Western Company Eyes Goshen Rubber Plant Expansion
The Western Rubber Company seeks to acquire the Goshen Rubber Co plant, aiming to run two factories and double output. The Goshen plant has been idle after selling most equipment, with no financial trouble outstanding. Fred D. Zeigler will move his family to Montpelier, Indiana, as the plant’s affairs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Rubber Co
Western Rubber Company
Western Company
Goshen Company
Fred D. Zeigler
Montpelier
Ind
Goshen Rubber Company
Muncie
Indianapolis
Commercial Exchange
Noble
Complain Of Fare By Militiamen At Indiana Camp
Militiamen at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis complain the state supplied fare was poor. The menu included hardtack bacon coffee and occasionally beans. Soldiers bought extra provisions and endured long hikes, including a seven mile tramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Marriage Announcement for Irma Fitch and David Bigler
Irma Fitch and David Bigler wed in Nappanee and plan to reside in Elkhart. Bigler is described as a railway postal clerk. A picnic at the dam hosted by Miss Helen Ashley welcomed Miss Mary Sherwood and Miss Helen Beeson of Three Oaks, Michigan. Leah ah Mrs. George S. Cobb hosted a Lake Wawasee gathering with a Wa wasee launch cruise and dinner. Goshen guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Court Winters and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Raifensberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Fitch
David Bigler
Nappanee
Elkhart
Mary Sherwood
Helen Beeson
Three Oaks
Mich
Helen Ashley
Leah Ah
George 8. Cobb
Cobb
Lake Wawasee
Wawasee Lake
Goshen
J. O. Snyder
Court Winters
Samuel Raifensberger
Ballou Loosely Linked To Congress Bid In Indiana
Indianapolis Star reports in Fort Wayne that Judge Ballou of LaGrange is interested in a congressional run. He has discussed the idea with friends but has not reached the candidate stage yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballou
Congress
Indianapolis Star
Fort Wayne
Lagrange
Syracuse Man Is Returned Home From Warsaw Jail
Jonathan Waldo, a 65 year old Syracuse resident, who had been held in the Warsaw jail awaiting admission to Longcliff asylum, was taken back to his home as no room could be found at the asylum for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Waldo
Syracuse
Warsaw
Longcliff
Mathis Bros Seek Kosciusko Plant Site
According to the Warsaw Union the Mathis Bros firm of Chicago is negotiating with Kosciusko county business leaders to locate a new plant in the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warsaw Union
Mathis Bros
Bucyrus
Kosciusko County
Hawks Hardware Sells Hawkseye Lawn Mower Tradition
Hawks Hardware Co. has built a 14 year reputation for quality with its Hawkseye lawn mower. The note highlights a trusted product line and ongoing sales by the Hawks Hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkseye
Hawks Hardware Co
Frank Brinley Dies After Illness At 28
Frank Brinley longtime head lineman at the Bell Telephone in Bristol area died at 6 30 last evening at home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Brinley aged 28 after nearly a year with tuberculosis He left the local exchange recently to seek health benefits near the southwest Survived by parents a sister and three brothers He belonged to the Eagles of South Bend the Electrical Workers Union of Elkhart and the Musicians Union of South Bend Funeral set for 2 30 Thursday at the Bristol Methodist church with interment in a nearby cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brinley
Bell Telephone Company
William Brinley
Bristol
Brinley
The
Hagles of
South Bend
Electrical Workers Union of Elkhart
Musicians’ Union of
South
Miller Announces Likely Campaign for Indiana Governor
Fort Wayne supporters of Hon. Chas. W. Miller of Goshen report letters indicating he plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor. Miller, former Indiana attorney general, has a strong following among Valparaiso Republicans and has not made a formal announcement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Miller
Valparaiso
Fort Wayne
Chas. W. Miller
Goshen
Lease Brothers to Start New City Printing Plant
Chester and Worley Lease buy the Cosmo Buttermilk Co printing plant once run by J. J. Burns. Some equipment sold to Chicago buyers, others moved. the Lease brothers plan to set up a job printing shop in a building being erected by H. F. Kidder on North Third Street. They have long worked at the News Pty. Co. plant and will operate the Cosmo leftovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Company
Chester and Worley
Cosmo Buttermilk Co
J. J. Burns
Chicago
H. F. Kidder
North Third Street
Messrs
News Pty. Co
Cosmo
Wambaugh Wins Plastering Contract for Jefferson Theatre
Conrad C. Wambaugh awarded the plastering contract for the rebuilt Jefferson Theatre. He previously plastered the 1905 structure and will redo ceilings under the balcony and in the lobby with arched designs. Masons have the third story wall advancing. roof might be on by late August. project aimed for October 10 completion. Marie Cahill rehearses in New York before touring to Chicago and then to this venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Theatre Company
Conrad C. Wambaugh
Sanders-Hay Co
Wambaugh
Jefferson
Marie Cahill
Mary
Lake Hopatacong
N. Y
Brooklyn
Canada
Illinois Theatre
Chicago
Coroner Probes Big Four Wreck Near Niles Michigan
Coroner Baldry of St. Joseph investigates the Big Four wreck near Niles Michigan saying he learned of the disaster nearly 24 hours after it happened. He notes a body was shipped away before the coroner's jury viewed it and questions the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldry
St. Joseph
Niles
Mich
Mortuary notices for Catherine Proxel and Frances Lockwood
Catherine Proxel, 69, died at her home nine miles south of Elkhart from heart failure. Surviving: two daughters, one son, two brothers, three sisters. Frances Lockwood, pioneer of Elkhart County, died at her daughter Mrs Samuel Stratton’s home in Elkhart after two months illness. Born in Ohio 70 years ago, moved with parents to this county at 18, lived near Wakarsua, later in Elkheart and Jamestown. Surviving children include Mrs Stratton, Dr Reuben Lockwood, Mr ville Lockwood, Wesley Lockwood, Mrs America Kindy, and sister Mrs Mary Sala. Funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at the house with Rev Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Reuben Lockwood
Elkhart
Ville
Wesley Lockwood
Union Township
America Kindy
Mary Sala
Petoskey
Lambert
S. S. Whisler
J. P
Chicago
George Berry
Harry Reiff
Goshen Milling Co
Rigney
Warsaw
L. D. Austin
Buffalo
N. Y
Beatrice Moore
J. W. Jones
Lou Smith
Frank Larimer
Shirley
Millersburg
Frances Bryson
Decatur
Ind
Mary Fobes
Omar McCoy
Kokomo
Pierceton
Charles A. Wehmeyer
North Manchester
Mollie Allen
West Cairo
J. Paul Michael
George W. Farrell
John Gillette
St. Joseph
Mich
Rose Scott
Lura
Logansport
Claudine Ruton
Huntington
Mildred Pratt
A. J. Irwin
Port Huron
Robert Irwin
Oscar Jay
Fay
Walter Ferney
Cincinnati
Forest Croop
Chauncey Frantz
Butler Cottage
Wawasee
G. W. Heacocks
Alexandria
John Heacocks
James Garvey
Gary
John Garvey
Kate Berry
Marengo
Ill
Frank Cooke
Goshen
Greencastle
Ohio
Will DeBoer
Mishawaka
Peter DeBoer
Glen Kitson
Edgar A. Dean
F. H. Barron
George
Frank Sack
Ligonier
Winona
Rogers
Druscilla Coats
Oneta Shyrer
Fay Lichtenwalter
Florence Berry
Dorothy Reed
Benton Harbor
Alfred Haines
Middlebury
F. Myers
J. L. Bishop
Berrien Center
Pauline Coverston
G. A. Lewis
Fowler, Col
A. G. Storer
Mr. Lewis
T. A. Lewis
Neva Peed
H. H. Peed
Indiana State Fair Association
Newcastle
Vera Cooper
Elton Lepird
Newell Bros. Dry
Topeka
Kalamazoo
Grace Brewer
South Bend
Harvey H. Shroyer
Jasper McKinley
West Goshen
W. H. Short
Gerard Thomas
Lagrange
J. B
I. W. Short
J. B. Short
Will B. Gortner
Las Vegas
N. M
Jeannette Beck
J. C. Beck, Jr
Josephine Devine
Reading
Maude Bender
Clarence Gilmore
Gunsaulus Delivers Noted Chautauqua Address in Elkhart
Chicago divine Dr. F F Gunsaulus lectured on William E Gladstone to a large Elkhart Valley Chautauqua audience Sunday afternoon. Extra cars ran from Goshen to shuttle attendees. The talk drew general satisfaction as Gunsaulus attacked hypocrisy and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Divine
Elkhart Chautauqua
F. F. Gunsaulus
Chicago
William E. Gladstone
St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua
Elkhart
Goshen
Gunsaulus
Chautauqud
Probate Court appoints administrator for Rentfrow estate
James O. Smith is named administrator of the estate of the late Mrs. Mary Rentfrow with a $250 bond signed by Smith, Mitchell Charnley and Harry C. Dangler. Squire Whisler dismisses two tramp drunks from the city. New suit filed by Mrs. Mary Hulwick against Howard Hopkins Emma J Hopkins M Augusta Palmer and David Lehman for $750. Marriage licenses issued to Charles A Kindle Goshen and Grace M Ulery Goshen with parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Smith
Mary Rentfrow
Mitchell Charnley
Harry C. Dangler
Mary Hulwick
Howard Hopkins
Emma J. Hopkins
M. Augusta Palmer
David Lehman
Charles A. Kindle
Goshen
Grace M. Ulery
Big Fight In Winamac Over Saloon Permits
In Winamac the anti-saloon group plans a blanket remonstrance against the saloon business in town and township. The dispute has run for three weeks with fourteen open air meetings drawing large crowds, sometimes over two thousand attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
Child Killed in Accident in Michiganhome
Alma Orlasky eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Orlasky of Berrien County Michigan was accidentally shot and died from wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Orlasky
Adolph Orlasky
Berrien County
Mich
Wingate Returns to Duty After Elevator Shaft Injury
John Wingate state taxes commissioner, injured weeks ago in a fall down an elevator shaft at the Barnet hotel in Logansport, resumes duties but may not fully recover. Shirley Musselman seriously injured on the Lake Shore near Chicago to be moved to Millersburg home this week from Mercy Hospital Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate
John Wingate
Barnet
Logansport
State Tax Board
Bhirley
Musselman
Lake Shore
Chicago
Millersburg
Mercy Hospital
Goshen School Board Reorganizes with New President
The Goshen city school board will reorganize on August 31. Joseph H. Lesh retires and is replaced by E. L. Jones elected to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen City
Joseph H. Lesh
E. L. Jones
Gov Hanly at Elkhart Chautauqua Wednesday
Governor Hanly spoke at the Elkhart Chautauqua session titled The Spirit of Democracy on Wednesday afternoon with Tillman scheduled to appear Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Hanly
Elkhart Chautauqua
Tillman
First Christian Church to Hold Pastry Sale at Jones Furniture
The August committee of the First Christian church will hold a pastry sale at Jones Furniture on Saturday August 3. Proceeds benefit church programs and local outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Jones Furniture
Who Stole the Eagle at the Court House Roof
Contractor McCormack says Clarence Harris received the tin bronzed eagle taken from the flag staff on the north roof of the court house. Today an unknown person stole the eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormack
Clarence Harris
Court House
Picnic for Sunday School at Blosser's Island
The Sunday school of St. James Episcopal Church plans a Wednesday afternoon picnic at Blosser's Island. A help-wanted ad appears: girl for general house work, apply to Mrs. EnOals, 323 South Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Blosser’s Island
New Candidate Eckstein Postmaster in Boys City
William Eckstein is named postmaster of Boy City at the Winona juvenile camp after attending Winona Technical School in Indianapolis. A Russian native from Sassmackn Russia he speaks four languages and previously led a Can yoncrest Ranch city as mayor. The Daily News notes it has no favorites in local mayoral race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eckstein
Boy City
Winona
Winona Technical School
Indianapolis
Sassmackn
Kurland
Russia
United States
Eckstein
Judge Brown
Canyoncrest Ranch
Russell Newhouse
Wabash
Wabash High School
Bet Phi Sigma
Newhouse
Joe W. Clark
Portland
Frank P. Abbott
Daily News
Bay City
Ivan Overman
Marion
The
Democrat
City Daily News
Riot at Winona Lake disrupts Sunday services
A riot at Winona Lake during martial rule over the camp endangers a sentinel from the Boys' Brigade of Indianapolis. Dr J G Mehrbas was detained after resisting the sentinel. milkman J J McKenny fought his pursuers as crowds gathered. Sheriff and War-Saw marshal enforced order while local leaders moved to enact stricter regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
J. G. Mehrbas
W. D. Stansifer
Boys’ Brigade
Indianapolis
Mehrbas
Stansifer
J. J. McKenny
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
J. F. Beyer
Winona
Fort Wayne Man Appointed U.S. Marshal Deputy
A. R. Walter of Fort Wayne is named field deputy U.S. marshal for Allen County to fill the J. A. Scott vacancy, announced by U.S. Marshal Pettit for the Indiana district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Pettit
A. R. Walter
Fort Wayne
United States Marshal
Allen County
J. A. Scott
United States
Indiana
Unprecedented Storm Damage Hits State Crops Hard
Electrical storms continue to cause widespread damage across the region damaging crops beyond any memory of the elder residents. Farmers report extensive losses as storms persist with uncertain outlooks.
Teachers' examination held at Madison street school
Twenty nine applicants sat for the regular monthly teachers examination last Saturday at the Madison street school building conducted by Supt Weaver. A number sought state licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Supt. Weaver
Gov Hanly Visits Elkhart Chautauqua Wednesday
Gov. Hanly attended the Elkhart Chautauqua on Wednesday afternoon. The appearance drew local residents and highlighted ongoing civic events in the community.
Committee Formed To Seek Loophole In Insolvent Railway
Stockholders of the Indianapolis Huntington Columbia City & Northwestern railway, in receivership, appoint a five man committee led by Horace McKay to investigate options and report with a plan ahead of a receiver's sale set for September 17. Members are Winfield E. Miller Horace Smith Flavius J. Van Voris and Senator Linton A. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Huntington, Columbia City & Northwestern Railway Company
Horace McKay
Winfield E. Miller
Horace Smith
Flavius J. van Voris
Linton A. Cox
Fight Over Lease At Wabash Eagles Theatre
Two leases on a theatre built by the Eagles at Wabash trigger a control dispute. C. M. Edson of Toledo holds possession while Charles A. Klunk of Wabash seeks the keys. The Eagles sue Edson for 2450 dollars, while Edson asserts his original lease remains valid and he will stay in control. Klunk believes he can win. The Eagles employ Warren G. Sayre, while Edson is represented by McCracken & Eikenbary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Wabash
C. M. Edson
Toledo
Charles A. Klunk
Edson
Klunk
Klunk Is Equally Positive That He Caill
The
Warren G. Sayre
McCracken & Eikenbary
Wabash Cement Works Hit by High Water Shutdown
The Wabash cement works at La Grange halted operations as the river flooded, submerging the track from the mail beds to the factory under about 12 inches of water and leaving about two hundred men unemployed. A dredge is being placed across the river and a new bed should be ready to open by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Cement Works
Lagrange
17 year old Miller writes parents from Illinois seeking Oklahoma
Charles Miller, 17, son of Wm H Miller of Columbia City, who vanished July 13, sent a postal card from Elizabeth Illinois to his parents claiming he is bound for Oklahoma. A son of Abner Smith in Oklahoma had urged him to move there for better pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Miller
Charles Miller
Wm. H. Miller
Columbia City
Elizabeth
Oklahoma
Abner Smith
Williams released on $250 bail in Angolan case
In the Superior Court William Williams of Angola was released on $250 bail after arrest on a complaint by Andrew Chaffee accusing him of a serious crime against Chaffee's minor step-daughter. Emma vs. Lewis J. Lathrope divorce filed for non support. The couple wed November 19 1903 and separated May 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Angola
Andrew Chaffee
Chaffee
Emma
Lewis J. Lathrope
Man Found Unconscious by Railroad Near Mishawaka
Section men on the Grand Trunk Western found Benjamin Gurnhout unconscious beside the tracks one mile west of Mishawaka while he claimed to have fallen from the midnight westbound train. His condition and survival remain a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Western
Benjamin Gurnhout
Mishawaka
Bruce cousin of Clark Bruce attends Gunsaulus service
The cousin of Clark Bruce, a resident of Evanston, George Loot of the Schubert Quartet, visited Chicago yesterday. While there he worshipped at the Central church where Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bruce
Elkhart
Frank W. Gunsaulus
George Loot
Evanston, IL
Bruce
Chicago
Central Church
Dr. Gunsaulus
Goshen Property Deals Reported in Local Transfers
James O. Cripe sold to Fernando F. Schrock a Goshen property for 672 dollars. Edward N. Yeager sold to John Strafford a Goshen property for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Cripe
Fernando F. Schrock
Goshen
Edward N. Yeager
Toohn Strafford
Traction Co Plans In Elkhart Line Construction
S Maxon and Supt Swinehart announced the St Joseph Valley Traction Co will build and operate its own lines in Elkhart. The next project targets a traction line extending to Elkhart with work already underway.
Quail Abundance Reported by Indiana Official
Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner E. B. Barlelas tells hunting public that quail numbers in Indiana are higher than in several years past, signaling improved local game prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fish and Game
E. BE. Barlelas
Walnut Stairway From Black Walnut Lumber
Charles H. Parker built a stairway in the Crary home on North Main Street using black walnut lumber salvaged from the old barn. The result is described as a beauty and a notable remodeling feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crary
Main Street
Charles H. Parker
Escape by Claypool Lumber thieves ends in swift getaway
Two men who blew the safe at Claypool Lumber Co. office escaped. Morgan and Wright fled by bicycle tires to Hawks Hardware Co. in a rapid exit, leaving investigators with little leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Claypool Lumber Co
Morgan and Wright
Hawks Hardware Co
Elkhart Chautauqua Criticizes Management For Auditorium Delay
An Elkhart dispatch to the South Bend Tribune blasts St Joseph Valley Chautauqua leadership for lacking a permanent auditorium at McNaughton park. It notes the third annual event sits under a hot tent with uncomfortable benches despite good financial returns. Blame targets Dr C M Hisenbeiss and Wilson Roose for money handling. Dissent over stalled auditorium plans has resurfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
South Bend Tribune
St. Joseph Valley
McNaughton Park
C. M. Hisenbeiss
Association
Wilson Roose
Turn Out Is In for Winona Interurban Tracks
A large labor force worked all day Sunday to complete the turnout for the C S B & N I railway south of Purl street on Main. The turnout was used this morning for the first time. A Winona interurban car derailed briefly. no major damage reported. A crowd of hundreds watched as a rail incident injured two Greek laborers minorly, one with toes mashed and another struck on the head by a spike. The turnout will ease interurban service into the city core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. B. & N. I. Railway Company
Purl Street
Main
Winona Interurban
Elkhart Firm Wins Big Wiring Contract for Jefferson Theatre
B. H. Reid of Elkhart secured the contract to wire and fixture the new Jefferson theatre. It is the largest such job in Northern Indiana this year and three times as costly as the Elks temple project in Elkhart. The lighting plan will brighten the lobby and foyer significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Reid
Elkhart
Jefferson Theatre
Indiana
Elks Temple
Assault Report Involving Susie Surfus Case
A 15 year old girl Susie Surfus daughter of George Surfus of Whitley county was assaulted by Charles Alloway of Fort Wayne. He seized her body hugged and kissed her and intended to do more but screams from her sister interrupted. Alloway was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Surfus
George Surfus
Whitley County
Charles Alloway
Fort Wayne
Niles Man Attempts Suicide With Veterinary Prescribed Chloroform
James McQuirk a noted Niles resident tried to take his own life over domestic troubles. He secured a veterinary prescription for chloroform and had it filled then mixed a family jar before retiring to his room where he was later found by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McQuirk
Niles
Railroads to obey 1907 crossing stop law
Indiana Railroad Commission and state railroad officials agree all railroads must stop at every crossing. The law, enacted in 1907, applies to interurban lines as well as steam roads, though interurbans have been complying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Railroad Commission
Rev L A Eberle Begins Duties at St Johns Church
Rev L A Eberle formerly assistant to the late Rev A B Qechtering and pastor of St Josephs Mishawaka and St Marys Portland has started work at St Johns church in Goshen. He preached his first sermon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Eberle
Goshen
L L. A. Eberle
A. B. Qechtering
L. A. Moench
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mishawaka
St. Marys Church
Portland
St. John’s Church
Barber Hart Corse Dies by His Own Action in Chicago
Hart Corse, a barber at George Vinson tensorial parlors in Mishawaka, died in Chicago last Friday from self-inflicted gas asphyxiation. He placed a rubber tube in his mouth, attached the other end to a gas jet, and turned on the gas due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Corse
George Vinson
Mishawaka
Chicago
Excursions This Week On Winona Railway
Winona Railway offers daily round trip tickets from Goshen to Winona Lake. Cars depart at 5 30 and 6 43 0 o'clock with return on any regular car the same day. Fare is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Huckleberries Command Prices in Northern Indiana Markets
Huckleberries are priced at 2.50 per case in northern Indiana markets. Local traders report steady demand as retailers stock the fruit for upcoming sales periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Travelers and Visitors Move Through Local Town
A long list of residents and guests are recorded visiting and traveling to and from Leesburg. Ed Duker, S. S. Whisler, George Berry, Harry Reiff and many others are noted on business trips, visits and holidays across Indiana and nearby states.
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O Desirous
National Guard
Society News
Niles, Mich
Mortuary Record
Probate Court
Qut
Wabash Lad
Boy’s City
iBoys’ City
J. G Mehrbas
Wabash Theatre
Roasts Management
Ed Duker
Leesburg
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