Curiosity Leads to Tragic Suspect in County Jail
Nelson Books 23 of Dunlaps faces possible insanity ruling after confessing to placing an obstruction on interurban tracks between Cline's crossing and Dunlaps. Police say he may be declared insane. relatives blame excessive reading of cheap novels. He is jailed in Goshen with his brother present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Bbooks
Henry Books
Dunlaps
Fallon
Ziesel
Books
Cline’s Crossing
Perry
Ivanhee
Goshen
Wan
Manta oVimcet
Goshen Woolen Mills
Young Books
Picnic in Honor of Rushville Guests at the Dam
Miss Pauline Coverston hosted an afternoon picnic at the dam for visitors from Rushville Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Coverston attended, joined by several guests. A separate party of young people chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson enjoyed an Island picnic last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Coverston
Rushville
Ind
Mrs. Coverston
Homer Johnson
Young Garrett youth seeks marriage license age rule
Edward Blackman a 19 year old from Garrett Illinois writes the county clerk asking if he can buy a marriage license even though under age his fiancée is 20 He asks if Indiana laws are the same as Illinois and seeks guidance on where to obtain a license as he is eager to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blackman
Garrett
Blackman
Indiana
Illinois
Stutsman Family Holds Fourth Annual Reunion at Island Park
The Stutsman family reunion takes place at Island Park in Elkhart on Thursday August 9 1907. All Stutsmans and descendants are expected to attend with baskets to share for a full day of social gathering and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutsman
Island Park
Elkhart
Stutsmans
LaPorte Republican Sold to LaPorte Herald
The LaPorte Republican weekly is sold to the LaPorte Herald. Editor Charles G. Powell, age 78, will retire due to failing sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Republican
LaPorte Herald
Charles G. Powell
Teachers Examination Set at Madison Street Building
At Madison Street School County Sept Weaver arranges to hold the teachers examination at the Madison Street building. The next examination is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street School
County Sept
Weaver
Madison Street
Rodney Hill Property Sells on River Avenue to Frances Minger
The Kesler and Ransburg agency reports the sale of the Rodny Hill property on River avenue to Frances Minger for 650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesler & Ransburg
Rodney Hill
River Avenue
Frances Minger
Benton Harbor-Eau Claire trolley line to reach Dowagiac
The Benton Harbor Eau Claire trolley line will be extended within a year to connect Dowagiac and will touch Indian Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Benton Harbor-Eau Claire
Dowagiac
Indian Lake
Masury's paint gains fans after 34 years with Hawks Hardware
Masury's paint earns growing support from locals after 34 years of residence among them, with customers praising its quality. Hawks Hardware Co. promotes the brand as a trusted option for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masury
Hawks Hardware Co
Fresh Spaulding sporting goods at Hawks Hardware sale
A fresh batch of Spaulding sporting goods arrives and special cut prices apply all week at Hawks Hardware Co. The ad highlights discounted items and ongoing sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Hawks Hardware Co
Hire In Hospital For Mental Trouble In Fort Wayne
Syracuse man J A Hire of the Sandusky Portland Cement company is confined in a Fort Wayne hospital with severe mental disturbance after a rope pulley accident in company yards. He witnessed a coworker lose a leg in an earlier accident and then his condition worsened after a trip toward Garrett to visit a brother. He is now under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
J. A. Hire
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Fort Wayne
Hire
Henry Snobarger
Mr. Hire
Mr. Snobarger
Garrett
Garrett Station
Fort Warne
Start for Winona Boy Delegations Head to Camp
Delegations of boys migrate toward a three week camp amid plans for the Boys City Daily newspaper. An advance guard from Marysville reached Winona with another party from Huntington en route. W B Dye of Marion’s Junior Y M C A oversees publishing the daily beginning next Friday as Marion youths join Winona for the camp start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys City
Winona
Marysville
Huntington
W. B. Dye
Marion
Boys' City Daily
Local illness and injuries update in town
Brice Minnich on South Seventh street ill with appendicitis under quarantine. Saladi child on Oak Ridge avenue ill with scarlet fever. Perry Cripe injured in the Co B N L line smashup resting comfortably. Frank Bennett slowly recovering from last week’s runaway injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Rufus Minnich
South Seventh Street
Guy Saladi
Oak Ridge Avenue
Perry Cripe
Frank Bennett
Michigan woman remarries after divorce in St Joseph
Mrs. Boston Rink wife of a Clinton township farmer married Sunday at St Joseph Michigan to George Fravey. Fravey is defendant in a $5000 damage suit brought by Rink arising from domestic trouble. Since the divorce Rink has married Lulu McDowell of Milford, a divorcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Boston Rink
Clinton Township
St. Joseph
Mich
George Fravey
Fravey
Rink
Lulu McDowell
Milford
Railroad commission grants delay for overhead bridge near Lagrange
Indiana railroad commission approves extension requested by Lagrange county commissioners through county attorney Mr. Hanan to raise the overhead bridge north of Lagrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Indianapolis
Lagrange County
Hanan
Lagrange
Two Suit Notes Filed in Superior Court
In the Superior Court, two suits on notes were filed. Earl Brown sues George A. Thomas for 200 dollars. Kamm and Schellinger sue Geo W and Chas Fields on three notes totaling 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Earl Brown
George A. Thomas
Kamm & Schellinger
Geo. W. and
Chas Fields
Made Good Run from Goshen to Warsaw
Mrs. Clark Kelly Miss Myrtle Kelly and Leon Kelly of Goshen took a fast automobile trip to Warsaw covering about 24 miles in a little more than an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kelly
Myrtle Kelly
Leon Kelly
Goshen
Warsaw
Cotton thread price unchanged in Goshen reports
Goshen dealers say the price of cotton thread has not advanced here from five to 10 cents as reported. The advance is to six cents and is part of a general national raise in thread prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Leased Hotel Report Refuted in North Manchester
Contrary to earlier report H. F. Philippi has not leased the Hotel Hottel nor taken possession of the Fox hotel in North Manchester. The deal remains unsettled as details are clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Philippi
Hottel
Phillippi
Fox Hotel
Manchester
Quarantine Raised on Harvey Cline Home
The quarantine three miles east of the city for Harvey Cline's residence has been raised after his children recovered from diphtheria illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cline
Mr. Cline
Trinity Lutheran thim ble party hosted by Mrs Prownett
The Trinity Lutheran thim ble party will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Ed Prownett at the corner of Sixth and Madison streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ed Prownett
Madison ‘Streets
Marriage license returns overdue in county records
Officials report a large number of marriage licenses issued in 1906 and 1907 have not had proper returns filed within the three day requirement. The list includes couples such as Lawrence E. Kercher and Eva Belle Rippey and many others with ceremony dates from August 1906 to June 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Kercher
Eva Belle Rippey
Arthur Edward Cole
Pearl LaBelle
William Sonka
Nellie Swant
Jerome Stone
Lucinda Heffner
Navy
Rop Shupp
Grace Gentzhorn
Bristol man seeks removal of county ward status for four children
Jacob Bickel of Bristol who previously faced juvenile court action to place his ten children under county wards traveled to Goshen to rescind the order for four children still living at home. He is crippled by rheumatism and ataxia. four other children have been placed, one married, one died. Trustee Kantz of Washington township has aided him and favors county ward status for the remaining four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bickel
Bristol
Goshen
Bickel
Kantz
Washington Township
Elkhart Rescue Home Association Incorporation Filed
Articles filed with the secretary of state establish the Elkhart Rescue Home Association. The Home currently cares for 15 children and three older inmates with four workers and seeks help to meet the semi annual property installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Home
Elkhart Rescue Home Association
Special car to Winona for boys camp assembly
Supt Lohman of the Chicago South Bend Northern Indiana railway arranged a direct car for Winona Indiana to the big boys camp assembly. The South Bend car departs at 8 oclock Friday morning and may carry boys campers as well as their parents brothers sisters and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Supt. Lohman
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway
Ind
Big
South Bend
Drowning Near Lake Michigan Off Michigan City
A man identified as Frank A. Tyron of Chicago drowned after leaping from the yacht Volant ten miles northeast of Michigan City during a severe squall. He became panicked while the boat rode out the storm and stripped away restraints before entering the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Frank A. Tyron
Chicago
Volant
Monet businessman injured lifting box
Milton Loutzenheizer, once of Pierceton and Goshen, now of Monet Missouri, has been bedridden for two weeks after an injury while trying to lift a heavy box. He has run a business there for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Loutzenheizer
Milton Loutzenheizer
Pierceton and Goshen
Monet
Extra Number Tomorrow Night by Effie Hardesty
Tomorrow night an extra will be presented by Miss Effie Hardesty who has performed before Goshen audiences. Her voice is described as good and sweet and should suit the selected song well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Hardesty
Miss Hardesty
Goshen
Reunion of 29th Indiana Volunteers in LaPorte
The annual reunion of the 29th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, raised in LaPorte County, will be held in LaPorte on September 19 and 20. Local veterans are invited to attend and recall Civil War service and company histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind. Vol. Inf
LaPorte County
LaPorte
Miss Mirian Meeker Sings Before Madame Schumann Heink
Miss Mirian Meeker of Muncie is announced to perform before Madame Schumann Heink at Winona. The brief notes Morgan and Wright advertise bicycle tires at Hawks Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirian Meeker
Muncie
Madame Schumann-Heink
Winona
Morgan & Wright
Hawks Hardware Co
Winona Interurban Eyes Nappanee Route Link
DICKEY TELLS COPPES Winona Interurban proposes electric railway connection between Milford Junction and Nappanee. If Nappanee grades the road and lays steel, Winona would operate freight and passenger service though Peru project draws focus. The paper implies Winona may supply the track materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Harry S. Dickey
Winona
Dickey
Peru
Winona Company
Big Four to Build Two Concrete Bridges Over Christiana Creek
The Big Four railroad will construct two concrete bridges over Christiana creek within Elkhart city limits crossing near the Electric Light Co. plant and Cassopolis street. The line between Indianapolis and Benton Harbor crosses multiple streams, with the Elkhart river and Rock Run creek noted along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Christiana Creek
Elkhart
Electric Light Co
Cassopolis Street
Willowdale
Indianapolis
Benton Harbor
New Paris
Rock Run Creek
Goshen
Resignation of Rev Fr J B Fitzpatrick at St John’s
The Fort Wayne Sentinel reports Rev Father Fitzpatrick of St John’s Catholic church will be transferred to a new appointment in the Fort Wayne diocese. Bishop Alerding is away and no detail on the new post or his Goshen successor is available until his return. Fitzpatrick began priesthood in Fort Wayne and served as assistant at the Cathedral before Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fitzpatrick
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fort Wayne
Alerding
Father Fitzpatrick
Goshen
Contractors set pace on Warsaw Peru line grade
Reports from the scene say Stanley can finish his grade south of Akron in ten days in good weather while Ligard and Butterfield expect the same. Rain could slow progress to the summer. Stanley may shift crews to the Frank Bear farm to avoid clay delays, thenLitgard and Buttesfield move to Mentone to start nearby work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw-Peru
Stanley
Akron
Ligard
Butterfield
Frank Bear Farm
Litgard
Buttesfield
Mentone
Wild man blamed on Gary terror depicted as Bohemian
Hammond Times identifies the gunman in a multi day spree near Gary as John Mares, a Bohemian employed by the Great Lakes Dredging Co. He was shot and killed after wounding six men. Rumors calling him Michigan Red are dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
John Mares
Great Lakes
John Doe Is Jailed for Intoxication in Town
This morning Justice Whisler set John Doe's assessment at 11 dollars. He paid and then left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Justice Whisler
Marriage Licenses Granted in State of Ohio
Charles A. Metro of Lepsic Ohio, 26, and Addie M. Mott of Elkhart Indiana, 23, issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
s_ Charles A. Metro
Lepsic, C
Addie M. Mott
Elkhart
Hawks Hardware Announces New Saturday and Monday Hours
The Hawks Hardware will close at six, with the exception of Mondays and Saturdays. This schedule change affects regular store hours and informs customers of shortened weekday closing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hawks Hardware Co
Evangelical Church Camp Meeting Planned at Lake Wawasee
Plans are prepared for the Evangelical church convention at Oakwood Park Lake Wawasee July 21 to August 12. The Woman's Missionary Society, Young People's Alliance, and presiding officials will host sessions with Rev. G Heinmiller D D and Rev. O Mosier among speakers. Temperance and missionary days headline a program aiming for record attendance. Ministers receive free board and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Evangelical Church
Indiana
Oakwood Park
Lake Wawasee
Woman’s Missionary Society
S. J. Gamnertsfelder
Naperville
Indiana Conference
Young People’s Alliance
G. Heinmiller D. D
Cleveland
South America
Heinmiller
Chritslicher Botschafter
O. Mosier
Elkhart
J. B. Kanaga
Tiffin
E. E. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
South Bend
Ministers of
Shumaker
Israel
Drowned in St. Joe River Near Springbrook Park
Miss Mayme McDonald aged 27 a South Bend Public Schools teacher and St James Episcopal choir member drowned in the St Joe River during an Episcopal church picnic near Springbrook Park. She and three companions were returning by canoe when it overturned. the others were rescued. She was sister to the late C A McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook Park
St. Joe River
Mayme McDonald
South Bend
St. James Episcopal Church Choir
T. J. Walsh
Frank Gale
Garfield
Auto Fire Sparks Panic in South Bend Incident
An explosion from a gasoline fire in C. C. Shafer’s car in front of Dr. Stoltz’s home caused panic. Herman Hapke, who lived northwest of the city, was badly injured as Hose Co. No. 3 demolished the buggy and pulled Hapke to safety before transport to the hospital. His condition remained serious as authorities worked to quell the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Shafer
Charles Stoltz
South Bend
Herman Hapke
Hose Co. No. 3
Hapke
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana Towns
Transfers show multiple Elkhart Goshen Nappanee and Bristol lots sold. Cora BE Owen to Sylvester Redding for 1600, Eugene C Eddy to Sylvester Redding for 300, Louisa J Chapman to John B Haf er for 525, Zenada BE Sutliff to Claude B Cornell for 1, Mary C Housour to Clarence I Richmond for 400, Richmond to Weygand for 425, John W Fieldhouse to Frederick N Burrows for 1000, Arthur D Diggs to Eugene Atkins for 400, Atkins to Bickel for 400, Samuel Yoder to Emma Smeltzer for 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora BE. Owen
Sylvester Redding
Elkhart
Eugene C. Eddy
Louisa J.chapman
John B. Hafer
Zenada BE. Sutliff
Claude B. Cornell
Goshen
Mary C. Housour
Clarence I. Richmond
Nappanee
Harold Weygand
John W. Fieldhouse
Frederick N. Burrows
Arthur D. Diggs
Eugene Atkins
Bristol
Jacob Bickel
Samuel Yoder
Emma Smeltzer
Superintendent buys Wabash home for 5500 dollars
S T Blizzard, superintendent of the Michigan division of the Big Four, purchased Oscen Thompson’s residence in Wabash for 5500 dollars. A sales note adds a wardrobe sale at Sol Meyer’s 808 South Seventh Street. An Italian street orchestra provided fine music on the street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Blizzard
Michigan
The
Big Four
Oscen Thompson
Wabash
Sol Meyer
South Seventh Street
For Sale Good Sewing Machine
Advertises a sewing machine for ten dollars with inquiry at 210 B Clinton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Street
Killer Passionate Tragedy at Michigan City
Florence Gray an inmate at Pearl Dorsey’s resort in Michigan City shot Frank Brown known as Taters Brown after a quarrel over love. Brown, a police character with La Porte jail ties, was on a stairway when the fatal shot struck him in the head. The incident followed a Chicago trip with John Galbert Leo Chapman and Ernest Behler of Three Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gray
Lover
Michigan City
Pearl Dorsey
LaPorte
Frank Brown
Taters
Brown
Chapman
Ladies of Wabash organize civic improvement society
A local note recalls multiple Indiana items including deaths in Steuben and Wa bash counties, a proposed Catholic hospital in Huntington, the Decatur Carnegie library with 2 500 volumes, accidents and legal notices, and transport and utility improvements across towns such as Fort Wayne Bluffton Peru Angola Mentone Syracuse Waterloo and Hartford City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Wabash
Lewis Stealey
Fox Lake
Steuben County
James A. Tyner
Wabash County
Andrews
Father Miller
Huntington
Carnegie Library
Decatur
Andrew Makemson
Warsaw
Wim. Dial
Peabody
Hol Bowman
Bluffton
Peru
United States Express Company
Fort Wayne and
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Indiana Railroad Commission
St. Joseph Valley Railway Company
Angola Light and Power Company
Angola
Lake Shore
Waterloo
Edward Luce
Lagrange County
State Tax Board
New Reformed Church
A. K. Zartman
Hamilton
C. E B. Sturgis
Huntertown
Kendallville
Auburn
Laotto
Columbia City
Albion
Garrett
Syracuse
Mentone
Samuel Schlegel
Frank Lutz
Mission Hall
William Reed
Hartford City
Yale College
New Haven
Conn
South Bend Home Telephone Company
Michigan
Abbott Campaign Gains Backing for Bayville Mayor Bid
Frank P. Abbott Jr. runs a well organized campaign for Bayville mayor as South Bend lacks a candidate. Hon Gilbert A. Elliott has lent influence in support of Mr. Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Frank P. Abbott Jr
Bayville
South Bend
Gilbert A. Elliott
Inquest Settles Mind Condition of Hamman
The inquest concluded Hamman of North Webster is not insane, resolving the question of his mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel. Hamman
North Webster
Hawks Hardware Co Show Window Specials On Enamel Ware
The Hawks Hardware Co presents Saturday specials in enameled ware featured in the store show window. Promotional items include durable enamel pots and pans with prices visible for quick purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Elkhart approves 50 year street railway franchise
The board of public works and the Murdocks reach a deal in Elkhart to grant a 50 year franchise to the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana railway. Extensions include McNaughton Park Wolfe's and Ellison's additions and Lake Shore shops with fifteen minute city line service. A city council meeting will confirm the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Elkhart
Murdocks
Chicago, South Bend & Northern
Indiana By. Co
Eilkhart
McNaughton Park
Wolfe’s
Ellison
Lake Shore
Elkhart Chautauqua Opens With Noted Speakers
Elkhart’s third annual chautauqua starts tomorrow at 7 30 p m in McNaughton park on the St Joe river north bank. Speakers include Mr Bryan Friday, Senator Tillman Gov Hanly and Rev Dr Gunsaulus. Local residents from most St Joe valley towns attend. tents for living and meals prepared by Congregational ladies at nominal prices. river boating and bathing available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Bryan
Tillman
Hanly
F. W. Gunsaulus
McNaughton Park
St. Joe River
St. Joe Valley
Elkhart Assembly
Congregational
Plant Lice Threaten Crops With Widespread Infestation
Farmers report aphis, or plant lice, as a highly prolific pest. These insects reproduce rapidly, with ten or twelve generations daily in ideal conditions. Cold weather has limited their natural enemies, enabling rapid spread and honeydew blight on oats and wheat blades.
Waiter Otis C Butt nets seven pound bass at Lake Wawasee
Syracuse angler Otis C Butt landed a seven pound three ounce large mouth bass at Lake Wawasee. The catch drew big interest when shown at the Wawasee Inn and excitement that it would be hard to top this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis C. Butt
Syracuse
Lake Wawasee
Wawasee Inn
Ralph Harrison Authors Serial Tale “Jack Deybridge's School Days”
Ralph Harrison son of W C B Harrison has written a serial story titled Jack Deybridge's School Days which Eastern magazine promises recognition for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harrison
W. C. B. Harrison
Jack Deybridge
Nappanee News Notes Local Lecture and Paving Talk
The Nappanee public schools plan a lecture course for the coming season. A carload of chickens valued at $1,000 was shipped to New York. Chester Martin threw a ball weighing 6.14 ounces over the water tank and another from rail tracks to the livery barn. Attorney Dausman of Goshen, special counsel for the town board, argues the Main and Market street paving contract with Central Paving Co. is valid. Ban ta and Hoffman of the paving company say work will start by August and be hurried to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Central Paving Co
Market
Messrs. Banta and Hoffman
The
Paving Company
One Fare to Winona Lake for Theo Thomas Orchestra Trip
Passenger transport offers a single fare to Winona Lake with return on special cars leaving Goshen at 5 30 and 6 30 pm due to Theo Thomas orchestra. Return is on regular cars in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Goshen
Theo. Thomas Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelson Books
Society News
Clyde Hull
Eva Rink
Ray Juday
Bertha Ridinger
Albert Juday
Mabel Christner
Henry
Courtney
Clara S. Shroyer
Ralph Ipe
Maude Baker
Otto R. Stiehm
Olive M. Schutt
Clarence Erwin Oaks
Rosa Kreischer
Wm. C. Hostetler
Mary Shrock
Harry L. Miller
Ida Day
Charles L. Solimano
Grace Paul
Abe Eugene Goldberg
Winona Smith
Perry Anglemeyer
Bertie Wogeman
Fred S. Timmins
Metta Prosser
John M. Culp
Elnora E. Kent
Coppes
Company
ST. Joe
Sweetheart
C.S. B.& M. Company
Nappanee News
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