Receiver sought to manage Winoka Interurban line assets
In Elkhart a suit by First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago and Emile K Boisot trustee seeks foreclosure of a 750000 mortgage on the Goshen and Warsaw branch of the Winona Interurban Railway. A receiver may be appointed to manage the entire system as bonds default on interest payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Emile K. Boisot
Goshen and Warsaw
Winona Interurban Railway Co
South Bend
Chicago
Winona Interurban Company
Goshen
Winona
Peru
Indiana Loan & Trust Co
Indianapolis
Goshen-Warsaw
Warsaw- Peru
Conmpany
Lost Sight In Lime Accident At Bristol
Edward Streeter, 9, and his brother Charles were playing near a Bristol cement works when lime blew into their eyes. Charles regained sight after treatment in Elkhart, but Edward remains totally blind. The Steeters are well known in Goshen and the surrounding country. Both boys suffered intense pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Lehman Family Reunion Date Set At Wakarusa Home
The fourth annual Lehman family reunion will be at Frank Leatherman's home in Wakarusa on Tuesday August 22. Officers include J M Lehman of Nappanee as president, Fieyid Lehman of Wakarusa as secretary, and Harvey Lehman of Fort Wayne as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lehman
Frank Leatherman
Wakarusa
J. M. Lehman
Nappanee
Fieyid Lehman
Harvey Lehman
Fort Wayne
Lightning strikes barn. farmer's wife dies of shock
Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp, 57, of Allen County, dies from heart trouble believed caused by the shock after the Rapp farm barn was struck by lightning and burned to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rapp
Allen County
Rapp
Hastings man loses money to wire tapping gang
Charles Fertig, a retired farmer from Hastings Nebraska, reports a loss of 5400 dollars to a wire tapping gang operating in Gary Indiana and other locations in northern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fertig
Hastings
Neb
Gary
Indiana
New Overland Auto Wrecked In Valley Valley
Melvin Bangher of Valentine owned and drove the Overland that struck a tree near Ligonier, causing the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Melvin Bangher
Valentine
Ligonier
Near Death After Car Is Hit By Interurban
E. M. Stultz and Alya Miller narrowly escape serious injury when an interurban car collides with the end of the automobile they occupy. The crash interrupted traffic and prompted a safety check by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Stultz
Alya Miller
Valparaiso Musician Nearly Drowns in Flint Jake Swim
Carl Mason, a Valparaiso musician, nearly drowned while swimming in Flint Jake. He became exhausted but survived the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mason
Valparaiso
Flint
Jake
Warships Watch Night Departure of Submarine
Allied warships patrolled off Cape Henry through the night waiting for the submarine Deutschland to depart. They cruised the entrance with searchlights and then moved north to south at dawn. Reports in Baltimore of Count Bernstorff visiting the submarine next Wednesday are denied. Deutschland expected farther into the Atlantic and Bremen seen in an American port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Deutsctlana
Bay
Baltimore
Count Bernstorff
Atlantic
Democratic Leaders Plan Substantial Re Election Campaign
Vance McCormick of the national committee conferred with President Wilson and other Democratic leaders on the coming campaign and re election strategy. The initial campaign work will begin in Maine with Wilson's acceptance speech nearing completion pending Charles F. Hughes speech in New York on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vance McCormick
National Democratic Committee
Wilson
House
Maine
Chas. FE. Mughes
New York
Progressive leaders threaten court over NY Hughes ballot
Progressive leaders gathered in Syracuse threaten to go to court if Charles E Hughes or Republican presidential electors are placed on the progressive ballot in New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
State Committee
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Epidemic Infantile Paralysis Sees Peak Deaths
New York July 22 39 children died in the past twenty four hours and 185 new cases were reported in the ongoing epidemic of infantile paralysis as of 10 a.m. authorities warned of rising fatalities and case numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newspapers invited to FTC meeting on newsprint price rise
Washington July 22 The Federal Trade Commission has invited newspaper publishers nationwide to attend a meeting on August 1 to investigate the substantial price increase in newsprint paper. The notice calls for examination of market conditions and potential impact on the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
London Women Parade in War Work Display
London hosts a large wartime parade showing women in trades and other lines in place of men. Floats decorate the scene as thousands observe the demonstration of women’s work and contributions.
Campfire Girls Return From James Jake Outing
The Campfire Girls of the First Presbyterian church are home from James Jake after a week long outing. Rev. and Mrs. B A Vannuys led the camp and supervised the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
James Jake
B. A. Vannuys
Forty Applicants for Trustee Seat in Wayne Township
Forty applicants seek the vacant Wayne township trustee position in Allen county after Henry P. Scherer was ousted for general crookedness. The contest invites eligible residents to file for the office and compete in the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Allen County
Henry P. Scherer
Goshen Soldier Among Ten Forwarded to San Antonio Hospital
Homer Cunningham of Elkhart and Dean Gordon of Goshen both from Company E Third Indiana were among ten soldiers sent to the government hospital at San Antonio. They rode sleeping cars with physicians to care for them. none were dangerously ill. At Camp Llano Grande nearly 9,000 troops had only 38 in hospital. Western Union announced half-rate mail money transfers to soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gordon
Elkhart Company
Mercedes, Tex
Homer Cunningham
Elkhart
Goshen
Co. E
Indiana
San Antonio
Camp Llano Grande
Western Union Telegraph Company
Former Goshen Resident Arrested in South Bend Diamond Theft
Frank Williams of Knox states he met two men in South Bend at the Avenue hotel after drinking. His $65 diamond ring and $70 cash disappeared while he slept. detectives arrested Wilbur Topping and Louis Brown, who allegedly took him to the hotel. Williams identified both men as his companions. Topping is nicknamed Hookie for his single hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Frank Williams
Knox
Avenue Hotel
Wiliams
Wilbur
Hookie
Topping
Goshen
Louis Brown
Williams
New Dunkard Church at New Paris College Collapses
A Dunkard church building at New Paris College collapsed yesterday. Damages are estimated around $1,000. No injuries reported. Local authorities cordoned the area and investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Dunkard
New Paris
New Paris Dunkard church roof collapse injures none
Construction of a new Dunkard church in New Paris collapses after workers left for supper. Charles Rock, contractor, faces loss estimate and potential responsibility while debris is cleared. The partly finished brick walls and tower fell, damaging about $1000 in damage but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkard
New Paris
Charles Rock
Goshen
New Paris School House
Foetus Found In Bottle At New York Central Station
A janitor at the New York Central Station discovered a fetus estimated at three to four months in a bottle in the women’s toilet. A skirt with no identifying marks was also found. Police and health officials investigated and the fetus was buried. the guilty person may never be known.
L O B C Society Event Hosted by Mrs Rimpler
The L O B C club met at Mrs Caroline Rimpler’s home on First Street with Mrs Ed Worthy of Orlando Fla as guest of honor. Music highlighted the evening and refreshments followed. The gathering was deemed a success and the club will next meet Tuesday hosted by Mrs Henry McGruder of Dunlaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Rimpler
First Street
Orlando
Fla
Henry McGruder
Dunlaps
Disappearance of Ruth and Opal Robbins in Lagrange County
Ruth and Opal Robbins, two Lagrange girls, vanished after last being seen in a car with a man and a woman whose identities are unknown. Their father, John Edward Robbins, died last fall from sunstroke after his wife deserted him with three daughters. One child was left in a strange manner months ago, and the girls had been staying with the Stowe family in Lagrange and the Elroy Fought family in Clay township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Opal Robbins
Lagrange
John Edward Robbins
Stowe
Elroy Fought
Clay Township
Tagrange County
Postmasters Set To Collect Checks From Nonmembers
Postmaster Burleson at the Reserve Board’s request authorizes all postmasters to receive checks drawn on state banks not in the system and to make currency collections. This facilitates collections where no member banks exist, with funds remitted by mail to the district Federal Reserve Bank which covers postage and registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Burleson
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank of the District
Who Is She Discovered Bathing Near Lake Michigan
William Jones, Porter county deputy surveyor, found a woman bathing in the lake and fleeing to sand dunes. Authorities investigate whether she is Elizabeth Wilkins of the University of Chicago or Wilhelmina Wilkins of Walla Walla, reported missing since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
William Jones
Porter County
Lake Michigan
Jones
Elizabeth Wilkins
University of Chicago
Wilhelmina Wilkins
Wala Walla, Wash
Fires Raze Two Downtown Plants Causing $79,000 Loss
Two near simultaneous downtown fires in Indianapolis at 8 oclock last night damaged the Citizens Relief Ice plant and the Gibson Company's auto salesrooms. Estimated total loss about $79,000 with $50,000 borne by the auto firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Relief Ice Company
Gibson Company
Auto
Swimmer Rescued After Near-Drowning in Flintlake
Carl Mason was seized by cramps while swimming in Flintlake near Valparaiso. He sank in 20 feet of water and divers recovered the body. Doctors worked 52 minutes before resuscitation was achieved and his recovery was assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Flintlake
Here
Carl Mason
Mason
Brother death fallout: Chauncey Stanley denies killing
On the stand Chauncey Stanley testifies in his own defense at Anderson denying he killed his brother Frank Stanley. He says a street fight followed a quart of whiskey drinking and that stones were thrown, but he did not throw any and had no prior trouble with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Stanley
Anderson
Frank Stanley
LocalCrimes and Incidents From Fort Wayne and Nearby Cities
Fort Wayne held Howard Metcalf 29 a suspected forger. Infantile paralysis reported in three Chesterton homes. Napanee bank bought a ledger posting machine. Berlina Suttles eight in Ft Wayne afflicted with infantile paralysis. Bowser Tank Co Fort Wayne allocated 10000 to start a relief fund. Two Italians a 14 year old girl and a 25 year old man found living together in Ft Wayne. Susanna Gross seven found dead in South Bend after hearty breakfast. Albert Coan Napanee recovering after unconsciousness near tracks in Elkhart. S F Bowser Co Fort Wayne placed 10000 silver dollars for pension fund. Floryan Truchawski jailed after lashing out at Stephen Barowski at Mishawaka court. Mrs Will Kinzie Bremen operated on at Epworth hospital South Bend misdiagnosed cancer later found TB. Clyde Rice 16 dead near Decatur from accidental gun discharge. Louis Youngquist South Bend wounded in fight with James Mitchell over remarks about Mrs Youngquist. J J Murphy Indianapolis traveler complained Valparaiso heat slept in cold bath. Damien Van DeVelde Mishawaka resisted arrest by Patrolman Turbush struck officer shot leg with bullet. Van DeVelde known as scrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Metcalf
Fort Wayne
Chesterton
Farmers & Traders Bank
Nappanee
Berlina. Suttles
Ft. Wayne
Bowser Tank Co
Susanna Gross
South Bend
Albert Coan
Elkhart
S. F. Bowser Company
Floryan Truchawski
Mishawaka
Stephen Barowski
Will Kinzie
Bremen
Epworth Hospital
Bend
Clyde Rice
Decatur
Louis Youngquist
James Mitchell
Damien van DeVelde
Horton Turbush
Turbush
van DeVelde
Greys at Kendallville in second game of series
The Rogers' Greys travel to Kendallville to face the Reds in the second game of the series. Slabaugh will start for Goshen with Kirkpatrick behind him, and the same lineup as last Sunday will play. The team will drive to the game by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers’ Greys
Kendallville Reds
Kendallville
Clore Seen Unlikely for Farm Loan Board Post
Washington July 22 Leonard B Clore Laporte county agricultural agent appears unlikely to join the federal farm loan board though he has strong endorsement from leading Indiana Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard B. Clore
Laporte
Laporte County
Federal Farm Loan Board
Clore
Indiana
Broken Ankle From Auto Crash At Lake Picnic
Miss Wirt, a saleslady at the Sykes store in Elkhart, suffered a broken ankle in an auto wreck at Syracuse. Mrs. Sykes drove a six cylinder Paige in which six people rode. brakes failed and the car rolled backward down a hill, hitting a steel balcony column of the Grand hotel. The group had attended the Sykes store employee picnic at Lake Wawasee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt
Sykes
Elkhart
Syracuse
Millton S and Brumbaugh death in Leesburg auto crash
Sisters of Mil ton S and Brumbaugh of near Milford are Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs John W Brown of Nappanee. The two women, one formerly of Goshen, are linked to the fatal Big Four train collision north of Leesburg last week. Mrs Brumbaugh and Burton Gentzborn of South Haven, Mich, also died in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Charles Brown
John W. Brown
Goshen
Milton S&s
Brumbaugh
Milford
Chalmers Auto
Leesburg
Burton Gentzborn
South Haven
Mich
To Move Alleys Upstairs at Charnley Block
Rimpler and Miler bowling alleys will be moved to the second floor of the Charnley block on North Main street. Six alleys will be installed and a league will be formed in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimpler & Miler
Charnley
North Main Street
Soldier John Frain Dies in Hawaii on Duty
John Frain of South Bend a United States soldier died in the Hawaiian Islands after five months service from a brain concussion caused by an on duty injury. The body is being sent to South Bend for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frain
South Bend
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Leased Residence to Run Meals for Rail Clerks
Mr and Mrs Lou Ogle who recently sold the Mansion boarding house lease the H P Latta residence at 418 East Lincoln avenue They will serve meals to railway mail clerks but will not cater to local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Ogle
Emanuel Hardesty
H. P. Latta
East
Lincoln Avenue
Berghoff Brewery Strike Settled in Fort Wayne
The Berghoff brewery strike ends with the resignation of William Breuer Jr who caused the trouble. The settlement brings an end to the dispute in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Berghoff Brewry
William Breuer, Jr
Nephew Milo March Due Home From Oxford on Vacation
Miss Helen March received a cablegram from Liverpool announcing Milo March will arrive for a vacation. He is a student at Oxford College on a Cecil Rhodes scholarship and left Goshen over two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen March
Liverpool
Eny
Milo March
Mr. March
Oxford College
Cecil Rhodes
Goshen
Elkhart Youth Arrested for Underage Driving
Russell Kistner, 14, son of George Kistner of Elkhart, was arrested on a charge of violating the city ordinance that fines anyone under 16 for driving an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
George Kistner
Elkhart
A P Manager Promoted to Chicago Office
George M. Cook, AP manager in Indianapolis for six years, advances to the Chicago office. He earlier worked as a reporter for a Vincennes paper. John L. Stuart of Indianapolis will replace him as AP manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
A. P
George M. Cook
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Chicago
Vincennes
John L. Stuart
Cook
Working His Way
J B Mason an 88 year old Dunkard traveling from Martinsville Indiana toward Bloomington Illinois reached Hikhart on a limited fund. He seeks aid from fellow Dunkards and others he encounters on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mason
Martinsville
Ind
Bloomington
Hikhart
Churches at Sturgis Install Fans to Boost Attendance
Churches at Sturgis report hot weather reduces worship turnout. As extra inducement for faithfulness, electric fans have been installed in several church buildings to improve comfort during services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Whitney league convention to draw 1000 attendees in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne will host the Wilt ey league convention next year. About 1,000 persons are expected to attend the 1917 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Wiltey League
Ft. Wayne
False fire alarm at South Main corner Burdick streets
Fire department respond to box 27 last night at 11 o clock but the call proved to be a false alarm. No injuries or damage reported. Local authorities recorded the incident as a non emergency alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main and
Burdick Streets
Scouts at South Bend Watch Promising MLB Prospects
Major league scouts are in South Bend to observe several promising players as they showcase their abilities during upcoming performances. The presence signals strong professional interest in local talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Squirrel Shooting Season Ends September First
The squirrel shooting season will end on September 1, marking the close of the period for hunting.
Studebaker Employees Head to Michigan City Picnic
Two thousand workers from the Studebaker factory at South Bend traveled to Michigan City for the eighth annual excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
South Bound
Michigan City
Fire Sparks From Big Four Locomotive At Wirsaw House
Sparks from a Big Four locomotive started a fire at a vacant house owned by C. Long in Wirsaw. No injuries reported. Fire crews contained the blaze after smoke was seen issuing from the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Long
Wirsaw
225 Strikers Hit Berghoff Brewery in Fort Wayne
At Fort Wayne 225 Berghoff brewery employees have gone on strike, halting production and prompting union leaders to demand negotiations. The walkout reflects ongoing labor tensions in the brewing industry with no immediate settlement reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Berghoff Brewery
Meeting Postponed at Overholt-Bellinger Farm
The camp meeting scheduled at the Overholt-Bellinger farm has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overholt-Bellinger Farm
Will End Tonight Booster Band Concert in Nappanee
Nappanee hosts its third annual Booster event closing tonight with a band concert featuring local groups and community participation. The town expects a lively finish and strong turnout from residents and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Threshing Advanced: Progress in Section Work
In this section the threshing process shows notable advancement and efficiency gains. The report highlights improved machinery use and methods contributing to higher yields and faster handling of grain on the farm.
Fourth Union service in Court park Sunday evening
Court park will host the fourth Union service Sunday evening with chairs provided. The Men’s Bible class quartet from the Presbyterian church will sing special numbers before Rev. E. A. Vanuuys delivers the sermon on “The Battle of the Stars.” Citizens of Goshen are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Vanuuys
Goshen
Nappanee Accidents Report Multiple Injuries
Amos Shaum dislocated his right elbow at a factory. Taverna Miller, daughter of William Miller, broke her right arm after falling from a porch at her grandmother’s home. Raymond Hepler, five miles southeast of Nappanee, fell from a tree and sustained a greenstick fracture of the right forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Amos Shaum
Taverna
William Miller
Raymond
William Hepler
Goshen Fire Chief Demonstrates New Truck in Elkhart
Goshen Fire Chief Snobarger demonstrated the new five thousand five hundred dollar White combination chemical and hose truck placed in service in Goshen. He visited Elkhart this afternoon to show Chief Dotson the apparatus on West Beardsley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snobarger
Goshen
Elkhart
Dotson
Beardsley Avenue
Warner Family Reunion Held at Edward Warner Home
The first annual Warner family reunion will take place at Edward Warner's home near Nappanee on Sunday August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Edward Warner
Nappanee
Stolen Rig Recovered Near Lisbon
A horse and buggy stolen from the James R. Ross barn in Kendallville was located near Lisbon with no clues on the thieves. Officers reported no further leads and the case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Ross
Kendallville
Lisbon
Price Advances at Lake Wawasee Restaurant
The price at D. J. Brunjes’ Lake Wawasee dining house was increased from 75 cents to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Brunjes’ Place
Lake Wawasee
Fifty Years Ago In Elkhart And Nearby
A roundup of local items notes Elkhart baseball against Dowagiac, Sam Vankirk buys half of Goshen Warsaw stage line, a Maltese kitten recovered for $1 reward, a forger used Levi Dell’s name on a $100 note, Roth & Co opens opposite the post office with Chet Munson as chief salesman. The John Robinson circus draws crowds on July 12. posters damaged. Mishawaka marriages, an Arabian stallion died at Haight and Chambers circus, and July 16 shows by Haight Chamber’s Circus Equestratheatre with Mile Marie and Bliss family acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Dowagiac
Mich
al Elkhart
Sam Vankirk
Goshen
A. Yeakel
Mishawaka
Mr. Fillborne
C. W. Walker
Middlebury
Jennie M. Cooley
Haight & Chambers
Violett House
Twenty Five Years Ago in Democrat Files
Obituary for James Self who died of consumption with funeral at Waterford church. Local notes recount accidents including John Hoo Dirvick’s fall and horses running away. Marriages noted between William Lake and Amanda Oberndorfer and Amanda Oberndorfer with Charles Dressler. A birth reported for Harry Whitmer’s son weighing 10 pounds. Marriage licenses listed and several visits and jobs noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Self
Waterford
Lagrange Standard
Michigan Statesman
White
William H
Lake Ana
Oberndorfer
Mary Oberndorfer
South Third Street
M. F. Lauffer
German Lutheran Church
Harry R. Whitmer
Harry
Charles C. Dressler
Lois Stutzman
W. H. Lake
Amanda Oberndorfer
Edward Peterson
Chrisina Nelson
Warsaw
Minnie Alford
S. AH. Weyburn
Milford
Nimrod Prickett
Blosser Park Opens For Public Thursdays And Sundays
Blosser Park will be open to the public every Thursday and Sunday with other days available by arrangement. Men women and children are invited to visit the shady resort offering roller skating bowling boating fishing bathing and more. Row boats and bathing suits available. Buses run Sundays between the interurban station and park. All playground apparatus free. No admission two t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser Park
Local Real Estate Transfers List
Lewis G. Stutsman sold Charles Mc Conanaghy Concord township land for 1. Anah Wambaugh quit-claimed her interest in Middlebury township land to Henry T. Burns for $60. Lyman C. Wambaugh quit-claimed his interest in Middlebury township land to Henry T. Burns for $60. Mary Ann Robison sold Clara J. Haines Locke property for $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anah Wambaugh
Middlebury Township
Henry T. Burns
Lyman C. Wambaugh
Mary Ann Robison
Clara J. Haines Locke
Births Reported for Jeffries and Ganger Families
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. FE. Jeffries of South Seventh Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Ganger are the parents of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FE. Jeffries
South Seventh Street
Harve Ganger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winoka Interurban Railroad
First Trust and Savings
Bank OF Chicago
All Roll
Ing
Line Mortgage
Bristol
Lehman Family Reunion
State of
Progressives
Ticket
Will
London
GREYS
U. S
Union Service
Elkhart Review
Democrat
Lewis G. Stutsman
Charles McConanaghy
Concord Township
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