Glenn Kyle Dead From Injuries After Silo Scaffold Fall
Glenn Kyle 29 died in Goshen hospital after a scaffold collapse at Harry C. Greene farm west of Goshen. He suffered a brain concussion a broken arm and a broken hip from a 20 foot fall while aiding his father and a co worker to place a rear on a Creeme silo. Kyle leaves a wife Mabel Shuman and a daughter Adra, with parents and several siblings. Local factory worker and son of George Kyle, he was employed as a finisher at Bata Furniture Co. before helping his father. Survived by wife child parents four brothers and seven sisters. The body taken to his home on Chicago avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Kale
Chienzo Avenue
West Side
Bata Furniture Co
Goshen Hospital
Thurey
Greene
Goshen
Kyle
Bee
Cheorge Kyle
Jus Wilden Avenue
North Side
Creeme
Abe
Lye BE
Ash
Iui
Gieshen
Gan Gwittens
Eleer Kyle
Glenn Kyle
Mir
Greorse Kyle
Mabel Shuman
Prank Shuman
Chicago Avenue
Adra
Delmar
Loundie
Flay Kyle
Warne Kyle
Fort Wayne
Hay Work Accident Injures Henry H. Doll at Wawasee
Henry H. Doll was badly hurt while aiding a mate at Lake Wawasee. While handling a hay fork on a large hay load, the rope broke and he was thrown onto the barn floor, knocked unconscious before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Doll
Wawasee
Harry Worthis
Lake Wawasee
Mr. Doll
Blodgett Reports On Local Judiciary And Talbot Petition
William H. Blodgett, staff correspondent, filed two special articles for the Indianapolis News. One covers the Elkhart township judiciary and Goshen city police department. The other concerns the petition of John W. Talbot, a South Bend disbarred lawyer seeking reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Indianapolis
Wiliam H. Blodgett
Elkhart Township
Goshen City
John W. Talbot
South Bend
Lost Suit Case From Toledo Traveler
Karl Weissenberger of Toledo traveling from Toledo to San Francisco in an automobile lost a suitcase between Goshen and Elkhart containing two men s and one woman s suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Weissenberger
Toledo
San Francisco
Goshen and
Elkhart
Fisher bitten by a rattlesnake near Warsaw
Howard Goshert son of Jasper Goshert of Kosciusko county was bitten by a rattlesnake while fishing six miles north of Warsaw. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Howard Goshert
Jasper Goshert
Kosciusko County
Cass County to Revive Fair in Michigan
The notice states Cass County Michigan will revive its fair. Included is an offer to rent and clean a barn for automobile use. Property or facility details are limited but indicate a public event revival with preparatory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Michigan
Minors Steel Plant Plans Expanded Capacity
Chicago July 1 Special report says the Minors Steel Company South Chicago plant will augment capacity after overhaul. Company offices describe it as periodic improvements with 10 extraordinary efforts planned. Currently five of eleven blast furnaces and one open hearth furnace are operating. Fewer than 4,000 men work part time. if repairs proceed, about 7,000 more would gain employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minors Steel Company
Back to Indiana in 1916 Celebrates Centennial Hope
A slogan Back to Tudiana in Waa is adopted by the Indiana Tristeri cul Commission for next year’s Centennial celebration. Present and past Indiana natives are urged to reconnect across distances from Athuitie to Tuactfie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudiana
Waa
Tudiana Tristericul Commission
Taft? Unclear. Local election candidate expected to seek re election
In July at Waseington a report states Thomas Taggart of Taeiatna plans to stand for re election as a member of the national democratic committee. The note mentions he will seek vitalization on grand jury indictments in Marieneau Usalianiupolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseington
Thomas Taggart
Taeiatna
National Democratic Committee
Taggart
Marieneau
Usalianiupolis
Kern Not Aspirant Indeana Roles
July 1 report notes Special video and United States Senator Kern discussing a possible appointment. Senator Shiveas endorses Ph C. Moon of Norweamo for the position, with Moon's eligibility questioned as the senator considers his view here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indeana
Kern
Shiveas
Ph. C. Moon
Nrokeamo
Pines
State pays off $400000 loan to two banks
In Panapolis on July 1 the state finance board comprising the governor treasurer and auditor paid off a $400,000 loan to Merchants National Bank and Indiana Trust Company, ending the indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panapolis
State Finance Board
Merccharnts National Bank
Indiana Trust
Cotdpany
Final Waterway Meeting in Chicago Proposed Canal Decision
Chicago hosts the final waterway meeting on July 1, 0 with expectations that decisive action will be taken on the proposed Erie Michigan canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Man Seeks Return to Prison After Failed Life
John Merj, a former convict with a three year sentence for robbery, walked into the South Bend Police Office requesting transfer back to Warden Fogarty. He cited inability to find work and threatening to return to crime. Police said he must serve his time but admitted a Whiting robbery years ago and will be turned over to Whiting authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merj
Michigan City
South Bend
Fogarty
Meri
Whiting
Ind
Funeral services for Mrs Cass in Ligonier church
Funeral services for Mrs Patrick J Cass, 68, were held at the Catholic church in Ligonier at 9 a m today. She was a widow, mother of ten, and sister of Patrick J Casey of South Bend who died at his home yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Cass
Ligonier
Patrick J. Casey
South Pend
Hand Injury at ILXDL Furniture Factory
Daniel Whitmer injured left hand by a rip saw at ILXDL Furniture factory. Three stitches taken to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Whitmer
ILXDL
Funeral for Isaiah Rummel Held at Brick Church
The funeral for Isaiah Rummel who died at Napparee Monday night was held today at the Brick church in Union township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Rummel
Napparee
Union Township
Davenport Miller Nuptials in Clinton Township
Miss Gertrude Davenport and Lawrence E. Miller of Los Angeles wed at the Davenport home in Clinton Township. Rev. Berkey presided before 75 guests as Miss Dover served as bridesmaid and Ray Davenport as best man. A three course dinner followed then the couple left for Winona Lake before moving to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Clinton Township
Gertrude Davenport
Lawrence E. Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
ST. S. Berkey
Miss Dover
Ray Davenport
Mer
Robert Davenport
Lek- Tuart County
George (. Berkey
Joudinatrt
Landen Berkey
Elkluart
Oscar Myers
Elihint
Josiah Miller
Wakarusat
Daniel Miller
Nappanee
Kinenit Garver
Oak Park
Chiesa
Blossers Park Offers Skating and Bathing Fun
At Blossers Park a tower skating area and box ball facilities invite visitors for bathing and springboard diving. A special Fourth of July celebration with food tents and live entertainment is planned, with vendors selling suits and deckers providing their own attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckers
Head Injured In Fire Off Mutamobile Incident
An injured man, Wilbur Ridenour, received a head wound after a mutamobile discharged a fire at Anthony Peght’s vehicle near bel ’s sarnee. He was dressed at Dar Snapps Alice, then taken to his sister Mrs Fetters’ home south of town for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tican Wilbur Ridenour Mats
Anthony Peght
Bel ’S
Sarnee
Dar
Snapps
Alice
Mrs. Fetters
Town
Indians Arrive in Go Shen for Hiawatha Advertisements
Fifty Indians traveling in a Winona interurban car arrived in Go Shen today to publicize performances of Hiawatha at Winona Lake. The troupe drew notable attention while entertaining a crowd at the court square's southeast corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Goshen
Winona Lake
Sermon Sparks Controversy at First Presbyterian Elwood
Rev R W Burton of the citys wealthiest church denounced women attending church card parties as unseemly and claimed none wore enough clothes for propriety during a special Elwood service. the sermon stirred a local uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Burton
First Presbyterian Church
Elwood
Guests of W. G. Fleugel at Felsenheim Winona Lake
W G Fleugel entertained numerous visitors at the Felsenheim in Winona Lake including Mrs Blam Thompson of Leesburg Mr and Mrs Lewis Leidner and Laura Leidner from Goshen Mr and Mrs Jacob Leidner and Ida Fleugel from Goshen Mrs Arthur Thompson of Leesburg and Mrs W F Shaffer of Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Fleugel
Felsenheim
Winona Lake
Blam Thompson
Leesburg
Lewis Leidner
Laura Leidner
Jacob Leidner
Ida Fleugel
Goshen
Arthur Thompson
W. F. Shaffer
Kendallville
Trustees elected at Presbyterian meeting three-year terms
At a congregational meeting held last night H. H. Sortner Harry M. Sanders and Haines Begbert were elected trustees of the Presbyterian church for a three year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Sortner
Harry M. Sanders
Haines Begbert
Mishawaka Assistant Accountant Resigns for Cleveland Move
W BR Cregier, after ten months as assistant accountant at Mishawaka Trust and Savings Co, has resigned and moved to Cleveland. He is the son of Charles Cregier, formerly of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Cregier
Mishawaka Trust & Savings Co
Cleveland
Charles Cregier
Goshen
Railway Mail Tests Finish After Year Long Weighings
Railway companies completed tests to measure annual mail volume. Mails weighed since February 18, covering ten percent of days in the year.
Chicago Marriage and Divorce Totals Hit Yearly Records
Chicago reports 33,897 marriages and 3,458 divorces in the year, reflecting a steady yet dramatic trend in civic life. Officials note shifts in social patterns and legal filings across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Building Assured for Kendallville Soon
Kendallville will receive a federal building in the near future as plans are assured. Itemized mentions include men’s white and Palm Beach oxford shoes priced from $1.95 to $4 by Noble & Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
White
Palm Beach
Noble & Miller
Favor Amalgamation of South Bend Athlet ic Club and Chamber
Directors of the Commercial Athletic Club of South Bend and the South Bend Chamber of Commerce voted in favor of merging the two organizations, signaling a united future for local business and sports interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Athletic Club of
South Bend
The
South Bend Chamber of Commerce
Indiana reports bumper wheat crop across the state
Reports indicate a large wheat harvest in all parts of Indiana with expectations of strong yields and ample supplies for markets. Farmers note favorable weather and growing conditions contributing to the bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Reorganization Completed at Indiana Inspection Bureau
Perkins Nelson H. Kyser of South Bend leads the completed reorganization of the Indiana Inspection Bureau. The shift consolidates leadership roles and outlines new oversight for state inspections across divisions.
Changes in Indiana Bureau of Inspection Industry Board Reorganizes
Philip Bongertz of Laporte among names noted as Indianapolis reports a complete reorganization of the former state bureau of inspection now the industrial board of Indiana. The board gains power to enforce the new workmen compensation law. Former deputies are reassigned or removed. several changes occur under the direction of the industrial board. Edgar A Perkins, director, states the deputies’ lineup and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indeanaopolis
State Bureau of Inspection
Industrial Board of Indiana
Trereed
Industrial Board
Antone Ther
Denree
Last Princess Bo Peep Operetta's Final Run Draws $600
Total receipts from three benefits for Rogers Goshen band reach about $600 with Hortense Reynolds and Hortense Porter of Des Moines receiving roughly $300 for directing. The band keeps about $300, covering expenses, including $150 rental for the Jefferson over three nights. Despite a artistic success, financial goals were not met as profits were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceers
Rogers’ Goshen
Hortense Reynolds
Hortense Porter
Des Moines
Jefferson
Program of Band Park concert Friday evening
The program lists selections including Flotos Grand Pageant English selection Hi Jinks and Daunce Flisloten Dalby with Favorite Verdi and Sunny South Medley. March Impromptue by Warren plus a note inviting old friends to enjoy the concert with Sam P. Starr assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Park
Flotos Grand
Dalby
Verdi
Warren
Sam. P. Starr
South Bend man named deputy to Indiana workers' compensation board
Nelson H. Kyser of South Bend is appointed deputy by the Indiana industrial board which administers the workmen's compensation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson H. Kyser
South Bend
Industrial Board of Indiana
Smallpox Quarantine After Findlay Visit Near Ligonier
Sam Schwab of Findlay Ohio contracted smallpox while visiting C Ulery’s home four miles east of Ligonier. The residence has been quarantined to prevent spread and protect the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Schwab
Findlay
C. Ulery
Ligonier
Funeral services for John W Myers held at home
Funeral services for John W Myers were conducted at 2 p m today at 107 Wilden avenue home. Burial followed in Baintertown cemetery with friends and relatives attending the private ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Myers
Wilden Avenue
Baintertown Cemetery
Hanging Cable Lays in Alley Between Fifth and Sixth
The Home Telephone Co installs a new overhead cable in the alley between Fifth and Sixth streets. Tennis shoes sold by Noble and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Telephone Co
Fifth
Sixth Streets
South Bend Postal Workers Plan Joint Convention
About 1000 postal employees from Rural Letter Carriers Clerks and City Carriers associations will gather in South Bend for a three group joint convention at South Bend High School. Events include separate business sessions and shared social activities with a banquet at Grace M. E. church. Local leaders and national figures from Indiana and Chicago are slated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
South Bend
M. FE. Remley
Mike
Levin
Formbkely
Mayor Keller
Henry E. Davis
Mayer Keller
Gerord Zinky
Ln Gh
AU Studelurker
Bend
Mistuwaka
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace M. E. Church
Frank T. Rogers
Chicago
Pestoffice Clerks’ Association
E. W. Gainor
Muncie
W. G. Stahl
Mail Carriers’ Association of
Miss Josephine Stiver Hosts Dinner in Honor of Vernon Bridegroom
Society notes report Miss Josephine Stiver hosted a dinner at her home in honor of Miss Mary Frances Vernon and her groom Claude Harper. The couple, wed at the Vernon home on June 30, plan a honey moon in Geneva Wisconsin and will reside in Champaign where Harper works in the University of Illinois agricultural department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Stiver
Mary Frances Vernon
Claude Harper
Frances
Esther Vernon
Millersburg
Florence Varns
Middlebury
Madge Butler
New Paris
Verna Church
Sidell
Til
Mr. Carmichael
Urbana
Sam Hoover
Geo. Juday
Mary B. Vernon
Orlando C. Vernon
Hear Benton
Chimpaign
Geneva
Wis
Champaign
Harper
Agricultural Department
University of Illinois
Sheet Metal Specialty firm files with Recorder Winterhoff
Noble and Miller reported by local records as filings by the Sheet Metal Specialty company with Recorder Winterhoff. Judge F. FE. Baker presides in federal court at Indianapolis. A 4 5e dance was set for Friday night at Pavilion Bank Park with sandals noted in details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet Metal Specialty Company
Recorder Winterhoff
F. FE. Baker
Indianapolis
Bank Park
German Warships Bombard to Land Troops Repulsed
News from July 1 reports German warships attempting to bombard and land at Winau Courland repelled by Russian torpedo boats. A German torpedo boat was destroyed by a mine. Paris dispatches claim French advances in Gallipoli threaten Krithia. 6,000 Turks killed in recent trench fighting. Allied gains grow as French General Gouraud earns praise. Turkish reinforcements falter while Allies supply lines improve. In Tripoli, German officers reportedly exit Jaffa to organize Arab support against Italians. Turk trenches at Saghir Dere captured with several lines taken. Turkish sources claim Allied assaults near Aii Burnu repelled with heavy losses. Turkish center counters and recaptures trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Winau Courland
Paris
Hayas Agency
Athens
Gallipoli
Krithia
Dardanelles
Gouraud
Jaffa
Palestine
Tripoli
Saghir Dere
London
Saghir Deere
Amsterdam
Constantinople
Aii Burnu
Soddel Bahr
Cape Tepeh
Sixteen Members Organize Missionary Society at St Marks
Sixteen members organized a new society at St. Mark's M church with Miss Bertha Creek, recently back from India, assisted by Mrs. Curtis district president. Officers chosen include President Mrs. A. A. Meyer, Vice President Mrs. J. C. Graham, Cor. Sec Miss Currie Moore, Rec. Sec Mrs. P. B. T. Eliott, and Treasurer Miss Mary E. Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Creek
India
Curtis
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
St. Mark's M
A. A. Meyer
J. C. Graham
Sommers Tours South Bend After Jefferson Lease Talks
Harry G. Sommers of the Knickerbocker Theatre New York, former lessee and manager of the Jefferson, is in the area attending to interests in South Bend and other places. He leased the Jefferson in 1905 and later sold it to M. C. Dowje. The lease lapses near November as negotiations continue with the Elkhart County Trust Co. to sell the property after years of two five year leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Sommers
Knickerbocker Theatre
New York
Jefferson
South Bend
Sommers
M. CG. Dow Je
Elkhart County Trust Co
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Patients Recovery
Mrs Ira Hapner and grandson Wayne Hapner are doing nicely. Ed Eldridge remains the same. Will Peoples and Schuyler Wiltfong are improving. Mrs May Mulford of Lebanon Ohio returned home today. Hewett Mulford, son, and Miss Edith Myers accompanied her. She had been at the hospital for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hapner
Wayne Hapner
Ed Eldridge
Will Peoples
Schuyler Wiltfong
May Mulford
Lebanon
Hewett Mulford
Edith Myers
Ancient Rifle Exhibition at Court House Historical Room
An old rusty flintlock rifle was found by Turtle Smith in the Elkhart River about half a mile southwest of Benton. The relic is on display in the court house historical room for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle’ Smith
Elkhart River
Benton
Court House
Souvenir Edition Issued by Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal
A special edition of the Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal arrives this week as a finely illustrated souvenir issue. The edition showcases ample illustrations and a polished presentation for readers and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal
For Rent Two Houses Dr Kreag er
Two houses available for rent. Contact Dr Kreag for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreager
Probate and court actions in Hibbert County observe various estates
Circuit court entries reveal estate actions for John F. Stillwell Samuel Whitehead and others with withdrawals and notes paid. Ward death reported at Longeliff asylum and heirs tax details. estates appraised and receivers named. Divorces granted Kathleen Shaheen and Bertha Squibb. child support orders issued. Habeas corpus suits seek custody of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stillwell
Samuel E. Whitehead
Sarah A. Buehhtel
Elda Bickel
Ralph D. Compton
Eugene Compton
Longeliff Asylum
Rebecca Rarick
Solomon Motriuver
Hibbert County Trust Co
Putnam BR Judkins
David Sawher
Adam M. Yoder
Charles A. Burbach
Marie Burbach
Burt CL Cripe
Ada
Frank Melvin
Skaheen
Menne Wertiger
Miechgel Fieatifie
Roberti Seman
Joseph
Seaman
The
Ns.bl& NL OE Ry. Co
Joseph B. Seu
Tomgs
Howard AL Rommel
James Galison, Sr
Amd
Whippy
Bertha FE
Squibb
Clarence
John W. Talbot
South
Goshen Ministerial Association Starts Summer Services
Under the Goshen Ministerial association, union services begin in the court yard next Sunday evening and will continue each Sunday night through July and August. Rev. R. L. Semans, pastor of the M. E. church, will preach the opening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Ministerial Association
Court Yard
R. L. Semans
M. E. Church
National Encampment May Be Last for G A R
The 49th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment will be held in Washington September 27 to October 3, marking the 50th anniversary of the Grand Review. It may be the last encampment for many aged veterans of 1861 to 1865 as they pass away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Review
Washington
Grand Army
Cleveland Professor Lectures On Industrial Education
Professor Samuel Burkhart of Cleveland Ohio and a 1911 Goshen College graduate lectured this morning in the college chapel on Industrial Education. The address was instructive and well received by students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Burkhart
Cleveland, O
Goshen College
Pioneer Mfg Co Files Articles of Incorporation
The Pioneer Manufacturing Company filed articles of incorporation with Recorder Winterhoff. Capitalized at 95000 dollars, the directors include Charles E. Kauffman Cora M. Kauffman and B E Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Mfg. Co
Charles E
Cora M. Kauffman
B. E. Wise
Recorder Winterhoff
June Statistics in Goshen Health Update
City Health Officer Whippy reports Goshen had 12 births and six deaths in June. No contagious diseases present at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippy
Goshen
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Harry C. Greene Farm
Cass
Blossers’ Park
Hiawatha
Indiana Inspection Bureau
SO. Bend
Philip Bongerz
Laporte
Sev
Rogers Band
N. H. Kyser
Winau Courtland
of Missionary Society
H. G. Sommers
Court Park
National
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