Local Indiana News Roundup From Noblesville to Warsaw
Rome City lacks a physician after Dr. William Cameron dies at 59. The Toledo and Chicago interurban line near Fort Wayne and Kendallville employs about 100 people. Peter Poffenberger of Bluffton dies after a knife wound from Orval Plum. The 157th Indiana Regimental reunion meets in Ligonier with plans for Elkhart next year. Lightning damages a Whitley county barn. a Warsaw home fire is contained. Decatur mill owner Lenhart loses a left hand in an accident. Aging Huntington County farmer Daniel Klinger dies after arranging his funeral and will. Adams County prohibitionists nominate a ticket. Poffenberger dies of throat wound. Orval Clem faces manslaughter. A Noble County hen abducts five kittens from a setting cat scene. A Warren area baby dies from strangulation. mother pinned bed clothes. Ligonier graduation set with seven graduates. Auburn bowling alley damaged by fire. Alrey loses three fingers. Wabash elopement closes with marriage in St Joseph. Huntington band linked to Agnes Anderson and her daughter. Bluffton Knights of Pythias buy a residence for lodge use. Elkhart girl injured skating. Park in Kendallville. Moon baby death by strangulation. Wabash and Gunness crimes recalled as Rome City fish reveal cement-lined stomachs. Noble and Elkhart Mutuals dispute jurisdiction. potential court fight. Fishing arrests at Crown Point yield 11 convictions. Bluffton judge upholds Jackson township remonstrance for saloon license validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome City
William Cameron
Toledo
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Kendallville
Peter Poffenberger
Bluffton
Orval Plum
Indiana
Ligonier
Fred L. Feick
Garrett
Elkhart
Henry H. Lawrence
Union Township
Whitley County
Frank Walb
August Hafert
Warsaw
John M. Lenhart
Myers & Lenhart
Decatur
Lenhart
Daniel Klinger
Huntington County
Adams County
Prohibitionists
T. A. Cooper
Berne
William Drew
Geneva
John Shifferly
Uriah HE. Cramer
Jacob P. Habegger
Monroe
Martin M. Snady
Kirkland Township
Waldo E. Smith
Samuel C. Cramer
St. Mary Township
Henry Fuhrman
Root Township
Martin Beery
Washington Township
L. T. Brokaw
Orval Clem
William Sawyer
Noble County
Ewrs
W. J. Moon
Warren
Ligonier High School
M. E
Helen Houghton Green
Ernest Guy Menkie
Edna Jane Shearer
Omar Harrison Moore
Lowell Chester Harsh
Hazel Fay Wolf
Frank Leslie McDaniel
Richard Shull
Auburn
Philip Alrey
Wabash
Ble County
Morrison Shalton
John Snitz
Logansport
John W. Park
Excelsior Springs
Hudson T. Smith
Valparaiso
Common Schools
Albion
Thomas R. Marshall
Catherine Wolf
Andrew Wolf
Columbia City
C. C. Gilliams
William Fults
Packerton
Kosciusko County
Alabama
Henry Frankstein
John Kuhn
Henry Ulrich
Adam Zumbaugh
Plymouth
Gunness
Laporte
Thomas Younger
Presbyterian Church
F. M. Fox
Michigan City
Jasper Hatfield
Charles Gibson
Pierceton
Pennsylvania
Wabash Plain Dealer
Hubbard
Edward Boyle
Aaron French
Boyle
Hubbards
Noble County Mutual Insurance Company
Elkhart County Mutual Aid Association
Noble County Company
Elkhart County Association
Elkhart Association
Elkhart County
Fish and Game
James Stonebruner
Rodney D. Fleming
Crown Point
Nicholson
Sturgis
Jackson Township
Roanoke
Hcense
Steuben County
John Branyan
Huntington
Peru
Supreme Court
Duncan Davidson
Erie Railroad
Ira Dawes
Speicher
Turkey Pen
Arthur Nie
Mt. Etna
Roscoe Nie
Erastus Brewer
Marion
Brewer
Angola
T. & C. Interurban
Waterloo
W. L. Taylor
Flossie Ramsey
Wiliam Ramsey
Thorncreek Township
John Kessler
Alice
Eagles
C. M. Luce
Bluffton High School
Curtis Merriman
Hannah Cutter
Churubusco
Robert Little
Jacob Rouch
John S. Branyan
Canada
The
Elks’ Lodge
Big Four Railroad
J. E. Morrison
Morrison
William D. Robinson
Whitley “County
News and Gossip From Whitley and Surrounding Counties
A roundup of local incidents and notes across Whitley, DeKalb, Huntington, and nearby areas. Updates include postponed Noble county old settlers reunion, a Huntington lawyer missing, court house approval for Peru, new speeches at South Whitley, and various local incidents from liquor licenses to accidental shootings and deaths.
Veteran James Annick dies after morphine overdose in Goshen
Two graduates aides Mary Sievers and Harry Fields were slightly injured when two sections of the graduates’ seating collapsed. James Annick, Civil War veteran, died at home in Goshen Saturday from morphine overdose after years of invalid status and recent dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sievers
Harry Fields
James Annick
Goshen
Wander Lust Causes A Bright Youngster 10 Tramp
A city court arraigned Frank Scheidler on a vagrancy charge after he admitted his father sent him to work on a truck garden. He described roaming parts of Illinois and Indiana, living rough, with prior arrests and a plan to return home. The judge ordered probation. other vagrants were fined or banished from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scheidler
Sixty-third
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Joliet
South
Homer C. Underwood
B. W. Skelton
Homer Vardeman
Fred Young
George Lee
Barr Street
Frank Hogue
Muncie
Cole Bros
William Ahern
Veterans Leave Fort Wayne for Kokomo Grand Army Encampment
A total of 150 Fort Wayne and nearby veterans, joined by comrades from Huntington, Delphi, Lafayette and other towns, boarded trains and special cars at 7:30 Tuesday to attend the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Kokomo. Judge B. W. Skelton led the Fort Wayne delegation, representing Sion S. Bass and Lawton-Wayne posts, as they traveled aboard multiple interurban and regular cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Grand Army of the Republic
Wabash Valley
Indianapolis
Huntington
Delphi
Lafayette
Sion S. Bass
Lawton- Wayne
B. W. Skelton
Indiana
Fort’ Wayne
A Finished Work Lesson Text
The lesson centers on John 19 17 to 42 and expounds the crucifixion sequence and burial of Jesus. It highlights the fulfillment of Scripture and presents the golden text from First Corinthians 15 3 about Christ dying for sins according to the scriptures.
International Sunday School Lesson May 24 1908
Dr and Mrs Wilbur F Crafts present an international Sunday school lesson for Sunday May 24 1908. The article outlines thematic guidance and discussion prompts for a broad audience seeking religious instruction and moral instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Crafts
From Gethsemane to Calvary and the Garden Tomb
A long religious notice traces Jesus' passion from Annas before Pilate through crucifixion and burial, citing multiple Bible verses. It reflects on sin, redemption, and faith, with meditations on the cross, forgiveness, and Christ's legacy in modern devotion.
Milan Center Sunday School Convention Planned
The Milan township Sunday school association will hold a two day convention at the Methodist Protestant church in Milan Center on June 6 and 7. C H Lake chairs the association. The program includes devotional exercises, subjects on outside helps, quarterly reviews, pastor as adviser, obtaining Sunday School music interest, committee reports, and interspersed music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Association of
The
Trinity Episcopal Church
Luther Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Perpetua
George C. Braun
Elma B. Young
Clare Dannecker
Jennie M. Braun
Cral H. Stogdill
George H. Welker
Herman Jacobs
Martin F. Hinsiedel
Epworth League of
Huntertown
EH. A. Bunner
Milan Township Sunday School Association
Milan Center
C. H. Lake
John N. Lake
M. R. Mohler
J. F. Remmy
William Kyburz
James M. Nuttle
Teeesess
Jacob Philips
Charles Stremmel
Stiles
John Yaggey Pesesese
Jesse Rothgeb
Old Man Declared Sane by County Court
A man who gave the name Mike Clark and was picked up in the county’s southern part days ago, thought to be insane, was declared of sound mind by a commission in Justice Tancey’s court. The sheriff released him as he is without means and not a county resident, unable to care for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Erwin
Epworth League
M. BH
League
Christ
Charles Rowand
O. E. Richard
Hugh M. Beaver
Mike Clark
Tancey
A I delivery wagon or the S Bauni
A fragmentary item notes a delivery wagon linked to S Bauni with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a transport vehicle and a personal name, implying a local operation or incident without full context.
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