Dewey Bound Over in Rubber Theft Case at Goshen
Albert Dewey about 21, arrested by Marsha Self for stealing rubber horse shoes from Goshen rubber works. Dewey confessed, bound over to circuit court in 300 bail, unable to post. Prosecution aided by James Drake. other related thefts include bicycle tires and rubber heels. Minnesota court notes and other local items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dewey
Wesley Dewey
Goshen
Marsha Self
Robert Rippy
Marshal Self
Dewey
Whisler
Rubber Company
James 8. Drake
Harper
Justice Whisler
Oriental Cruise Offered By Bible Students Leader
Rev. Wm. P. Pearce is asked to represent The Bible Students Oriental Cruise for Goshens seeking a 65 day trip to Madeira Gibraltar Algiers Malta Greece Turkey Asia Minor Egypt Holy Land and Rome. The special steamer leaves February 7 with round trip costs from 400 to 500 dollars depending on room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Pearce
Bible Students
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Malta
Greece
Turkey
Asia Minor
Egypt
Holy Land
Rome
Costa
Wind Storm Causes Substantial Damage in Jackson Township
In Jackson township George Method and Monroe Beck report Thursday’s wind storm created a mile wide path of destruction. Timber felled fences wrecked outbuildings and much shock wheat drowned. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
George Method
Monroe Beck
Jackson Township
Reformed Church Reopens After Interior Improvements
The Reformed church reopens tomorrow morning after extensive interior improvements. The pastor will deliver a special sermon and Miss Grace Morningstar will sing a solo. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. The public is invited to worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Chrch
Miss Grace Morningstar
G. BR. Hammond
Lawyer E. E. Mummert Publishes Personal Injury Briefs
Attorney E. E. Mummert has prepared and published a brief on personal injuries contracts by mail telephone and telegraph and stoppage in transit. He has sold copies to manufacturing concerns statewide and has about 75 orders on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Mummert
Local mining venture and seasonal plans announced
Frank Palmer returns from Missouri where he and Howard Hopkins operate a zinc mine they deem promising. Fred Vallance and others plan a fishing trip on the St Joe to Bristol before Goshen visit. The 1902 93 Goshen season opens August 23 at the Irwin opera house with Rose Melville in Sis Hopkins, followed by F D Whetten's Vaudeville Stars from September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Frank Palmer
American Express Co
Howard Hopkins
Goshen
Irwin Opera House
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
F. D. Whetten
Farm deed records transfer of Jackson township property
A deed placed on record shows Omar F. Neff transferring a Jackson township farm to James F. McQueen for $9 000. The Y's meet Monday evening at the home of Edith and Myra Arlen 1021 South Main Street. pDr Stage dentist 1908 Main 6s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Omar F. Neff
James F. McQueen
Y's
Edith and
Myra Arlen
South Main Street
Canoe Trip Says Route to New York
Earl R. Parson and a Chicago companion traveled from Chicago to South Bend in a 45 pound cedar canoe. They plan to follow rivers and lakes through Elkhart Goshen Wolflake Albion Fort Wayne Maumee Toledo Erie Canal to the Hudson and on to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Parson
Companion
Chicago
Sooth Bend
New York
South Bend
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph River
St. Joseph
Elkhart
Goshen
Wolflake
Albion
Ind
Fort Wayne
Maumee River
Toledo
Erie
Hudson River
Charming Arnold Gala Dances With Brown & Shelton Orchestra
The McNaughton hall event hosted by Prof. and Mrs. Harry L. Arnold last evening drew a large crowd from nearby cities. Music by Brown & Shelton orchestra of Indianapolis accompanied guests including Miss Hazel Wiehart and others, with attendees from Elkhart and Allegheny, Pa., among mourned notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaughton Hall
Harry L. Arnold
Brown & Shelton Orchestra
Indianapolis
Hazel Wiehart
Bessie Holbrook
Helen Rossiter
Maude Gandy
Ada Lester
Kathaleen Brumbaugh
Messrs
Frank Meskiman
Arthur Kerstetter
Matt Kennedy
Sherman Rossi
Sidewalk Petition Seeks Cement Run Douglas to Plymouth
Want a Sidewalk G G Barber and 19 others petition the council for a cement sidewalk from the corner of Douglas and Sixth streets south to Sixth and Plymouth Avenue along the Purl property. The project would provide a southern route from Douglas to Main and Sixth streets and connect to Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Barber
Council
Douglas
Sixth Streets
Sixth
Plymouth Avenue
Purl
Sixth Street
Main
Union Meeting At Reformed Church To Be Preached By Rev Pearce
Union meeting tomorrow evening at the Reformed church will feature Rev Wm P Pearce of the Baptist church delivering the sermon. Pearce will preach a sermon built around a verse of scripture read backwards to illustrate a focal theme. Public invited and urged to arrive early for seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Wm. P. Pearce
Baptist Church
Zook to Lecture Tour Across Ohio and Pennsylvania
A.8. Zook departs tomorrow for Comeant Lake Pennsylvania to give lectures Monday and Tuesday evenings. Before returning to Goshen he will speak at Lakeside Ohio. His engagements continue through the season's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zook
Comeant Lake
Penn
Goshen
Lakeside
Ohio
Excursion by First Reformed and Lutheran Sunday Schools
In St Joseph Michigan on Thursday August 7 the second annual excursion by the First Reformed and First English Lutheran Sunday schools will include a ride on a large lake steamer. Round trip fare 75 and 40 cents. Rev Wm P Pearce plans a brief vacation next week and urges members to attend tomorrow morning’s service and the union service tonight. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church hosts a reception Tuesday afternoon at Mrs S C Hubbell’s home 324 South Fifth. John McMahn buys Copan Himebeugh Station saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
First Reformed
First English Lutheran
Wm. P. Pearce
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
First
M. E. Church
8. C. Hubbell
South Fifth
Returned Soldier Describes Conditions In The Philippines
Clyde Rohrer and fellow Troy, New York veterans aboard the Bufford share a pessimistic view of the Philippines. They sketch a tropical climate, dangerous travels, and a society obsessed with rice, cock fighting, and riverine logistics, concluding it is a place best avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rohrer
Sarah Zollinger
Philippines
Charles B. Seeley
Joseph Timmins
Troy
N. Y
Bufford
Democrat
Manilla
State University at Bloomington offers two county scholarships
State law requires two students from each county to receive free tuition at Bloomington. Trustees authorize county commissioners to select two graduates or equivalents from Goshen High School. Each free scholarship provides $102.60. For details, contact the Registrar of Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Goshen
Indiana University
Battle Over Interurban Crossing Faces Wabash Dispute
Attorney C. E. Cowgill for Big Four received orders from John T. Dye of Indianapolis to block the Southwestern interurban from crossing the Big Four at Hill street in Wabash. General Manager Nelson's plans are unclear but may push the original franchise terms, signaling a likely bitter crossing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cowgill
Big Four
John T. Dye
Indianapolis
Hill Street
Wabash
Nelson
Southwestern
Freeland Sons Co Organized at Sturgis
The B F Freeland Sons Co organized at Sturgis on Monday evening with officers including President M E Aulebrook and Treasurer F L Van Epps. Buildings to be erected and operations moved in as completed. Hazel Phillips of Warsaw attempted suicide at the White Front Elkhart. Dr Randolph saved her life after carbolic acid ingestion linked to jealousy over John Price taking Aileen Case to Christiana Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
B. F. Freeland Sons Co
M. E. Aulebrook
C. A. Freeland
F. L. van Epps
M. E. Auisbrook
W. C. Grobbisher
F. L. Burdick
Hazel Phillips
Warsaw
Daisy Madlem
Goshen
White Front
Elkhart
Dr. Randolph
John Price
Aileen Case
Christiana Lake
Lightning destroys Sloan barn near Warsaw and crops
A barn owned by Oliver Sloan near Warsaw burned after a Thursday night lightning strike, destroying a horse, 300 bushels of wheat, 75 bushels of oats, 75 bushels of corn, and a wagon. The same issue notes Midlbury township teachers assignments and a Samaritan excursion to Diamond Lake as rain floods cellars across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Sloan
Warsaw
Elkhart Lecture Plans Feature Taylor and Read
The Elkhart Lecture Association will host Mr Taylor the Kentucky refugee feared in Goebel murder reports and Opie Read this winter. Rennie Van Doran was held up and robbed of 15 cents while Engine No 601 was retired for repairs after long service. The Modern Samaritans sent five coaches of excursionists to Diamond Lake, rain hampering turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie van Doran
Elkhart
Taylor
Kentucky
Indiana
William Goebel
Elkhart Lecture Association
Opie Read
Alonzo van Doran
Monster Lake Shore
Samaritans
Diamond Lake
Personal abuse of Congressman Brick prompts editorial reply
Editor Conn of The Elkhart Truth rebuts The Review's editorial framing of attacks on Congressman Brick. He says criticism targets Brick’s public record, not his private life, noting accusations of Polish votes, Pulaski statue support, dodging key votes, poorly written speeches, and opposition from local soldiers. He dismisses personal habit attacks and urges focus on real issues as storms disrupt lines between Goshen Elkhart and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Review
Brick
The
Democrate
Conn
Brick-Brown
Pulaski
Brick Organs
South Bend
Prof
Hering
Ills of oil drilling and crimes span Indiana towns
An Illinois syndicate will drill for oil north of Valparaiso while Kendallville residents face frequent burglaries. Mrs Christina Thompson, 77, dies in Bluffton. A Rome City Island Park assembly opens July 23. Waterloo slot machines moved to back rooms. The Fanning child in Valparaiso dies of lockjaw from a Fourth of July accident. Old Thirtieth Indiana regiment reunion set for September in Leesburg. Irving Black hauls 162 bushels 40 pounds wheat into Portland. Peru Miss Carrie Reith meets Angola grocer Irwin Lowles and they wed after engagement. James Reed of LaPorte faces penitentiary time for perjury. Floyd Kelly, 10, dies of hydrophobia after a dog bite. Herbert W. McBride, son of Indianapolis attorney, is missing in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Valparaiso
Kendallville
Christina Thompson
Bluffton
Island Park Assembly
Rome City
Waterloo
John Fanning
Leesburg
Kosciusko County
Irving Black
Portland
Carrie A. Reith
Peru
Angola
Irwin T. Lowles
Events at Wawasee amid dances hotels and visitors
Mrs Louis Leidne and family spent last week at Lake Wawasee. Mrs Jaspar Garst of South Bend guests of Mrs George Alderman. A party of 35 from Ligonier visited Monday with chaperone Mr Brown. Charles Garvin family at Tilghman Butler cottage for two weeks. Vawter Park to hire an orchestra and hotels to offer music. Fifty Winona students danced Monday night at Vawters. Lake View hosts an informal dance with good music. Guests arrive from Muncie Marion Shelbyville Hartford City and Indianapolis. Amy Brown Mrs Brown Carrie Sherman Wilbur and Helen Tiedemann will occupy their cottage for the season. Mayor B F Deahl and William Thilmony of Chicago spent Wednesday at the lake. his honor caught the first and last of the good catch. Councilman H A Butterfield was there Thursday. business rising prompts weekly Saturday trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaspar Garst
South Bend
George Alderman
Ligonier
Wawasee
Brown
B. F. Deahl
William Thilmony
Chicago
Excursion by Lake Shore Route to Falls Toronto and Bay
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry offers a low rate round trip to Niagara Falls Toronto and Alexandria Bay with a fast train leaving Goshen at 7 21 p m. Rates: Niagara Falls and return 6 40 Toronto 1 00 and Alexandria Bay 6 50 higher. Tickets valid 12 days from sale. Also notices church services and local real estate sale by Elkhart association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Lake Shore Ry
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Goshen
Falls
Sol Wood Leaves for New York on Electric Rail Plan
Sol A. Wood of Gil bert Berghoff Wood travels to New York to promote an electric railroad project from Angola to Goshen via Steuben lakes. James Chambers alias Robinson is bound over to Noble County circuit court in $500 bail after burglary charges tied to a Lake Shore box car find in Elkhart and Kendallville jail stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Sol A. Wood
Gilbert, Berghoff & Wood
New York
James Chambers
Robinson
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Kendallville
Noble County
Albion
Auburn to build Masonic temple for 15000 dollars
Local notes report Auburn plans a Masonic temple costing 15000 dollars. Other items mention a new press for the Middlebury Independent, local business notes, crop reports, theater acts, and upcoming services and events across Goshen and nearby towns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Brown
Jacob
Elkhart Township
Charles Leroy Ettlein
Syracuse
Luella Lutz
Elkhart County
Lizzie McFarren
Meddie Archambault
Bt. Joe County
F. E. Lambert
Talbot & Talbot
Archambault
Winona
Charles G. Sime
Canada Thistle
John Violett
Justice Young
Jacob Brown
Yates
St. Joe
Fred Vallance
Charles Shoup
Burt Osborne
Constantine
Bristol
Elkhart River
Arnold Dance
John McMahn
Islanda
Middlebury Township
Greiner
Middlbury Township
Newton Nusbaum
Henry Karch
Farnk Nihart
Will Artley
J. H. Fike
J. Lantz
Chas, Lehman
Vernon Krider
Leona Nusbaum
MR. Taylor
the Big
Engage
Eadltor Conn
Elkhart Truth
James Reed
Laporte
Floyd Kelly
Louis Kelly
Decatur
Herbert W. McBride
R. W. McBride
Cincinnati
Carthage
Louis Leidne
Lake Wawasee
Charles Garvin
Tilghman Butler Cottage
Vawter Park
Vawters
Lake View
Muncie
Marion
Shelbyville
Hartford City
Mies
Amy Brown
Mrs. Brown
Carrie Sherman
Wilbur
Helen Tiedemann
H. A. Butterfield
First Christian Church
Hotel Hascall
Equitable Building, Loan & Savings Association
Sol Wood
Auburn
Middlebury Independent
Shorty
Shiner
Claude Franklin
Nilea
C. W. Cook
Shoup & Kohler
Whetten
Posey County
Butts
Grady
Bath and Shine
Abner D. Ganger
Henry Ganger
Vistula
Draper
Alexander McLaughlin
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church
Denver
Ed. F. Davis
Milford
Buckskin Bill
W.G. Clark
Dodge Company of
Mishawaka
Drepernik Langeries
Kalamazoo
Holland Reformed Church
East Goshen
LaGrange
Ferrall
Detroit
Mt. Clemens
Lakes
G. L. Harding
Colorado
Middlebury Schools
State Bank of
Hattie Scrannage
Benton
Miss Mattie
Indianapolis Sentinel
Charles V. Gowing
Ostendorf
Fairbank Park
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Rose Butler
B. A. Kemp
D. D
Fr. T. Simpson
Dodo
Studebaker Theatre
Studebaker
Independent
Shellenberger
Patterson's Corner
East York
Frank Truesdell
Hunters’ Lake
Eugene Cowles
Masonic Temple Theatre
the Temple
Murdock
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