Wabash Yard Collision Injures Two Men
In the Wabash yards last Wednesday night an eastbound passenger train No. 24 collided with a string of freight cars. Engineer J. H. McClure and Fireman Charles Rodenbeck were injured though McClure kept his engine under control. The wreck caused major damage to cars and front-end fixtures. both men were treated and Rodenbeck taken to hospital. The mishap stemmed from a misjudged arrival time and a missed memory of duty by pony engine operator William Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
J. H. McClure
Charles Rodenbeck
Webster Street
W. Meyera
Round House
McClure
Toledo
Rodenbeck
Hopes Hospital
Conrad Rodenbeck
East Lewis Street
Bloomfield
William Meyers
Meyers
Mission Workers and Missionary Meeting Reports
This morning's Women's Missionary societies session opened with a prayer by Mrs. J A P McGaw. Reports show foreign missions at 1025 dollars and home missions at 1106.56, total 2181.56, with foreign giving down and home giving up. The association has seventeen auxiliaries totaling 430 members, and a paper by Mrs. Etta H Bowen described the missionary society as the church's thermometer. Mrs Walls of Westminster Seminary addressed the meeting with practical cautions for the work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alunah
Edward Campbell
Pappie
Glenn
Japan
Minnie EK. Wilden
Mra
W. Chipman
Warsaw
W. B. Pratt
Elkhart
Hessin
Huntington
McIntosh
Kendallville
Alice Ellison
Lagrange
Minnie E. Wisden
Goshen
J. A. P. McGaw
Fort Wayne
L. M. Cullman
J. O. Keller
M. B
Leeper
Misa Lindemann
Women's Missionary Societies
Etta H. Bowen
Plercton
Missionary Society
Missionary session closes with address and tales from Y M C A trip
The closing session of a women's Presbyterian Missionary group met Thursday evening. Dr. D W Moffat opened with prayer. Mrs F F McCrea spoke on Home Missions and described visiting the Chicago Y M C A gymnasium and its training methods. She recounted a Alaskan shipwreck tale and praised missionary work abroad and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Presbyterian Missionary
D. W. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
F. F. McCrea
Indianapolis
Home Missions
Mra. McCrea
Chicago
Alaskan
McCrea
Amer
Mire
Moores
Convention closes with exhortation to aid missionary effort
The session ended with an exhortation for those unable to go forth to aid in sending missionaries to spread the gospel among the unenlightened. Rev. Edward Campbell of Ossian gave a benediction. Meetings were well attended with strong interest in society work and a large audience at the convention’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesas
Edward Campbell
Ossian
Little Marion Township Child Drowns in Pool
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lepper of Marion township, died after falling into a shallow pool in the barnyard on Wednesday. She remained unconscious and died Thursday afternoon after unsuccessful recovery efforts. Funeral set for Saturday at 1:30 from the residence. The notice also includes an advertisement for Electric Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lepper
Marion Township
Local Notes and Accidents Around New Haven and Hope
Miss May Moriarity visited New Haven friends this week. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs William Brandt. Brandt is a fireman at No 3 engine house. Mrs Hockemeyer and a companion were riding on Hanna Street when the horse shied at railway tracks, upsetting the buggy. occupants uninjured but vehicle wrecked at the transfer freight house at Wa bash and Pittsburg roads. W C Patterson of St Joe, cashier at St Joe Valley bank, was injured at Riverview farm stock sale when a horse bolted. he sustained rib fractures and head and back injuries and was taken to Hope hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brandt
Mr. Brandt
No. 3
W. ©. Patterson
DeKalb County
St. Joe
W. H. Myers
Mc. Patterson
How to Make Soap and Cures for Household Needs
A practical 19th or early 20th century homemaker guide covers homemade soap from soft water, tallow, borax, and soda, plus cleaning tips for picture frames. It also offers rag rug making, candy, rat poison, beef tongues pickling, ham and eggs, wool comforts, custards, plant germination, and barn construction notes.
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Wabash Yards
McClare
Mission Workers
Westminster Church
Neporia
Fell
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
Dreier & Bro
May Moriarity
New Haven
Iticura
Porter
Boston
Alisa Cirenit
State of
Indiana
Williams Hoyer
Dennis Gorman
North of Range
Colorado
Angel Food
Ward
J. H. Fisher
Ohio
Scientific American
Holden
San Gabriel Valley
California
Col. W. J. Begun Gees T
Atrato
Byraouss
N. Y
Col
W. J
Beltainy
Anne
Parker
Sears, Roebuck
ACME
U. S
Calhoun Streat
J. A. Williams
Mgr
Diether Lumber CO
Red Cedar
City
Miss
McClellan & Jordan
Columbia Street
Scholl
Fratt’s Food
Captor
Superior
Buck Bottom
Columbia ST
Mont & OD
Calhoun St
Our & Ecidl
Uatalaeur
Marek
Smyth
Sears, Kneback & Co
Sears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Oliver
Allen County
C.C. Schlatter &Co
Brewster
Sarven
Pereyra
Svaarea
Gears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
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