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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1916

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Two Farmers Die In Lincoln Ave Auto Accident

A Ford touring car owned by Grover Maurer and driven by him collided with a Michigan branch train at the East Lincoln avenue crossing. Joseph Maurer and Noah Stutsman were killed. Mrs. Maurer and Miss Carrie Stutsman were injured. Grover Maurer escaped unharmed.

Joseph Maurer Goshen Noah Stutsman Kansas Maurer Grover Michigan Lincoln Avenue Roy Cripe William Clason Culp Alls East Goshen Stutsman Searirer Miss Stutsman

Pleasant Ridge Band Reelects Officers for 14-Piece Group

The Pleasant Ridge band re elected officers on December 29 with Noble Williams as President and Chester Edwards as Sec Treas The 14 member group lists Noble Williams Chester Edwards Hallet Bickel Charles Balb Chas Kiefer Victor Huneryager Raymond Yoder Frank Yoder Leo Replogle Raymond Replogle Everett Juday Clifford Juday Arthur Higgins Paul Hover Sanford Juday and leader.

Pleasant Ridge Band Noble Williams Sec Treas Chester Edwards Hallet Bickel Charles Balb Chas Kiefer Victor Huneryager Raymond Frank Yoder Leo Raymond Replogle Everett Clifford Juday Arthur Higgins Paul Hover Sanford Juday

Fort Wayne Man Sues Saloon Owner Over Job Loss

George Gibson files suit in Fort Wayne against Henry Luly a saloon keeper demanding $100. Gibson says he was employed at the Pony cigar store when he publicly announced support for national prohibition and was fired after Luly refused to supply cigars to the shop unless Gibson was dismissed.

Fort Wayne George Gibson Henry Luly Gibson Pony Cigar Store Luly

Nappanee Revival Opens With Dayton Evangelist

Rev W. H. Bell of Dayton Ohio will open a revival at the First Brethren church in Nappanee on Tuesday January 2. He previously conducted successful services at the First Brethren church in Goshen.

Nappanee Bell Dayton, O First Brethren Goshen

Sale of Olive Township Bonds to Salem Bank

An issue of $1,000 Olive township highway bonds sold today to Salem Bank of Goshen for $25.50.

Salem Bank Olive Township Salem Bank of

Alldridge Withdraws From Speaker Race

John B. Alldridge of Anderson withdraws as a Republican candidate for speaker in favor of Jesse Eschbach of Warsaw. election move announced in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis John &. Alldridge Anderson Jesse E. Eschbach Warsaw

Railway Leaders Say No Immediate Strike Likely

W. S. Stone and W. G. Lee, heads of the railway brotherhoods, stated in Cleveland that there is not likely to be an immediate railroad strike.

Cleveland W. S. Stone W. G. Lee Railway Brotherhoods

Continued Progress Under Marshal von Mackensen in Roumania

London reports on December 30 that Field Marshal von Mackensen continues his advance in Roumania. Teuton forces have taken more prisoners as part of the ongoing military operations.

Associated Press London Marshal von Mackensen Roumania Teutons

Grand Trunk Train Crash Kills Teen at Crimstown Crossing

At the Main street crossing in Crimstown St. Joseph county a Grand Trunk Western train struck a buggy. Miss Alta Day 16 died instantly from severe injuries. Mrs Lena Fox 35 sustained internal injuries and multiple broken ribs.

Crimstown St. Joseph County Grand Trunk Western Main Street Alta Day James Day Lena Fox C. E. Fox

Soldiers Return Home as Company E Arrives Midnight

At midnight Company E Third regiment Indiana National Guard from Fort Benjamin Harrison reached Elkhart after mustering out. About two hundred people waited in the cold for the train and greeted the guardsmen warmly. Goshen members alighted as the train arrived.

I.N. G Elkhart Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Goshen

Fitzpatrick Rites Set After Elkhart Death

Hattie Fitzpatrick 22 died at the home of her half brother H T Conway in Elkhart after a prolonged illness with complications. Born in Goshen Augusta in 1894 she is survived by her mother one brother one sister and her step father. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon. Miss Fitzpatrick was engaged to wed Fay Weaver next month.

Fitzpatrick Hattie H. T. Conway Elkhart Goshen Augusta Miss Fitzpatrick Fay Weaver

Ditch Construction Charged in Yellow Creek Case

Newton Lautzenheiser was arrested on an affidavit charging unlawful obstruction injuring and destroying the Swick ditch by placing a dam near its emergence from Yellow Creek lake. The affidavit was sworn by George Bouse and Lautzenheiser posted a $100 bond.

Newton Lautzenheiser

Elkhart Company Seeks Receiver in Kosciusko Suit

The Twin City Grocery company of Elkhart files a complaint in Kosciusko circuit court at Warsaw against Jacob L Rathbun Alvin S Millington and Clyde Millington of Warsaw seeking appointment of a receiver to take charge of creditors claims.

Elkhart Company Twin City Grocery Companys Elkhart Kosciusko Warsaw Jacob L. Rathbun Alvin S. Millington Clyde Millington

Oliver Named Director in Panhandle Rail Consolidation

Joseph D. Oliver of South Bend becomes a director in a 100 million dollar corporation formed to consolidate the Panhandle Vandalia Pittsburgh Wheeling and Kentucky Birmingham Chicago Indiana and Eastern railroads.

Joseph D. Oliver South Bend Panhandle Vandalia Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Anderson Belt Railway Chicago, Indiana & Eastern Railroad

New Year's Dinner Dance At The Alderman Grand

More than two hundred guests attended the New Year's dinner dance at The Alderman with a four course meal in multiple rooms. Holly decorations, favors, and candles enhanced the event while the Messick orchestra provided 12 numbers and Miss Cohen and "Duke" Staples presented cabaret features from South Bend.

Alderman Messick Orchestra South Bend Cohen

Damage Case of McKee vs. Railway Co Set for Next Tuesday

The circuit court petit jury is ordered to report at 9:30 a m next Tuesday for the case of Oliver P McKee vs Grand Rapids Indiana Railway Co Damages of 15000 dollars are sought by McKee whose Howe lumber yard was destroyed by an oil tank car explosion on a siding during a south bound freight move. Attorneys for plaintiff are McInerny Yeagley Vickers. for defense Deahl Deahl Leonard Rose Zollars and J Dunton.

Oliver P. McKee Circuit Court Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Co Rose & Zollars J. Dunton Circuit Court Record Frank Hale

Mehr Licht class hosts New Year open house reception

The Mehr Licht class of St. Mark's will hold open house and a dime reception at Mrs. Zora Strayer's home 518 North Main on New Year's day. Also noted is Mrs. Defrees Arnold hosting an afternoon auction at 505 South Third for Miss Maybelle Morrice, and Mr. and Mrs. Willam Clason of East Goshen celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow.

St. Mark's Zora Strayer North Main Street Willam Clason East Goshen

Saxon Agency Names Scott Thomas Local Agent

Scott Thomas has taken the local Saxon automobile agency and expects a car load of machines by the middle of next week.

Saxon Scott Thomas Saxon Automobile

Marriage License Granted to Chaffee and Bobeck

Leroy D. Chaffee of Noble County aged 23 and Minnie A. Bobeck of Topeka aged 21 obtained a marriage license in LaGrange County.

Leroy D. Chaffee Noble County Minnie A. Bobeck Topeka Lagrange County

Indiana penal farm stated to cut jail inmate numbers

State authorities report Putnamville penal farm materially reduces inmate totals. The board of state charities notes 16 empty Indiana jails at year end. Elkhart county jail holds fewer prisoners than usual.

Putnamville Board of State Charities Indiana Elkhart County

Elkhart Adds New Year’s Day Holiday Observation

The Review announces New Year’s Day will be observed as a holiday in Elkhart. The newspaper will not publish on that date, standard issue schedules suspended.

Elkhart

County offices closed for quarterly settlement

On account of the regular quarterly settlement all county officers were closed this afternoon.

Storage Shed Burns at Copper Bros Plant in Nappanee

A storage shed at the Copper Bros and Zook plant in Nappanee caught fire. The loss is light with minimal damage to nearby structures and no injuries reported.

Copper Bros. & Zook Nappanee

Family Dumping Ashes Clogs Wabash Sewer Hole

A sewer on Wabash Street was clogged after a single family dumped ashes into a manhole. Local crews responded to clear the blockage and restore flow. No injuries reported.

Wabash

Professor Grimm to Sing at Presbyterian Church

Prof. B. G. Grimm of Ann Arbor Michigan will sing at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. He and Mrs Grimm are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ma G Storer during the vacation.

Grimm B. G. Grimm Ann Arbor, Mich Presbyterian Church

Salestudy For Ready To Wear Department Announcement

An ad fragment notes a sales study for the ready to wear department with address reference and party affiliation. The text suggests a department store context and a location cue in the snippet.

Care Democrat

Entente to hand note on peace talks to Ambassador Sharp

Paris reports the entente will publish its full reply to the Dec 12 central powers note tonight. The long document calls for reparation restitution and assigns blame for the European catastrophe, echoing Lloyd George’s British House of Commons speech. President Wilson also sent a second note to explain the first.

Paris Central Powers Ambassador Sharp House of Commons David Lloyd-George

Wilson Note Clarifies Peace Talks Policy Secrecy

Secretary Lansing refused to discuss a Berlin report that President Wilson sent an explanatory note to the central powers and the entente, clarifying his first message. The president and State Department maintain a policy of secrecy on peace negotiations.

Washington State Lansing Berlin Wilson State Department

Joint Watch Night Service at St. Mark's and Epworth Leagues

The Epworth Leagues of First M E and St Mark's churches plan a joint watch night service Sunday at 9 pm. Public invited. Program includes Epworth Hour led by Mary Gingrich, social, song, address on Why Methodism by Rev Lemans, sermon by Rev Graham, special music, and Holy Communion.

St. Mark’s Epworth First M. E. Church St. Mark’s Church Epworth League Mary Gingrich Lemans Graham

Laporte Men Jailed After Mule Incident and Domestic Disturbance

Del Creager, 62, of Laporte is jailed after injuries from being kicked by a mule and being soaked with whiskey. Henry Hynek, 24, also of Laporte, was intoxicated and beat his wife. he is in jail.

del Creager Laporte Henry Hynek

Firefighters Stop Blaze After Train Carriage Parade

A Wabash railroad engineer halted his train after spotting Chuck Edwards home burning near Attica. Passengers formed a bucket brigade and successfully battled the flames with the firemen.

Chuck Edwards Attica

Mildred Fay Taken Ill In Elkhart Police Case

Information from Chicago says Mrs. Mildred Fay of Elkhart, a police matron, may recover. Her condition has been critical for several weeks and at one point it was believed she could not live 24 hours.

Chicago Mildred Fay Elkhart

Iroquois Theatre Fire Anniversary Note Chicago

Thirteenth anniversary marks the Iroquois theatre fire in Chicago where about 800 people died on December 30, 1903. The item also advertises real estate for sale or rent near the courthouse including 60 acres for poultry and fruit, with auction terms and local payments. contact A. C. Loomis in Goshen for farm equipment and related notices.

Iroquois Theatre Chicago Court House A. C. Loomis Goshen

Democrats Reorganize City Committees Across Indiana

Democratic state committee set January 6 as the date to reorganize city committees and elect city chairmen. In Goshen, current chair J. W. Replogle and treasurer Sol Dembufsky were noted. Nomination timing hinges on the Indiana General Assembly with primaries set for March 7 and the election planned for November 6.

Indianapolis Democratic State Committee Denison Hotel Democratic City ‘Central Committee Goshen J. W. Replogle Sol Dembufsky Indiana General Assembly Reams

Halbert Township Votes Dry In Marion County

Shoals Indiana December 30 special report Halbert township in Marion county voted dry by a majority of 30 with light overall turnout.

Obituary notices from Plymouth and Epworth Hospital

Dr J W Smith aged 61 died at his Plymouth home after two weeks illness aided by Dr Stephens and friends He refused hospital care Surviving one daughter his wife predeceased him William M Mathews 74 died at Epworth hospital from amputation injury after attempting to beat a freight train Bruce McAlpine born in Warsaw died in Tacks 35 years old Arve was a son ers

J. W. Smith Plymouth Stephens William M. Mathews Epworth Hospital Outh Bena Sseena Bruce McAlpine Warsaw Tacks Arve

Attendance contest ends with near tie between Goshen and Kendallville Sunday schools

The Goshen and Kendallville First Methodist Sunday schools raced to the end of a four month attendance contest. Kendallville leads by two with 6,277 to Goshen's 6,275 as the final day approached. Tomorrow features split sessions and a goal to keep the silk flag in Kendallville with a full program of musical numbers and a Bible lesson.

Goshen Kendallville Goshenites Johnson John Widner Earth Heaven Gounod Jesus Geo. D. Mevin Miss Gardner Mr. Woolpert R. L. Semans Rve Maria Thair Massanet Berniece Gardner Dwight Yoder

1916 Death List Interments at Oak Ridge Cemetery

The January to December death list shows interred individuals at Oak Ridge cemetery with dates and ages, including Dewey, Miller Rutan, Hannahretta Poyser, Margaret Albright, Mary Landaw, Clara Coates, Blanche Berryman, Esther Grise, and many more, spanning February through December with ages from infants to 92. Names cover numerous families and include James Bowen, Lucinda Wolverton, Henry Dangler, Emma Tweedy, George Ecklebarger, and Julia Gross among others. The long roll reflects a community record of funerals for residents across months in 1916.

Oak Ridge Ihrie Dewey Miller M. Rutan Cecil Everding John C. Maywall Minnie Meyers P. H. Heller C. M. Marsh Hannahretta Poyser Margaret E. Albright Catherine F. Richmond Mary Landaw David Hodges J. Vernon Ecklebarger Katherine Atta Harriette Rowell James I. Bowen Louisa Shoup Lucinda M. Wolverton D. K. Greenwood M. J. Neff Isabelle M. McCutcheon Mary A. Books John W. Bartlemay Henry B. Dangler Abbie Shea Frank E. Seewald Emma Tweedy Harry C. Mack Maria Greenwood C. F. Slate Rose Gillespie George Ecklebarger Andrew L. Kyle James M. L. Gowing Letitia: Hawks Ida Maude Baker Dorothy Breiding

Sarah B Cohen Joins New York Life Agency in Goshen

Miss Sarah B Cohen announces she now represents the New York Life Insurance Co in Goshen and vicinity. She will continue to sell health accident automobile fire and workers compensation insurance. Office 124 W Lincoln Avenue Phone 1172.

Sarah B. Cohen New York Life Insurance Co Goshen and Lincoln Avenue

Goshen Milling Co Pays 70 Cents a Bushel for Wheat

The Goshen Milling Co today paid 70 cents per bushel for wheat, marking a local market price update for farmers and merchants in the region.

Goshen Milling Co

Verses Fifty Years Ago Recap Of Local News

Heavy snow fell as John Gebhardy announced Christmas Eve hours for his restaurant. Scottish notes say transient traders close out and John H. Baker plans a Dec 29 talk on mining and Mormons at the courthouse. A jail escape attempt by Francis and another prisoner failed. Rohrig's band to play Reliance No. 1 fire company ball. Gebhardy to cater. Park debate, skating rink idea. Christmas Eve supper at New England Kitchen in Hascall's hall hosted by Presbyterian ladies. Marriages in Goshen include Jesse Falkner and Sarah Michael. death of Benjamin Hoover in Elkhart township aged 88.

John Gebhardy John H. Baker Idaho Court House Francis Union Township Kerstetter Rohrig Reliance No. 1 Fire Company New England Hascall’s Hall Goshen Jesse Falkner Sarah Michael E. G. Chamberlain Elkhart Benjamin Hoover

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