruth Skinner and others from the area.
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Albion
Ind
Clemens
Susan Skinner
West
Jefferson Street
Jane Clemens
Minerva’ Fay
Bryan
Airs
Charles Tagessipeg
Cora
Kendallville
F. H. Parker
Fanny M. L. Parker
City
John Clemens
Chicago
R. M. Skinner
Hudson
P. Kistler
Wiling
Frank Skinner
Frank Ethlinger
Ruth
Kendallville Woman Falls Down Stairwell at Home
Anna Cramer of Kendallville suffered a fall in her North Morton street home this morning while starting to descend a basement stair. She struck cement, bruising her right arm and leg and losing consciousness briefly, with no serious injuries expected.
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Kiat News Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
North Morton Street
Anna Cramer
Millinery Announcement at Keenan Millinery this week
All trimmed hats at cost this week featuring summer hats at a never before offered price. Keenan Millinery located at 122 West Berry Street. Card of thanks from Mrs Edwin Keever and son Harry Keever for support during illness and death of husband and father and for floral offerings.
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Oty Keenan
West Berry Street
Edwin Keever
Harry Keever
LAGRANGE MINOR NEWS BRIEFS FROM LAGRANGE IN MAY
May Howard Parker and Hart visited relatives in Vicksburg Mississippi for a few days. Miss Flossie Ruhl, employed in Sturgis, spent Sunday with parents in Orland. Mrs Jerry Slack, returning home to Bryan Ohio, after visiting here. Mrs D T Whitney of Ima Ohio came for funeral of her father Lee Mann near Garland. Moses Shultz, formerly in Battle Creek sanitarium, spent Friday with family here before returning to Battle Creek. J S McKibben and wife went to Rome City Monday to occupy their home.
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Lee Mann
Grlandd
Moses Shultz
Battle Creek Canitarium
Stridas
Battle Creek
J. S. McKibben
Rome City
Dishwashing and cleaning advise from Tan Prost
A fragment urges safe dish care using mite soap for cleansing articles and preventing impure fats. It recommends Easy Task soap, costing five cents a cake, as a safe, inexpensive option promoted by a grocer.
Miss Shira Martin Seeks Canadian Parliament Seat
A report notes Miss Shira B. Martin, a Toronto lawyer and educator, will run for the provincial seat in the district of East Toronto to test the constitutionality of a ban on women serving in parliament. The piece also lists local visits from various families and individuals connected to Brighten and nearby towns.
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Vyoronto
Cnn
Chitariy
Shira B. Martin
Soast
Toronto
Martin
Rangventhin
Atarti
Mise Murthy
Kendallville Youth Suffers Paralysis Stroke
Kendallville Indiana May 25 Dayiz Marti, a young man, suffered a stroke at his father’s home on Sunday afternoon. A physician attended and Marti is resting easier but remains unable to help himself.
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Kist
Kendallville
Ind
Dayiz
Marti
Gas plant work starts as erection begun in Kendallville
Elst News Bureau reports construction begins on a gas holder project in Kendallville Indiana with brickwork completed and machinery arriving. Weather delays persist but management aims to furnish gas by early July at the Wayne Hotel Bar Crooked Lake Pike tonight. Frank Caley, manager, promotes Pilsener Beer.
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Elst
Kendallville
Ind
Crooked Lake Pike
Wayne Hotel
Frank Caley
Albion Minor News In Albion Indiana May 25
Miss Laura Ruteher of Los Angeles visits sister Mrs. L Burns then plans to leave for Bloomdale. Fort Wayne guests include Mae Finley and family. Philip Muff Myra and Daniel Gosner visit Schwab family in Ashelex. Drs J H Cockles visit Wappanee and Riley Fopple. Mrs Clara Cook travels to Toledo and Edgerton. Mrs Roland Gante and son here three months then move to Cromwell. Maude Kiblinger to Cromwell. selling household goods. Major McCormick arrives to switch rifles for Company A Indiana National Guard. Judge Adair from Columbia City arrives as Noble county court convenes. Jury seated in state vs Charles Bell of Kimmel for grand treason.
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Albion
Ind
Laura Ruteher
Los Angeles
Cal
L. Burns
Bloomidale
Mae Finley
Fort Wayne
Fies
Philip Muff
Myra
Daniel Gosner
Ashelex
Schwab
J. H. Cockles
Wappanee
Riley Fopple
Dire
Orlanda
Clara Cook
Toledo
Edgerton
Roland Gante
Sramwent
Maude Kiblinger
Noble County Court
Kimmel
Kendallville Personal Notes Mention Several Local Visits
Kendallville May 23 report lists J. D. Carver traveling to Albion for court matters and G. H. Lohman moving to Anderson for business. Charles Lohman of South Bend visits George Lohman and family. ML Cage travels to join a stand lodge annual meeting.
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Kendallville
Tnd
J. D. Carver
Albion
G. H. Lohman
Anderson and Indinnipalix
Aire
Charles Lohman
South Bend
George Lohman
ML Cage
Corner stone ceremony for new Masonic building planned
Free masons with con vans this week will assist in laying the corner stone of the new Masonic building. Mrs Dora Goodsush Jett travels to Redwood Walls Minn to join her husband employed on a large dredging machine. Miss Tessie Goodwit of Indianapolis visits the city for the summer in honor. Mrs Julius Kann visiting parents in Syracuse for four weeks and will attend their silver wedding. Homer Newman recovering from a stomach illness. The Misses Goldoynith Loeser Stella Baure and Messrs Stranus and Selig of Ligonier were guests of the Kanns. Dr and Mrs Crull and child of Fort Wayne visited. Mrs Crull once Miss Mity Gondwit. Loomis family receives news of father’s critical condition in Meadville. Lorenz Michaelis Erie attorney visiting Meadville, convalescing. walks with effort.
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Dora Goodsush
Redwood Walls
Minn
Hnghand
Tessie Goodwit
Indianapolis
Honotnty
Fawaii
Julius Kann
Res
Mark Aaron
Syracuse
Homer Newman
Hortense Ciolduynith
Mamie
Hattie Loeser
Stella Baure
Messrs
Stanley Stran
Loomis
Lous Oliffe
Mort Inft
Lorenz Michaelis
Erie Railroad Company
Meadville
Oscar
Fort Wayne
Michaelis
Waterloo Notes May Visit and Local Incidents
Waterloo notes record Mrs Jarl Voss visiting aunt Mrs J J Clark in Delta and Sophia Rempls entertaining her daughter and granddaughter. Ralph Loelmer lost the end of a finger at the cigar factory. Rachel Porter of Angola visits Orrin Rickard and grandson Carl Voss. Bliss Fern Leas hosts Miss Ruth Leas of Hillsdale. Nathan Ruger returns from a two week trip to Wichita Kansas. Prof W H Roper made a business call at Columbia City on Friday afternoon.
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Sophia Rempls
Ee D, Willis
Ralph Loelmer
Rachel Porter
Angola
Orrin Rickard
Carl Voss
Bliss Fern Leas
Misa Fruth Leas
Hillsdale
Nathan Ruger
Wichita
Kans
W.H. Roper
Columbia City
Local farmer Zurbrugs reported as prominent resident near Hamilton
The narrative notes Mr Zurbrugs, a well known farmer living on the boundary between Steuben and De Kalb, thirty miles west of Hamilton, respected by neighbors as a progressive figure with large landholdings in Smith and Auld townships. Mrs Brand is described as a prominent local resident of Smithfield township.
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Zurbrugs
Steuben
de Kalb
Hamilton
Smith- Auld Township
Brand
Smithfield
Auburn Boy Breaks Nose During Play
A Auburn Ind May 5 AUBURN boy Otho Rohm injured while playing on the school grounds in Auburn. He and fellow pupil Leonard Rold of Auburn Junction were running when they collided. Rohm’s nose was broken and shifted, reduced by Dr Delsinger. Rohm is the son of Mr and Mrs John Rohm of East Ninth street. Miss Della McGinnis regrets the accident as pupils were set to go out to the country after dismissal.
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Kist
Auburn
Ind
Otho Rohm
Leonard Rold
Auburn Junction
Delsinger
John Rohm
East Ninth Street
Auburn Minor News Highlights Local Events and Marriages
Auburn Ind May 85 Mrs Dr Kimmel of Windson attends funeral of Taylor child. Catholic Circle meets at Mr Crothers home. Fred White of Indianapolis weds Mabel Rose at Presbyterian parsonage. Attorney Moody returns from Chicago after daughter’s appendicitis operation. Miss Vera Wise returns from Monterey Mex where she taught two years as missionary. W C T U holds meeting at Mrs Buckley’s West Ninth Street residence.
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Auburn
Ind
Dr. Kimmel
Windson
Beore
Fred. Whitecotton
Indianapolis
Mabel Rose
Presbyterian Parsonage
D. DP. Moody
Chicago
Walters
Vera, Wise
Mars. A
Monterey
Mex
Thllsield
Christchur Church
Six licenses to wed at Auburn yesterday
In Auburn Indiana on May 25 clerk Chi W Jenkins issued three marriage licenses. The first granted to William H Cartinberry age 29 and Eva R Pook need age 23, both of Garrett. The second licensed couple Fred C Whitecotton and Rose of Garrett. The third license issued to Howard Zurbruge, age 41, and Blix Brand, age 38, of Garrett.
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Auburn
Ind
Chi W. Jenkins
Tay
William H. Cartinberry
Garrett
Cone Tract
Eva R. Pook
Mr. Cotlinher
Garrett Bankaf
Fred C
Fnrmigr
Resklin al
Manapalie
Ueenses Sas
Maward J. Zurbruge
Blix 3M
Brand
After the Heat of the Day Was Once Over
A brief fragment notes the period following peak heat when conditions cooled. No further names places or dates are readable in the surviving text. The item suggests a transitional moment rather than a full event.
Benjamin Blair of Newville Found Dead
Auburn Indiana May 25 At noon word spread of the death of Benjamin Blair a long time Newville resident and esteemed citizen His wife found him dead after a short rest at home He had studied at Ann Arbor and served as practicing attorney in DeKalb County for four years His passing is noted as a loss to his family and community with no further details provided
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Auburn
Ind
Newville
Benjamin Blaie
Welsheimer
Lnn
Ann Arbor
Mich
DeKalb County
Hera
Auburn Attorney Will Locate at Gary
Auburn Indiana May 28 Attorney L Walsheimer of Auburn has decided to change fields and will move his residence and practice to Gary Indiana at once. Gary is described as a rapidly growing city built in two years with iron and steel mills drawing business and professionals. Walsheimer says the new city looks favorable after investigation and will proceed there immediately, leaving his family behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiet
Auburn
Ind
Wss
L. Walsheimer
Gary
Welsheimer
Garrett Man Charged With Petit Larceny Near Auburn
By Kiet News Bureau. Auburn Ind May 23 Sheriff Reed obtained legal papers charging Thomas Ward of Garrett with petit larceny from B&O Railroad. Detectives traced thefts to cars and Ward was arrested and jailed in Auburn awaiting trial during the current term of court.
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Kiet News
Auburn
Ind
Reed
Thomas Ward
Garrett
B. É& O. Railroad, Company
Ward
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