Noted Bible Institute to Open Tomorrow
The Church of the Brethren in Northern Indiana held its annual Sunday school meeting at Fifth and Clinton streets with about 500 attendees. Prominent instructors from nearby towns and beyond participated, and tomorrow the Bible Institute opens for a ten day session drawing many seeking biblical study. Notable speakers included Rev S N McCann and Rev Daniel Snell among others, with Curtis Sollenberger delivering a temperance lecture last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Dunkards
Indiana
Brethren Church
Fifth
Clinton Streets
John Mishler
Middlebury
Wilmer Cripe
Perry Stahtey
Enteral Jones
Goshen Sunday School
Anna Light
Kline
Laura Appleman
Linda Miller
Bible Institute
S. N. McCann
Littlitz
India
Daniel Snell
Sidney
Ind
J. B. Trout
Lenmark
Curtis Sollenberger
South Bend Eyes Move in Central Baseball League
The South Bend club in the Central Baseball League faces possible loss of membership with reports the Grand Rapids franchise held by Bert Annis may shift to Newark while South Bend possibly transfers to Grand Rapids. Poor patronage in South Bend is cited by The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bert Annis
Newark
Naval Cadet Muster Authorized in Indiana
Oran Perry as adjutant general appoints Captain William R Kennedy to muster four Culver military academy cadet companies into naval militia under the general assembly act approved February 22, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Perry
Indiana National Guard
William R. Kennedy
Infantry
Culver Military and Summer Academy
General Assembly
Alienation Suit Filed Over Wife Affections Alleged
At South Bend John Ruszowski sues for five thousand dollars claiming his wife’s affections were alienated by her parents George and Walara Paw Tak. In Millersburg a boy, son of Mr and Mrs Adam Rockenbaugh Jr, fractured his right arm while playing and was treated by a physician. the child had previously been poisoned by eating rough on rats and narrowly survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
John Ruszowski
George and
Walara Paw- Tak
Millersburg
Adam Rockenbaugh, Jr
George Berry Takes Post at Colsins Drugstore
George Berry has accepted a position in Eddie Colsins' drugstore, marking his return to retail employment and signaling a role in daily operations at the local pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berry
Eddie Colsins
Mrs Ralph Wanner Dies at 38 in Elkhart Home
Mrs Ralph Wanner aged 38 died at 9:30 this morning at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Wilkinson 400 Jefferson Street Elkhart where she had been since last October suffering from cancer Surviving are her husband her parents and two brothers Thomas and Harry Wilkinson both of Elkhart Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wanner
George Wilkinson
Jefferson Street
Elkhart
Goshen
Indianapolis
Wandner
Bryan at Winona Delivers "Price of a Soul" Lecture
Hon. W. J. Bryan spoke at Winona Park this afternoon on The Price of a Soul. The Winona company sold about eighty tickets. Bryan arrived in Warsaw from Hamilton Missouri and then proceeded to Iowa for another engagement. His daughter Ruth, aged young, accompanied him and they were hosted by Mr and Mrs William Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Winona Park
Winona Company
Mrr. Bryan
Warsaw
Hamilton
Iowa
Ruth
William Conrad
Goshen Woman Declared Insane. Sent to Longcliff
A Goshen commission of Drs. S A Edmands and A J Irwin and Justice Whisler ruled Mrs. Sarah Jane Frantz of 113 Wilden Avenue insane and recommended sending her to Longcliff asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Frantz
Longcliff
Galloway Mrs James Galloway dies at 75
Mrs James Galloway mother of Mrs Court Winters of 708 South Main street died yesterday near Lagrange after illness starting Sunday. She was 75. Survived by husband three daughters Harriet Elna Denver and Mrs Winters Goshen. sons Charles Ashley and William at home. Funeral plans pending word from western daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
James Galloway
Court Winters
South Main Street
Lagrange
Harriet
ElNa Galloway
Denver
Winters
Goshen
Charles
Ashley
Ind
William
West
Showman Fights 28-Foot Python in Peru
Gus Lambrigger, a banker showman from Orville Ohio, fought a 28 foot long python in Peru after the reptile escaped its cage. The 400 pound creature began crushing him before seven men freed Lambrigger. He previously lost a python at Logansport that tried to swallow a goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lambrigger
Orville
Goshen
Peru
Lambrigger
Logansport
Federal Building at Cape Girardeau Construction Cost Revealed
Lorenzo D Rodibaugh forwards The Democrat a Globe Democrat cut showing a Cape Girardeau federal building in progress. Site cost 15000, estimated total 93252, including a second floor for federal court use and a $108000 building in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Cape Girardeau
Lorenzo D.rodibaugh
The
Democrat
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Near Miss with Traction Engine on Fifth Street Crossing
A traction engine stalled on the Lake Shore crossing at Fifth Street last evening, forcing an east bound fast train to stop to avoid collision. The engineer was warned not to cross again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Lake Shore
Slack of Franklin Seeks Beveridge Senate Seat
L Ert Slack of Franklin a former Indiana state senator who came close to the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the state convention last year says he would like to succeed Albert J Beveridge in the U S senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Indiana State Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
U. S. Senate
Mayor Kohier Mourns Aunt Rosa Barman
Word came today that Rosa Barman formerly Rose Gardner, aunt of Mayor Kohier, died in Niles Mid. She was well known in this section and had many relatives in Elkharte county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohier
Rosa Barman
Rose Gardner
Niles
Midh
Elkharte County
Meetings of the House of David in Indiana towns
Members of the Benton Harbor sect known as the House of David with a brass band conduct street meetings in Indiana towns and plan visits to Goshen and Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of David
Benton Harbor
Indiana
Goshen
Inspecting Pittsburg Party Reviews Winona Traction Line
A party of Pittsburg people inspected the Winona traction line from War saw to Goshen and Warsaw to Mentone. The outing covered multiple towns and linked the regional rail inspection effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Winona
Warsaw
Goshen
Airlift system to begin at water works project
William Harman of Tiffin completes sinking 12 wells at the water station and by next Monday Laidlaw Dunn Gordon of Cincinnati will install an air lift system. First material shipment arrived today. Expected completion by mid September with water drawn by the new system. Total cost about 19,000 dollars with John Harman wells and related contracts itemized. Deepest well reaches 174 feet and the shallowest 125 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harman
Tiffin, O
Laidlaw- Dunn-Gordon Company
Cincinnati
William Harmon
Wells
Laidian-Dunn-Gordon Company
Cc. EB. Katz
I. H. Miller
Foundation
Rohrer Moyer Family Reunion Planned at Island Park
Society news reports the J. J. Rohrer and John Moyer families planning a joint reunion on August 24 at Island Park Elkhart. Officers urge all descendants to attend with well filled baskets for a large county gathering. Effie Osborne hosts Miss Anna Kelly at dinner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rohrer
John Moyer
Island Park
Elkhart
Effie Osborne
South Sixth Street
Anna Kelly
Hartman and Clough Families Welcome Sons
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Samuel Hartman of Harrison township. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clough of Cleveland. The latter was formerly Miss Eva Minnich of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hartman
Harrison Township
Clough
Cleveland
Eva Minnich
This City
Horse thefts surge in local area. officers urge farmer vigilance
Dozens of horse thefts have been reported to the sheriff's office in recent days in this locality. Officers advise farmers to take special care with their horses to prevent further losses.
Skyscraper for Logansport Aims to Top Indiana Heights
Plans reveal Logansport pursuing a ten story skyscraper touted as the highest building in Indiana outside Indianapolis. The proposed citified project signals a bold urban upgrade for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pierce Specialty Moves to Pittsburg This October
The Eurkhart concern Pierce Specialty will relocate from its current city to Pittsburg in October. The decision affects local employment and regional operations as the company shifts its base to a new site in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pierce Specialty Company
Eurkhart
Typhoid Fear Looms Over Elkhart Water Supply
Typhoid concerns rise in Elkhart amid reports of typhoid fever cases linked to the city water system. Officials warn residents to seek medical help if symptoms appear while investigations continue into the water supply and possible contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ig Responsible
Fort Wayne Poised to Join Great Western Racing Circuit
Fort Wayne appears set to enter the Great Western Racing Circuit, likely succeeding Springfield, Illinois, as a member of the regional series. The move positions Fort Wayne for upcoming races and regional standings in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Great Western Racing
Will of Horace Shupert Offered for Probate in Goshen
Horace Shupert, a farmer who resided near Hikhart and died in a threshing machine accident on Carmien farm in Jefferson township July 24, his will dated April 2, 1897 was filed in circuit court for probate in Goshen. Widow Hattie Shupert named executrix with personal property to her and children Roy and Melvin. real estate to her then to be divided equally among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Horace’ ‘Shupert
Elizabeth Ginter
Hattie Shupert
Roy
Melvin
Minnig E. Garbrick
Pikhart
Whisleris Court
John Bowen
Elliott
Big Decrease in Railway Property Valuation in Elkhart County
State Board of Tax Commissioners reports a net drop of over 85000 in railway property assessments for Elkhart County compared with last year. Despite $13000 higher personal property for express and telegraph firms, Blixhart County board adds $11000, yielding a total decrease of 61000 in corporations’ assessments due to weak railway earnings last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Board of State Tax Commissioners
Elkhart County
Express and Telephone and Telegraph
Blixhart County
Dead Man’s Clothes Spark Fight In Elkhart
Francis Hozah of Elkhart was fined five dollars and costs on an assault and battery charge. The complainant was Francis Bagi. Alex Sysovics, a Hungarian who died from injuries when a locomotive washout plug blew out, had been boarding at the Bagi home. His clothes stayed there, and Mrs. Bagi refused to dress the body. Hozah and his wife retrieved the trunk and clothing to prepare the burial, prompting Bagi to call them robbers. Bagi then attacked Hozak, leading to two complaints for assault and attempted provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hozah
Elkhart
Francis’ Bagi
Alex. Sysovics
Bagi
Forger Dixon Flees Elkhart With Cash and Goods
Jacob Dixon a former Lake Shore signal service employee in Elkhart forged the signature of A M Shellenbarger on a $25 check at First State Bank. He obtained money and, with a bicycle and clothing, left Elkhart for parts unknown. Dixon had been an assistant to Shellenbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dixon
Lake Shore Signal’ Service
Elkhart
A. M. Shellenmbarger
First State Bank
Dixon
Shellenbarger
Speed Kelly Returns to Play for Washington vs St Louis
Washington shortstop Speed Kelly, sidelined by a sudden slump, appeared on the diamond against St Louis. He entered as a late substitute but did not receive any at bats or fielding chances during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Washington
St.Louis
Fort Wayne Engraving Eyes Indiana Newspaper Clients
The Fort Wayne Engraving Company seeks business and lists many Indiana newspapers among its patrons for cuts. John W. Parfitt, formerly of Goshen, is connected with the effort and is reaching out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Engraving Company
John W. Parfitt
Goshen
Indiana
Third Passenger Slain On Wabash Street Car Line
David Cobb, 93, was killed by a city street car on the Wabash line. He becomes the third person to meet such a fate, following Mrs. Newcomb and Mrs. John Unger who were killed on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cobb
Wabash
Newcomb
John Unger
Big I O O F Gathering Reported in South Bend Area
An I O O F event will be held with representation from South Bend, Goshen, Hikhart, Dowag Jac, Misha Waka, Buchanan and other places. It is scheduled for Saturday in the South Bend region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Goshen
Hikhart
Kauffman Family Reunion Held at Rogers Park
The Kauffman family held their annual reunion at Rogers Park this afternoon with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
Rogers
Costs littley S goes fara Bull-Dur Ham cigar
Fragmentary OCR notes reference costs and a cigar brand Bull-Dur Ham with cents. No clear event or names to anchor a full card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull-Durham
Thaw Returned to Matteawan Over Treatment Dispute
In White Plains on August 12 Special Judge Mills ruled Harry Thaw insane and ordered his return to Matteawan asylum. The court said Thaw should be treated as an insane patient, not punished for Stanford White's murder. Thaw's lawyers plan a new trial and appeal with a jury trial requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Mills
Harry Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Stanford White
First Elkhart county game law fine for preserve violation
Charles Wyland and Bert Gibson of Elkhart Lake Shore were fined 25 dollars each with 55 dollars costs after being found carrying gums on a 6000 acre government preserve south of Elkhart. Gibson’s sentence was suspended. Ernest G Hammond helped establish the preserve stocked with 24 pairs of Hungarian pheasants from the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Charles Wyland
Bert Gibson
Elkhart Lake Shore
Ernest G. Hammond
Brumbaugh
Mayor Earl Says Suit Over Death Not Yet Filed
Mayor Earl of Niles Michigan dismisses reports that he will sue Lake Shore for 360000 over his son's Mishawaka death. Lake Shore officials continue an inquiry and a fragment will be placed at the Logan street crossing where the fatality occurred. Moses Harris, who rode with Earl, is improving and his complete recovery is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Niles, Mich
Lake Shore
Mishawaka
Logan Street Crossing
Moses Harris
Hughes to Give Annual Address at Pennsylvania Society Picnic
Forest E. Hughes, president of the Pennsylvania Society, will deliver the 29th annual picnic address at Island Park in Elkhart. The outing, held Saturday August 21, gathers members and guests for the island park event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hughes
Pennsylvania Society
Island Park
Elkhart
Forest E. Hughes
Park
Band Engaged for Goshen Park Concert Sunday
The W. O. W. band of 20 pieces will play at Blosser's park next Sunday afternoon and evening. The new organization distinguished itself at Michigan City last Sunday and now offers Goshen people a chance to hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O
Blosser’s Park
Michigan City
Goshen
No Prospect of Station in South Bend Editorial
The South Bend News editorially states a new Lake Shore station for South Bend is a distant day, and that track elevation is not soon forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Lake Shore
Couple Divorced Suit Filed in St Joseph Circuit Court
Mary anna Najdek and her spouse married in Germany two people named Wawraniec and Najdek have lived together for 38 years. A divorce suit is now pending in the St Joseph circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wawraniec
Najdek
Maryanna
Trewin Opera at Irwin House Opens With Monterey Singers
The Irwin Opera House hosts a Monterey performance tonight featuring Trewin Opera with a program titled If I Had a Thousand Lives to Give. Mexican selections will be included and audiences are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trewin Opera
Monterey
Irwin
Fifth Annual Stutsman Family Reunion Attended
About 135 persons attended the fifth annual Stutsman family reunion held today in Elkhart with many coming from Goshen and nearby areas to share memories and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Hoosiers Draw Homesteads on Coeur D Alene Reservation
Indiana residents listed as recipients of homesteads on the Coeur D Alene Indian Reservation. Names include Lew H Thorn Rising Sun J Mann New Harmony M Wingate Albany Hoke Frankfort Beatrice Fitch Huntertown H Perry Indianapolis BE W Kelly Logansport M W Myers Fort Wayne Jesse Oliver Greenfield Charles Manker Mooresville Charles F Gordon Marshfield Clifford Hoover Spiceland D A Jones Belleview G W McConnell Angola L M Scif fers Salem Carl Gerner Waterloo John T Van Zant Max Hishman Indianapolis William Roller Peru George Bailey Wanatah David Jump Noblesville W E Williams Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur D’alene Indian Reservation
Ft Wayne
Jesse Oliver
Greenfield
Charles Manker
Mooresville
Charles F. Gordon
Marshfield
Clifford Hoover
Spiceland
D. A. Jones
Belleview
G. W. McConnell
Angola
L. M.’ Sciffers
Salem
Carl Gerner
Waterloo
John T. van Zant
Max Hishman
Indianapolis
William Roller
Peru
George Bailey
Wanatah
David Jump
Noblesville
W. E. Williams
Hartford City
Body of River Drowning Victim ID Pending at Michigan
An unidentified man who drowned in the St. Joseph river at Niles on Sunday was not James Cunningham of Elkhart, as earlier believed. Cunningham was found alive working in an East Elkhart blacksmith shop and the dead man will be autopsied at the University of Michigan for student study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Niles
James Cunningham
Elkhart
Cunningham
East Elkhart
University of Michigan
Gardner Family Reunion Opens First Annual Gathering
The Gard ner family held its first annual reunion at Rogers Band Park with 115 attendees. Descendants of Joseph Gardner, who arrived in 1832, gathered to renew ties and elect officers including President Mrs KE Gardner Secretary Clarence Gardner and Treasurer Mina Deutch. The group plans to meet each year on the second Wednesday in August and noted participation from relatives in Niles Michigan and South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Rogers’ Band Park
Joseph Gardner
Buffalo New York
Berrien County
Mich
B. F. Gardner
KE. H. Gardner
Clarence Gardner
Mina ‘Deutch
Niles
Mick
South Bend
Ind
Contractor Sues Knights of Pythias for 27000 Verdict
John Pierce, a New York contractor for the Grand Lodge building in Indianapolis, sues the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Indiana in federal court for 27000. He asserts $336072 paid for work and materials, leaving 31477.71 due, plus 5000 interest, with payment delayed. Merrill E. Wilson, ex of Goshen and a Grand Lodge building commission member, says balance held up because Pierce failed to finish on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court ‘of
Indianapolis
Granad Lodge Knights of Pythias
Indiana
John Pierce
New York
Grand Lodge
Merrill E. Wilson
Goshen
Building Commission
The
Pierce
Illinois special committee hears Engledrum Birdsell on land grab claims
Testifiers J. J. Engledrum and Horace V. Birdsell from South Bend appeared before the Illinois assembly special committee in Chicago. They discussed land grab complaints along the river and lake fronts, with Capt. Streeter's district claim and South Bend holdings entering the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. J. Engledrum
Horace V. Birdsell
South Bend
Ilinois Assembly
Capt. Streeter
Lake Michigan
English Manager Horace G. Judge Taken for South Bend Roles
Horace G. Judge, an Englishman and former manager of the Fritzi Scheff company, has been named manager of the Auditorium and Oliver opera houses in South Bend, succeeding Be. B. Welsh who is expected to move to the Gennett theatre in Richmond, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Judge
Fritzi Scheff Company
Oliver Opera
South Bend
BE. J. ‘Welsh
Gennett Theatre
Richmond
Ind
South Bend Property Plans Modern Station Office
The C and N I company plans to erect a modern station and office building on land bounded by Jefferson and Vistula avenues and the adjacent streets in South Bend. The location is described as a triangle formed by ground bounded by these streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
The
C-8
B. & N. I. Company
Jefferson
Lans
Vistula
South Bend
Kelly Made Bank: Examiner Top Representative
Charles Kelly, a former joint representative from St, is highlighted in the article as a top figure associated with the Made Bank Examiner. The readable text centers on his role and stature within the organization.
Aged Man Robbed on Elkhart Bus Ride
Ira G. Van Tilburg a 72 year old Elkhart resident was robbed of 68 dollars as he boarded an interurban car to Goshen. A pair of pickpockets exploited the station crowd and vanished with his pocketbook. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. van Tilburg
Elkhart
Goshen
van Tilburg
Rock Run Ditch Height Question Raised by Citizen
Li W. Vail asks editors to publish a corrected statement about Rock Run ditch measurements. He cites a survey by the late Henry Cook filed in the county surveyor's office, noting the fall from the Fifth Street foot bridge to the Elkhart river is 15 percent, made before the city water works dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Run
Fifth, Street
Elkhart
Henry Cook
County Surveyor’s Office
City
Li W. Vail
Franklin H Nicolai Applies for Banking Institute Membership
Frank H Nicolai cashier of City National Bank of Auburn filed an application with the Fort Wayne Institute of Banking for membership. His application, endorsed by the bank cashier, would have been considered at the next organization gathering following his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Nicolai
City National Bank of Auburn
Fort Wayne Institute of Banking
Six Insane In Jail At St Joseph County Jail
Six insane patients remain in the St Joseph county jail awaiting transfer to Longcliff. They are Theodore Collier Charles Johnson Dr H T Grime Max Schmele Frank Klingberg and George Johnson. Mel Lainsdowne with insane tendencies caused a disturbance and was placed in a straight jacket. He has caused much trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph County
Longcliff
Theodore Collier
Charles Johnson
H. T. Grime
Max Schmele
Frank Klingberg
George Johnson
Mel Lainsdowne
Bond set over incident involving Laporte youth arrest
Joseph Schultz aged 29 son of Fred Schultz of Laporte county is held on a $2,000 bond and unable to furnish bail after a troubling report by 15 year old Anna Manlove. The girl, who had been missing for two days, escaped from him and was found by authorities ten hours later. The case prompted a shock across Laporte county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schultz
Fred Schultz
Laporte County
Haif
Laporte
Anna
Manlove
al‘ Laporte
Boileau Returns to Red Oak After Iowa Stay
Ralph N. Boileau long credited with work for the Automatic Roller Bearing company and former operator for motion pictures at Rogers' Band Park departed this morning for his Red Oak Iowa home where he will remain indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ralph N. Boileau
Automatic
Roller Bearing Company
Rogers’ Band Park
Red Oak
Youth Falls Ten Feet In Barn Mow
Five year old C Carlisle son of Dr and Mrs Wag er of Wakarusa fell ten feet in his father’s barn mow while playing in the mow yesterday. He struck the floor hard enough to bruise him but is not reported seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Carlisle
Wager
Wakarusa
Marriage of David Waldo and Ella May Sones at Warsaw
In Wawasee vicinity the wedding of David T. Waldo proprietor of the Waiwasee Lake View hotel and Ella May Sones, both of Wawasee, was held in Warsaw on Tuesday with Rev. L. Semans officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawasee
David T. Waldo
Ake
Waiwasee
Ella May Sones
Warsaw
L. Semans
Vacate Notice Drives Shore Manufacturers’ Groundwork
The Elkhart Review reports manufacturers are making ground-level moves to vacate a site described as the shore manufacturing area. The article notes actions underway to address the vacant ground and related track system concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Shore
Hds
Walca
Elkhart, Revi
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Church
Ralph. Wanner
Bryan
Goshen Woman
Mortuary Record
Slack
Senate
Righty
Bikhart - Busi Ein
Harman
Society News
Madge Chatten
South Highth Street
Mabel Boyle
Tonica
Elizabeth
Grace Rockwell
Bridge
North Side
William Nymeyer
Tri Kappa Sorority
Horace M. Shupert
Matteawan Island
Justice Mills
Elkhartans
St. Joseph River
Sly Pigepocket
Ira C.’Van Tilburg
Gang
Mr. Vail
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