Arnold Estate Will Contest Settled In Court
The Arnold will contest was settled by stipulations in court with Judge Dodge. The codicil revocation restores the original will, and $400 judgments against certain heirs adjust the shares. The four John Arnold children receive $800 extra while nursing costs and other estate expenses are charged to the executor. About 50 witnesses were subpoenaed for the trial that was to last one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Mary Jane
Charles H. Davisson
Jacob Franklin Arnold
Mary Jane Druckamiller
John Arnold
Sarah Elizabeth
Senora
Catherine
Seneca
John A
Hannah Arnold
Harvey Druckatiller
Goshen
Baugo Smallpox Scare Grows Cautiously Update
The Baugo township smallpox scare shows little change as Howard Ensburg improves and sits up. Three families remain quarantined with more to follow next Wednesday, when exposed individuals become dangerous. Quarantined persons will stay home for sixteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugo
Baugo Township
Howard Ensburg
Mr. Ensburg
Not Guilty Verdict in Leesburg Chair Incident Case
The Warsaw jury returned a not guilty verdict in the damage case between Gertrude Wilkinson and Paul Bryer. The plaintiff alleged permanent injury from an October 25, 1907 incident in Leesburg when the defendant pulled a chair from under her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Leesburg
Sick List Shows Hess Released After Street Car Crash
H B Hess, injured in a street car accident about a month ago, is able to be out again. The note records his recovery and indicates he may be returning to normal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hess
Infant left on doorstep at Mishawaka home
An infant was found abandoned on the doorstep of Clarence Upham’s residence in Mishawaka. The case involves delivery services linked to Country Wood and a person named D. M. Bechtel. Police were notified and investigations commenced to determine guardianship and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Upham
Mishawaka
D.M. Bechtel
Baseball Sunday ban debate opens in Indiana House
Indianapolis special report notes a repeal bill to remove the law prohibiting Sunday paid baseball opens in the Indiana House with Capt. Thomas Broiley from Jennings and Scott counties pitching the measure. The issue, long fought since 1903, delays the American Association schedule as the bill moves through the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thomas Broiley
North Vernon
Jennings
Scott Counties
W. H. O'Brien
Dearborn County
Railway unions pledge active support in legislature
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen the order of Railway Conductors and other railroad unions will be active throughout the current legislative session. They will push measures for the welfare of the traveling public and railway employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locmotive
Order of Railway Conductors
Election Frauds Inquiry Announced by Democratic Leader
Democratic state chairman A. B. Jackson announced that transcripts of evidence alleging election frauds will be submitted to the legislature this week to contest the election of Republican state officers. Jackson, in the city briefly, will travel to Indianapolis for an indefinite stay and will personally oversee the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
A. 8. Jackson
Jackson
Miss Georgia Myers Hosts Society Gathering in Elkhart
Miss Georgia Myers entertained friends at her parents home on Edwardsburg Ave Elkhart Sunday afternoon and evening. Guests included Ira Detweler Clarence Kindle Russell Vanness Ralph Cripe Hollie Hill Pierce Cole Herman Roscoe Orb Myers Van Myers Harold Stabaugh Gordon Warsler Anna Jamison Mary Rose Sophia Kurtz Gertrude Berry Grace Simons Ethel Berlin Hina Van Ness Madge Miller Lulu Doering Grace Ruple and Clemines Ogle. After a six oclock lunch the group attended church and returned on the 103 car. The occasion was well attended and enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Myers
H. R. Myers
Edwardsburg Ave
Elkhart
Messrs
Ira Detweler
Clarence Kndle
Russel Vanness
Ralph Cripe
Holie Hill
Pierce Cole
Herman Roscoe
Orb Myers
van Myers
Harold Stabaugh
Gordon Warsler
Anna Jamison
Mary, Rose
Sophia Kurtz
Gertrude Berry
Grace Simons
Ethel Berlin
Hdna van Ness
Madge Miller
Lulu Doering
Grace Ruple
Clemines Ogle
New Paris Mutual Telephone selects directors
At its annual meeting on Saturday the New Paris Mutual Telephone Co. elected Elmer Whitehead Jas Peters Orville Neff Milton Weaver Charles Arnold Noah Dausman and W W Mills as directors for the ensuing year confirming the board lineup and continuing community telephone service leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris Telephone
New Paris Mutual Telephone Co
Elmer Whitehead
Jas. Peters
Orville Neff
Milton Weaver
Charles Arnold
Noah Dausman
W. W. Mills
Cutting Ice Thaws And Threatens Bountiful Harvest
A large force of men is cutting ice at the dam and the harvest promises well with continued favorable weather. Ice at the Hinderer houses measures nine inches thick and is exceptionally clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinderer
Dunlaps Mutual Telephon Union Names New Officers
New officers installed at Dunlaps Mutual Telephon Union include President Harvey Miller Secretary W J Bensecker and Treasurer B F Priser. Their appointments set leadership for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlaps Mutual Telephon Union
Harvey Miller
Sec'y
B. F. Priser
Henry Kruiz Wins Silver Cup at Poultry Show
Henry Kruiz received a silver cup at the poultry show. The event, held in de fiance, drew notable attention to Mr. Kurtz's exhibits and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kruiz
Births Reported for James McBee Family at Mercer Avenue
A son was born Saturday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. James McBee of 205 Mercer Avenue. The birth adds a new member to the local family and reflects a joyful home event in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
William McBee
Mercer
Avenue
Daughter born to Mrs Rey Tomlinson of Millersburg
A daughter was born yesterday to the wife of Rey Tomlinson of Millersburg. Local family announces the birth, noting the new addition to the household and naming the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. Tomlinson
Millersburg
Dausman Named Special Prosecutor Before Grand Jury
E A Dausman was appointed by court order Saturday as special prosecutor to go before the grand jury and conduct an injury. The grand jury asked for more time and another session is set for Wednesday. Since December term began five weeks ago the jury has worked off and on with no sensational developments. The final week of the present term ends with next Saturday’s adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
E. A. Dausman
Dausman
Circuit Court
Amended Complaint Filed in Juday Divorce Case
Court news reports an amended divorce complaint in Maud A. Juday v Earl R. Juday. Dr W F Hani was declared insane on petition by Orville C Puterbaugh of Elkhart, with Puterbaugh named guardian and bond set at 800. Hani’s estate totals 25 in personal property plus a 12 per month pension. he remains at Longcliff asylum. Marriage licenses list Ralph J McKinley Goshen 33 with Ida Clement Waterloo 37 and August F Rupoldt Goshen 22 with Edna May Starner Goshen 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud A. Juday
Earl R. Juday
W. F. Hani
Orville C. Puterbaugh
Elkhart
City
Puterbaugh
Concord Township
Hani
Longcliff Asylum
Ralph J. McKinley
Goshen
Ida Clement
Waterloo
August F. Rupoldt Goshen
Edna May Starner
Ida Jane Huff dies after illness in Elkhart
Mortuary notice for Ida Jane Huff aged 50 formerly of Ligonier and Kalamazoo Michigan. She died Saturday night after a complication of ailments. Survived by husband Reuben Huff a son a daughter a brother and a sister. Remains to be interred at Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Ida Jane Huff
Ligonier
Elkhart
Kalamazoo
Mich
Reuben Huff
Kendallville
Just Missed Death on Pennsylvania Track Near Pierceton
A man thought to be from Warsaw, intoxicated and helpless, was found lying on the Pennsylvania railroad right of way near Pierceton after asking a telegraph operator for shelter. Refusing to give his name, he lay between the main track and siding, narrowly missing injury as trains passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Pennsylvania
Pierceton
Merritt Miner
Tragedy on Delta Tracks Claim Life of Local Youth
Passenger train No. 2 east bound struck Ray Garnard at Delta Ohio killing him instantly. Reports say the son of the local ticket agent attempted to cross the tracks and fell before the moving train. Witnesses were terror stricken and news to his father was hard to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Ray Garnard
Delta
Devil Company Arrives in Goshen for The Devil Show
Henry W. Savage's The Devil company reached the city at noon over the Big Four and will perform tonight at the Jefferson stage. Goshen awaits its first local viewing of the production which has become a New York rage. Mr. W. L. Abingdon and principal members are registered at the Hascall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Jefferson Stage
New York
Goshen
Wabash College Glee Club to Sing at Jefferson
Rev E A Vannys H H Gortner and Thos A Davis arrange for the Wabash College Glee Club of 26 singers to give a concert in Goshen at the Jefferson on Tuesday night April 6. The event promises a lively program and local attendance is expected.
Leaves to Become Guard at Michigan City Prison
Oliver Greenwood left today for Michigan City prison where he will begin work as a guard. Greenwood plans to move his family to Michigan City in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Greenwood
Michigan City Prison
Michigan City
Couple to wed after divorce in Elkhart court
Ralph J. McKinley, who on January 9 was divorced from Martha E. McKinley in Elkhart Circuit Court, Saturday procured a license to wed Ida Clement of Waterloo, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ‘J. McKinley
Martha E. McKinley
Elkhart
Clement -of -Waterloo
Ind
Fire Alarm Placed On Court House Tower Today
A fire alarm was installed on the court house tower today and will sound thereafter to warn of fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alam
Prize Shorthorn cow lost at county fair reported
Harman Prough of Fish Lake lost a valuable Shorthorn cow that had been one of his prize winners at the county fair. Glenn Gordy has been employed as reporter on the Syracuse Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Prough
Fish Lake
Glenn
Gordy
Syracuse’ Journal
Dramatic House Scene Over Roosevelt Portrayal
New York Representative Willett sparked a morning uproar in the House as he attacked the president during a speech on “The Passing of Roosevelt.” A 126 to 78 vote to have him sit ended his fiery remarks, labels included tyrant, imitation king, and bogus hero drew sharp admonition and reflected mounting congressional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Willett
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Beane Hails Shively Victory as Senator Pick
P M Henk el from Clinton Iowa writes praising Shively as the ideal successor to past leaders Hannegan Hendricks and Turpie. He delivers high praise for Shively’s past public service and confidence in his ability to meet high expectations. The letter dates January 15, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Beane
Mr. Shively
Hannegan
Hendricks
Turpie
P. M. Henkel
Cliniton, Ta
Lucy Terrell to Remarry
Lucy Terrell Wolfe plans a remarriage following the murder of her first husband Melvin Wolfe by her father John Terrell. The suitor is an older bachelor who recently moved from near her home to the western part of the state. The wedding will occur once the murder charge against her father is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Terrell
Lucy Terrell Wolfe
Melvin Wolfe
John Terrell
Bluffton
Chicago marriage links for local divorce case loser
Word from Chicago reports Mrs. Martha McKinley, formerly defendant in the local divorce suit granted January, married last Thursday to M. C. Dunlap in Chicago and to reside there. Mrs. McKinley Dunlap is the daughter of E. Neff of 202 Queen Street North Side. Mr. McKinley meanwhile obtained a license to marry Ida Clement of Waterloo Indiana on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martha McKinley
M.C. Dunlap
MccKinley-Dunlap
E. Neff
Queen Street
North Side
McKinley
Ida Clement
Waterloo
Ind
Barnhart Defends Shively In Senatorial Caucus Statement
Congressman Barnhart issued a Washington statement defending B F Shively after his selection as senator. He notes Shively was a candidate for the senate when Kern pursued the vice presidency and defends Shively’s qualifications amid the caucus controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhart
Indianapolis Star Today
Washington
B. F. Shively
Shively
Senate
Kern
North Dakota Finds Record Cold Say 40 Below
Mrs J S Cripe of Crescent Street received a letter from her sister Mrs Frank Bisenour of Ryder North Dakota reporting that the thermometer stood 40 below zero at their location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
J. 8S. Cripe
Crescent- Streat
Frank Bisenour
Ryder, N. D
Warsaw High Girls Lose Season Opener
Warsaw High School girls basketball opened the season with a 15 to 6 loss at home as Columbia City High girls claimed the victory Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw High School
Columbia City High Girls
Marriage License Issued in St. Joseph Michigan
A marriage license was issued at St. Joseph Michigan to Daniel Tipmore of this city and Anna Barber of Ste. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mich
Daniel Tipmore
Anna - Be
Ste. Joseph
Bryan on Shively South Bend Man Elected Senator
Nebraskan says he rejoices in the election of South Bend man Senator elect Benjamin F. Shively faces a demanding task of replying to thousands of letters and messages since his nomination. Williams Jennings Bryan, a longtime friend, telegrammed that Shively will stand with the best men in the United States Senate and that no one rejoices more than he.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Benjamin F. Shively
United States
Indianapolis
Williams Jennings Bryan
Mr. Shively
House of Representatives
Washington
Shively
Dennison
United States Senate
Dirk Attack Leads to Arrest of Henry Finch in South Bend
Henry Finch, intoxicated and erratic, was arrested on charges of attempting to kill Policeman Lemuel Essex as Essex tried to place him under arrest. Finch drew a dirk and made three stabbing attempts. Drayman William Beach aided Essex, subduing Finch and seizing the weapon after Finch also tried to stab Melvin Asper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk
Henry Finch
South Bend
Lemuel Essex
Finch
Essex
William Beach
Melvin Asper
Will Build Depot at Gary for $250,000 Union Depot
Bids were received by the directors of the B and O road for a $250,000 union depot at Gary. The Lake Shore and the B and O will have M A Long of Baltimore as architect. Thirty contractors submitted bids. The depot will be erected in spring and described as one of the finest in Northern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
B. & O. Road
Lake Shore
M. A. Long
Baltimore
Indiana
Hoyt Found Not Guilty In South Bend Court
W. B. Hoyt, late manager of The Midnight Bell, was acquitted in the police court after being jailed in South Bend for over a month on charges of embezzling $25 from Eva Clayton the Widow Gray in the cast. Clayton claimed the money was for her costume. Hoyt called South Bend his Jonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
South Bend
W. B. Hoyt
Midnight Bell” Theatrical Company
Huntington
Eva Clayton
Gray
Jonah
Pastor Zigler to Lead Grace Lutheran at Columbia City
Rev W D Zigler of Lagrange accepts call to become pastor of Grace Lutheran church in Columbia City now vacant after Rev F M Porch D D resigned to go to Columbus O Grace church is the leading church in Columbia City with about 400 members and a $30000 building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
W. D. Zigler
Lagrange
Grace Lutheran Church
F. M. Porch
D. D
Columbus
O. Grace Church
Clumbia City
Basement Nearly Finished At County Court House
The W. P. Nelson company of Chicago and Leidner and Hascall of Goshen have nearly finished painting the rebuilt county court house basement. Workmen remain in corridors and the county treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Nelson Company
Chicago
Leidner & Hascall
Goshen
Court House
Lacy Livery Moves to New West Washington Site
The E. R. Lacy livery stable is today moved to a new building on West Washington street erected by W. W. Hatch. S. F. Spohn began razing the old Coliseum structure this morning and expects completion within a week.
Local names listed in fractured notice fragment
A partial OCR fragment lists several individuals possibly connected to a notice: Chas Chambers, Fred W. Berth, Harry Brenton, E P Fields, John Kugler, Stella Miller, Mrs James Osborne, J Pennington, Daniel E Reed, Irvin Routsohs, Mrs Pat Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. ‘Chambers
Fred W. Berth
Harry’ Brenton
E.P. Fields
John Kugler
Stella Miller
James Osborne
J. Pennington
Daniel E. Reed
Irvin Routsohys
Pat Summers
Council Meeting Tonight in Regular Session
The common council schedules a regular session with no major items on the calendar. Officials will convene to discuss routine matters and hear citizen remarks as previously planned.
Brooks Lumber and Coal Firm Adverts Fuel Sale
L. J. Brooks at 111 E Lincoln Avenue offers mill wood country wood and coal options including hard and soft coal. Contact via both phones for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brooks
Lincoln Avenue
Presbyterian church Ladies Aid meeting announced
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs M K Kreider. All ladies of the church are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
M. “K. Kreider
Numerous Local Deaths and Community Notes
Waterloo man John Fretz dies of paralysis while De Kalb farmer William Pence also passes away after a brief illness. Angolan widow Margaret Wilsey dies suddenly after a hearty meal. Logansport Odd Fellows lodge rededicated. St Joe Knights plan a lodge building. Auburn handle factory resumes after suspension. Huntington doctor Dr. H H Shaver, age 80, marked his anniversary with a six mile drive. Vaudeville acts at Logansport benefit Long Cliff asylum patients. A fragile newborn near Wabash with severe limb loss described as healthy otherwise. Dr J H Holcomb faces perjury charge. North Carolina capture sought. State school fund apportionment lists county allocations. France-born Frank Regisser once drew a pension tied to Price Napoleon’s birthday. Kokomo’s James H Weed, 73, dies, noted for celibacy and voting. A Decatur divorce case reveals domestic entanglements across Michigan and ongoing remarriage, with consequences for legitimacy of subsequent marriage to Frank Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fretz
Waterloo
Knights of Pythias
St. Joe
Auburn
Margaret Wilsey
Angola
Odd Flelows
Logansport
William Pence
DeKalb County
H. H. Shaver
Huntington
Longclff Asylum
Huffman
Moses Sweezey
Wabash
J. H. Holcomb
Wells County
North Carolina
Lagrange County
Kosciusko
Noble
Steuben
Whitley
Frank Regisser
Steuben County
France
Price Napoleon
James H. Weed
Kokomo
Weed
Rush County
Howard County
Taft
Frank Richards
Decatur
Michigan
J. Risen
Jim
Risen
Richards
Richard
Wih Richards
Funeral of Mrs Walters Held at Berkey Church
The remains of Mrs Adaline Walters who died Friday in Michigan will arrive at 11 41 a m tomorrow and the funeral will be held at the Berkey church in Clinton township at 230 p m Rev I L Berkey officiating Interment will be made at Union Chapel cemetery instead of Oak Ridge as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Walters
Michigan
Berkey
Clinton Township
I. L. Berkey
Union Chapel
Oak Ridge
Gresso Announces Finest Sole Stitcher Installed
Geo W Gresso declares the finest sole stitcher in the shoemaking trade is now installed and ready to handle customers work with expertise. He invites patrons to bring in repairs and new shoe projects for quality finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Gresso
Haglind Sues Haglind to Partition Real Estate
Anna M Haglind has filed suit against John L Haglind seeking partition of jointly owned real estate. The action names the parties and requests court intervention to divide the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna. M. Haglind
John L. Haglind
For Sale Six Room House with Easy Payments
Six room house offered by Kauffman and Davis for sale. Full lot, convenient location, priced at $550. Terms include easy payments to suit buyer needs.
South Bend Man Jailed After Revolver Display
Henry Finch wildly flourished a revolver on the streets of South Bend and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Finch
South Bend
Tri Kappa Tea Saturday at Bernice Elliott Home
A Tri Kappa gathering was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Bernice Elliott. Guests, plans for charity activities, and club duties were discussed in a brief, sociable meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Tri- Kappa
Af‘ternoon
Miss
Bernice Elliott
Twenty Five Years Ago Items From the Democrat of 1883
The Goshen Milling Co. sold 38 pounds of flour per bushel of wheat. Goshen plans electric lights with a local company and stock subscribed. Protracted winter meetings are expected in several churches. A pair of horses belonging to Levi Arnold of New Paris ran away and jumped the town iron fence. Benj. Powell died after long illness, funeral under G. A. R. auspices. Lincoln H. Beyerle bought the Pierceton Independent and will run it. best wishes noted. Chauncey Hascall, 72, likely to live 20 more years, cited as proof virtue rewards. Local social visit to Henry Bementderfer’s Jefferson township residence. Mrs. A. A. Norton died aged 80. survived by husband and son William H. Norton, editor of the Elkhart Sentinel. Funeral Sunday at Methodist church preached by Rev. H. J. Norris. Berkey Brothers, Valentine and Peter, visited. Valentine a pioneer in local gravel roads. sample road west of Goshen may spur wider road-building next year. Elkhart Journal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Goshen Milling Co
Goshen
Levi Arnold
New Paris
Court Park
Benj. Powell
Lincoln H. Beyerle
Pierceton Independent
Fos * Ter Bros
Beyerle
Chauncey
Hascall
Henry Be
Menderfer
Jefferson Township
Methodist Church
H. J. Norris
Personal notes from Elkhart and surrounding towns
A stream of visitors and residents traveling between Elkhart and nearby areas is reported. Names include Samuel Cornelius Elk hart J E Newell Bristol Mrs George Hay Teetkhart and others visiting relatives in South Bend Fort Wayne Chicago New Paris Peru and Biloxi Mississippi with several return trips and temporary stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Putt
South Bend
J. E. Newell
Bristol
George Hay
Teetkhart
R. Vanderveer
Milford
J. F. Poyser
Fort Wayne
J. L. Ottman
Eau Claire
Mich
A. S. Menaugh
Roanoke
George Gardner
Meniser Whitehead
New Paris
W. H. Austin
Frank Evans
Chicago
George W. Ellis
Francis BE. Bade
John Egbert
W. T. B. Larimer
Milton B. Larimer
BE. C. McKinnis
Seeling, Okla
Frank Shoup
Elkhart
Jack Burt
Frank Burt
Silver Lake
Milo Good
Harrison Township
Purdue University
Corn ‘School
Minnie Rogers
Edwardsburg
Frances Stutz
John Walmer
Middlebury
Township
Walmer
J. J. Burns
Huron
Claude, Reed
Biloxk
Miss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court News
Mortuary Record
Bryan
T. AyDayls
Valentine
Peter
Valentine Berkey
Elkhart Journal
Samuel Cornelius
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