Risque Evidence Offfered In Flagrant Coy Case
Jury retires with the Coy v Trump slander trial as Mrs Lily Coy accuses Jerry Trump in a $10,000 case. Witnesses testily recount Lewd insinuations and lower court discourse while Judge Ferrall presides and public interest surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Coy
Jerry Trump
Ferrall
Shea
George Lower
James S. Dodge
Lou W. Vail
Lower
Mrs. Coy
Miss Nichols
Mr. Trump
Elkhart High School Holds January Graduation
The first January graduation exercises at Bucklen Opera House honored twelve graduates in gowns and caps rather than formal gowns. Elkhart plans two annual commencements due to large class sizes, with one in January and another in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart High School
Bucklen Opera House
Elkhart
Fire Threat Pushes Benner and Bowser Homes to the Brink
During a late fire at Syracuse Mrs. James Benner watched flames leap the alley toward Dr. Bowser’s house. She sprang into the street and prayed fervently for Bowser’s home to be saved as winds shifted, the Bowser property was spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
James Benner
Dr. Bowser
Federal Labor Union Meeting At Council Chamber
A large attendance filled the council chamber last evening for a Federal Labor Union meeting. The charter has not arrived but is expected soon. It is likely the Modern Woodmex hall will be rented for regular union meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Labor Union
Council Chamber
Woodmex
Mother's Death, Pastor McKee Ill, No Funeral Tomorrow
The mother of Reverend A H McKee died in Alexandria last Thursday and Rev McKee is very ill but has returned home. There will be no service at the Fifth Avenue church tomorrow morning. Reverend D A Kuhn will preach at 7 PM in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McKee
Alexandria
McKee
Fifth Avenue Church
D. A. Kuhn
North Main Street
Presbyterian Church
Holy Communion
M. BE
Jordan
First
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. C. Anda
Luther League
First Reformed Church
H. Nevin Kerat
Hamilton
Ohio
Fraudulent hunting permit scam hits farmers in the north
Farmers in the northern region report young men obtaining signatures on hunting permits only to convert them into promissory notes. Local authorities investigate the scheme as victims seek restitution and warnings go out to other residents.
Town Clock Runs Down Causing Alarm in Local Area
Dr W A Whippy fell ill with lung congestion last evening and Dr W H Thomas attended. Orange Richart former Goshen resident of Syracuse lost his voice last week. Town clock stopped at 3 20 pm and continuous striking alarmed residents. Minor fire damage reported at Andrew Young home on Chicago Avenue. Justice J E McEntaffer admitted to the bar yesterday. Albright reports grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Richart
Syracuse
Goshen
Andrew Young
Chicago Avenue
Fire Devastates Roams Business District in Wabash County
A fierce blaze during a January night destroyed the business section of Roams in Wabash county with the wind driving the flames. The loss is estimated at 75,000 dollars and telegraph communication was demolished prompting calls for aid from North Manchester and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walasy
Roams
Wabash County
Manchester
Peru
Forty-One Pupils Enter Goshen High School
Eighth grade promotion exercises were held in the Goshen public school as 41 pupils received diplomas. The program featured essays from Florence Berry Wilma Johnson Ruth Burkley and Lois Immel a piano solo by Ruby Abbott vocal by Miss Hessin and a reading by Delia Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Public
C. &. Cressler
Trinity Luthberan Church
Hessin
Florence Berry
Jesse Rummel
Patrick Henry
Wilma Johnson
Ruth Burkley
Bregenz
Lois Immel
Ruby Abbott
Ellis Abbott
Edythe Alabach
Edythe Bigler
Leda Curtis
Bernice Hutchinson
Bernice Keipp
Rebecca Lott
Zallab Myer
George Morrice
Roy Minnich
Harry Ryland
Commodore Saltzberry
Ray Swartz
Luluwitchel
Orbie Troup
Orpha Rust
Rogers' Annual Banquet Marks 19th Rogers Goshen Band Anniversary
Rogers' Goshen Band celebrated its 19th anniversary with a well attended banquet in the band hall. Toastmaster Charles E. Rogers reviewed the group’s history, Mons. E A LeFevre spoke on musical organizations, and numerous band members and guests attended. The director announced an excursion to Benton Harbor and a floating theatre project, with early 190 season engagements including DeFuniak Springs Florida and Coontauqua New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers’ Goshen
Louis B. Noble
Chas. E. Rogers
Rogers’ Goshen Bard
P. D. Harding
W. H. Miller
J. M. Noble
E A. LeFevre
Ekhart
Mons. LeFevre
Gilmore
W. H. Ragan
G. V Roacoe
E C. Wilson
Ira Bonner
Lee Warren
Rogers
Big Four Railway Company
Benton Harbor
Graham & Morton Transportation Company
DeFuniak Springs
Florida
Coautauqua
N.Y
Association Seeks Site for Carnegie Library in Goshen
Goshen Library Association seeks a site for a library building funded by a $15,000 Andrew Carnegie gift. If no suitable location is offered, funds will fund a purchase by subscription. Interest from local elites supports the project as officials weigh sites like the Kindig lot and Fifth street property, aiming for fire safe quiet light and future expansion to over 4,000 volumes with high school consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Laura A. Kindig
Fifth Street
The
State Bank
Messick
Daniel Myers to Wed Myrtle LeFever at Wakarusa
Daniel K. Myers plans marriage to Myrtle LeFever in Wakarusa this Sunday. They will reside at Twin Branches east of Mishawaka. Brethren church ladies met at the pastor's home and formed a working group with G W Bench as president J A Riley secretary and Wm Wagoner treasurer, each receiving a life necessities gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel K. Myers
Mishawaka
Wakarusa
Myrtle LeFever
Mrs. Myers
Twin Branches
Ladies of the Brethren Church
G. W. Bench
J. A. Riley
Wm. Wagoner
Four Miller Children In Fire Fatal Scene Near Middlebury
Eyewitnesses describe yesterday morning’s blaze at Benjamin Miller’s home near Pashao northeast of Middlebury as horrifying. Four children hid in an upstairs corner as the house collapsed. Mrs. Misier is gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Miller
Pashao
Middlebury
Construction worker injured at Osceola power house
Chas. J. Shultz, a member of the Indiana Electric Railway construction gang, was struck in the left eye by a scale while raising flues on the Osceola power house roof. The eye ball was badly scratched and he suffered excruciating pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Shultz
Indiana Electric Railway
Chureday
Osceola
Pheasants to be furnished at six dollars per pair for local habitat plan
A petition circulated by Bert Smith seeks funds from hunters and sportsmen to stock this locality with Chinese pheasants. Amesbury Massachusetts game preserve confirms birds will be supplied at six dollars per pair. Maurice Berkey returns home after bilious fever. Hon. B Bell of Fort Wayne gravely ill. Look out for crowds at the opera house as Grace Hayward Company presents Life and Sapho tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Bert Smith
Sporsmen
Amesbury
Mass
Laken
Grace Hayward
Ittholrwin
Maurice Berkey
Geo. G. Kapp
Harrison Township
Widow Catharine Stiver Dies After Heart Trouble
Mrs. Catharine Stiver aged 53 widow of Joseph Stiver died at her Benton area home at 2 o'clock this morning after two years of heart trouble. Her death followed her husband’s fatal heart attack last May. Survived by her mother Mrs. Wm Culp and three children Hershey Stiver Alice Stiver and Mrs. Edward Stroup, funeral plans not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiver
Wm Culp
Hershey
Alice Stlver
Edward Stroup
Local Suits and Crime Highlight Hoosier Notes
The report lists civil actions and incidents across Indiana. William Kusa seeks $50,000 from Henry Benefer. S. P. Kaler completes a Whiter county political history. Howard circuit court adjourns due to grip with 600 cases treated at Kokomo. Mennonite board receives $1,000 from Andrew Kauffman's estate, plus prior gifts. Lew Kirby from Al W. Martin’s company is pursued by two claiming him as husband. William Comfort locates his kidnapped son in Willvale after ten years, seeking reunification. Rev. Joseph J. Dillon faces a $600 bond on a charge from Miss Ethel Thompson, amid past ministry expulsion.
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I. Lb. Wolfe
Wm. Gross
Edward E. Drake
John Snobarger
Joseph A. Beane
Black
Reading
A. J. Hoover
Wolfe
Hoover
Mennonite Evangelizing and Benevolent Board of
Kendallville
Kirby
Wife No
Benton Harbor
Wife
William Comfort
Oakland County
Michigan
Willvale
LaPorte County
Comfort
Indiana
Joseph J. Dillon
Wabash
Ethel Thompson
California
Thompson
Fields
Marion
Dillon
Wabash County
Mysterious Chicago package delivers cheap collar and cuff buttons
Citizens report receiving a package from the Crip ples Concern in Chicago. Inside are two sets of collar and cuff buttons worth about a cent each. A circular asks for 25 cents in return. Local returns may be light due to prior efforts by the Ten Girl Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Cripples Concern
Chicago
Ten Girl Club
St. Joe Leader Pledges Defense of Marriage Industry
Hon John Lane of St Joseph vows to champion the marriage mill in his first term. He will shield current Michigan marriage laws from ministers seeking to alter them, arguing the institution flourishes in St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lane
St. Joseph
Michigan
Green Bay
Sapho at the Auditorium Sparks Goshen Talk of Manufacturing
Goshen buzzes over proposals to lure manufacturing firms, while Sapho nears its debut at the auditorium. South Bend papers call the play top tier and the Hayward company promises refined staging with Grace Hayward’s gowns drawing attention. Vaudeville between acts features a boy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Grace Hayward
Hawke Hardware ad offers money back on can opener
Chris touts a new and extraordinarily valuable can opener inviting purchase with a money back guarantee if not the best ever used. Hawke Hardware Co. promotes the item while the Fifth Avenue M. B. Church plans a social in the church parlors next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
The
Hawke Hardware Co
Fifth Avenue M. B. Church
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Hubbell
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Jefferson Township
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Hattie
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Whippy Iil
W. A. Whippy
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J. E. McEntaffer
Bu Albright
Goshen High School
Pepples
Eisenheiss
Daniel Peoples
Benton
FP. &. Lakins
J. Pohl
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Lakins
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Freman
Musical Organization
Mons. E. A. LeFevre
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Twentieth Century Publishing Co
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Interurban
Opera House
Fred Fredeke
Marvin Kubos
Fred
Marvin
Hon. B. ©. Bell
Fort Wayne
Mortuary Record
Brethren Church
G. W. Rench
Ulery Block
Christian Science Services
Main Street
Alvin Joslin
Atlantic
Pacific
the Irwin
David Luce
Waterloo
Toledo
Wm. Kusa
LaPorte
Henry Benefer
Cook County
S. P. Kaler
Columbia City
Howard
Kokomo
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