Madame Claussen to Sing at Chautauqua Tent Tonight
Madame Julia Claussen prima donna contralto of the Chicago Grand Opera company will headline the Redpath Chautauqua for Goshen tonight in Rogers band park tent. She is assisted by Pierre Henrette and Marcel Charlier of the Chicago company. The program includes Bird Friends and My Wild Bird Guests, with pageant, dancing, and lantern effects. Guarantors for the 1917 sixth annual Chautauqua have been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Claussen
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Pierre Henrette
Marcel Charlier
Rogers’ Band Park
Madame Clavisson
Ernest
Harold Bayne
Mabel
Thompson
Tacita
Hein Dan
Funeral services for Henry C. Miller
Funeral services for Henry C. Miller, former Goshen resident, were held today at the home of Mrs. Elmer Baster in Kendallville. Rev. I. A. LeMaster officiated with burial in Lake View Cemetery. Miller died at the Marton Soldiers' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Miller
Goshen
Elmer Batser
Kendallville
I. A. LeMaster
Lake View
Mr. Miller
Marton
Local teen held after derailing attempt near Sidney
George Gotzman aged 17 from Cleveland is jailed in Plymouth after trying to wreck a Nickel Plate train near Sidney. He faces charges for running a hand car on the tracks without the company permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gotzman
Cleveland
Sidney
Plymouth
Erecting $40,000 Home in Elkhart Manor
W H Foster, prominent Elkhart munitions maker, reportedly has earned over a million since the European war began. He is constructing a $40,000 residence in St Joseph Manor, a fashionable Elkhart addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Foster
Elkhart
St. Joseph Manor
Shirley Clayton Recaptured After Jail Escape
Shirley Clayton, who escaped from the Warsaw jail on May 1, was captured at Elkhart and returned to the Kosciusko county jail to serve her sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Clayton
Warsaw
Elkhart
Kosciusko County
Valparaiso Fair Opens This Week
The Valparaiso fair is underway this week and will be followed by Laporte's annual fair starting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valpa
Valparaiso
Laporte
Crickets Reported Across Northern Indiana
Numerous reports indicate a widespread cricket presence in Northern Indiana with sightings across multiple counties and towns. Local residents note chirping sounds and increased activity in orchards fields and residential areas as warm nights persist.
Railroad Presidents Accept Eight Hour Day Plan
After a Wilson presser with railroad executives a nationwide strike threat softened into a plan. Presidents agree to eight hour day in exchange for higher interstate freight rates and a congressional board to settle disputes. A full settlement is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Congress
Interurbans Collide Near Tunnel Injures Several
A head on collision last night between two interurban cars on N. Michigan street in South Bend sent a score or more of people scrambling for safety. Jas C Young a motorman sustained leg and body bruises from flying glass while Joseph Kinsley of Niles Mich endured a strained back. Except for two men all escaped with only minor shocks as both cars appeared to be moving fast. Young and Kinsley were taken to Epworth hospital where injuries were deemed slight. Young left the hospital soon after. Cause of the crash was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Michigan Street
South Bend
Jas. C. Young
Joseph Kinsley
Niles
Mich
Young
Kinsley
Epworth Hospital
Centennial Revival Set For Goshen Fall Festival
Goshen residents including Misses Luella Barlow Grace Galentine and Mrs George B State revive the centennial celebration once canceled due to Gov Ralston s absence The event opens Thursday October 19 with an historical parade in the morning and a pageant of eight episodes in the afternoon A full committee list will be announced next Monday
Infantile Paralysis Toll Cited by State Board
State health officials report a light July in paraly sis cases with only a few deaths attributed to infantile paralysis. The board released figures showing July totals are officially announced and health measures remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Terrific heat claims sixty one Indiana lives
Indiana monthly death report shows 3118 deaths in July with five poliomyelitis fatalities in Boone Dekalb Lake Madison and Miami counties. Heat caused 61 deaths, mainly affecting children under one and adults over 65, as infantile paralysis cases remained low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Health
Boone
Dekalb
Lake
Madison
Miami
Willehad Departs Boston for New London
The North German Lloyd liner Willehad leaves Boston bound for New London, with port clearance papers obtained in the usual way. Officials deny any link to the anticipated arrival of the German submarine Bremen and say the move aims to reduce dockage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Willehad
New London
Conn
Bremen
Wilehad
Deutschland Homeward Voyage Reaches Bremen
An Amsterdam dispatch from Bremen reports the German merchant submarine Deutschland reached Bremen after a 4,200 mile homeward voyage. It endured tempestuous seas part of the journey, with engines faultless and no navigation difficulties. The American government acted in the correct manner regarding the Deutschland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amsterdam
Bremen
Railroad strike talks move toward resolution at White House
Commissioner Chambers of the Federal Board of Mediation conferred with President Wilson on the threatened nationwide railroad strike and then met with representatives of the four railroad brotherhoods. He carried a proposal from railroad executives to the president for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Committee of
Washington
Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation
Brotherhoods
Buried Treasure Found in Montenegro
Geneva reports that Austrian forces uncovered a buried treasure in Montenegro, allegedly hidden for seven centuries and worth millions. The discovery came after a peasant reportedly betrayed the secret, and the hoard was buried when the enemy entered Montenegro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Montenegro
King Ludwig II Stricken In Bavaria King Ludwig III
Paris Aug 24 A Rome dispatch says through Switzerland that King Ludwig III of Bavaria 71 is stricken with apoplexy and gravely ill He ascended the throne in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rome
Switzerland
Ludwig III of
Bavaria
Bremen enroute alleged submarine voyage to the US
Information from London states the German merchant submarine Bremen has been traveling from Bremen to the United States for several weeks. The report notes the vessel is enroute and provides no further confirmation of arrival or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bremen
United States
Sarrail Forces Defeated by Bulgars on Struma River
Allied forces under Gen Sarrail were severely defeated by Bulgarian troops on the Struma river northeast of Saloniki on August 21 as reported August 24. Strong entities include Sarrail, Bulgars, Struma river, Saloniki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sarrail
Struma
Saloniki
Auto Again Stolen From Lloyd Greenan in South Bend
Auto theft strikes again as Lloyd E. Greenan reports his Overland stolen in South Bend for the second time in six months. Police pursue leads as investigators review prior theft patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Greenan
South Bend
Divorce Suit Filed by Jabotha Cook in Warsaw Restaurant Case
Jabotha Cook sues Levi Cook after 43 years of marriage ending the union. She cites a sullen temper, frequent fits of rage, and a long list of verbal abuse. They married August 1 1873 and separated August 11 1916. She claims 350 alimony from shared restaurant wealth of around 750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Cook
Warsaw
Jabotha Cook
Studebaker Garage Opens in Harris Building on West Lincoln
Harry Brewster opens a new Studebaker garage in the Clarence M Harris building on West Lincoln avenue, formerly Mignery and Son horse stables. Brewster will be sole proprietor and act as Studebaker agent in this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Automobile Co
Harry Brewster
Clarence M. Harris
West
Lincoln Avenue
Mignery & Son Horse Stables
Mr. Brewster
Studebaker Guto
Suit Over Forty Dollars Heard In Local Court
Cora Smith sues Samuel J. Pletcher for forty dollars alleged wager due. Hearings occurred this afternoon before a jury in the local justice court with W. W. Mehl for the plaintiff and J. S. Yoder for the defendant. Case pending in various courts for months and venued to Goshen.
Rouen Released After Cadillac Crash Near Laporte
Lester Rouen of Elkhart has been discharged from Holy Family Hospital Laporte and returned home after being badly hurt in the W. H. Loster Cadillac crash that injured nine Elkhartans between Laporte and Westville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Rouen
Elkhart
Boy killed in street by auto on South Bend street
Seven year old Ignatz Yanko son of Mrs Sophia Yanko of South Bend was struck by an automobile driven by John Dugdale while playing with another boy on South Bend street. He died instantly from a broken neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Street
Ignatz Yanko
Sophia Yanko
South Bend
John Dugdale
Millersburg Car Collision Involving Tuvell And Stoner
John Tuvell and W. H. Stoner, both driving Fords, collided on Millersburg streets as Stoner rounded a corner and struck Tuvell amidships while he backed away from the curb. Both cars sustained damage as the slow moving incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tuvell
W. H. Stoner
Myron Yoder Dies of Sudden Heart Failure Near Ligonier
Myron Yoder eleven year old son of Tar ley Yoder died at the family home near Ligonier after a period of rheumatism. A sudden heart attack ended the illness, with no other complications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Yoder
Tarley Yoder
Ligonier
Onion Crop Falls Short As Heat Hits Yields
Reports from Kimmel indicate this year’s onion crop is about half normal size, yielding 180 to 200 crates per acre. Excessive heat is blamed for the reduced production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmel
Aged Hunter Wins Two Bucks in California
Harrison Hammell, 80, formerly of Decatur Indiana, has become a notable hunter in Petaluma California. He recently killed two bucks in a single outing lifting his local fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Hammell
Decatur
Ind
Petaluma
Cal
Bible Conference at Church of the Brethren Ends Tomorrow
The Bible conference at the Church of the Brethren on Fifth and Clinton streets will conclude tomorrow. Attendance has been excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Fifth and
Clinton Streets
Madame Claussen to Sing at Redpath Chautauqua Tonight
Grand opera star Madame Julia Claussen arrives from South Bend and performs in the Redpath chautauqua tent at Rogers Band Park Goshen. A capacity audience is assured with Claussen hailed as a premier Goshen attraction before she proceeds to Coldwater Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Claussen
South Bend
Redpath
Death of Co. C. Ail after gravel road crash near Nappanee
Co. C. Ail who was injured in an automobile accident on a gravel road at Wysong bridge near Nappanee eight weeks ago died at his Crown Point home. He had been a patient at Price & Price hospital in Nappanee for seven weeks and was brought home the Saturday before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Ail
Wysong Bridge
Nappanee
Crown Point
Mr. Hill
Price & Price Hospital
Goshen firm to open piano line at Rosenberger block
Rogers and Wilson of Goshen have rented the Wm Rosenberger building on North Main street, formerly Eby's paint store, and will soon install a complete line of pianos and musical instruments in charge of Idgar A Duker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee Advance
Rogers & Wilson of
Goshen
Wm. Rosenberger
North Main Street
Eby’s
Idgar A. Duker
Butcher Crushed When Derrick Slips at Orland Yard
Daniel Pfenning, a butcher for a firm in Orland, suffered a serious accident while loading a freshly butchered steer onto a wagon. The derrick upset and collapsed, crushing him badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Pfenning
Orland
Mrr
Pfennig
Death Notice of Mrs Tillie Bier Wirth in Buffalo
Mrs Tillie Bier Wirth died at her Buffalo home after a brief illness. She is survived by her brother Nelson Bobeck of Syracuse Ind two brothers Frank and Angus Bobeck of Topeka a sister Mrs W E Chid dister of Ligonier two sons and an other sister also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie- Bier Wirth
Buffalo
Nelson Bobeck
Syracuse
Ind
Frank
Angus Bobeck
Topeka
W. E. Chiddister
Ligonier
Bowling Season Set to Open Next Month in Town
The bowling season will open next month at the Rimpler and Miller Alleys, recently moved to the Charnley block on North Main. Six alleys installed by Miller and Rimpler, with renewed local interest in league play. The News-Times, led by Louis Hutchinson, expects strong printers’ participation and games against out of town clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Forler
Charnley
North Main Street
Messrs. Miller
Rimpler
Louis Hutchinson
The
News-Times
Councilmen Inspect City Limits for Disannexation Plan
Four city councilmen Collins Brookmyer Nymeyer and Manrow inspected the Wise W Showalter farm along Fort Wayne highway to prepare for a September 1 meeting. They review a petition by Showalter and others seeking disannexation citing tax payments without city benefits. Lehman John B Cripe and Samuel Cripe did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Showwalter Farm
Collins
Brookmyer
Nymeyer
Manrow
Wise W. Showalter
Fort Wayne Highway
Showalter
Lehman
John B. Cripe
Samuel Cripe
Society Events Miss Mable Banta Hosts Afternoon
Miss Mable Banta entertained this afternoon at her home on 228 South Third Street in compliment to Miss Helen Tie demann. The cheerful gathering featured light refreshments and friendly conversations among guests from the local social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Banta
South 3Rd Street
Helen Tiedemann
Illness Updates From Emerson Street and Local Residents
Mrs. Roy Shumaker of Emerson street shows notable improvement after illness. G. W. Wehmeyer travels to Grand Rapids Michigan for treatment at Burleson sanitarium. Edward Fredeke of Leidner & Hascall wallpaper on South Main, previously confined with sunburned back from bathing at the dam, is now able to be out. He had aimed to tan more and went to the dam to be colored up, succeeding in his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shumaker
Emerson Street
G. W. Wehmeyer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Burleson Sanitarium
Edward Fredeke
Leidner & Hascall Wall Paper House
South Main Street
South Third Street
Fredeke
Battleship Life On U S S Rhode Island
Wilbur Thompson of Ligonier reports 281 civilians aboard the U S S Rhode Island at Gardner Bay Long Island living like sailors. They sleep in hammocks scribble the decks and drill during a month's crovise enjoying a new experience and a fine time while on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Thompson
E. G. Thompson
Ligonier
U. S. Navy
Rhode Island
Gardner Bay
Long Island
Local Births Reported from City Homes
A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Benj Schrock of Olive Street. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Fausch of South Eleventh Street. Mr and Mrs Vernon Kryder of River Avenue are the parents of a daughter born last night. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gee Stoll of Locke. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Chrisman of South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Schrock
Olive Street
Charles Fausch
South Eleventh Street
Vernon Kryder
River Avenue
Gee, Stoll
Locke
Frank Chrisman
South Bend
Funeral of R. R. Victim at Elkhart Crossing
Funeral services were held for TH Verman Potts a grocer of Elkhart who was killed when his Ford delivery vehicle at Ren street crossing collided with the westbound N Y C Twentieth Century Limited. Rabbi Weinstein officiated at the Elkhart home service and burial followed in Mishawaka Jewish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH Verman
Local Excursion to Cedar Point Sunday Promoted
A large number of residents plan a Sunday trip to Cedar Point by the N C excursion. A special rate of 1.75 dollars round trip has been announced as excursions draw big crowds this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Democrats Editors Addressed by Van Nuys in Michigan City
Senator Fred Van Nuys former Democratic floor leader told Indiana Democratic Editorial Association members at Washington Park in Michigan City that Hughes the Republican candidate tours the west on Americanism. Van Nuys condemned the topic as a fallacy and criticized Hughes's approach as lacking a clear issue. The editors traveled from Goshen by four special traction cars arriving after 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Fred van Nuys
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Washington Park
Hughes
West
Supreme Court
van Nuys
Indiana Guard Not Allowed to Vote in November Election
Indianapolis Aug 24 Special Indiana National Guard members on the Mexican border will not be permitted to vote in the November election. Attorney General Stottsenburg formed the opinion and handed it to Governor Ralston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Stottsenburg
Ralston
National Guard Recruiting Stations Opened in Indiana
Indiana National Guard expands recruiting with new stations in Indianapolis South Bend Fort Wayne Terre Haute Marion New Albany and Jeffersonville seeking about 3500 volunteers to fill guard companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Marion
New Albany
Jeffersonville
National Guard
Crushed by Car Accidents in Angola
Os Ay Weiss died after being crushed while coupling two trolley cars in Angola. He was single. The Special report notes he died within hours of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Os‘ay Weiss
Mothers Meeting of Union at Kingman Home
The regular union meeting will be held at Mrs William Kingmans home on Wilson Avenue Saturday at 2 30 in the afternoon. It is a mothers meeting with Superintendent Mrs Kingman in charge. Topics include What Part of a Childs Training is Most Important How Can We Teach Children Truthfulness Why Do Girls and Boys Go Wrong Special music and readings will be features and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kingman
Wilson Avenue
Improving for Burton Gentzhorn after serious Leesburg crash
Burton Gentzhorn of South Haven Michigan is improving at his mother's home in Nappanee after a major auto accident at a Big Four railroad crossing near Leesburg. The crash also killed Milton Brumbaugh and fatally injured Mrs Brumbaugh and Mrs Gentzhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Gentzhorn
South Haven
Mich
Leesburg
Milton Brumbaugh
Ligonier cemetery directors offer reward for vandalism tips
The directors of the Ligonier cemetery announce a ten dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of individuals throwing stones or firing shots in the cemetery, damaging monuments and other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier Cemetery
Saloon Vote in Bicknell Narrowly Upheld by One Vote
The town of Bicknell officially defeated saloons by a margin of one vote in the August 2 local option election. Wets had started a contest, but the result stood as declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Wets
Camp Meeting Near Goshen to Close Sunday
The annual camp meeting held this week at Fetters Grove seven miles west of Goshen will close Sunday. Attendance has been large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetter’s Grove
Goshen
Real Estate Deals In Goshen And Jefferson Townships
Real estate notices report B G Schaefer selling Isaac S Master Goshen property for one dollar and Isaac S Master selling Harry C Dang ler 40 acres of Jefferson township land for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Schaefer
Isaac S. Master
Goshen
Harry C. Dangler
Jefferson Township
Model restaurant sold to Goshen's Mr Boyts
Millersburg Grit reports the Model restaurant has been sold to Mr Boyts of Goshen. The deal transfers ownership from prior operators to the Goshen buyer with closing city and date details not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Mr. Boyts
Goshen
Democratic Meeting in Stonex Hall Friday Night
Homer L. Cook secretary of state will address a Democratic meeting at Stonex hall on Friday night August 25 starting at 7 30 o clock. Large attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. Cook
Indianapolis
Stonex Hall
No Labor Day Observed in Goshen Factories Close
No Labor Day celebration will be held in Goshen this year. The day will be generally observed as a holiday with all factories closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Fort Wayne Inspector Overtaken by Heat at Milford Post Office
P. W. Pratt of Fort Wayne an inspector for the Fort Wayne district was overcome by heat at the Milford post office on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Pratt
Fort Wayne
Milford
Robinson Circus to Exhibit in Indiana and Fort Wayne
The John Robinson circus will exhibit in Indiana with Fort Wayne among the towns on their tour. Local residents can expect performances as the traveling show visits multiple cities in the region.
Peach Season On Promises Canning Amid Low Prices
The article notes peach season has begun with canning set to start soon. Prices are described as low, signaling potential affordability for growers and consumers. Local markets anticipate fruit availability and economic impact for farmers.
Gas in Elkhart and local listings in brief
Gas in Elkhart is sold at a favorable price. The ad mentions three furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 309 West Pike Street. There is a note about Workmen’s Compensation and other liability insurance from Geo P Rowell. It also references Ex-Mayor John C Willson of Marion being in the city for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Pike Street
John C. Willson
Marion
City of
Business
Auto Factory Sold to New York Firm
The Haynes Auto Co plant at Kokomo was sold to a New York concern for 9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes Auto Co
Kokomo
New York
Local social notes feature guests and weekend travels
Miss Ruth Gibson of South Bend visits friends here while Miss Mary Lennon plans a Toledo weekend. John Piatt visits Fort Wayne cousin, Eph Culp returns from Chicago, and Miss Ethel Henning visits Goshen College. Various residents host guests from Indianapolis to Leesburg and Chicago, with travel updates and chautauqua attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gibson
South Bend
Mary Lennon
Toledo
John Piatt
Fort Wayne
Donald Piatt Eph Culp
Chicago
Ethel Henning
South Whitley
Goshen College
Ie. A. Ford
Indianapolis
C. L. E. Wilson
J. K. Spiesman
Kendallville
Chautauqua
Hazel Neff
Leesburg
I. A. Bailey
Ace Carson
W. &. Milton
Ruth Norton
Flo Noble
Baldwin Lake
Guy Roser
Burt Snyder
Stone *Lake
Multiple Local Deaths and Accidents Across Indiana
A roundup reports Berry pickers in Nashville killed 17 rattlesnakes in three days. Noted Ft. Wayne violinist Percy L. Nussbaum dies at 47. John Yant, Civil War veteran, dies in Harvey Illinois. Marence Connolly killed at Petoskey by auto driven by Gus Van Doe sen. Sherman Mickey, former Kosciusko county infirmary superintendent, dies in Decatur Michigan. Grace Stegall, 35, dies after being struck by a freight train near Muncie. Mrs. Rickey Major contesting her mother's will in South Bend. Christiana Dinnerboker noted as in SANe. Martha Tulle, 68, dies after falling from a porch roof in Indianapolis. ill and delirious. Ovid E. Lawrence of Vigo county Orphans Home under grand jury probe for alleged crookedness. Jesse Jones of Rolling Prairie severely injured by interurban in Laporte. injuries include loss of right leg and multiple other traumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Pickers
Nashville
Ind
Percy L. Nussbaum
Ft. Wayne
John Yant
South Bend
Harvey
Marence Connolly
Julia Connelly
Petoskey
Gus van Doesen
Sherman Mickey
Kosciusko County Infirmary
Decatur
Mich
Grace Stegall
Muncie
Rickey Major
Christiana Dinnerboker
Martha Tulle
Indianapolis
Ovid E. Lawrence
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Jesse Jones
Rolling Prairie
Laporte
Good Roads Warn Drivers on New Nappanee Highways
An ex road overseer urges drivers not to stay in the beaten path on the new highways near Nappanee. Following the suggestion would extend road life. roads are wide enough for two vehicles to pass if everyone keeps to the right. Some county roads show wear of four to five inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Out for Blood in Ligonier Sunday Bash
Ligonier's new crack baseball team aims to beat Goshen this Sunday at Goshen. The rivalry stems from past losses to the Goshen Greys, with Ligonier openly vowing revenge. A. F. Biggs leads the organization and promises a tough matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Goshen
Goshen Greys
A. F. Biggs
Fine Corn Prospects Outside New Paris Area
A six mile square tract south and east of New Paris reports corn not harmed by heat and drought with prospects sounding favorable for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris
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Chicago Grand Opera CO
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Tauqua
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Hagerman
FE. T. Hagerman
Associated Press
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Deutschland
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Goshenite
Rouen
Auto Collison
R. R
Democratic Editors
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W. C. T. U. Doing
Democratic Meeting
Geo. P. Rowell
J. K. Markle
Ligenier
Fer Hess
Hugh Lundy
Fred Thiers
Robert Swart
Waukesha
Wis
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J. N. Swart
H. Method
Keundallville
M. F.isbell
Harry
John
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