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Lagrange Leads North Indiana in School Count and Events
Northern Indiana items report Fourth of July plans in Lagrange and Pierceton, a Decatur moving picture show, a Wabash burglary, elections to Huntington and Warsaw boards, gifts to Earlham College in Richmond, and accidents in Rome City and Bluffton. The Kosciusko bank windup proceeds with deposits guaranteed by Warren Durst. Huntington voting machines may trial next fall. and Jefferson township endowment funds continue to support schools.
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Earlham College
Richmond
John Waddell
Rome City
Fred Bechtold
North Manchester
Pierceton
D. K. Hitchcock
Noble County
Kinnear
Wyo
Morton R. Wilson
Auburn
Edward Andrews
Decatur
Geneva
Matthew Mounsey
Wells County
Muncie
Dick Brown
Bluffton
L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Whitland
Huntington County
Warsaw
Grand
Kosciusko County Bank
State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Daniel B. Kehler
Fort Wayne
Washington Township
Cass County
Walter Mosher
Columbia City
Portland
Wuntington
Fred Dovinney
Garrett
George Chenoweth
Craigville
Chenoweth
William Shepherd
Wabash Circuit Court
Freeman
Warren Durst
Electrical Installation Company
Chicago
Indianapolis
Winona Interurban Railway
Winona
The
Electrical Company
Winona Company
Charles W. Weidler
Board of Education
Common Council of
South Bend
John B. Stoll
Electrical Installation Company of
United States
Winona Interurban Company
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Andrew J. Englert
Swan Township
Englert
Lagrange
Indiana
Allen County
Adams
DeKalb
Huntington
Kosciusko
Noble
Steuben
Wells
Whitley
Jefferson Township
David Little