Christian Workers Meeting and Bible Institute Convenes
The Church of the Brethren in Goshen hosts a three day Christian Workers Meeting and Bible Institute starting with a 9 am opening session. Attendance neared 6 000 for the opening as instructors S S Blough H K Ober and Lafayette Steele outline sessions on Christian character teaching and church service. The institute features daily devotions lectures and organized study by leaders from North Manchester College Elizabethtown College and Walkerton Indiana, aiming to aid ministers Sunday school workers and church societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers Meeting
Bible Institute
Church of the Brethren of
Northern
Indiana
Church of the Brethren
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Christian Workers
William Overholser
Workers Society
Church
H. K. Ober
Almeda Atiter
Cora
C. Mc Wenger
Christ
S. S. Blough
North Manchester College
North Manchester
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Lafayette Steele
Walkerton
Christian Workers’ Society
Christian Workers Societies
Elizabeth England Sells Goshen Property for 1500
Elizabeth England transfers property in Goshen from Bessie M. Collins for a recorded sum of 1500 dollars. The deal lists Goshen as the principal location with the parties named and the price paid. The notice documents the sale details for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth England
Bessie M. Collins Goshen
Germany seeks full facts before US stance on Arabic sinking
Germany through its ambassador asked Washington not to take a final stand on the sinking of the Arabic until all facts are known. This is the first official word from Germany since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
U. S
Lutherans to Meet in Quad Cities for General Council
Announcement from Philadelphia outlines plans for the biennial convention of the General Council of the Lutheran Church in America. Sessions are set for September 15 in Rock Island Moline and Davenport with a combined membership of about 500 000 communicants. A parallel convention for the General Council of Women will be held at the same locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinois
Rock
General Council of the
Lutheran Church
Auto thief from Chicago gang nabbed in Laporte
Tak en from the home of his sweetheart in this city by the police at 5 o'clock yesterday morning Walter Lock, age 20, said to be a member of a notorious gang of Chicago auto thieves, was tak en bark to that city today. Two other men, Koss as "trendhy" and Otte Kohlborn, were arrested by Chicago police as they were leaving Chicago for Laporte with two sisters of his sweetheart. The halter 1 Chicago telephone girl Officers claim these men have stolen dozens of auto bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Todiy
Koss
Trendhy
Otte Kohlborn
Laporte
Hocks Sweetheam
Halter 1
Man charged with murder of wife and unborn child
George Dinan of this city is under arrest for the murder of his wife and their unborn child. Police say he lured her to a chamber and killed her, with the unborn infant count as a homicide. Further details pending as investigation continues.
Special Parcel Post Rules Expanded in Wastlington
Special change in postal regulations effective September 1 raises parcel post insurance to 100 dollars from 50. For valuations from 50 to 100 dollars the fee is 25 cents in addition to postage.
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Parcel Post
Mit
Fire destroys Kokomo Canning plant in city
A large plant of the Kokomo Canning company in the southwestern part of Kokomo was burned yesterday. The loss to the plant and stock is about 60,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Kokomo Canning Company
Bartels Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Charge
Herman Bartels was arraigned on an intoxication charge, pleaded guilty, and paid fine and costs totaling 41 dollars. Jennie Geough also faced an intoxication charge, case continued to tomorrow, and she was remanded to jail pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bartels
Jennie Geough
Queen Esther Benefit At Jefferson Church
The Queen Esther society of the First Methodist church plans a Thursday evening benefit at the Jefferson to fund a girl’s schooling. Proceeds will support educational costs for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Queen Esther Society
First Methodist Church
The
Jefferson
Ritter Family Reunion Gathers at Elkhart Home
The sixth annual Rit ter family reunion met at the home of James Mann in Elkhart. Plans for next year include holding the event at Hudson Lake on the second Saturday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter
James Mann
Elkhart
Hudson Lake
Auto Parade planned for Inter-State fairgrounds dedication
Preparations are under way for two large auto parades linked to the formal dedication of the Inter-State fair grounds near Springbrook Park next month. Officials expect substantial crowds and a festive opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook Park
Ulery Family Reunion Planned at Goshen Park
The Ulery reunion occurs Saturday August 28 at Dlosser Park south of Goshen. The event typically draws several hundred family members to this annual gathering.
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Ulery
Dlosser Park
Goshen
Fort Wayne man claims new Seale killer solution
F Grime of Fort Wayne says he discovered a new method to kill San Jose Seale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Wayne
San Jose
Former Elhart woman files damage suit in Supreme Court
Mabel Adams sues for damages seeking 55000 in the state supreme court asserting injuries. The filing names Adams as plaintiff and outlines alleged harm from a prior incident, with details limited in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elhrart
Woman Sues for Damages Over Lakefront Nose Injury
Miss Mabel Adams of Detroit filed a $5,000 damages suit in Elkhart Superior Court against Rufus Moran and the Twentieth Century restaurant owners. She alleges Moran struck her at a lakeside outing near Elkhart, breaking the bridge of her nose. Moran claims he mistook her for his wife and acted in a fit of rage. witnesses were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Adams
Elkhart
Detroit
Perry L. Turner
W. P. Chester
Rufus Moran
Keith & Moran
Flkhart
Eik-Hirt
Fineus Morin
Aliss Adams
Moran
Thor
Penrose Sues for Divorce Custody Amid Alleged Adultery
Francis Mc Penrose sues Goldie S. Penrose for divorce filed in 1906 with separation in 1915. Plaintiff alleges she has conversed with other men, neglected children, and stayed away from home at night. He seeks marriage dissolution and custody of Floyd J. and Everett G., ages seven and five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Mc Penrose
Goldie S. Penrose
Pam
Estee Yie
Siblins
Tie
Floyd J
Everett G
Half Hour Train Service For County Fair Week
County fair week schedules half hour train service between city and fair grounds arranged with NL OY GC railway. Service runs Wednesday Thursday and Friday with downtown ticket offices at Main Street crossing and New York Central station. Fare is 10 cents one way or 20 cents return.
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County Fair Association
NL Oy, Gc, Railway Company
Fair Grounds
Main Street
Garl Family Reunion At Island Park
The Carl family reunion was held Sunday at Island Park with fifty five attendees. Officers elected include President Royal Garl of Michart, Vice President Will Garl of Plymouth, and Secretary-Treasurer Wilma Yant of Goshen. Mr and Mrs Ea Yant and daughter Wilma of Goshen attended. Next year’s reunion will be August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Island Park
Royal Garl
Michart
Will Garl
Plymouth
Wilma Yant
Goshen
Ea Yant
Wilma
Four Generations Reunion Planned at Millersburg
Elaborate preparations are under way for the Four Generations Reunion at Millersburg to be held Thursday August 26. The program includes amusements and speeches by Benjamin F. Deahl of this city and Ralph N. Smith of Laporte.
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Millersburg
Benjamin F. Deahl
Ralph N. Smith
Laporte
Couple from Elkhart Wed in Court Described Ceremony
William B. Cone and Opal Black of Elkhart were married yesterday evening by Justice S. P. Fryberger. The couple will reside in Elkhart where the groom works as a machinist.
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Wiliam B. Cone
Opal Black
Elkhart
S. P. Fryberger
W A R C Picnic Held at Rogers Band Park
The W A R C picnic took place today at Rogers' Band Park with notable food attendance despite a threatening rain shower this afternoon.
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Rogers' Band Park
Mrs Jessie Knight Undergoes Adenoid Removal
Mrs Jessie Knight of South Tenth street underwent an operation at Hal Hogsworth's sanitarium for the removal of adenoids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Knight
South Tenth Street
Hal- Hogsworth
Otto Roeder Arrested in Death of Harry F. Love
Otto Roeder, 25, was arrested at Wyatt on a second degree murder charge in the death of Wakarusa telegraph operator Harry F. Love. Prosecution and local officials conducted hours of investigation, and Love’s post mortem indicated external violence. Roeder was moved to the county jail after arrest, with coroner’s findings guiding the charging affidavit.
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Soutil Bend
Harry BF
Love
George Felton
Weratt
Otto Roeder
Wyatt
Up Andon
CL RR. Montgomery
Charles Tailey
Frank Niezgodski
Roeder
Braugcht
Swants
Thelmer Morgue
Mishawaka
C. R. Montgomery
Funk
Superior Court
Charles Bailey
Mr Montgomery
Niedzgodski
Roedler
Rellin Suffered Serious Injuries in Street Accident
A man identified as Rellin, son of Mrs. A. V. Pere of Chicago formerly of Goshen, was struck by a truck while playing on the street near his home. He sustained a fractured skull, a broken nose, injuries to his left leg, and an injured arm. The physician in charge says recovery is unlikely.
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Rellin
Mir Ane
A. VE. Pere
Chieige
Goshen
Sud
Syracuse Groom Henry Sno Bareer’s Son Marries Elmina Rentfrow
John Snobarver son of Henry Sno bareer of Syracuse and Goshen wed Miss Elmina Rentfrow in Goshen last Saturday. They plan to reside in Syracuse where the groom works in the family auto livery business.
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John Snobarver
Henry Snobareer
Syracuse
Goshen
Elmina Rentfrow
Elian Hess Sues Goshen to Vacate Riverdale Alley
Elian W. Hess brings suit against the city of Goshen to vacate an alley in Riverdale addition. He claims the alley has never been used by the city or residents and touches only his land.
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Elian W. Hess
Goshen
Riverdale
Advisory Board Meeting Awards School Transport Contracts
The township advisory board consisting of John Scranage Ben Ganger and Joseph Yoder met at the trustee's office yesterday evening. Contracts for transporting school children were awarded to Jacob Mishler Mainius Shirk and Mile Inhbody.
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John Scranage
Ben Ganger
Joseph Yoder
Jacob Mishler
Mainius Shirk
Mile Inhbody
Granges Plan Picnic at Martins Grove Near Walwardsburg
Granges from Flkchart and St Joseph counties Indiana and Cass County Michigan will hold a picnic at A A Martins grove near Walwardsburg tomorrow August 25 with Oliver Wright taster of the National Grange as principal speaker.
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Flkchart
St. Joseph Counties
Ind
Cass County
Mich
A. A. Martins Grove
Walwardsburg
Oliver Wright
The
National Grange
Olga Petrova Stars in The Heart of Four Painted Woman at Lyric Tonight
Olga Petrova appears in The Heart of Four Painted Woman a five part feature at the Lyric tonight. Management guarantees a wonderful picture. No children admitted price ten cents.
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Lyric
Olga Petrova
Zimmerman moves grocery and meat market to new building
Wesley Zimmerman relocates his grocery and meat market from Middlebury into the A. Haines building, the former Gockus hotel. The move consolidates his business in a central commercial property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Zimmerman
Middlebury
A. Haines
Gockus Hotel
Lardner and Cripe Families Welcome Sons
Birth notices announce a son born to Mr and Mrs King W Lardner on August 19 with Mrs Lardner formerly Miss Ellis Abbott of this city. A son was born this forenoon to Mr and Mrs Aaron Cripe west of the city.
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King W. Lardner
Lardner
Ellis Abbott
Aaron Cripe
Ray Steffy Returns From Two Weeks Vacation
Ray Steffy comes back from a two week vacation at Stone Lake.
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Ray Steffy
Stone Lake
Secretary H. 600K Adds To His Record For Strict Economy
Indiana report shows Secretary Homer Cook cut costs in 1914 37,511.40 spent 37,965.28. Six months to June 1915 saw 54,990 vehicles registered versus 51,609 in 1914. License fees collected total 60,000 plus. Net road fund distribution to counties for six months ends at 500,827.79 with Marion County receiving 22,642.26 and Brown 2,064.37. County shares reflect road mileage and state-wide road upkeep benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
County Road Fund
Homer L. Cook
Cook
Joe
Marion
Marion County
Brown County
Crawford
Brown
Federal Department
Mother of Theodore RBehler Buried in Waterloo
The mother, formerly of this city and later of Hudson Michigan, was buried Sunday at Waterloo. She was known locally, having visited here when her son and his family lived in Voshén.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Rbehler
Hudson, Mich
Waterloo
Voshen
Pfeiffer Family 16th Reunion Set Near Bristal
The 16th annual Pfeiffer reunion will be Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pickrell, two miles southeast of Bristal.
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Pfeiffer
Clyde Pickrell
Bristal
Powless Sues Dan gler for 200 Dollar Land Commission
W H Powless files suit in the superior court against Harry Dangler for two hundred dollars claimed as commission for selling a tract of land. SG Trosack is his attorney. All the latest Crochet Books at Pierce's. 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Powless
Superior Court
Harry Dangler
SG. Trosack
Pierce's
Deaf mutes convene eighth annual Indiana meeting near Elkhart
Some 87 deaf residents from northern Indiana attended the eighth annual convention at the Excelsior school house near Elkhart. The event opened at 10 in sign language with Klas VP. Cripe of Goshen speaking. $60 was raised, surplus to the Lafayette home for the aged and infirm deaf. Officers elected include Frank Hays, Charles E. Nett, Mrs. T J Hainline, and Eas P. Cripe with next gathering planned in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Highty
Indiana
Excelsior
Elkhart
Klas VP
Cripe
Goshen
Home For
Lafayette
Orson Archibald
Indianapolis
Elkhart County
Marion
Frank Hays
Bristol
Charles E. Nett
T. J. Hainline
Kikhart
Eas P. Cripe
Booster Day Delighted New Paris Crowd With Parade and Festivities
A four thousand strong crowd gathered in New Paris for Booster Day, postponed from Saturday. The town held a parade, band concert, and amusements with minor changes. Committees credited for success included Parade Clarence Miller and Charles Swart. Program Jis Deters and Wesley edt bauehs. Advertising G Puarmun and Dr Stuckman. Exhibits Db Koelein and Martin Fisher. Ammusements Win Clayton and Henry Rutis. Pastry Mrs J O Brindage and Mrs Orin Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris
Clarence Miller
Charles Swart
N.fl Whitehead
Pinance
Win
Clayton
Henry Rutis
TI. Juday
John Looker
J. O. Brindage
Orin Whitehead
Mas. Chas
Roliver
Mowery Court Martialed For Camp Absence At Fort Harrison
George Mowery, a member of Company H TY TN G, was court martialed Saturday evening for missing annual camp instruction at Fort Harrison. He received an eight day jail sentence under the Indians summary law, to start Tuesday morning in the county jail. His term may be suspended if a petition signed by a majority of Company TI members secures more than half of the signatures.
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Fort Harrison
George Mowery
Comminy Hy TN
Moaowery
Mowery
Company TI
Family dinner honors four generations in Goshen area
Mr. and Mrs. David Sheets hosted a family dinner six miles west of Goshen last Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of Portland Oregon and Mrs. Abraham Lechlitner of Wakarusa Indiana. The event showcased four generations, from 86 years to a 20 year old granddaughter, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Z D Overholt of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sheets
Goshen
William Stewart
Portland
Ore
Abraham Lechlitner
Wakarusa
Ind
Z. D. “Overholt
Third Elkhart gang prisoner escapes a city job
A third prisoner from the Elkhart street gang escaped yesterday while working on Faust Jackson street in the city. Police refuse to divulge the man’s name. his sentence would have expired today.
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Elkhart
Faust Jackson
Four Generations reunion boosts NY Central train stop
Arrangements to stop NY Central train No 43 at Millersburg Thursday evening assist attendees of the Four Generations reunion. A monster crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Plumber Moves Shop to Main and Middlebury Streets
Notice states Fred Blazer moves plumbing business from East Washington Street to Main and Middlebury streets on the North Side. Phones 446 and 498X. All orders receive prompt attention. glass loss contact at Hawks Drug Store. cider vinegar offered by phone 399.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Main
Middlebury Streets
North Side
Fred Blazer
Germans Repulsed in the Vosges in Violent Encounters
German forces repel assaults in the Vosges front as enemy positions face heavy pressure. Reports indicate continued German advances and more cities likely to surrender under enemy assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yermans
Vosges
Russians Retain Two Trunk Lines for Retreat Amid War Tensions
Paris reports German gains in Vosges near Fecht and Sondernach while Petrograd notes Vilna and Bialystok may fall soon. Meanwhile Washington states the Arabic sinking risks breaking U S Germany relations unless Germany offers clear absolution. a recall of ambassadors and official queries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Vilna
Bialystok
Petrograd Voland
War Office
Washington
State Department
United States
Gerard
Berlin
Germany
von Bernstorff
Wilson
Hubbard Will Dives Estate Between Son and Housekeeper
The will of Judge Lucius Hubbard who died at South Bend August 11 leaves $100,000 to his son A. I. Hubbard. The Hubbard summer home at Fustis Lake County Fla. goes to housekeeper Mary A. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Hubbard
South Bend
A. I. Hubbard
Hubbard
Fustis
Lake County
Fla
Mary A. Young
Milford Men in Trouble After Assault Arrests
Four Milford youths Ortie Lemmon Clarence Fuller Harry Doty and Royse Fuller were arrested Monday morning by Constable DeVol on charges of assault and battery brought by Alden Miller of Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ortie Lemon
Clarence Fuller
Harry Doty
Royse Fuller
DeVol
Alden Miller
Articles of Incorporation Filed by Indiana Auto Sales
The Indiana Auto Sales company in Elkhart filed articles of incorporation with Recorder Winterhoff for a $10,000 corporate capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Auto Sales Company
Elkhart
Recorder,Winterhoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Workers Meeting and Bible Institute
Sonvenes
Three Days Bible Conference
S. S. Blough, H. K. Oher, and
Bible
Chirenee Bowie
Chiles
Soni
Philadelphia
Cialy
Island
Moline
Davenport
Mouiher
Wastlington
All
Mayor's Court
Ulery Reunion
Seale
Garl Reunion
W. R. C. Picnic
Harry F. Love
North End
H. 600K
Secretary OF State
Ossee
Paris
Warsaw
Sheets Family
Hawks Drug Store
Fecht
Sondernach
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