Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Stauffer Suit
The jury in John P. Stauffer vs. town board of Wakarusa reported no agreement after a trial before Special Judge Lloyd L. Burris. This marks the second hung jury in the action, filed March 17, 1916, with five extra jurors drawn and jurors excused until Tuesday morning. Defaults were entered in two divorces, and Oliver P. Darst was granted a divorce from Ethel Darst. Probate orders and pending civil actions followed in Elkhart area courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Stauffer
Stown Board of
Wakarusa
Lloyd L. Burris
Evans and Crull
Circuit Court
Clara M. Smith
John Irvin Smith
Mary R. Puerner
Leon R. Puerner
Oliver P. Darst
Ethel Darst
Superior Court
Daub Arrested in Elkhart. Held for Defiance Authorities
John M. Daub is under arrest in Elkhart and will be held there until officers from Defiance, Ohio take him into custody. The specific charge is not known in Elkhart. Daub has reportedly remained in the city for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Daub
Elkhart
Defiance
Daub
Insurance Trader Joe H Lesh Partners In Indianapolis
Located in Indianapolis Joe H Lesh formerly of this city engages in the insurance business with his brother in law E G Hereth. Mr Lesh’s headquarters are at the Royal hotel on Ill inois street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Joe H. Lesh
E. G. Hereth
Mr. Lesh
The
Royal Hotel
Illinois Street
Dredging Firm Expands as John McMahon Buys Interest
In Hartford City John McMahon purchases an interest in the John McMann dredging plant. He reports several large contracts under consideration and anticipates ongoing work opportunities enhancing the firm’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMahon
John McMann
Hartford City
Expensive Christmas Gifts Hit Fort Wayne Staff
The Standard Oil Company spent $2,500 on Christmas gifts for Fort Wayne employees, reflecting a costly seasonal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Abe Markley Found in Chickasha Oklahoma
Abe Markley formerly of Lake Wasee resides in Chickasha Oklahoma after moves that place him in the central Oklahoma town. He is identified with past ties to Lake Wasee and current location in Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Markley
Lake Wawasee
Chickasha
OkIn
Germany Seeks Quiet Peace Talks Without Public Terms
Washington dispatch reports Germany will not block a peace conference by demanding public disclosure of terms. Berlin favors confidential exchange of broad tentative terms through President Wilson and expects U S efforts to help a conference. German officials believe entente terms will be acceptable if presented privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Wilson
United States
Mustering Out of Third Illinois Regiment Planned
Indianapolis report states the 3rd regiment, I N G, now at Fort Benjamin Harrison after Mexican border service, will be mustered out tomorrow. Angola company to begin at 6 am, units travel home under blanket tickets, with all companies expected home by tomorrow night. Goshen residents serve in Company FE of Elkhart on the border patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Thers
Angola
Goshen
Company FE
Elkhart
Robbers Break Safe In Perrysville Bank Heist
Early today robbers pried open the safe at Morgan's bank in Perrysville Indiana and escaped with 800 dollars in cash and bonds of considerable value. No direct clues have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Morgan’s
Perrysville
Ind
Bettles Sends $800 to Chicago Police Fund
J B Bettles of La Porte traveled to Chicago and donated 800 to aid worthy patrolmen and their families as required by his father's will. The gift fulfills a provision mandating turning 800 into the police fund when officers’ needs arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department of
Chicago
J. B. Bettles
Laporte
Bettles
Funeral of William H. Boulton in Danville Alabama
Funeral services for William H. Boulton who died at Danville Alabama will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the home of his son in law UD Fred Bement 910 South Seventh Street Rev John Weelley pastor of the First English Lutheran church officiating Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Boulton
William H. Boulton
Danville
Fred Bement
South Seventh Street
John Weelley
First English Lutheran Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Farmer Edward Bartholomew Injured by Spreader
Edward Bartholomew a farmer living between Elkhart and Bristol suffered a fractured right leg when a manure spreader fell on him this morning. He received treatment and is not described further in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bartholomew
Elkhart
Bristol
Romance of England wedding at Valparaiso ends with Lucas and Petty
A romance of England culminated at Valparaiso when James E. Lucas bookkeeper for the Oliver Chilled Plow Co of South Bend married Miss Edith Petty of Victoria B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Valparaiso
James E. Lucas
Oliver Chilled Plaw Co
South Bend
Edith Petty
Victoria, B. C
Wheeling Quits Central Baseball League
Wheeling West Virginia withdraws from the Central baseball league signaling a major shift in regional play. The move ends Wheeling baseball participation in the circuit with potential implications for other teams and scheduled games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
West Va
Co. W. Neterer Dead Life Long County Resident
Charles Wesley Neterer aged 54 died last night in Elk hart county from kidney trouble after weeks of illness. He owned a large farm six miles southwest of here and survived by his wife two daughters Mabel and Clara two sons Maurice Vernon Russell his mother Mrs Samuel Neterer five brothers including Jeremiah in Seattle William in Chicago George in LaSalle John in Cassopolis Samuel and half-brother David Stohrer of Houston. Funeral arrangements await word from his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Neterer
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Here
Mabel
Clara Neterer
Maurice
Vernon
Russell
Samuel Neterer
Jeremiah Neterer
Seattle
Wash
William Neterer
Chicago
George Neterer
LaSalle, Ill
John Neterer
Cassopolis
Mich
David Stohrer
Houston
Tex
Hartman Bros Co Incorporation Filed in Nappanee
Hartman Bros Co of Nappanee filed articles of incorporation with County Recorder Swart for 120000 dollars capital. The company issues 1200 shares at 100 dollars each. Incorporators are Tobias Jacob and John Hartman all of Nappanee. The charter grants a fifty year life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Bros. Co
Nappanee
Indiana
Swart
Tobias
Jacob
John Hartman
Madison Thugs Foiled Twice In One Day
A roundup from Madison reports thugs were thwarted twice in a single day. Separate items include a fire destroying Baldaccini Bros confectionary in St. Joseph Michigan, a fatal injury to Frank Fleck of Antwerp Ohio, a break in at Mier post office with a robber escaping, and a prior office robbery with a punished boy. William Kline of Kendallville was fined and ordered to 140 days at Putnamville for intoxication and threats to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Baldaccini
William Kline
Kendallville
Putnamville
Kline
Divorcing Effort Amid Seeks Legal Separation
Porter county township trustee George D. Gray petitions for a legal separation from his sixth wife. He objects to a $1,500 demand she insists on, while Mrs. G. agrees to end the marriage only if the sum is relinquished. otherwise she intends to proceed with the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Gray
Porter County
Rev Levi Yoder and Edith Buzzard Wed in Parkside Home
Rev Levi Yoder and Miss Edith Buzzard both of Nappanee were married this afternoon by Rev J B Hartzler of Goshen College at the Hartzler home in Parkside. They will reside in Nappanee where Yoder is employed at Hartman Bros Co store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Yoder
Edith Buzzard
Nappanee
J. 8. Hartzler
Goshen College
Hartzler
Parkside
Yoder
Hartman Bros. Co
Belford Troupe Joins Wilkins Vaudeville Show
The Belford Troupe of Kendallville, noted acrobats, enter vaudeville with W. H. Wilkins show. They previously performed with Ringling Bros. and other major circuses and are rated as top notch performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford
Kendallville
W. H. (Rube) Wilkins
Ringling Bros
Fire Department Responds to Chimney Fire at Greene Property
Firefighters were dispatched to Mrs. Kate Greene’s 1058 Seventh Street residence last night around six o clock after a chimney fire. Little damage occurred, and occupants were safety accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Greene
Seventh Street
Enlists in Army Ray L Carter joins U S Army in South Bend
Ray L. Carter of South Bend has enlisted in the United States army and is off to Columbus Ohio for barracks training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Carter
South Bend
United States Army
Columbus, O
Corn Show Planned by First National Bank of Nappa
The First National Bank of Napa will host a corn show with seven special prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Go Shen Democrats and Republicans Plan City Campaign Organize
The Democrats and Republicans of Go Shen announce plans to organize for a city campaign soon. Party leaders call for coordinated efforts, candidate meetings, and voter outreach to mobilize support ahead of local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Bankrupt Kowalski of South Bend Owes $2951
Edmund T. Kowalski of South Bend is bankrupt with debts totaling $2951 and assets listed at $38, according to the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund T. Kowalski
South Bend
Victrola records for January on sale at Rogers and Wilsons
January Victrola records are received and offered for sale at Rogers and Wilsons. The listing notes a fine stock and urges patrons to visit the store to browse the new inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victrola Records
Rogers & Wilson's
Fine Lst
Official Germany answer text narrows to Washington note
Early this morning officials in Berlin and Washington discussed Germanys response and released a formal note outlining positions. The terse statement emphasizes diplomatic channels and potential subsequent talks with allied counterparts to resolve outstanding issues.
German reply to Wilson note politely refused
Paris morning papers say Germany rejects President Wilson peace note while Berlin and Vienna dispatch confirm Austria-Hungary sent a copy of its reply to the Swiss note. The official text arrived in Washington and matches the Berlin version released Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Bank of England as Fed agent may lead to Bank of France deal
Paris observers say the Bank of England acting as the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s agent could be followed by a similar arrangement with the Bank of France. The report cites likely diplomatic and financial implications for international monetary coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Bank of France
German Empire Reiterates Peace Conference Proposal
Berlin dispatch reports Germany responding to Swiss note in a manner similar to its reply to President Wilson. The government reiterates its proposal for a conference of belligerents to reach terms of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wilson
Little Hank's Place Sign Vanishes From Beck Room Window
Dr. Simmons experimented with chemicals for three days to remove the Little Hank's Place sign from the Beck room window he recently took possession of. The compound finally worked, and the room's appearance is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Hank
Millersburg
Dr. Simmons
Beck Room
Hoosier militiaman Sam Peck gains weight on front
Sam Peck son of Mr and Mrs Abe Peck of this city and an Indiana militiaman serving on the Mexican border has gained 20 pounds since going to the front Mr Peck plans to leave Llano Grande for Indianapolis tomorrow and he may be in Goshen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Peck
Abe Peck
Indiana
Chicago Hospital Silent Suffering of Miss Bade
Miss Elizabeth Bade of Chicago, daughter of Mr and Mrs F Bade formerly of Goshen, is in St Luke s hospital suffering with appendicitis. This afternoon word reached here that she was operated on and her condition is very satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Hospital
Elizabeth Bade
Chicago
F. ©. Bade
Goshen
St. Luke’s Hospital
City Five Travel Key Players For Bristol Outing
The local basketball five will play at Bristol this evening in their first out of town game of the season. The visiting squad includes McCally Stiver Kirkpatrick Hazen Wehrley and Detweiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
McCally
Stiver
Kirkpatrick
Hazen
Wehrley
Detweiler
Man Dies After Breaking Back At Office Eaves
Earl Terebaugh a 40 year old driver for Consumers' Ice Coat Fort Wayne is dying from a broken back suffered when he failed to stoop and struck the office eaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Terebaugh
Consumers’ Ice Coat
Fort Wayne
Annual Meeting of Farmers Mutual Co. at Opera House
The annual stockholders meeting of Farmers Mutual Co. will be held at the Opera House Mil lersburg on Friday January 1 at 1 o clock p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Era Co
Opera House
Millersburg
M. E. Wilson Retires as Chief Deputy U S Marshal
Indianapolis note reports Merrill E Wilson resigns after fourteen years as chief deputy United States marshal with Mark Storen announcing Fred T Cretors of Indianapolis will succeed him effective December 30 Wilson, a Republican, had been widely known in Indiana and submitted resignation late Tuesday night Cretors works as a clerk in the United States revenue office under Peter J Kruger Wilson had resided in Goshen and was in Rensselaer yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Merrill
E. Wilson
United States
Fred T. Cretors
Mark Storen
Wilson
Indiana
Cretors
United States Revenue Office
Peter J. Kruger
Rensselear
Indiana presidential vote tallies show Hughes leading
Official Indiana results from November 7 show Hughes with 341,005 votes and Wilson with 334,063. Hughes secures a narrow win. discrepancies or late tallies not indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Wilson
Maumee Township votes dry by narrow margin
Woodburn special election results show Maumee township voting 159 to 150 to remain dry. Two years earlier, three saloons had been closed after remonstrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
Maumee
Public Hospital Pride in Goshen Community health facility
A public hospital stands as a hallmark of progress in Goshen, well equipped and supported by the public. The piece urges visiting the hospital to see its modern care, trained nurses, and the community's pride in providing quality medical service for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Sieh
Farm Betterment Club Program At Millersburg Opera House
The Farm Betterment Club presents a program this evening at 7 30 in the Millersburg opera house featuring the Song Gilliam Sisters Leroy Hoffman of Purdue on cooperation among farmers Samuel Burk W D Juday on prize potatoes Hazel Isenbletter piano Dorothy Myers song and talk by County Agent Metzger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Betterment Club
Millersburg Opera House
Gilliam Sisters
Leroy Hoffman
Purdue University
Samuel Burk
W. D. Juday
Oneida County
Wis
Hazel Isenbletter
Dorothy Myers
Metzger
Prominent Crawfordsville Man Dies at Home
John Bonnel aged 58 a Crawfordsville resident and father of Mrs. William W. Fobes of Goshen died at his home this morning from Brights disease after years of ill health. Survived by wife one child four brothers and two sisters Mrs. Fobes was with him at death and Mr Fobes left for Crawfordsville after telegram notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bonnel
Crawfordsville
William W. Fobes
Goshen
Bright
Mr. Bonnel
Prison Break Foiled by Noble County Sheriff
Ora Sawyer, Noble county sheriff, halted a jail delivery at Albion. A prisoner had shattered a window during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Sawyer
Noble County
Albion
Millersburg School Janitor Gives Students Oranges
Peter Groff janitor at Millersburg School handed out one orange to each of 250 students as a Christmas gift, distributing a simple seasonal surprise across the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Groff
Millersburg
Warsaw Headquarters for Kilmer's Machine Gun Company
Warsaw will be headquarters for Captain O B Kilmer's machine gun company of the Third regiment I N G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
O. B. Kilmer
Northern Indiana Deaths Collect Tragic Toll
The Northern Indiana notices report several fatalities. T. S. Fisk, 62, Laporte lawyer, died of heart disease on a train en route to Chicago. body returned to Laporte. Edward Plair, 21, Michigan City, brain fever after motorcycle collision injuries in 1915. Howard Carpenter, 28, Niles resident, killed by street car on Christmas Day. body sent to Niles. some say self-inflicted. Mrs. Agnes McHugh, 64, Mishawaka. died after six months of illness. born Etna Green. burial at Plymouth. Mrs. Jane Pritchard, mother of hospital superintendent, died in Gaerwen Wales, aged 56. Eugene Underwood, 60, Pierceton. heart attack before Christmas. George Gochenour, formerly Kosciusko county, died at Hillyard Washington. cause unknown. Mrs. Nancy Marshall of Niles, Michigan, died on her Sith birthday. body to Napoleon, Ohio. Harvey Haskins, 76, pioneer, died in Niles, Michigan. burial at Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Fisk
Laporte
Chicago
Gary
Fisk
North Dakota
Edward Plair
Michigan City
Indiana
Howard Carpenter
Niles
Hobart
Michigan Central Railroad
Carpenter
Agnes McHugh
John Miller
Mishawaka
McHugh
Etna Green
Plymouth
Jane Pritchard
Margaret Pritchard
Gary General Hospital
Gaerwen
Anglesey
Wales
Nmugene Underwood
Pierceton
George Gochenour
Kosciusko County
Hillyard
Wash
Nancy Marshall
Mich
Napoleon, O
Harvey Haskins
Buchanan
Miss Mary Casey and Howard Lane wed in South Bend church
Miss Mary Casey daughter of Mrs. Ella Casey and Howard Lane were married at 10 30 this morning in the First M E church South Bend. They will reside there. The bride is granddaughter of Hon John B Stoll of South Bend. A second couple Miss Ida Mayo and Wesley D Juday tied the knot at the bride’s home and will reside in Rhinelander where Juday serves as county agricultural agent. A large dance and musical followed in Spahn hall under the Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Casey
Ella Casey
Jefferson Boulevard
South Bend
Howard Lane
M. E
John B. Stoll
Ida Mayo
Charles Thurston
Rhinelander
Wis
Wesley D. Juday
James A. Juday
Millersburg
Juday
Spahn Hall
Troubadour Orchestra
Order of the Moose
Walters and Wagner Not Run Pool Rooms at Wakarusa
F. E. Walters and Eli Wagner of Wakarusa, who recently paid fines in the circuit court here for selling cigarettes or giving them to minors, do not run pool rooms at Wakarusa as reported. Walters operates a bakery and a restaurant, while Wagner runs a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Walters
Eli Wagner
Wakarusa
Walters
Wagner
Delirium Tremens Man Attacks In South Bend Hotel
John Bliss of Buchanan Michigan aged 67 in a Tremont hotel incident tried to kill two women a child and a policeman as Mrs Maggy Lake reports Bliss has not drawn a sober breath for four weeks after the episode in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Hotel
South Bend
John Bliss
Buchanan, Mich
Maggy Lake
Bliss
Elkhart Firemen Get Pay Raise Effective January
Salaries for Elkhart firemen are boosted starting January 1. The first assistant chief will earn 90 dollars per month, five captains receive 80 dollars, and ordinary firemen will be paid from 65 to 75 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Brown Withdraws Resignation as Elkhart Police Chief
Brown, president of the board of police commissioners at Elkhart, has decided to withdraw his resignation and continue at the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. €. Brown
Board of Police Commissioners
Elkhart
St Stephen's Church Robbery Suspects Charged
Several boys are under arrest charged with robbing the poor box of St Stephen's church at South Bend. They are said to be children of foreigners, and a considerable amount of money was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arest
St. Stephen's Church
South Bend
Burglary Suspect Charles Clark Escapes Albion Jail
Charles Clark, linked to the Avilia Christmas morning burglary, attempted to flee from Albion jail authorities as officers closed in on him. He faces charges related to the break in and is awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Avilia
Albion
City Engineer Quits in Mishawaka Resignation
Mishawaka city engineer Charles W. Cole has resigned and will engage in business locally. The move ends his tenure directing municipal projects and signals a shift to private work in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cole
Mishawaka
For Rent Flat Furnished Light Housekeeping
Property listing notes a furnished flat available for rent with light housekeeping. Contact Mansion House for details.
Von Mackensen Army Delivers Severe Blows Through Romania
Reported line asserts the Von Mackensen army is delivering severe blows to Russian forces as it advances through Romanian territory with progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Mackensen
French Troops on Somme Front Win Notable Mining Success
Paris reports French forces on the Somme front achieved significant success in extensive mining operations. Berlin confirms Western Front fighting with the Entente losing eight airplanes in recent days while German forces advance in Dobrudja toward Braila and hold Meldon-style positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Braila
Matechin
Drobrudja
Matchin
Teutons
Teutonic
Dobrudja
Paris
Somme
Hill No. 304
Verdun
Berlin
Engagements Canceled and Birth of a Nation Dates
Victor Herbert’s opera The Princess Pat engagement in Jefferson on Tuesday January 16 has been canceled. Manager Codd received official notice today. Contracts for D W Griffiths The Birth of a Nation for two day engagement January 10 11 have been received by Manager Codd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Pat
Jefferson
Codd
D. W. Griffith
Survey Committee Meeting on Indiana Vocational Plans
The state survey committee directing surveys of Indiana cities for vocational education will meet in Indianapolis from January 4 to 6 to discuss findings of the Indianapolis vocational survey led by Charles H. Winslow, director of vocational education under Charles A. Greathouse, state superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Charles H. Winslow
Charles A. Greathouse
Emerson Hill in Jail Again After Station Theft
Emerson S Hill of Elkhart who confessed to stealing cigars candy and gum from John Regan at the Elkhart interurban station is again in trouble after being released from the Elkhart jail over Christmas. City Judge Lee is at a loss over how to handle him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson S. Hill
Elkhart
John Regan
Lee
Baby smothered by pillow in South Bend home tragedy
Edith Bernice Blake ten months old daughter of John Blake of South Bend died yesterday when a pillow at the head of her bed fell and covered her face. A palmator could not be used as its mouth would not fit the child’s mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bernice Blake
John Blake
South Bend
Irwin Theatre Negotiations Reported In Elkhart
James Bouras of Elkhart is negotiating for the Irwin theatre and may take charge in about ten days. John W. Burridge stated this afternoon that the deal had not been closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
James Bouras
Elkhart
Irwin Theatre
John W. Burridge
Girl Held for Theft in South Bend Jewel Theft
Miss Iris Nelson is under $200 bond in South Bend charged with stealing jewelry from Miss Isabelle Hennings. The case centers on a theft of jewelry and identifies two named individuals and the bond amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Iris Nelson
Isabelle Hennings
Mr and Mrs Jack Martin Move to Bristol Farm
Mr and Mrs Jack Martin relocated to their farm five miles north of Bristol, marking a household move documented in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Bristol
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John Stauffer
Oliver P
Darst
Aaron Chiss
Hnis
Rulin Chiss
GW. Grosefickel
Flkhart
Grossnicke
Elkhart Review
Troy
St. Joseph
Hattie R. Sedgwick
Hannah FE
Kilburn
Katherine W. Guiz
Catherine Zimmerman
London and Lancashire Indemnity Co. of
America
Jacob O. Kantz
Admr
Mary E. Davis
Anna Titus
Rex Titus
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Police Fund
Co. W
Big General Store
Reason Teutons
M. E. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Gaye Students
Mervin S. Rummel
Evening Auction Club
South Eighth Street
Tri Kappa Sorority of
Graystone Hotel
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity of
Four
Roumanian
London
Roumania
Wallachia
Moldavia
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