Northern Indiana items mix of deaths births and civic notes
Readable sections show a collage of Indiana local news including a murder acquittal aftermath at New Paris, a new town hall plan for Syracuse, school officials in Pulaski and county, a Wabash railway agent appointment, farm and accident reports, a pestering bird influx in Warsaw, a university vote at Taylor to stay in Upland, and multiple minor injuries, births, deaths, and community happenings across towns like Goshen, Auburn, Logansport, Kendallville, Bluffton, and DeKalb.
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Wabash
Outdine
Goshen
Otek & Boiler
Auburn
Bishop Fetiring
Bete” Kink
Syracuse Blige
Ball Stat
Winais Peg Tem
Fred G. Hadley
Ate
Warsaw
D. I. B. Webber
Frank Hoffman
Warden Reid
North
Michigan City
Bright
Joan F. Mossman
Cosse
Grace Hurst
Decatur
Samuel Rohm
Lake Shore
Kendallville
Joseph W. Adair
Columbia City
Robert Flowers
Jameslowers
Angola
Murdock
Nappanee
Wakarusa
Elkhart
Harry Toms
Erastus Paul
New Paris
Elkhart County
John H. Reddick
Pulaski County
Reddick
Frederick Schoenauer
Jefferson Township
Whitley County
Schoenauer
Indiana Regiment
Columbia City Commercial Club
Benj. Raupfer
A.S. Nowels
W. H. Carter
E. K. Strong
Robi. Hudson
L. Spiker
University
F. M. Smith
W. G. Shinn
BV. Ayres
O. L. Stout
B. J. ‘Spiker
A. Beeren
Grant Denta
Soares
Indiana National Guard
Fort Ben- Harrison
Arthur H. Brown
Wisco
Mr. Driesback
Fort Wayne
Otter
Arthur B. Gray
Fello
J. L. Pi
J. L. Turner
H. G. Davis
Feelin
J. W. Douglas
George
B. Denison
K. Scholder
Burge Shearer
Ineas Riley
Ransom
Worthy Knight
Guy Hagerty
Otto Hildebrand
Monticello
George Rogers
George Ginder
Benson Buffington
Lafontaine
Wabash County
Bilis W. Harvey
Bluffton
Coppock Motor Car Company
Marion
Woodmen of America
Coesse
Hiawatha
Kenagy
Wabash River
John W. Butts
Noble County
Walter P. Cockley
Albion
Strait
Ligonier
Purdue University
Toledo
Chicago
Waterloo
Ed Reed
North Manchester
Jesse Miller
William Rinebolt
Will Jones
Lon Hoover
Rich Valley
Guy Theatrical Company
Binghampton
N. Y
Freda Schrappe
George Dawson
Prairie Township
Kosciusko County
David Dawson
Jamies Kimbrough
Logansport
Kimbrough
Henry H. Auer
Washington Township
William Watkins
Peru
Tri-State Normal College At
Daniel Wrigley
Pierceton
Bud Patterson
Patterson
Avilla Town Board
Lobdell and
Dolan
O. P. Moffit
Allen Bhambaugh
Hersh
Mofit
W. L. Veazey
L. W. Votser
Yelser
John Shugers
DeKalb County
Shugers
Ashlandry
DeKalb Cou
Local news digest from Indiana towns
A long-wired Indiana roundup reports fines for a Syracuse couple over living together, various church and school developments, a Kendallville hospital plan, a rising library at Columbia City, multiple deaths and accidents across Wabash, Elkhart, Goshen, and surrounding areas, and notes on rail lines, paroled convicts, and local civic happenings.
Canoe Trip Photos Defiance Route Reported
A party including Lloyd Metz Frank and Walter Bucker Nat Bendur Merl Pence and John Doermer paddled from Fort Wayne to Defiance Ohio along the Maumee River about 130 miles. They completed the journey in a little over 23 hours with a layover Thursday night at Antwerp and planned a return via the Wa ash on Saturday night.
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Charley” Hartwick
Waterloo
Havens Meee
East Aurora
Marie © Downing
Mer] Downing
Claypool
Frank Smalley
Larwill
Standard Oil Company
Decatur
St. Mary's
Art Clevenger
Wabash
Lloyd Metz
Frank
Walter Bucker
Nat Bendure
Merl Pence
John Doermer
Defiance
Ohio
Maumee
Fort Wayne
Antwerp
Waash
Local youth taken into custody after troubled morning
A youth named William Hauenstein was taken into custody by Patrolman Paul after reporting he intended to go to school. The incident unfolded in the city coast area this morning as authorities followed up on a promise from his mother that he would attend school.
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William Hauenstein
Julius Miter Clea
Ok Cc
Paul
A. Cuntodial
Motley Court Row Brings Inmates Before City Court
A crowded city court heard a parade of petty offenders on Saturday with Bailiff Strode enforcing order. Charles Black Jack Moerly and George Saffron faced public intoxication charges. fines ranged from 1 to 5 dollars for various offenses.
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TN Court
Charles Black
Jack Moerly
George Saffron
Main
Harrison Streets
Black
Moerly
Saffron
Jesse Baldwin
Jesse Patton
James McDevitte
Forthmiller
East Lewis Street
William Coughlin
Thomas Murray
Elizabeth Sheridan
Edward Love
Jackson, Mich
Jackson
Doehrman
Alonzo Johnson
Pennsylvania
Concordia Singing Society Holds Semi Annual Meeting
The Concordia Singing Society Sunda met at West Main hall and elected officers for six months. President Paul Richter led the lineup with Hermann Hamner as vice president and John Wegmiller recording secretary. Other officers included Fred Wehnert finance secretary and Ernest Hinkle treasurer with Jacob Bauer and George Wutzler as archivists and August Benecke as bear bearer. Board of Trustees were Charles Albrecht Adolph Hater and Ernest Hamner. Leader Adolph Siminger was chosen. The society plans a group travel to Terre Haute for a meeting on August th and fifth.
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Concordia Singing Society Sunda
West Main Street
Paul Richter
Hermann Hamner
John Wegmiller
Fred Wehnert
Ernest Hinkle
Jacob Bauer
George Wutzler
Mo Fisge
August Benecke
Charles Albrecht
Adolph Hater
Ernest Hamner
Adolph Siminger
Saena Intest
Terre Haute
Adopt Foundling At Hotel Near Warsaw
Guests at the Weaver hotel on Ridinger’s Lake woke at midnight to find a 2-day-old infant on the porch in scanty attire. Following fresh tracks of an unshod pony and a wobble-wheeled carriage nine miles, they brought the baby to Warsaw and adopted it. Chicagoans among the guests helped raise the child.
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Warsaw
Ind
Weaver
Ridinger's Lake
Here
Woman Hit by Street Car on Jefferson and Broadway
Early Saturday morning Mrs. Theodore Brinkeman of 1001 Wilt Street was struck while crossing the tracks at Jefferson Street and Broadway. She was knocked to the pavement and dragged by the fender for a distance but suffered only a sprained arm and several bruises and was not seriously injured.
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Theodore Brinkeman
Caf
Wilt Street
Jefferson Street
Broadway
Fort Wayne Bank Clearings Show Weekly Gain Despite Holiday
Fort Wayne bank clearings for the week rose to 857,953.94, up from 739,873.65 the prior week, with a balance of 150,632.50. Daily figures show Monday 162,450.18, Tuesday 157,979.72, Wednesday 180,251.27, Thursday holiday, Friday 202,658.83, and Saturday 154,614.00.
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Fort Wayne
Lightning Kills Two Cattle on Adams Farm
In Jefferson Township Ephraim W Adams reports two cattle were struck and killed by lightning during an electric storm while under a small tree in the pasture. The insured animals belonged to the Adams holdings and were valued for insurance with Allen County Farmers Mutual. A separate event lists St Peter s and St Rose council hosting an ice cream social and band concert at St Peter s school grounds Hanna DeWald streets on July 24.
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Ephraim W. Adams
Jefferson Township
Allen County Farmers’ Mutual Company
St. Peter’s and
St. Rose
Jackson
Mich
Fort Wayne
Elsie Turflinger
Alma
Georgia Russell
Charles Goodman
Brackenridge Street
Fairfield Avenue
Frank M
Ella Green
Ben
K. Vorndran
Harry Alderman
Charles Alderman
Navy
Mare
Island
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