Fireman Loses Both Feet Under Locomotive in Accident
Shirley Musselman a 23 year old fireman on a Lake Shore switch engine at Englewood yards was run over Sunday afternoon losing both feet and facing possible death. He is in Englewood railway hospital in unstable condition with risk of blood poisoning. details remain unclear. Musselman from Millersburg had been employed eight months and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Musselman
John Musselman
Millersburg
Lake Shore
Englewood
Musselman
Teddy Lantz
Millersburg Brake
Cleveland
Sixth Street Paving Work Underway by Hatch Crew
Hatch contractors mobilized a crew on South Sixth Street south of Purl Street to prepare for brick pavement from the current end to the junction with South Main Street. Purl Street is finished, hailed as a premier thoroughfare. Western Construction Co. awaiting start on asphalt paving south of Lincoln Avenue. Water mains are laid and street ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
South Sixth Street
Purl Street
South Main Street
Western Construction Co
Lafayette
Sixth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Wreck at Millersburg Delays Lake Shore Freight
An east bound Lake Shore freight wrecked at Millersburg last night when an air hose broke. Several cars derailed and both tracks were blocked for a few hours. wrecker from Elkhart called. No injuries and minimal damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Millersburg
Elkhart
Rockenbaugh and Cripe Families Welcome Daughters
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Adam Rockenbaugh of Clinton township. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Noble Cripe of Clinton township. Mrs Cripe, formerly Miss Callie Harper, is well known in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Rockenbaugh
Clinton Township
Noble Cripe
Cripe
Callie Harper
Goshen
Elkhart Granted Grace to Close Belvidere Corset Plant
Elkhart received a day of grace to secure the Gossard Corset Company plant at Belvidere lil. Prospects for the deal look favorable after noon. A total of $28,000 is required to complete the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Gossard Corset Company
Belvidere
Lil
Thieving Bell Boy Stole Diamond Buttons
Oliver hotel bell boy Alton Glass in South Bend received a suspended sentence after stealing diamond mounted cuff buttons from a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Glass
Oliver Hotel
South Bend
Former South Bend resident warden James Reid dies
James Reid former Michigan City prison warden is fatally ill with Brights disease and had previously resided in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reid
Michigan City
Bright
South Bend
Dying in Detroit Report on Hotel Oliver Former Manager
John J. Hethrington once ran the Hotel Oliver in South Bend is reported to be dying in a Detroit Michigan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John J. Hethrington
Hotel
Oliver
South Bend
Detroit, Mich
Hauling Ringling Circus Reaches Marion This Week
The Big Four company moves Ringling Bros. circus this week with today’s show in Marion. The logistics involve transport of the traveling ensemble and equipment through the town as performances continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Circus
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Marion
Wanted Girl for General House Work in Family of Three
Advertises for a girl to do general house work for a three person family. No washing required. Apply at 213 North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fifth Street
Subsidies Blocked Over $40,000 Vote Change
Special report from Rochester notes Judge Bernetha ruled $40,000 in subsidies approved for the Indianapolis Logansport and South Bend Traction Co. cannot be collected after a date in the election petition was altered post-signature. Speculators had been handling the subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Bernetha
Indianapolis, Logansport & South Bend Traction Co
Runyans and Mathias Appeal After Elkhart Beating
In Elkhart city court Mrs. Sarah J Runyan and her son Harry were fined one dollar and costs while Mrs. Caddie Mathias was fined five dollars and costs for beating Ruth Cone. They appealed to the superior court. Miss Cone, engaged to Ted Runyan, faced assault by the trio who disapproved of the engagement. The marriage outcome remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Sarah J. Runyan
Harry Runyan
Caddie Mathias
Mrs Coszad Allegedly Elopes With 19 Year Old Lover
South Bend man Cc. L. Coszad reported to police in Elkhart and Goshen that his wife, 35, disappeared with a 19 year old boy named Fred Dimmerbeler. He described intense distress and said no crew is attached to either Mrs. Coszad or the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. L. Coszad
South Bend
Ekhart and
Harry Forney Hurt In Claypool Baseball Game
Harry Forney formerly of Goshen and an agent for the Big Four at Claypool split the index finger of his right hand after a ball struck him during a game with Pierceton. He was driven home by E. W. Showalter of the Claypool hotel. doctors fear permanent stiffness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forney
Claypool
Pierceton
Goshen
Big Four Railroad Company
E. W. Showalter
First Animal Cruelty Conviction Involving A Chicken
William Rudy reported his oldest hen was attacked by Christ Seeberger in Elkhart after the bird wandered into a flower garden. Seeberger was arrested and fined $1 plus costs for cruelty to animals, marking the first recorded conviction of this kind with a chicken as the central figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rudy
Christ Seeberger
Elkhart
Seeberger
Rudy
Seven Wards of County Send to Mishawaka Home
Seven of Jacob Bickel’s Washington township children were made wards of the county today. The invalid father’s brood, ages from two to 14, totals nine siblings in the family. The wards will be sent to the Mishawaka orphans' home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bickel
Washington Township
Mishawaka
Insurance Agents Meet in L W Vails Office
Local fire insurance agents gathered last Friday evening at L W Vail's office and elected officers for the association. William H. Charniley was named president, George P. Rowell as vice president, and L W Vail as secretary and treasurer, signaling a formal leadership slate for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Vail
Wm. H. Charniley
Geo. P. Rowell
See. & Treas
Kosciusko Board Raises Winona Lake Assessments Fifty Percent
By unanimous vote the Kosciusko county board of review raised the assessment on Winona Lake lots by an even fifty percent. The action followed more than a week of consideration on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Sunday excursion to St Joseph from Goshen
About 60 Goshen residents traveled to St Joseph Michigan for the Sunday outing as the excursion season peaks. Large crowds from Chicago arrived with boats fully loaded and ready for leisure on the lakeside trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St. Joe
Mich
Chicago
Mayor Kohler Speaks in Winona on Bryan Visit
Mayor Kohler traveled to Winona to hear Bryan deliver a magnificent speech. Warsaw council members accompanied the mayor on a tour of the city during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Winona
Bryan
Warsaw Council
Noble County Names Appointees to Purdue
Noble county commissioners appoint Walter P. Cockley of Albion and Strait of Ligonier as students at Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County
Noble County Commissioners
Walter P. Cockley
Albion
Strait of
Through to Pennsylvania Survey of Air Line Completed
Survey of the Chicago to Pennsylvania air line is finished. Five miles of railroad are in operation from LaPorte toward Chicago. Sixty to seventy percent stock interest has been taken by LaPorte leaders. Right of way for 25 miles is paid for and fifty year franchises issued in Goshen LaPorte Tolleston and Gary. Gary emerges as a major industrial city built by U S Steel with projected population 200620. Reciprocal traffic pacts with Murdock interests will open access to South Bend and feed business from Ohio Indiana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gary
LaPorte
LaPorte Common Council
Goshen
Tolleston
U. S. Steel Co
Murdock
Ohio
Indiana
South Bend
Tragic Fall at Coldwater Train Depot Injures 18-Year-Old
Miss Kessie Munyon, 18, was run over by a moving Lake Shore train at Coldwater Michigan depot. In a crowd's view she fell under the wheels and lost both legs. She was rescued and hospitalized, with little chance of recovery. A rush for seats sparked the accident as the train departed. a young man reportedly relieved the moment, causing her to fall under the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Coldwater
Mich
Kessie Munyon
Lees
Young Dobski Freed After Beer Car Burglary Case
William Dobski a 15 year old boy and several others forced an entrance to a L. S. & M. S. Ry excur sion rain baggage car in South Bend two weeks ago stole several cases of beer and cigars. He was released on suspended sentence by the city police court in South Bend after admitting his part and promising the offense would never be repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dobski
South Bend
Dobski
Soldier Joseph Asselman Killed on B&O Railroad Tracks
Joseph Asselman, an elderly Civil War veteran known in Mishawaka and vicinity, was killed while walking on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks near Bremen, Indiana. He was about 60 years old and his remains were shipped to Mishawaka to his sister Mrs Regina Geyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Asselman
Mishawaka
B. and O
Bremen
Ind
Regina Geyer
Unclaimed Body of Tramp Killed by Train Found at Morgue
The unclaimed body of a tramp killed by a Big Four train on the morning of July 4 remains at the Culp morgue. Coroner evidence from trainmen suggests the man was deaf and may not have intended to end his life, leaving uncertainty about the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culp
Rockefeller Passes Through Goshen En Route to Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, oil magnate, rode the Lake Shore Limited through Goshen Saturday night while traveling from Chicago to Cleveland after testifying before Judge Landis in the Standard Oil inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Goshen
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Shore Limited
Chicago
Cleveland
Delegates to Grand Lodge B P O E Meeting Leave for Philadelphia
W C Ellis delegate J A Arthur alternate Charles R Parker Chas F Kelly and W A Willhide depart Saturday night or Sunday for Philadelphia to attend the annual meeting of the grand lodge B P O E illustrating a local fraternal rumor of travel plans and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. c. Ellis
J. A. Arthur
Charles R. Parker
Chas. F. Kelly
W. A. Willhide
Grand Lodge
Well Advertised Goshen on Chicago Line Focus
The Goshen area is receiving prominent promotion in the newspaper space carried by the Chicago New York Air Line. Emphasis is placed on the significance of the Chicago LaPorte Goshen division and its growing importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chicago-New York Air Line
Chicago-LaPorte-Goshen
Trouble with B and O Freight on Winona Line
Disputes arise as B and QO freight trains block cars on the Winona line at Milford Junction, causing considerable trouble for local operations and prompting rail officials to seek resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Milford Junction
Kendallville Lad At Havana Anchor With Dixie Ship
Harvey B. Shipe, a Kendallville lad, is aboard the transportation ship Dixie and at anchor off Havana Cuba during a naval movement or assignment. The report places a local youth in an overseas port scene connected to a U S transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville Bay
Cuba
Harvey B. Shipe
Dixie
Havana
Kendallville
Boys’ dress suits sale at Louie Simon & Co
Boys aged 5 to 16 can buy dress suits this week only for 3.95 at Louie Simon & Co. The ad emphasizes a limited-time discount on children’s formal wear from the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Simon & Co
Paul H. Dodge Arrives in Liverpool and Heads to London
Paul H. Dodge arrived safely in Liverpool and then travels to London. The note places the journey on a Wednesday and highlights his transit through two major British cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Dodge
Liverpool
London
Horse Runaway Injures Vehicle Near City
Frank Cline, who lives west of the city, was driving a horse that bolted causing the vehicle to smash. No injuries were reported among the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cline
Hope for court house talks at Elkhart council
Elkhart county council members including Messrs Hawks Hire Miller Sykes Chamberlain and Berkey met to set appropriations through January 1 1908. Judge Vanfleet urged permanent court quarters and opposed a ten year Monger building lease. Possible purchase of the H C Dodge home or a city county joint court house plan was discussed while annual rent limits were explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
County Council
Hawks
Hire
Miller
Sykes
Chamberlain
Berkey
John M. Vanfleet
Elkhart Superior Court
Monger
Elkhart
H. C. Dodge
Second
Mari Streets
Ir. Monger
Middlebury St. Bridge
Elk
Sheriff Superior Court
Rock Run Creek
Main Street
First Street
Court House
Seventy three enter Glidden Tour route approval announced
Chairman F B Hower of the touring board of the A A A announces 73 automobiles entered for the fourth annual Glidden Tour and Hower cup. The event starts Wednesday morning for New York via Chicago. With non-contestants the list may reach about 100 as the tourists proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Hower
New York
Chicago
Morrice brothers sail and work near Manila camp
Robert V. Morrice, son of Mr and Mrs J V Morrice, sails on a U S transport to Manila to join a contractor building government barracks. His brother George Morrice, also of the Morrice family, is in Chinook Washington as a cook with the E and P railway camp where the railroad tunnels Fort Columbia. Buel Davis of Goshen returns from Alaska to Marysville Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Morrice
J. V. Morrice
United States
Manila
George Morrice
Justice Hays Fines Two for Net Fishing Violation
Justice Hays of Ligonier fined Adam Hill and Roy Packerson each 37.50 dollars for violating the fish and game law. They were caught using a net at Bear Jake. The incident underscores the high cost of illegal fishing and the persistence of such practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hays
Ligonier
Adam Hill
Roy Packerson
Bear Jake
Shepard Resigns as Cleveland GE Manager
Arthur B. Shepard resigns as manager of the Cleveland office of General Electric Co. after seven years to devote more time to his railway, lighting and power interests in Northern Indiana. He has served as president of the T. and C. L. organization.
Knights of Pythias Officers Installed Tuesday Evening
Attention is called to the installation of officers for the Knights of Pythias Tuesday evening. A. M. Farrell, C.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Farrell
C.C
James Oliver in Serious Condition Again in South Bend
James Oliver, the millionaire plow manufacturer, who recently recovered from a serious illness, is again in a serious condition at his home in South Bend. A Chicago doctor advertises as a specialist on red noses. Choice old upland potatoes are 65c per bushel at Jo W. Shiffer and Son’s, with phones listed as No. 388.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oliver
South Bend
Chicago
Jo W. Shiffer’ & Son
Louie Simon Offers All Fancy Socks In Varied Sizes and Colors
An ad from Louie Simon & Co. markets a wide range of fancy socks available in multiple sizes and colors. The short note mentions traction items and a collision context near Decatur, suggesting transport or car related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Simon & Co
Stiver's Elaborate Store Opens in New South Main Location
Stiver's elaborate store opened at 211 South Main in the Haines Egbert building after remodeling. The three story shop houses 165 by 25 foot rooms with a basement undertaking department, furniture on the second floor, and pianos and parlor goods on the third. Opening hours were 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 with Imperial Orchestra, carnations and souvenirs, and an estimated 3,000 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines Egbert
South Main Street
Imperial Orchestra
Stiver
Elboratels Furnisher
Ceil
Isetropolitan
Desert Rat Travelers Drive From California to Boston
Four sun browned travelers in a tramp auto named The Desert Rat journey from Greenwater California near Death Valley to Boston Massachusetts. The 3500 mile trip started in California and ends in time for Old Home Week. The four men George G Reed Harry W Brown Harry Mordecai and George K Shuler are Boston natives who began in Chicago and plan to pass Goshen en route. They built a 62 horsepower machine from multiple makes to suit themselves and emphasize the private nature of the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Wild Flower Mine
Death Valley
Cal
Boston
Mass
George G. Reed
Harry W. Brown
Harry Mordecai
George K. Shuler
Greenwater
Goshen
Reed
MORTUARY REPORTS ELKHART TEEN AND PERU LIEUT
Elizabeth Korn 17 of Elkhart dies of tuberculosis Saturday night. Lieut. Ray Shobe 30, of Ligonier and Goshen birth, dies of peritonitis after illness tied to a cough. Surviving family members, travel of remains, and funeral details listed. Shobe served in the Spanish American War and belonged to Goshen lodge of Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korn
Elizabeth Korn
Chas. Korn
Elkhart
Shore
Lieut
Ray Shobe
Peru
Ind
Ligonier
Jonas Shobe
Shobe
Co. L
Gertrude DeBoer
Goshen
Bearss Hotel
Goshen Lodge of Elks
Vern Shobe
Peter DeBoer
South Highth Street
Rev
Mathes
The
Reformed Church
Electrical fags and scalp massage Sarah Scott
Reading shows fragmented notes referencing an electrical topic, a scalp massage, and a person named Sarah Scott with unclear context or action. The piece lacks coherent event details, dates, or organizational anchors to form a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah. Scott
No More Modern Fourth of July Celebrations
South Bend readers oppose modern Fourth of July shows with calls for old fashioned festivities. The South Bend News condemns the displays as vile with rampant gambling and saloon openness. Impeachment talk targets Mayor Fogarty, who denies direct responsibility as three men, William Wilson George Davis and Charles McAvoy, are jailed on bonds after a theft during The Slide for Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
South Bend Sunday News
South Bend Tribune
Fogarty
William Wilson
George Davis
Charles McAvoy
C. H. Milhouse
Valley Paper Company Incorporation at Elk Hart
The Valley Paper company of Elk hart filed articles of incorporation with County Recorder Vernon. Capitalized at 25000 dollars, stock divided into 250 shares of 100 dollars each. Life of corporation set at 50 years. Incorporators include Cyrus E. Frye Charles M. Hisen beiss Melvin L. Ulrich Jacob Bold berg Jacob MWiner Charles B. Brod rick sr. William D. Dalton Sam Win er and Nelson BE. Miller. Paper will be manufactured. Goshen Lodge No 798 B P O E filed articles of incorporation with the county recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Valley Paper Company of
Elkhart
County Recorder
Vernon
Cyrus E. Frye
Charles M. Hisenbeiss
Melvin L. Ulrich
Jacob Boldberg
Jacob Mwiner
Charles B. Brodrick
William D. Dalton
Sam Winer
Nelson BE. Miller
Goshen Lodge
Miller Dies After South Bend Stabbing
Fred E. Miller died at Epworth hospital from a stab wound inflicted by Frank Spring, an Italian, following a stabbing in South Bend. Spring is jailed and arraigned in police court on murder charges. Miller had lived in South Bend for 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Fred E. Miller
Frank Spring
Epworth Hospital
Weybright Reunion Held July Fourth at Old Homestead
The Weybright annual reunion gathered 185 neighbors on July 4 at John Weybright's homestead in Jackson township. Rev. James Neff chaired the afternoon meeting. D W Weybright was elected president with C H Troup as vice president and C M Troup as secretary. Next year's reunion is set for July 4, 1908 at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neff
J. W. Rodibaugh
D. W. Weybright
C. H. Troup
C. M. Troup
J. C. Metz
Pearl Geyer
Ada Weybright
Mertie Neff
Bert Weybright
Harley Weybright
Orba Weybright
All Saints Chapel consecrated at Lake Wawasee by Bishop White
All Saints Chapel at Lake Wawasee was consecrated yesterday by Bishop White with Father Roland and the St James Episcopal choir of nearly 60 voices. Many communicants attended including locals. Three masses were held with Bishop White delivering the sermon at 10:30 am and choir boys served at 6:30 pm and 7:30 am joind by Miss Sarah Manahan as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Chapel
Lake Wawasee
Bishop White
Roland
St. James
Father Roland
Sarah Manahan
Mishawaka Man Taken Into Custody After Firearm Incident
John Van Belleghen of Mishawaka was detained after consuming alcohol and firing shots at his wife and daughter, causing terror in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Belleghen
Mishawaka
Sheep killed by lightning near Goshen under maple tree
Nine sheep belonging to Jesse Cripe north of Goshen were struck and killed by lightning while they rested in a field beneath a maple tree. The incident was witnessed by nearby workers and attributed to a sudden storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cripe
Goshen
Bridge Inspector Wallace Marshall Charts O. S. B. and Nei. Go
Bridge engineer Wallace Marshall of Lafayette surveys multiple bridges in the interests of the O. S. B. and Nei. Go, conducting inspections to assess structural integrity and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdocks
Wallace Marshall
Lafayette
S. B
Goshen Grays Fall At Dowagiac In Michigan Benching
Goshen Grays lost 6 to 1 at Dowagiac Michigan after costly errors despite more hits. Wilson booted three misplays while Grisamer was injured, Wagner moved to second. Dowagiac led 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 with Goshen managing one run. About 400 fans saw the downgrade. manager Dresch noted lineup changes and cancellations with Krumpetz Giants to visit next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Grays
Dowagiac
Mich
Dresch
Wilson
Grisamer
Wagner
Goshen
Grays
Pru Bohaves
Stale le Ee Ehigene
Betz Freeland
Wagner Smith
Felkner Ackerman
Hutchinson Foster
Pass Goldstein Benner
Stimpson Hycoop
Bamberger Reshore
SNES
Coldwater
Krumpetz Giants
Elkhart
Waukegan
Racine
Joe Pulse
Patsy” Donovan
Anxious for Connection With Nappanee by Trolley
Elkhart anxious for an electric railway to Nappanee. Regular railway builders not interested. A stock company in Elkhart is proposed with $250 000 capitalization. Bucklen and Herbert’s trolley line experience at Lagrange cited as example of high costs and limited progress without direct railway men’s stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Dry Sabbath Leads to Raid in Elkhart
In Elkhart a strict dry Sabbath prevented any liquor. Police Chief Silvers ordered a raid on Mrs. Christene Strongquist’s bathhouse at 212 Marion Street. Seven inmates, three women and four men, were jailed after fines paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Silvers
Christene Strongquist
Residence
Marion Street
Lambrigger's Animal Show Arrives in Town
Gus Lambrigger brings a moving menagerie from Warsaw to Main and Jefferson, featuring the Regal Python, a jaguar, and an orangutan. Prof W H Sheak will lecture daily, show runs afternoon and evening all week, admission ten cents. Lot with six rooms offered for sale by Kauffman and Anhen at Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambrigger
Gus Lambrigger
Warsaw
Main
Jefferson Streets
New York
W. H. Sheak
Manchester
Peru
Rourg
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Gossard
South Bender
Ruth Cone
Mrs. Coszad
Pennsylvania
Vanfleet
Council
Goshen Boys Abroad
Netters
Decatur
Stiver’s Elaborate Store
Mortuary Regord
NEW Elkhart Concern
Valley Paper Company
Dowagiagc
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