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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1915

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Middlebury Painter Dead as Scaffold Collapses

Frank Jones a 60 year old painter from Middlebury was killed when a scaffold he stood on collapsed at Main street in Middlebury. He fell fifteen feet and died shortly after at Dr Farrer’s office of a fractured skull and internal injuries. Initial reports confused victim with Frank Neff of Middlebury baker. Coroner Mast not called. Officers Wise and Leachman found two Syracuse youths asleep in a car on Lusher Avenue after an abandoned automobile incident nearby.

Frank Jones Middlebury al Waines Main Street Jones Farrer Poe Mars Clifford Clay Idaho Fitchees Wi Jones Middlebury Independent Carl Jones Wise and Leachman Lusher Avenue Euchart Syracuse Elkhart

Road Improvement Talks Progress On Goshen Syracuse Route

Road supervisors and Goshen cottage owners around Wawaike lake are negotiating repairs to the Goshen Syracuse angling road. Work is likely to begin in the near future.

Goshen Syracuse Wawaike Lake

Mrs Lovina Hoffman Thanks Friends for Sympathy

Mrs Lovina Hoffman expresses gratitude to kind friends churches societies and lodges for sympathy shown during the illness and death of her son Kennel Hoffman.

Lovina Hoffman Kennel Hoffman

Moyer Family Reunion Held Today at Rogers Park

The Moyer family reunion was held today at Rogers Park with members gathering for a community event and shared memories. Attendees reported a warm turnout and renewed connections across generations.

Pan American Doctrine Aims to Supersede Monroe Policy

Washington Aus 4 Special reports a Pan American Doctrine proposed to replace the Monroe Doctrine. If adopted it would create an air defense alliance linking the United States with all South and Central American republics and foster Western Hemisphere political military solidarity. Proponent Win Held Jones cites need for unified naval and military aid amid European war dynamics.

Washington Aus United States South and Central America Conference On National Defense National Defense League Grand Army of the Republic Win- Held Jones Western Hemisphere Jones

Laporte County to Patrol Highways to Curb Reckless Driving

County commissioners will police improved Laporte highways and arrest intoxicated drivers and speedsters. Efforts aim to guard roads from Port to St Joseph county dunes and reduce dangers on the stone road south of the city.

Laporte County Laporte Pporte Porter St. Joseph County

Secure 1500 Bottles in Livery-Room Raid

In Muncie on August 4 police raided Fletcher Bryan's livery barn and seized 1500 bottles of beer, a new record for one blind tiger raid. It was the fourth raid in four months on the place. Four barrels of beer, 24 cases, many bottles on ice, and other alcohol were confiscated. drays carried the seized goods to the police headquarters pending trials.

Muncie Blind Tiger Fletcher Bryan

New Indiana Guard Company Musters in Gary

Bridges issues order mustering the new company at Gary into state service and assigning it to the First Separate Battalion of Infantry under Major Leslie K. Nafteger. The unit will attend annual training at Fort Benjamin Harrison from August to the 15th, beginning next Monday.

Indianapolis Bridges Adjutant-General of Indiana Gary Leslie K. Nafteger Fort Benjamin Harrison

Bank Robber Hits Cedar Rapids National Bank

A lone bandit robbed the Cedar Rapids National Bank and escaped with a substantial amount, later reported as about 25,500 dollars. Authorities launched an investigation, urging witnesses to come forward.

Cedar Rapids Fone Cedar Rapids National Bank

Sunshine class to hold Thursday picnic at Rover's Hand Park

The Sunshine class of the First Brethren Sunday school plans a Thursday afternoon picnic at Rover's Hand Park. All members are urged to attend.

Sunshine First Brethren Sunday School Rovers Hand Park

Russians Escape from Vistula Line as German Victory Fails

Aug 4 London report notes special rearward actions by Russian forces to cover their retreat from the Vistula line. German offensive efforts to win a crushing victory are described as unsuccessful, shaping the strategic situation on the front.

London Vistula Line

County Fair Directors Meet in Goshen to Plan Exhibition

Elkhart County Fair and Agricultural Association directors meet at the State Bank of Goshen at 7 30 p m to arrange for the 43rd annual fair slated Tuesday through Friday August 31 to September 3. Attendance is expected to be large with extensive advertising and strong horse races cited as a highlight. Indiana fair season continues with shows in Muncie Russiaville and Edinburgh this week and fairs planned in Huntington New Harmony Elwood Columbus Newcastle and Lebanon next week. The Indiana State Fair occurs September 6 10 in Indianapolis and Bonds fair is set for September 14 17 with Springbrook workmen busy on the grandstand.

State Bank Elkhart County Goshen Indiana Muncie Delaware County Russiaville Howard County Edinburg Johnson County Huntinghore Dubois County New Harmony Posey County Elwood Madison County Columbus Bartholomew County Newcastle Weary County Lebanon Boone County Indianapolis Springbrook

County Agent Resigns to Take Lenawee Post in Michigan

C. L. Coffeen resigns as Elkhart County county agent to accept a similar role in Lenawee County Michigan. He began in June and will start August 1. Coffeen was the first regular agent under the 1913 vocational education law and his two years brought notable gains to local agriculture. The move is described as a calamity to the farming population.

C.L. Coffeen Lenawee County Michigan Col. Coffeen Telik- Hart County Abe Mrs. Coffeen Goshen Mr. Coffeen Elkhart County

Elkhart Drugist Buckman Arrested on Liquor Charges

Albert Buckman of Buckman Dros Elkhart Druggists is under arrest on two charges selling liquor on Sunday and selling liquor in a drug store without a prescription He will be tried in Elkhart city court tomorrow morning James Barrett an intoxication offender was arrested after claiming liquor bought in Goshen and at an Ev hart drug store Buckman was later arrested following a policeman's route to the Duckman drug store.

Albert Buckman Buckman Dros Elkhart Druggists Elkhart James Barrett Goshen Evihart Barrett Duckman Young Buckman

Former Warsaw Woman Sues Fort Wayne City for 5000 Damages

Minnie Honeck wife of Conrad Honeck formerly of Warsaw and Times office employee files a 5000 damage suit against the city of Fort Wayne. She alleges injury on July 19 1914 after stepping into an unfilled trench left by city workers widening water mains on South Wayne Street.

Warsaw Minnie Honeck Conrad Honeck Times Office Fort Wayne Honeck Wayne Street

Lincoln Highway Route Keeps To Original Path

After failed efforts to alter the Lincoln Highway route to touch Lake Wawasee, Noble county road elections were lost and Lincoln Highway officials indicated the original route will remain unchanged.

Lake Wawasee Noble County Lincoln Highway

Shoemaker David Hodge Seriously Ill at Home

Veteran shoemaker David Hodge is in a very serious condition at his home located at No 118 Wilson Avenue with neighbors expressing concern and awaiting further medical updates.

David Hodge Wilson Avenue

Cloudburst Disaster In Erie Leaves City In Darkness

A Erie cloudburst floods the city after six pm causing dam breaks and five foot water on main streets. Police estimate twenty five deaths with millions in damage. Fire Chief James Buernon and four firefighters are listed as missing after attempting to rescue four women and three children.

Erie Erie County Insectric Co Western Union Telegraph Office James Buernon Mill Creek Buernon

Safe Robbery at Ulery-Beverstine Livery Stable

Thief robbed the east wall safe at 112 East Clinton street livery stable within six weeks. Cash 375, a ladies suit pattern, notes, and receipts were taken. Locks broken. six drawers rifled. Owner Charles J Ulery. money belonged to Charles Jaxon unknown in northern Michigan. Officer Myers expects arrest soon. witnesses ready to testify.

Ulery-Beverstine East Clinton Street Charles J. Ulery Soldiers’ Life Assurance Society Charles Jaxon Michigan Joshen Russell Juday W. Milo Powers Tom Sage Russel Juday Lawrence Seevers Charles Jandon Clyde Merriman Landon Mr. Merriman Officer Myers

Sol Dembufsky Files 10000 Bond For Board Secretary Post

City education board member Sol Dembufsky filed a 10000 bond with Auditor Brown. His sureties are Samuel F. Spohn and Benjamin F. Deahl. Reorganization sets new year beginning August 1 1915 with Dembufsky elected secretary.

City Board of Education Sol Dembufsky Brown Samuel F. Spohn Benjamin F. Deahl Mr Dembufsky

Bartholomew Named Elkhart County Centennial Chairman

K. Bartholomew was appointed by the Indiana Historical Commission as Elkhart County Centennial Chairman for next year’s state celebration. He may appoint a committee, to be announced soon.

K. Bartholomew Indiana Historical Commission Elkhart County

Indiana State Fair Prepares Record Art Exhibit

The largest art exhibition in the fair’s history is planned for this year with Mayor Spohn overseeing the art department. The venue is being prepared for occupancy as officials expect a major showcase.

Spohn

Whitehead Reunion At Whitehead Church In Paris Area

Whitehead reunion set at Whitehead church one half mile south and one mile west of New Paris on Thursday August 12. Bring well filled baskets and reunite with old time friends and relatives. F Riggle secretary.

Whitehead New Paris F. Riggle

Publisher Stanley Dustman Establishes New Paper at Winona Lake

Stanley I. Dustman, former editor and publisher of the New Haven Register, has moved to Winona Lake and erected a bungalow there. He plans to publish a new paper from his new location.

Stanley I. Dustman New Haven Register Winona Lake

Liquor Stock Seized and Stored at Elkhart Jail

Peter O’Neil under Sheriff Thorm has moved the entire liquor stock from William Porter’s White Prout saloon to the Elkhart county jail for storage until the circuit court orders disposal. Maxton, Aer & Co. of Louisville filed an attachment. Peter Neal, a local drunken offender, helped haul liquor from drays to the jail. The tepid remark, This is really more than I ordered sent at one time, was noted.

Thormas William SS. Porter North Matin Street Huis Elkhart County Circuit Court Maxton, Aer & Co Louisville Peter Neal O'Neal

Coal bids open for county facilities awaiting Griner return

County commissioners opened coal bids for the county asylum and jail but will not award the contract until Commissioner Griner returns from California where he is on a western trip. Showalter and Fisher await his judgment on the supply decision.

Griner California Showalter Fisher

Wisconsin Corn Reaches Twelve Feet High on Prize Patch

Charles Wysong of this city grows two acres of Wisconsin corn on land west of Oak Ridge cemetery owned by Harry Pratt of Goshen. The stalks reach twelve feet and experts deem the crop among the best in the state.

Chas. Wysong Harry Pratt Charles Wysong Oak Ridge Cemetery Goshen Wisconsin

Haydn Choral Society Ties For Prize At San Francisco Fair

The Haydn Choral Society of Chicago with Miss Mathilda Turnock of Elkhart shared the great $10,000 prize in singing contests with an Oakland, California, society. They also captured first prize in the ladies chorus and won the baritone solo contest with Turnock singing.

Haydn Choral Society of Chicago Mathilda Turnock Elkhart San Francisco

Local residents discharged and improving after hospital stay

Mrs. N. Sward of South Sixth street was discharged yesterday. Mrs. Henry Chatten of Milford left the hospital today. Mrs. Hassenger who was operated on Tuesday is doing nicely. Mrs. Clayton Bartholomew is improving.

N. Sward South Sixth Street Henry Chatten Milford Hassenger Clayton Bartholomew

Moyer Family Reunion Draws Crowd at Rogers Band Park

The Moyer family reunion was held at Rogers Band Park today with a large crowd despite threatening weather. An excellent program was prepared and attended by many relatives and friends.

Moyer Rogers’ Band Park

Michigan Alumni Campaign For Union Building

The University of Michigan seeks 1000.00 from 35000 alumni in October to build equip and endow a Michigan Union. Goshen hosts one of 183 sections with committee members named including William H Charney and Harry R Whitmer. Campaign runs Oct 2 to Oct 30 ending with the Ann Arbor Syracuse game.

University of Michigan Michigan Union United States Goshen Leesburg Middlebury Milford New Davis North Webster Pierceton Syracuse Wirrsin Harry Gault William H. Charney Benjamin F. Deal Floyd M. Freeman Elmer Kb Mummert William Mutschler Harry R. Whitmer Robert G. Beck Kertrama Shane Warsaw Ann Arbor

Reserve Ship Cruise Details Navy Duty Of Kinney

M J Kinney of 900 North Fifth street must report to the adjutant general of Ohio on August 6 as chief commissary of subsistence aboard the U S Naval Reserve Ship Essex. The Essex under Captain Miarcklett and Lieut Commodore W E Jacoby sails from Toledo along the Ohio coast and Lake Erie, with a crew of 150. Kinney will depart Goshen for Toledo on August 5 to oversee provisions during the cruise.

M.J. Kinney North Fifth Street Adjutant General State of Ohio U. S. Naval Essex Miarcklett W. E. Jacoby Toledo Ohio Lake Erie Mr. Kinney Goshen

Engagement of Vollmer Hoke Set for Elgin Ceremony

Minnie Auguste Vollmer and Irvin Lee Hoke plan a late month wedding at Elgin TL the bride’s home. Hoke, son of Samuel and Mrs. Hoke of Dewey Avenue, has worked with Brethren Publishing House at Elgin for four years and the couple will live in a home prepared by the groom in Elgin. They expect to be at home to friends about September 1.

Minnie Auguste Vollmer Irvin Lee Hoke Elgin

Robbery Targets Elkhart Dentist Offices In Evening Burglary

Thieves broke into Dr. Malcolm Pounder’s office in the Monger block and escaped with about 380 dollars worth of gold and aluminum. An attempted break in at Dr. A B Schuler’s office was stopped by a locked door. Morphine worth 60 grains was taken from Dr. E M Hoover and drugs valued at 10 dollars were stolen from Dr. C W Frink’s medicine case left in his automobile.

Malcolm Pounder Elkhart A. EB. Schuler E. M.hoover C. W. Frink

Prisoner Escapes During Work Detail on South Howland

George Kline, jailed in Elkhart for drunkenness, escaped yesterday afternoon while under guard of Officer George Coley on South Howland Avenue Filkhart. Officers Leachman and Wise searched with a patrol car but could not locate him.

Howland Avenue Filkhart George Coley George Kline Elkhart City Leachman Wise

Sunday School Convention to Draw Brethren in City

The Church of the Brethren Northern Indiana district holds its annual Sunday School convention at Fifth and Clinton streets this city on Tuesday August 24th with 1000 to 2000 attendees. The three day Bible conference follows August 25-27 with leaders Prof Otho Wenger and Lafayette Steele. Daily turnout reaches several hundred while crowds fill the hall to capacity.

Indiana Church of the Brethren Fifth Clinton Streets Michigan Ohio Otho Wenger Manchester College North Manchester Ind Lafayette Steele Lakeville St. Joseph County Five Catherines

City council plans 40 foot width for South Eighth street

City officers Miy or Spohn and Engineer Haverly measured South Eighth street yesterday and decided future improvements should yield a 40 foot wide roadway. The extra width is deemed needed due to the street’s car line and new fire hydrants to connect with recent water mains.

Miyor Spohn Haverly South Eighth Street

Mortuary Notices for Moore Dinehart and Hager Take Place

Mortuary records report the death of Mrs William Moore 76 in Napanee after a long illness. Survived by two daughters and a brother, funeral held at Hepton church with interment in Napanee. Lou Dinehart 72 dies in Elkhart after lifelong residence nearby. funeral set Friday at 2 PM with two brothers and three sisters surviving. Margaret Hager widow of Peter Hager dies in Elkhart. burial planned in North Manchester. one son survives.

North Manchester

Fatmen and Go Shen College Teams Schedule Rivalry

The Fatmen basketball team and Go Shen College nine will play tomorrow afternoon at the college grounds. This afternoon a track meet is ongoing among college students.

Fatmen College Goshen College

Absence of Marshal Vesey Shifts Duty to Myers

During Vesey's vacation Night Officer Myers handles duties. Wm Bandelier takes over Myers' beat.

Marshal Vesey

Real Estate Deals in Goshen's Lesh Park Adds Three Lots

W. W. Poyser purchases three lots in Lesh Park addition Goshen for $2. Lesh Latta sells to Mamie Lesh. The brief real estate transfer notes reflect small parcel transactions within Goshen's development area.

Mamie W. .W. Poyser Lesh Park Goshen

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