Band Concerts To Be Held In New Haven Outdoors
Citizens Band members reheated last evening decide to begin summer concerts tonight. Free open air performances will run from the bend wagon at Bromil way and Bisin street with a varied program led by Herman Leitz. Community benefit performances continue each Saturday evening.
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New Haven
The
Ind
Citizens
Tand
Et Ubelr
Bend Wagon
Bromilway
Bisin Street
Thin Wearon
Howard Ellison
Srogeots Gavet
Clyde Moon
Theodora Heinze
Harry Stewart
Ira R. Bleet
George Gabet
Charles Schnitker
Clinton Sherer
Harry Purvis
C. Augsperger
Charles Hartson
P.M. Griffin
Walter Schroeder
William Achnitker
Albert Bowers
Vers Tusticon
Henry Hoenefeldt
Herman Leitz
Saxa- Gene
Social Notes From Bryan and Nearby Towns
Natives C T Smith and Miss Hilda Tarney attend free Friday. Families from Vern Ames Bryan and friends visit Mrs and Mr Hendershot. Multiple local residents host and visit relatives in Auburn Butler Hicksville and Indianapolis. Memorial services at Christian church. several residents travel to Camp Taylor and Lake interactions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
Hilda Tarney
Vern Ames
Bryan
Mra
Harry Hendershot
Sen Keller
Ville
Ann Griest
Hicksville
Bani Stafford
Manford Ale
Ena George
St. Foe
Elmer
Wyatt End Wits Sun
Mich
Lloyd Weiner
Brand Lodge of
Babenany
Indianapolis
George Oberlin
Constanting
Compton Praises GOP Ticket After Indiana Convention
George O. Compton newly elected chairman of Whitley county Republican contract committee returned from the Indiana state convention in Indianapolis. He lauds the ticket as strong and qualified and says it will win in the coming election. Compton also attended chairmen meetings and Twelfth district talks on campaign plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
George O. Compton
Whitley County Repuvlican Contract Committee
Indianapolis
Fac
Aad
Strong
Wells
Compton White
Rapital
War Stamps Sales Pass the Ten Million Mark
War savings committee reports Indiana sales of war saving stamps from May 25 total $10,145,0407 toward a 33 million quota. Noble county drives progress with a $40,887.50 goal seeding hustling. Albion, Allen and Wayne townships lead efforts as Kendallville pushes to surpass its share.
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South Bend
Ind
War Savings Committee For
Indiana
Dunois
Kendallville
Noble County
Allen
Albion
Wayne
Kentdallville
City Chatman F.C. Emmong
Married in Warsaw Indiana Two Indiana University Students
Charlen A Kern and Miriam L Boggess united in marriage May 29 1918 at Rev Holman home Bloomington Indiana. Both were juniors at Indiana University with Kern active in four H F A work and university clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Charlen A Kern
Miriam L. Boggess
Kern
Lorate
H. OQ. TC
Mra
Kerg
Univversity
Department of English
Marshall declines pay for commencement addresses
In Columbia City Indiana on June 1 Hon. Thomas R. Marshall refused any payment for his commencement and personal day addresses and offered to redirect expenses to the Red Cross. The committee expressed deep appreciation and said his wishes would be honored. No receipts from the commencement were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Red Cross
Marshall
Local Families Visit for Decoration Day in Rome City
Rome City residents and relatives from Kendallville Fort Wayne Holland and Toledo gather for Decoration Day visits. Alfred Randall and family return from Alaton, Mrs. W G Wilson comes from Fort Wayne for summer at Art cottage, and several others including Mr and Mrs Frank Cobbs and Miss Jessie Hosier are noted among guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Chilaret
Kendallville
Jack Potter
Emmett Flint
Indianapolis
Jessie Hosier
Toler
Anus Hosier
Henry Baker
Holland
Mich
Emma Peters
FE. Nikolai
John McGreevy
Toledo
Wawake
Kendallville Notes Include Theater Sale and Local Plans
Bertha Emrick sells the Princess theater to B. Dearhartt with possession to begin Monday. The theater closes after Saturday for improvements. T A Thompson plans to expand Kendallville artificial tea plant and move machinery to Ligonier for joint use. Noble County boys in Minnesota remain together while away from home. Noble chapter 122 OS celebrates its 26th anniversary Friday June 7 with baskets and a picnic. Various locals report travel, moves, and family notices.
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Bertha Emrick
B. Dearhartt
Goshen
T. A. Thompson
Kendallville
Ligonier
Clem T. Hart
Nobu County Hoya
Columbus Barracks
Noble County Ddoys
Bort
Snelling
Minn
Noble Chapter
E. S
Robert Ana
South Bend
Mca
A. K. Nelson
Cleveland
Nelson
Hall Hinkley
Harold Shew
Newport News
Uncle Sam's Signal Corps
G. A. Helwig
Huth
Harry Helwig
Ream
Kendallville Pledge drive nears close amid partial support
Special to the Rews Kendallville sees a campaign effort with a pledged sum of 320000 deemed insufficient for city charities. Unsigned pledges remain and organizers plan further urging in hopes of a broad show of support for a 100 Br tent initiative. An honor roll with most names would draw attention. Dr Chapman to speak at Hicksville union meeting while D G Clug eton and family travel to Oxford for 1913 college graduation events.
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Kendallville
Indy Jung
Plaurdns
Tte
Waterloo Area Attends Decoration Day Events
Local residents from Waterloo Toledo Garrett and Bryan joined Decoration Day observances and family visits. Soldiers like Private Floyd Carper reported army life and a DC parade, while others from Kendallville Olivet and St. Joe spent time with relatives and friends.
Payne Newe Highlights Local Movements and Events
Residents Myrle Croy and son Marcus moved to Tacoma Washington. Mrs Amanda Jefferies of Mrs Elder Marthenw's family traveled to Washington. Dr Cartwright and colleagues urged enlistment of doctors for Nome and abroad. Local bankers and nationals including Halph Coplin changed roles in Payne State Bank. Shuts and Vaurick joined Duke rubber plant work. Several families planned summer trips and attendance at a State Sunday School convention in Spring.
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Myrle Croy
Marcus
Tauiding
Amanda Jefferies
Elder Marthenw
Washington State
Myre
J. W. Cartwright
Eastern Star
Spencerville
Stephen Lee
Qipton
Payne
Fort Wayne
Decoration Day
Decoration Day, By A Peore of 7 To 1, Drs. Cartwright, Evans and McKinney
Lima
Nome
Halph Coplin
Cletus Leiiman
Payne State Bank
Tamms
Til
Rey
Alra
Harlan Vaurick
Knight Houser
Akron Totay
Gantyear Rubber Company
Rex
Mr. Fager
Charles King
Messiamies
Terrend
Nachelot
Hans
Pollock
Minor Accidents Reported in Northeastern Indiana
In Waterloo, Ther the daughter of Mr and Mrs John May suffered scalp wounds needing stitches after a recent incident. In Waterloo Jane Sherwood, child of Mr and Mrs John Sherwood, broke an arm after falling from a hay loft and landing on a horse. Newville reports Schram hurt after eating at his brother Frank’s home when Frank fell from an apple tree, serious injuries noted.
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Waterloo
Ind
Esther
John May
Tall
Lepine
Jane
Joan
John Sherwood
Newville
Daned
Schram
Frank
George Hull
Butler Decoration Day Services Honor Local Soldiers
Butler Indiana June 1 Decoration day services were held at the I B church with a large audience. The program included prayers by Rev Simmons and Rev Burns, readings of General Orders, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, and a memorial address. Graves of eighty one veterans were decorated at the Butler cemetery with speeches by Day Hawkins Yates and a patriotic song by Prof Sturzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetroutr
William Yates
Ira Everett
Cy Everett
France
Ro J
Burns
Massice—Orchestra
G. AH
Pordera
Butler
CG. A. Rt
W. RC
Elghty
Ray
Hawkins
Simons
Willam Yates
John Sturzes
John Hawkins
Ossian
Spreial
Orgian
Ind
FF. Thornburg
Devaur
Presbyterian Church
Grand Sons of Veterans
Uncle Sam
Tan Elsey
Salo
Satdier Bos
War front speaker to address at First Methodist church
Corporal Charles Morris, six months in Europe and two in front trenches, will give a war conditions address at the First Methodist church Sunday evening. He is among fifty men sent from the war front by General Perrthing for a national lecture tour. Morris hails from Youngstown and serves in the 66th United States infantry in the 2% division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan Wery
Charles
Morris
Europe
Perthing
State Council of Defense
Mortis
United States Infantry
Van Wert News Army Moves and Local Memorial Services
Van Wert News reports local service members from Van Wert County, including La Cout Portmort and Ellis Lampe, promoted to corporal in Company G 425th Infantry at Camp Sherman. Paul Germann resigns Bethlehem Steel Works job to consider army service. Memorial day services held at Mendon and Venedocia. Sunday school group attends Ohio state meeting in Springfield. Communion planned at Immanuel Lutheran. Wet summer swim schedule set by YMCA for June 19. Red Men degree conferred on a class. Harold Balyeat and J Dudley Clark enlist in Army Masters' department in Columbus. County soldiers who left April 28 sent east for possible England training.
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Jeanette Spawn
EF. J. Webster
Mr.Morial
Mendon
Sewis
O. W. Priddy
Venedocia
S Griffin
van lWert County Sunday School Association
Springfield
Ohio Stats Sunday School Association
Immanuel Lutheranshuren
Cyril Webster
CW. Webster
Ftorest Servic
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Dolores
Colorado
W. C
Abdenaki Trite
Order of Red Men
Harold Balyeat
J. Dudley Clark
Columbus
van Wert County
England
Convention at Cedar Creek Sunday in LeO Indiana
The Cedar Creek township Sunday school convention will meet at the Methodist Episcopal church in Leo tomorrow at 2 pm. The program includes song service scripture reading and prayer with an address and closing song. J Geing is township president and expected to attend with township representation across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Ind
Cedar Creek Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lenadictian
Geing Ip
New Haven Police Tighten Patrols After DUI Arrests
In New Haven Indiana deputies under Sheriff Gillie intensify road checks after arresting several men for driving under the influence and speeding. They plan continued patrols through the wet city route to improve travel safety.
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New Haven
Ind
Sheri Gillie
Gates Leaves to Join U S Shipyards War Work
Noble County superintendent Lloyd F Gates of Churubusco amid Red Cross efforts and county clerk race departs to work at a Philadelphia shipyard for wartime production. He has accepted a position to aid the shipbuilding effort and will return to resume his campaign for county clerk. The Spencerville Red Cross prepares 100 hospital bags for Camp Meade and mobilizes school pupils in relief projects.
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Kendallville
Ind
Tune
E. McCray
Red Cross
Noble
Columbia City
Lloyd F. Gates
Auits
J. W
Ghitom
Derrick
U.S
Woysland
Philadelphia
Sr. Gates
Gates
Lacross
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Spencerville
France
Captain Ann
the Red Crags
Pellita
Pagamas
Shires
Belrian
Crosa
Divninn Beit
Bilas Mary Tyndall
Thows- Dura
Theough
Camp Taylor Draft Call and Local News Tidbits
June 1 report from Columbia City and Van Wert covers Joseph Fiedler sent to Camp Taylor by the draft board after Montana land claim and return to Whitley county to manage his father’s farm. Also notes Society meeting in Van Wert and grave flowers stolen at Woodland Cemetery on Memorial Day. police seek culprits.
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Columbia City
Ind
Joseph Fiedler
Washington Towne Janth
Camp Taylor Inday
Hyerette
Mont
Feldler
Ata
Gay Creek
Allen County
Montana
Whitley County
Peldler
Woodland Cemetery
Memoria
Kennedy
Atticera
Warsaw social notes list of local visitors and travels
Mr and Mrs Cleveringer of St Joseph Michigan visit Mrs B F James for a few days. Reece Evens in Fort Wayne on business for four days. Lawrence Siders to New Carlisle to visit grandmother Mrs Sam Sidecar. Splesshoter returns to Chicago after visit with Mrs Morris. Dorothy Noppus back from Pierceton to visit Mrs Myrtie Leifer. Ruby Langwell spends Decoration Day in Merceton with parents Mr and Mrs Garl Lenwell. Clifford Schaeffer and family from Fort Wayne spend a few days in Weegee. HF Lewis returns from Public Ohio after Decoration Day. Cashel Crawford and Gertrude Bomberger spend Friday in Atwood and Lowell Fontius, Merl Tucker, Lester Bloom and Peck Garmin from Claypool spend Thursday in Warsaw. Fee Gran leaves Friday for Washington DC for a government position. Keith Hawkins and Ralph Fifer drive to Bourbon to visit Mrs Gerard. Ais Chine Eddinger of Mentone visits Miss Vera Hoppus. Mrs G P Shofield of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs Harry Miller and brother James Eschback.
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Lawrence Siders
New Carlisle
Sam AL Sidecar
Splesshoter
Chicago
Mra B.Q. Morris
Dorothy Noppus
Pierceton
Hss
Myrtie Leifer
Misa Ruby Langwell
Merceton
Sire
Garl Lenwell
Clifford Schaeffer
Fort Wayne
Weegee
Mag HF. Lewis
Public
Ohio
Cashel Crawford
Gertrude Bomberger
Atwood
Lowell Fontius
Mer] Tucker
Lester Bloom
Peck Garmin
Claypool
Warsaw
Fee Gran
Washington, D.C
Keith Hawkins
Ralph Fifer
Bourbon
Stephen Gerard
Births in Newville Kendallville and nearby towns
Birth notices list a son for Mr and Mrs Ray Shug in Newville Ind on June 1. Mr and Mrs William Moore welcome a baby boy in Kendallville Ind on June 1. A son named Norman Amos is born to Mr and Mrs Harry Need in South Metord. Mr and Mrs Wills Siater report the birth of a son born near their home west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Ind
William Moore
Kendallville
Herr
Harry Need
Pear South Metord
Norman Amos
Wills Siater
Staci
Zemo promises eczema relief and clear skin treatment
An early 20th century advertisement touts Zemo as a simple cure for eczema pimples blackheads blotches and ringworm. It claims Zemo is a clean antiseptic liquid available at drug stores for 35 cents per bottle with easy application and no staining. The ad cites The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio as the source.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Morris Reese Dies at Home in South Whitley
Morris Reese longtime resident of South Whitley Ind died Friday after illness of stomach and liver troubles. He was born in Muncha Ind on April 4 1853 and aged 72. He ran a fruit store in recent years and is survived by his widow and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for South Whitley United Brethren church.
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Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Ind
Charles F. Regender
BR. W. Roth
Hanna Street
Mr. Roth
Hanne
Germany
Roanoke
Meyer Bros. Drug Co
North Manchester
Joan Ellwood
Marion Soldiers
Diried
Oaklawn
Tie
Blanche
South Whitley
Morris Reese
South
Nam William Reese
Marion
Ch Reese
Saman Gibson
Ann Elsler
Ware County
Mahala Pe Alexandria
United Brethren Church
Ithe South
Whitley
So Whitley U. B
Local Soldier Joins Railway Corps in Camp Dix Assignment
First Lieutenant Walter Bechtiuld departs Camp Funston and expects remount duty on the Atlantic coast. David D. Jay leaves June 1 for Wrightstown to join the Railway Corps at Camp Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Corps
North AL Chester
David D. Jay
Wrightstown
Camp Dix
Walter Bechituld
Camp Funston
Atlantic Coas
Waterloo Literary Club elects officers for next year
The Waterloo Indiana literary club announces new officers including President Mrs A C Grubike, Vice President Mrs W B Montavon, Secretary Mrs W J Eberly, Treasurer Mrs Peter Becker, Critic Mrs B Michael, Parliamentarian Mike Florence Betty.
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Cab Beets
Waterloo
Ind
Rensive Literary Club Des Alacts
Mra
A. C. Grubike
W. &. Montavon
W. 3. Eberly
Peter Becker
Mra B. Michael
Mike Florence Betcy
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Oxford
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Frank Duncan
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Abbie Lynn
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Harriet “Martin
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Benk Berke
Eva Wallace
Thelvn
Mixa Emma Butler
Thureday
John Hartman
George Bundy
CM. Pailipa
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Land
Payne Newe
Imperial
Ricksville
Uaunt
Forest Homa
van Wert
LEQ
Boy Scouts of
Boy Scouts
Happy Hour Theater
Trock & Richards
San Francisco
Oscar
Bates Cole
William Miller
Osalan
Henry Miller
Bert Wayne
Miller
Calvin Karns
Hawile
Red
W. J. Dilbone
van T
Obie
H. Dilhone
East Main Street
Mr. Dilhone
Mercer County
Fia
An Wert
William
William & Diltane
Ohio City
Mra Lulu Dilding
Wesley Dilbone
Davids Milbone
Eldorado
Kan
Teiac du- Bone
Elza Dull
Juse L
J. W. Chark
Ontario
Canada
Manchester
Manchester Collage
Fee
Linville
B.S. Linville
Louisville
Jocal Drate Board
Colusibia City
Ing
Ok Grova M. & Church
Mewes
Lucinda Eagleson
William Eagleson
Wiltsie
Troya
Wolfe
Rewn
Tad
Harrison
Hascille Dietrick
Decacur
Henry Stroh
Will
Harlan Schagia
Ave
Adams County
Sherli Hy
Tayior
van Wert. O
Woman's Foreign Misonary Society
First Methodist
Charon
Mia
S. Zook
Washington Street
Maz Rose Dunthan
Boston
H. C. Glenn
Nisa Tlera
Longsworth
Hunt
Misses Fern and
Charlotta Fugate
Warsaw News
M. Cleveringer
Sti Joseph
F. James
O. Reece Evens
Port Wayne
E. B. Myers
Mr. Andd
W. E. Bereth
R. G. Rutter
Thurgs. Ory
Ais Chine Eddinger
Mentone
Vera Hoppus
G. P. Shofield
Minneapolis
Tarry Miller
James Eschback
Berks
Oni
Gual Iso
Piso
Semon Malet
Piso Company
Woerrea, Pa
Ray Shug
Faye x
Calhoun Street
South Wat
Sawa van Wert
Skritt J. H. Gonsett
Chester
Beechim
Beecham’s
Klaehn & Melching
Washington Boulevard
Martin
Marton
Martin Inc.) CO
Buchanan Street
Prone
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