Local News Nuggets From A Busy Week
Weather hints suggest possible local thunderstorms tonight or Thursday with cooler temperatures on Thursday. The Smith-Clark Co undertakers and George W. Farrell in ill health with gout are noted. Star Grocery offers homemade bread while home grown melons soon hit markets. Weyzgand building in Nappanee nearly collapsed during a move. Winona Review prints a letter from Hon T R Marshall of Bayville. Mayor Kohler orders heavy loads off Sixth street pavement. The Democrat renamed from Nevada Mo to Coffeyville Kan. Cement steps at Mansion House on East Lincoln Avenue. Tom Fagan, ex-LaPorte, killed on a Canadian railway. body recovered. Trinity Lutheran Thimble meeting postponed to Aug 6. A F Reese saves Miss Mary Bradbury from an oncoming train. Christian Endeavor meeting postponed one week. Local socialists plan a July 30 meeting at 8:15 pm. Little Robert Grady suffers asthma attack this afternoon. Miss Rosalie Roach of Chicago visits Goshen. Justice Graham of Warsaw dismisses case against Mrs Jane Guy of Pierceton amid hose-turned-attack confusion.
Personal notices from Goshen and surrounding towns
A stream of short notices lists residents and visitors in Goshen, Nappanee, and nearby areas. Names include A. J Santathi, Myron Miller, Clarence Miller, Mrs Gertrude Caminsky, and many others visiting relatives or traveling to Chicago, Elkhart, Adrian, or Lake Wawasee. Also noted are retirees returning from service and visits by Purdue and local officials, with a brief item about a county clerks organization forming in Indianapolis for mutual protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Miller
Clarence Miller
Middlebury
Tom Foster
Lagrange
Gertrude Caminsky
W. W. Wike
Middlebury Township
Goshen
Jesse Rhodes
Elkhart
Frank Stutsman
Chicago
Miller
New York
Simon Blough
Lake Wawasee
A. C. Loomis
Jeannette
Dorothy
William Abbott
J. D. Hay
Dayton, C
George W. Hay
County Clerks of
Indiana
Indianapolis
County Clerks’ Organization of
Nappanee News Reports Calendar Scam and Lost Lives
The item criticizes calendar ads as a major scam in Nappanee. Robert Wilson, 40, died after falling from the launch Queen between Michigan City and Chicago and remains unrecovered. Arthur Harter of South Main street lost a National bicycle last night, found today hidden in the hall at the Jefferson theatre building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Michigan City
Chicago
Arthur Harter
South Main Street
Jefferson’ Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Adams & Sons Furnishers
Jewelers
Shoup & Kohler
N. Main Street
Tiedemann
Hawks’ Drug Store
Trump
Main St
New Jefferson
Ellis Crebster
The
Smith-Clark Co.—Undertakers
George W. Farrell
Star Grocery
Weyzgand
Nappanee
Winona Review
Bayville
T. R. Marshall
Kohler
Sixth Street
E. H. Shurer
Democrat
Nevada
Coffeyville
Kan
H. A. Stauffer
East
Lincoln Avenue
Tom Fagan
LaPorte
Canada
Trinity Lutheran Thimble Society
Chas. Freyberg
A. F. Reese
Valparaiso
Mary Bradbury
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Robert
Rosalie Roach
J. Dean Vail
Clyde Davis
Justice Graham
Warsaw
Jane Guy
Pierceton
Ella Cox
Myrtle Cox
Guy
Robert Stuart
Rome City
Adam Tully
Sidney
M. F. Miller
C. J. Swart
James Blue
Juniata, Neb
Ira Osborne
Ida Dallas
Grand Rapids
Mich
KE. C. Raby
Jane Swanson
Ada Swanson
South Bend
Fred Schroeder
Edward Jackson
Western Golf Association
John W. Zigler
Mishawaka
Noah Shoup
Georgiana Ort
Lida O. Murray
Colorado Springs
Cal
G. N Murray
Murray
J. K. Julian
David Swartz
S. D. Heckaman
Shawnee
Okla
State University
Ross F. Lockridge
Hart, Schaff
Ner
Marx
Ture Co. Platter
S. Main St
Chichester SE
Johnny Wiggins
Purl St
Main St. West Side
Johnson's Grain House
Bickel & Baker
East Washington St
Geshen
Ind
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lister Dyuc Company
Madison, Wis
Smith-Clark
Home Outfitters and Funeral Directors
Jefferson Theatre
Bleek
Sunshine Oxford
Himebaugh & Noble
Isis
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Smith-Clark. Co
Eddi
E Collins
Goshen,Ind
Chicago Fair
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