December Court Term Opens With Holiday Adjournment
The December term of the circuit court began at 9 30 this morning before Judge Drake and will run until January 22 with customary holiday adjournments. The court room, initially 50 degrees, was ordered heated to 70 degrees. fuel and janitor services may be procured. Several cases were dismissed or adjourned. notable actions include injunction for Susan Vletcher vs City of Goshen and various note and mortgage suits. Fifteen prisoners are held in the county jail, one serving a sentence of 38 and a half days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Drake
Thomas
Sone
Moses F. Lentz
Miple City Mfg. Co
Daniel M. Bechtel
William FE. Dotttxch
Susan Vletcher
City of
William S. Nutting
Bristol
Bar Association
Nutting
Esther Stener
David Heffner
Cuardian
Superior Court
Leesbore Grain and Milling Co
Robert M. Brown
Franklin O. Miller
Frank TF
Belle Stuff
Osolo
Toledo
Alvin A. Keim
Roy Trau
Patrick Collins Home After Lake Shore Engine Injury
Patrick Collins who was injured by a Lake Shore engine was released from Goshen hospital and returned to his home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Collins
Lake Shore
Goshen Hospital
Recorder takes position with Recorder-elect Swart
Dwight Yoder accepts a post in the Recorder's Office under Recorder-elect Swart. The item notes Swart and Win. Lewis at 413 South Fifth Street and includes a brief, plain listing of cider quality references.
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Recorder's
Dwight Yoder
Recorder-elect
Swart
Win
Lewis
Fifth Street
German War Council Presided by Emperor William on Eastern Front
London reports an official dispatch that the German war council, presided over by Emperor William, is assembling at German headquarters on the eastern front. Also dated December 15, news notes the British steamer Tinegrove was sunk with the crew saved.
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East
Emperor William
London
William
Chicago Likely Choice For 1918 National Convention
The national Republican committee will meet to set the 1918 convention time and location. Chicago leads as the expected host among bidders St Louis Philadelphia San Francisco and Honolulu with Chicago favored to win the bid and set the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Republican Committee
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Honolulu
Fry May Be Chairman of Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis Dec 18 Special James Fry of Fort Wayne may become chairman of the Democratic state central committee to succeed T Bernard Korhiy of Tudianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Fry
Fort Wayne
Democratic State Central
T Bernard Korhiy
Tudianapolis
Goshen Man Sues for 5000 Damages Over False Arrest
In Elkhart circuit court Charles S Budd Winters alleges Frank and Henrietta Poyser, with aid from police officials Roth and Shehmin e, wrongfully jailed him ten hours on March 14 1914 for allegedly storing money at the Poyser home. His in laws admitted the currency was found there after reporting his suspected theft. Winters, son of Wim Winters of Goshen, seeks 5000 in damages in the suit filed by C YD. Sherwin and L J Burgvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court Today
C. YD. Sherwin
L. J. Burgvis
Charles S
Budd) Winters
Goshen
Frank D
Henrietta Poyser
Elkhart
Winters
Poysers
Poyser
William H. Roth
Orrin Shehmirine
Poyser-Winters
Wim. Winters
Ornamental Lighting System Lights Goshen Merchants Tonight
The Goshen Retail Merchants Association will switch on an ornamental lighting system in the business district tonight for the first time. Weather is ideal for the holiday season and merchants report strong business as streets will remain illuminated through New Year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Retail Merchants Association
Woman Falls on Pike Street Injuring Spine
Mrs William Vian Ness of first street slipped on the pavement near the street car tracks on Pike street opposite Royce Grocery this morning about 7 o clock and injured her spine as she was on her way to the Alder min.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William .Vian Nessoof
First Street
Aldermin
Pike Street
Royce Grocery
Executive board and chairmen meet Thursday afternoon
The executive board of the Association and eight district chairmen will hold a meeting in the examination room of the county superintendent's office Thursday at 4 o'clock.
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The
Associated, Charities
Sick List Note From Southera Street
Miss Lulu Chorndorfer of Southera street is ill. Bessie Ernsberger, eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ernsberger, suffers Brights disease.
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Lulu Chorndorfer
Southera Street
Bessie
George Ernsberger
Crimson school event to host sex speech fundraiser
The Crimson staff will speak at the high school Thursday evening to raise funds for the Crimson. Proceeds from the event will go to the Crimson. An large attendance is expected and David Landis will be the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson
The
David Landis
Old Shot Gun Exhibition Tells of 1836 Ohio Relic
Henry J. Hess presented the Mishart County Historical Society with a shotgun brought by Samuel Dell from Ohio in 1836. Dell was a relative of Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hess
Mishart County
Charity Minstrels Attend Jefferson Picture Show
Guests of Will Ormsby manager of the Jefferson theatre will attend the Jefferson picture show tonight as part of a charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ormsby
Jefferson Theatre
Charity Minstrels
Birth announced for Topeka couple’s daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Vern Ros of Topeka. Mrs Roy is identified as a niece of William Lewis of Goshen.
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A Dauhstery
Vern Ros
Topeka
Roy
Wiliam Lewis
Goshen
Four Inches of Snow Closes Roads and Delays Travel
Four inches of snow blankets streets prompting travel delays and school interruptions. Residents report slick sidewalks and plow crews working through the night to clear main arteries. Local officials caution drivers to reduce speed and exercise care on icy patches.
Christmas entertainments planned at Goshen churches
Goshen churches announce a busy Christmas program. First Baptist hosts Santa Claus and the Fairy God Mother on December 23, gifts for charity on December 26, and related events across multiple churches including St. Mark's M. FE, First Brethren, St. John's Catholic, First Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran, First Reformed, First Christian, St. James Episcopal, and English Lutheran. Christmas programs run December 22 to 26 with children's activities, special services, and music, plus a separate note about early Christmas tree sales at Hawks Hardware Co.
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Goshen
Santa Claus
First Baptist Church
St. Mark’s M. FE
First Reformed Church
First Christian Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Winguuces
Jefferson Hall
M. I
Associated Charities
Church of the Brethren
Fifth
Clinton
Goshen College
George [L Bivin
Revetta Detweiler
Hawks Hardware Co
Former Middlebury Resident George W Simmons Dies at 60
George W Simmons a former Middlebury township resident who had lived in Miami county for 25 years died Saturday morning at his Nead area home from heart trouble at age 60. Survived by his wife one daughter one grandchild a brother Noah Simmons two miles NW of Middlebury and cousins Orville and Aliss Mabel Simmons. Funeral held this afternoon at his home.
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George W. Simmons
Middlebury Township
Miami County
Nead
Noah Simmons
Middlebury
Orville
Aliss Mabel Simmons
Mr. Simmons
John Simmons
Granted a Divorce in South Bend Superior Court
Julie a C Dinstitt was granted a divorce from Fred W Dinstitt by Judge George Ford in the South Bend Superior Court. The couple formerly resided in Go-Shen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Dinstitt
Fred W. Dinstitt
George Ford
South Bend
Dinstitts
Go- Shen
Card of Thanks from the Rink Family
We thank friends and neighbors Goshen Veneer Co. and the L O O M for kindnesses during illness and after our daughter's death and for the floral offerings. Mr and Mrs John Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Veneer Co
John Rink
Balyeat Purchases Galentine Lot for Subdivision
John W Balyeat buys the Guilentine lot at the corner of Douglas and Fifth streets and plans to subdivide it into smaller parcels for sale in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Balyeat
Guilentine
Douglas and
Fifth Streets
Easter date shifts in 1943 calendar quirk
The note explains the next Easter falls on April 28 this year and, unusually, only once more in this century will it land on April 25 in 1943, the latest possible Easter date.
Special Sermon and Moose Hall Dance Notice
At vesper service yesterday Rev. E A Vannuys of the First Presbyterian church preached on Industry Life in Action. Dance at Moose hall Wednesdays, evening Dec. 15th. All Moose and their friends are cordially invited. Tobacco, Candy, Cigars and Chewing gum. Rimpler's Fruit Store. 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Vannuys
First Presbyterian Church
Moose Hall
Rimpler's Fruit Store
Big Night Tonight in Auto Race Push
It begins at 10 o clock tonight with a final 300000 vote offer for subscriptions. Twenty dollars buys big vote vouchers, and the Democrat office will close doors at 10 sharp, though subscriptions in progress will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
N Y C wrecks freights cause slight damage east of Millersburg
Two New York Central freight wrecks east of Millersburg and near Waterloo caused slight damage with no injuries. A west bound wreck east of Millersburg blocked tracks and delayed passenger No 48 for over three hours. A separate freight wreck east of Waterloo disrupted traffic this afternoon.
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Millersburg
Waterloo
N.Y. C
Evelyn Gilbert Dies in Elkhart Hospital at 16
Mortuary record notes Evelyn Gilbert age sixteen, daughter of D. E. Gilbert of Elkhart, died after a three week illness in General hospital Elkhart. Survived by parents, four brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert—Evelyn
E. Gilbert
Elkhart
General Hospital
That City
Marshalls In Washington After Trip From Indianapolis
Vice President and Mrs. Thomas Marshall left Indianapolis at 3:30 yesterday afternoon and reached Washington at 1:00 this afternoon. Mrs. Marshall, recovering well from the St. Vincent's operation three weeks ago, has been walking in the hospital and shows rapid progress toward recovery. A nurse accompanied the Marshalls to Washington, and they went to the Willard hotel where a suite had been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalls
Washington
Thomas &. Marshall
Indianapolis
Marshall
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Willard Hotel
Terrn BL Long and Laura Stackhouse Wed in Wasby Home
Terrn BL Long of Leesburg and Miss Laura Stackhouse of Nappanee united in marriage at the AL i par sonage in Was by Rev. A. G. Neal. They left for Chicago on their home remoon and will reside near Leeshur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrn BL Long
Leesburg
Laura Stackhouse
Nappanee
AL i
Was
A. G. Neal
Chicago
Coute
Leeshur
Shull Ditch Completed by Local Contractor
Earl Missler of Lagrange completed the Benjamin P. Shull ditch in Washington township Whitley county through a sub contract from Cinde A Walb.
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Shull
Earl Missler
Lagrange
Benjamin P. Shull
Washington Township
Whitley County
Cinde A. Walb
Indiana postmasters named for Muncie Anderson Elwood
Indiana postmasters have been named as follows Muncie Frank De Aabahaugh Anderson John L Fraley Elwood HBert Carpenter. The list outlines recent changes in appointments across the state.
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Indiana
Muncie
Frank de Aabahaugh
Anderson
John L. Fraley
Elwood
Hbert Carpenter
Knights of Pythias cancels Tuesday convention entertainment
Attention Knights of Pythias. There will be no regular convention Tuesday evening on recount. Sor. the Charity Minstrel entertainment. BR. OW. Swartz, C. Left.
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Knights of Pythias
Swartz
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Edwin Moser Elk Hart Prairie
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Edwin Moser of Elkheart Prairie. The newborn adds to the family with health reported as good and gratitude expressed by the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin, Moser
Elkhart Prairie
Second Annual Charity Minstrels At Goshen Hospital Benefit
Tomorrow night the Jefferson hosts the second annual Charity Minstrels with a 50 member local cast performing two hours of songs and skits to raise funds for Goshen hospital. A 42 piece orchestra and cyclovank backdrop accompany the show with I F E Trump and others as soloists. endmen include Jones, Culp, Knox, Nelf. Reserved seats remain at 50 cents, 75 cents and 1 dollar. general admission 25 cents.
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Jefferson
Minstrels
Goshen Hospital
Goshen
I. F E. Trump
J. W. Morrice
Mark Shrock
Fred Buckley
Vere Beecher
Lagrange
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Lamar Croop
Charles Morrice
Robert Jones
Mari Cisse
Charles Parker
Floyd Culp
Kenneth Knox
Donald Nelf
Wade Fery
Moose lodge interurban meeting draws about 250 in Goshen
About 250 persons attended the Moose lodge interurban meeting Saturday night in Goshen with attendees from Niles Mishawaka Elkhart and South Bend. Music came from Goshen City and Elkhart Moose bands and speakers included Mayor Spohn Forrest KB Yramy and lodge leaders. Boxing events Ulery versus Frantz and Casey versus Swanson provided entertainment. The next meeting is set for Mishawaka Saturday night January 27.
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Ghent
Niles
South Tend
Mishawiaka
Elkhart
Goshen
Swanson
Mishiawaka
Herman Will Fills Pulpit at First English Lutheran
Herman Will a student at Lutheran Theological Seminary Maywood Chicago preached yesterday morning and evening at First English Lutheran church. His sermons pleased the large audiences that greeted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Will
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Maywood
Chicago
First English Lutheran Church
Will
Elkhart Officer Named Superintendent at Mill Springs Cemetery
Capt R O Chamberlin of Elkhart has been commissioned by the secretary of war as a superintendent of the National military cemetery at Mill Springs Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Chamberlin
Elkhart
Secretary of War
National Military Cemetery
Oat Mill Springs
Deathly stroke claims New Paris man De G Chas Koehniline
De G Chas Koehniline of New Paris suffered a stroke yesterday forenoon at 9 o'clock. It is the third stroke he has endured and he is very low with no hope of recovery.
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de. G. Chas, Koehniline
New Paris
John Fleet Dies in Indianapolis After 35 Years with Kiefer Drug
John Fleet died in Indianapolis on December 11. He was well known here for traveling the territory for the Kiefer Drug Company for about 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Fleet
Kiefer Drug Co
Doing Big Business with New York Century Trains
The New York Century trains are performing at high volume with an estimated net of 100 thousand dollars daily for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Century
Still Installed For Water Distillation In Rochester
M. O. Jamison, formerly of Goshen and now proprietor of the Electric shop in Rochester, has installed a still for distilling water at his business.
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M. O. Jamison
Goshen
Rochester
Mrs Nanicy Snepp Dies at Son's Home in Winona Lake
Mrs Nanicy Snepp passed away at her son Mark Snepp's house in Winona Lake. Her final resting place is planned in Paurboit.
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Nanicy Snepp
Mark Snepp
Winona Lake
Paurboit
Praising Henry Kratz As Billboard Artist
The current Billboard issue features an article praising Henry E. Kratz as a Billboard artist, noting his contributions and acclaim within the publication’s spotlight.
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Billboard
Henry FE. Kratz
Loafers Driven from Station
Loafers have been driven from the South Bend Interurban Station as part of a recent local control action. The move aims to clear the area of lingering trespassers and restore orderly operations at the facility.
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South Bend
Welcome Whitaker Left Team in Controversial Exit
The late Welcome Whitaker departed the squad amid a contested move. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the exit. teammates and coaches reflect on a pivotal, unresolved turn in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Whitaker
New Stock of novelty and alarm glocks at Brumbaughs
Readable fragments indicate Brumbaughs offering a new stock of novelty items and alarm clocks. The note suggests in store display and availability but contains garbled OCR. No clear date or further details are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumbaugh’s
Judgment Sought for Nine Thousand Dollars in Suit
James H. Matchett of Bourbon sues Kosciusko circuit court defendants J F Beyer J E L Beyer and CG Beyer plus the Winona Interurban Railway Co claiming a loan of 6500 secured by the Beyer Bros contract. He states the loan dated May 24 1910 was for six months and remains unpaid. The plaintiff seeks judgment for 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EH. Matchett
Bourbon
Koscluske
J. FL Beyer
J. EL Beyer
Qdr
CG Beyer
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Matchett
Winona Interurban By. Co
Beyer Bros
Fever Bros
Robbery at South Bend Station Targets Wallet and Watch
A lone robber forced entry at the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend station on Michigan Street at 9 25 PM and held up night ticket agent W T Post. He rifled the safe, escaped with 158 83 in cash and a gold watch after threatening the agent’s life. The assailant entered offices directly, commanded access, and compelled Post to sit as the thief fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Post
Chicago, Lake Shore and
South Bend
Mr. Post
Michigan Street
Post
Society Notes Highlight Luncheon and Local Events
A Washington dispatch notes Mrs. John W. Thompson hosted a luncheon last week in honor of Mrs. George A. Tiley of Goshen Ind. St James church will hold a Christmas party in Jefferson hall on Thursday evening Dec 30 with Father Scofield in charge. The True Blues of the Brethren church plan a gathering with Glen Berkey on Wilson avenue at 7:30 p.m. Miss Harriett Geddes hosted a sewing party for Miss Amy Saphore of Chicago. Miss Mildred Diller and Ray Warstier announce their marriage set for Thursday Dec 28. Beacon Lights plan a dinner at Mrs. M C Dow Jr's home at 6 p.m. The Whilomathians convene tonight with Miss Grace Galentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolise News
John W. Thompson
George ‘A. Tiley
Goshen, Ind
St. James Church
Jefferson Hall
Father Scofield
The
True Blues of the Brethren Church
Glen Berkey
Wilson Avenue
Harriett Geddes
Tax fight over Greek fraternity house in Indiana
Putnam county commissioners sue Greencastle authorities to force taxation of Phi Kappa Psi property at DePauw University. The state board of tax commissioners ruled non taxable weeks earlier, making the test case highly watched by Greek letter men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Putnam County Commissioners
Greencastle
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Depauw University
County Board of Equalization
Local Goshen merchants urge Christmas shoppers to buy at home
Tenders of the Daily Democrat are urged to carefully read each advertisement in this edition. Goshen merchants present unusual bargains in holiday goods and describe delightful Christmas gifts. They encourage readers to support local businesses to improve the community.
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Daily Democrat
Goshen
Yoshen
Revenue figures show large intake by M. Rumely Co
In November the M. Rumely Co of Laporte under receiver Finley TP Mount collected about 1.9 million dollars, averaging roughly 865000 daily. The substantial sums reflect the broader financial condition of the United States as seen in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rumely Co
Laporte
Finley TP. Mount
United States
Appointment of Haimbanelifi as Munele postmaster
Frank J D Haimbanelifi, a known Democratic editor, to be named postmaster at Munele. He is a local figure, with his wife Enna Elgenfritz formerly of Goshen. An ad notes a 22 year old job seeker with three years bookkeeping experience and good recommendations. Also mentions sales at Nymeyer & Wohlford window and Hawks Hatftware Co offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank JD. Haimbanelifi
Munele
Enna’ Elgenfritz
Goshen
Youngsman
Democrat
Local incidents and crime notes span Whitley to South Bend
Over 1 000 Cisco were caught in Whitley county lakes. Laporte citizens donated 963 75 for Holy Family hospital aid. L Howell of Michigan City ill with scarlet fever at 27. Lewis Goering negotiating to buy Bock Printery in Kendallville. Seven hundred acres valued at 1 000 per acre to be annexed to Mishawaka. Mayor Weller of South Bend elected head of the real estate men. C A Thompson a Knightstown chiropractor jailed for practicing without a license. Milton Guthrie 21 of Peru arrested for attacking Miss Tomlinson of Bloomfield. Mrs A F Eschbach of Warsaw dying at daughter’s in South Bend. Edward R Leyton 64 piano salesman of Marion killed by Clover Leaf freight at Marion. George Gustafson of Valparaiso killed falling from a steam crane arm at Kalmazoo Mich. Mr and Mrs E H Scott of Laporte donate 700 toward Holy Family hospital addition. He paid a fine for muskrat hunting out of season. Harris Sellers of Sullivan marries. A Schuyvler Colfax memorial planned at South Bend. VP’s former house still stands. Daniel A White 64 council member dying of paralysis at New Carlisle. Clinton M Case mayor of Kendallville defeated for reelection as Kendallville fair president after eight years. Charles Hippensteel missing from Wabash county home. Anna Graham pleads guilty to hurling carbolic acid on tenant Tony Lukowski. Henry J Roh of Nappanee marine private with expeditionary marines. Delbert Sill of Plymouth seeks release after year in county jail for failure to support family. He offers partial payment if freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Whitley
Laporte
Holy Family Hospital
User L
Howell
Michigan City
Lewis Goering
Bock Printery
Kendallville
Mishawaka
Weller
South Bend
C. A. Thompson
Knightstown
Milton Guthrie
Peru
Tomlinson
Bloomfield
A. F. Eschbach
Warsaw
Joseph Vleck
Edward R. Leyton
Marion
George Gustafson
Valparaiso
Kalnimzoo
Mich
E. H. Scott
Harris Sellers
Sullivan
Mexico
Delbert Sill
Plymouth
Tie
Russian reformer Count Lochwitzky to lecture at New Paris
At New Paris on December 16, Count Alexander Lochwitzky will speak to the lecture course. The Russian exile, from a distinguished aristocratic family, founded a free school for peasant children, endured 15 months in solitary confinement, lost his estate, and exiled to Siberia before escaping to the United States. He is not a citizen but attends Protestant services and is a noted VY. aT qc. The talk aims to fill the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris
New
Siberia
Japan
United States
Count Lochwitzky
A.J
Warsaw Wins Carnegie Library Grant Status
The Carnegie Corporation in New York has awarded Warsaw a $15,000 grant for a new library building. The gift exceeds the initial request and will fund a fine structure, though the petition originally stated $12,500 could be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Warsaw
Carnegie Corporation
New York
Mrs Mary D Travis Dies in Fort Wayne Hospital
Mrs Mary D Travis mother of Rev Claude C Travis a prominent Methodist minister in Fort Wayne died at Lutheran hospital after a week of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Travis
Claude C. Travis
Fort Wayne
Lutheran
Funeral services held for Welcome Whitaker at home
Funeral services for Welcome Whitaker were held at 2:30 PM yesterday at the home on Main Street with Rev. R. L. Semans of the First M E Church officiating. Burial followed in Oak Ridge cemetery. Demnison's offered mailing cards and wrapping supplies. Nymeyer & Wohlford noted related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonerad
Welcome Whitaker
No. S11
Main Street
R. L. Semans
M. E
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
LO 24N
Fry
Bex Social
Mortuary Record
United
FP. M.'s
Moose
Winona
James H. Matchett
Chicago, Lake Shore
Mildred Diller
Isaac M. W. Biller
Ray Warstier
M.C. Dow. Jr
Whilomathians
Grace Galentine
Haimbaugh
the Hawks Hatftware Co
Travis
Demnison's
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