Local Notices and Obituaries From Wabash Area
A sprawling list notes deaths of Oliver Truntcor 82 and Henry Rohm 70 in Waterloo. John Salwar wins the Gretsinger Giteh drainage contract for 7725. Georges like Jacob Hovel 83 and Walter Wagner 32 die. Bluffton votes dry with 205 majority. Office changes include J P Albright retirement cane, Kendallville telegraph unit, and Peru church funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Truntcor
Lung Feve
Gretsinger
Wabash
W. J. Fisher
Kendallville
Osceola
Otis Brunner
Larwill
Walter C. Wagner
Garrett
J. William Wagner
Wells County
Bluffton
Julius Haugh
Michael Everett
Decatur
Haugh
Charles H. Putnam
Angola
William Robins
Toledo
Chicago
C. H. Hubbell
Charles B. Guendling
Peru
Bishop Alerding
Fort Wayne
Father Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
W. R. Hastman
Maryland Agricultural College
W. 5S. Brown
Winnona Normal and Agricultural Institute
Rascal Carr
Columbia City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spokane
Wash
Beyer Bros
Warsaw
Warsaw House
Dayton Shanafelt
Sam Andrews
Areér “-Maree
Obituary and Local News From Noble and Surrounding Counties
A long list of obituaries and notices from DeKalb, Whitley, Noble and neighboring counties records deaths of Christian Yoder, Zachariah Lyons, Selim Cogswell, George Farnum, William Kitch, and Samuel Watts, plus fiery accidents, robberies, and legal actions. Also reported are church and railroad developments, a new Fort Wayne trolley project, and local trials including court verdicts and a big game preserve plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Yoder
Shipshewana
Lagrange
Hreas
Columbia City
Lieemer
United Brethren Church
Claypool
Auburn
W. H. Nashain
George I. Lee
South Whitley
Zachariah Lyons
FE. P. Lyons
Bluffton
Selim V. Cogswell
Uge
Peastatt Lake
Steuben County
George R. Farnum
DeKalb County
Hamilton
William Kitch
Garrett
John W. Frantz
Wabash
Reed
Pierceton
Fannie M. Meyers
Union Township
Decatur
H. F. Harris
Herald
Jackman
Farmers’ Bank
Elkhart
Gilliams
Court House Square
Ligonier Sporting Association
Berns Business Men's Club
Wayre
Samuel Watts
Fairfield
J. W. Hays
Albion Persician
Menione
David L. Pain
Lancaster Township
Huntington County
Albert Batts
Baltimore and Ohio
Adams County
Harry Co. Grove
French Township
Albert Meschberger
Frank Spangler
Jefferson Township
Carey Irwin
Elsie Statler
George Thomas
Statler
Sparta Township
Noble County
F. M. Hines
Steuben
Whitley
Department of Agriculture
P. J. Stanley
Charles Godard
Motobloc
New York
Paris
Chicago
Wawaka
Stanley
Lochner
Moses Kinsey
Peter Stukey
Kinsey
Alfred West
Troy Township
Whitley County
Narrow Escape From Pneumonia after Lingering Cold
A mass of readers report a narrow escape from pneumonia and consumption following a lingering cold. The note mentions coughs and colds stubborn in depth, with a cryptic signature 'Foley' Honey and Tarcures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
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Chip
Mt Ik Te
Anell
Father
Coli
Mister Chip O Block
Apap
IMA AD
Chip Oblock
Silas
United States
Papa
Brock
NEW York Evening Telegram
NEW York Herald CO
West
Kendallville Fair Grounds
Globe Clothing
Huntington
C. A. Edwards
Mt. Pleasant
Christ Bush
Fairfield Township
Riley Nelson
Mentone
Lyle Harter
Marion
Edith Baldwin
Miss Harter
Walter Wagner
Ray Cooper
Geneva
Calaboose
M. C. Pittinger
M. E
Coesse
Anna M. Walker
Co. A. Wade
Bell
Bell Company
J. Clinton Neil
Cleveland
Weil
Webmeyer
Charles Brown
Brown
Chapman's Lake
Kosciusko County
Simon Beall
Kimmell
Fahn Haas
Logansport
North Manchester High School
Harvell Wolfe
Galen Neer
Walter Wright
Minnie Hire
Federal Grand Jury
Florence M. Daisy
Salem Williams
Luther
Huntington County Poultry
Carl P. Steele
I. E. Gordon
John B. Morgan
Morton Tuttle
P. H. Zahn
William Miller
Cleveland Freck
John Freck
Dick Shade
Helmer
Marion Shade
South Africa
San Francisco
Melvin Phillips
St. Joseph ‘County
Phil
Lips
Phillips
Harrison Township
John W. Hitler
East Clark Street
Kosciusko Couny
Elder
Mr. Elder
Meyer Bros. Co
Calhoun Street
H. N. Herrick
North
Indiana
Pacific Coast
B. Hollopeter
T. M. Guia
Richmond
Muncie
W. H. Bennett
Goshen
C. A. Wade
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