Railway magnates tour Goshen and discuss South Bend terminal
The Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway board met in South Bend with directors and guests to inspect the eastern division, visit Mishawaka Elkhart and Goshen, and review South Bend city lines. They discussed a South Bend terminal for the Chicago New York line and track relocations in LaPorte and shared use of Northern Indiana Co. tracks. They also arranged for more funds to extend the line west into Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Company
South Bend
Samuel T. Murdock
Charles Murdock
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Goshen
Charles Dietrich
New York
Alfred Dietrich
James
Samuel J
Main Street
LaPorte
Chicago
DARR CASE HEARINGS AND PARENTAL CONSENTS IN COURT
Court actions include John Darr vs Isaac Darr on partition and accounting with multiple witnesses. Receivership reports in bank cases contested. Mennonite Publishing Co. claim discussed. Paternity case ends with marriage. consent requirements noted. Divorce granted for Susan Sheffer. various marriage licenses issued in Elkhart area. Next term starts Sept 30 with Whisler Justice Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Darr
Isaac Darr
Elkhart National Bank
Edmund R. Kerstetter
P. L. Turner
Indiana National Bank
Mennonite Publishing Co
Susanna Mast
Geo. B. Dotson
Francis D. Merritt
Louisa J. Chapman
Geo. Lambert
Circuit Court
Court House Reconstruction Moves Ahead in Columbus
P H McCormack and Co Columbus Ind contractors have a sizable workforce at the court house. A 56 year old black walnut tree planted by Warren Pease was cut to make way for a large hoisting derrick on the east side. The interior of the old entrance is being removed while the west side derrick is erected. Ex Mayor McCormack will stay several days to direct operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. McCormack & Co
Columbus
Ind
Court House
Warren Pease
McCormack
Will leaves all to nephew William Douglas Stuart
Mrs. Sarah Misner died June 16 and left a will bequeathing her entire estate not to exceed 200 dollars to her nephew William Douglas Stuart who cared for her in old age. Burial expenses set at 50 dollars and 25 dollars for a grave marker. Will dated March 4, 1907 with witnesses William Stover and David Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Misner
William Douglas Stuart
Lecture Tonight by Prof Van Tyne at College Auditorium
Tonight at 8 o'clock in the college auditorium Prof Van Tyne of Ann Arbor university will deliver a lecture. He will be introduced by Hon B F Deahl, a classmate at Ann Arbor in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Tyne
Ann Arbor University
B. F. Deahl
Ann Arbor
Severe thunderstorm hits town causing damage
A heavy thunderstorm at 1 PM brought heavy rain and lightning that caused damage around the area. residents report flooding and property harm from the storm’s intensity.
Band concert in court park pavilion tomorrow evening
Rogers' band to give another popular concert in the court park pavilion tomorrow evening. Concert will begin at 7:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Court Park Pavilion
Hawks Hardware Promotion for Carborundum Stones
During this week every purchase of Carborundum sharpening stones totaling one dollar includes a fine pocket knife in a leather case. Hawks Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hawks Hardware Co
Senator Platt visit to Goshen over express business rumors
It leaked out that Senator Platt and American Express officials visited Goshen last week spending an entire forenoon. They also visited South Bend and Warsaw holding conferences with heads of Winona and C. S. B. & N. I. railways to influence them against entering the express business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Platt
American Express Company
Goshen
South Bend
Warsaw
Winona
Anna Oakes Dies in Elkhart Eldest widow at 80
Mrs. Anna Oakes aged 80 and widow of Henry Oakes died in Elkhart last night. She had resided there since 1852. Three children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Anna Oakes
Henry Oakes
Elkhart
Praise for Fred Obendorfer at South Bend musicale
The Times lauds Goshen youth Fred Obendorfer and Miss Gladys Maurer in a South Bend musicale. Obendorfer impressed with Gustav Reichen's Souvenir de Lübeck, Maurer performed Mozart's Minuet, both praised as remarkable pupil performances under Hal Van Aitken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Obendorfer
Goshen
South Bend
the Times
Gladys Maurer
Hal van Aitken
Obendorfer
Gustav Reichen
Tragedy in Love Affair Ends in Mental Committal
A Wabash contractor driven insane by grief over his daughter Grace Overly is ordered committed to an asylum. The daughter killed herself by leaping in front of a train carrying her former lover into Wabash as punishment for their estrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grace Overly
Court rules 500 feet from schools rule upheld
An appellate court on Tuesday decided that cities may require saloons to stay 500 feet away from public parks and schools. The ruling upholds Indianapolis city ordinance enforcing the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lion Store Offers Panama Hats At Sale Price
Men’s fine Panama hats in any shape available Friday and Saturday for 1.98 dollars each, originally worth four dollars. Lion Store announces limited two day sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Lion Store
Former Goshen Boy Writes From Denver To Old Friend
Sherman Sutliff, once a prominent Goshen High School student leader and track captain in the class of 1905, has moved to Denver. He will soon head the bookkeeping department at Barnes Commercial College in Denver after graduating from a Denver business university. He touts the west as a promising place for industrious youths and hopes to remain the popular figure he was at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jesse Rummel
Sherman Sutliff
Sherm
Goshen High School
Col
Barnes Commercial College
West
Colorado
Berkshire Hog Breeders Form Northern Indiana Association
The Berkshire breeders in the Northern counties of Indiana met at Nappanee to form the Northern Indiana Berkshire Association. Aimed at improving Berkshire hog quality and fostering good breeder relations, the group will hold two annual sales in Nappanee, spring and fall. Officers elected: President Daniel Hepler, Vice President Moses Grimm, Secretary Frank Walters, Treasurer Leroy Young, Sales Manager J. J. Bemiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Indiana
Nappanee
Northern
Moses Grimm
Frank Walters
Leroy Young
J. J. Bemiller
Harry Rudy Gone Leaves Family in Straitened Circumstances
Harry Rudy, formerly a barnman for Frank P. Abbott, disappeared after quitting work last Friday night. His wife reports he has been missing since breakfast last Friday and asks police to locate him. The widow has little money, supports a 14 year old son, and has done washing to make ends meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rudy
Frank P. Abbott
Rudy
Abbott Barn
Elkhart County to Send Large Delegations to Winona Visit
500 Boys leader Thomas A. Davis of Goshen reports Elkhart county will organize a large youth visit to Winona Boyville this summer. He says Goshen and Elkhart will send substantial delegations with Elkhart possibly over 400 and Goshen over 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Davis
Goshen
Elkhart
Elkhart County
Winona Boyville
Mr. Davis
Irwin bill features top acts and music variety
A week at the Irwin offers a bill of novel features and strong acts. The Colse present a refined musical performance, The Happy Pair delivers engaging fun for Woodford and Marlboro, while Howard and Whiting impress as character impersonators. Louie Haydn leads an illustrated song with Charles Parker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Colse
Woodford and
Marlboro
Howard
Whiting
Bob White
Louie Haydn
Charles Parker
Ice Wagon Drivers Charged With Short Weight
Finis Cartwright of South Bend complaints lead to the arrest of Martin Przybysz and George Hagg two drivers for Max inkuckee Ice Company on charges of short weight. It is alleged they left a piece of ice at his home and took coupons for 25 pounds but 13 were delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Cartwright
South Bend
Martin Przybysz
George Hagg
Maxinkuckee Ice Company
Cartwright
Death of Abraham Berkey Reported in California
Information received in Wakarusa states Abraham Berkey died in California on Sunday. The burial will take place in Wakarusa after the remains are brought home. He leaves a son Henry Berkey whose whereabouts are unknown, believed to be a resident of South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wakarusa
Abraham Berkey
Mr. Berkey
Henry Berkey
South Bend
Heath and Milligan advertise mixed paints and color cards
The notice promotes Heath and Milligan offering forty paint colors in stock with free color cards. Riley & Son handles the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Milligan’s
Riley & Son
Fire Chief Escape After Lightning Strike in Elkhart
Frank Leader, chief of the Elkhart fire department, narrowly escaped electrocution during a thunderstorm while adjusting a fuse on the city fire alarm circuit. Lightning struck the wire, burning his face and knocking him down, with his condition later reported as serious but improving. County Clerk Fleming may open a superior court office in Elkhart with deputies, while several local politicians seek deputy roles. Chief Silvers raided Mother White's place in Elkhart last night, two occupants were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Whisler
Frank Scalf
Bertie Wogeman
Perry Anglemeyer
Anglemeyer
Frank Leader
Elkhart
Leader
Fleming
Superior Court
Mother White
Northern Indiana Masons Initiate 15 At LaGrange Lodge
Masons from towns across northern Indiana gathered at LaGrange lodge for a festive initiation of 15 candidates, twelve from LaGrange and three from Goshen. A Hotel Buick banquet followed with 216 covers, grand lodge officers and soloists enhancing the event before Goshen delegates returned home at 2 AM by special Valley line car from Middlebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lagrange Lodge
Lagrange
Goshen
Buick
Grand Lodge
Middlebury
Railway receivers announce August sale of line assets
Ben Raupfer and others met in Columbia City after trips to Goshen and Syracuse to discuss the Indianapolis Huntington Columbia City Northwestern railway now under receivership. Debts run about $18,000 with property valued at $100,000. Sale planned in August with expected reorganization by old stockholders to buy and complete the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Raupfer
J. Peabody
T. R. Marshall
Columbia City
Goshen
Syracuse
Indianapolis, Huntington, Columbia City & Northwestern Railway
Col Thomas Snell dies in Bloomington at 82
Col. Thomas Snell once an Abraham Lincoln friend and president of the St. Joseph Valley bank in Elkhart died at Bloomington Illinois at the home of his daughter in law the widow of his eldest son James Thornton Snell He left an estate of 2000000 with grandsons Thomas Thornton Snell Harry C Snell a granddaughter Mrs M W Dinsmore and his only surviving son Richard present at his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Snell
St. Joseph Valley Bank
Elkhart
Abraham Lincoln
Bloomington
Ill
James Thornton Snell
Thomas Thornton Snell
Harry C. Snell
M. W. Dinsmore
San Jose
Cal
Richard
Clinton, Ill
Wheat harvest timing shifts with seasonal pace
The article notes harvest usually begins a few days before July 4, with farmers in the midst or finished by the holiday. If the season is backward none can be cut by then, and mid July would see farmers still at work in the fields.
Farrell Buys Goshen Home On East Park Street
Joseph M. Farrell purchases the J. H. Hawkes residence on East Park Street for 1400 dollars. The 44 by 182 foot lot changes hands as the Hawkes plan to move to Tennessee seeking a milder climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Farrell
J. H. Hawkes
East Parl Street
Mrs. Hawkes
Goshen
Tennessee
Minister Fletcher Thomas Dies at 80 in North Manchester
Reverend Fletcher Thomas a noted United Brethren preacher who recently spoke in Elkhart died in North Manchester this morning at age 80. The funeral arrangements were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Thomas
U. B
Elkhart
North
Manchester
Gray Juniors Win in 12 Innings Over Fredeke Captain
The Goshen Gray Juniors defeated a team led by Eddie Fredeke 5 to 4 in 12 innings yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Juniors
Goshen Gray Juniors
Eddie Fredeke
Summer Dress Goods and Embroideries Sale
The sale at Mrs Grubbs features summer dress goods and embroideries in full swing with a wide selection remaining to clear. Prices and availability are highlighted as the sale continues through the hot weather period.
Glidden Tour Draws About 750 Participants This Year
About 750 people are expected to participate in the fourth annual Glidden Tour conducted by the American Automobile Association. Estimates range from 100 to 150 cars, carrying four to seven hundred participants, with Goshen slated to be passed through on Thursday July 11. The Touring board introduces flags on cars instead of advertising signs, and a section of the Pennsylvania route has been resurveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Frank B. Hower
Association
Dai H. Lewis
Goshen
Touring Board
F. B. Hower
Pennsylvania
Davis A T A of Goshen Seeks Elkhart County State Senate
Republicans of Elkhart have heard Deputy Prosecutor T A Davis of Goshen aims for the Elkhart county state senate seat in 1908. H H Mosier of Bristol is also named as a possible aspirant. The Truth notes the four year alternation between Elkhart and Goshen, with some Elkhart leaders now pushing for a candidate from another part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
T. A. Davis
Goshen
Elkhart County
H. H. Mosier
Bristol
Circus Seats Collapse at Columbia City
Lamont's circus performed in Columbia City when a 60 foot section of seating collapsed. About 200 people fell, several sprains and bruises reported though no fatalities. Crew struggled to control the scene as the poorly received show ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Lamont’s
Bosse and Roth Wedding in Elk Hart
Lewis Bosse of Goshen and Ina Roth of Elk Hart wed at the Catholic parsonage in Elk Hart with Father Jansen officiating. After a two course luncheon at the bride’s home, the couple will live with the bride’s parents, William and Mrs Roth, as about 25 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Lewis Bosse
Goshen
Ina Roth
Jansen
William Roth
Passion Play at the Vaudette
The vaudette presents next week a bill of extraordinary merit. Monday and Tuesday feature The Life of Moses and The Life of Joseph. Wednesday and Thursday show part one of the Passion Play The Life of Christ. Friday and Saturday present part two of the Passion Play. The reproduction mirrors the Oberammergau pageant seen every decade in Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Joseph
Christ
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Indianapolis editor wed in Goshen visit announced
Abe Goldberg industrial editor of the Indianapolis Star and Miss Winona Smith both of Indianapolis secured a marriage license yesterday and were married. The couple returned to Elkhart today as Goldberg prepares for a September Star edition. In Goshen he interviewed several manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Goldberg
Winona Smith
Indianapolis
Elkhart
Goldberg
Indianapolis Star
Goshen
Goshen Lodge to Take Possession of Dr Eva Peck Bruce Residence
Goshen Lodge No 798 B P O E prepares to take possession of the Dr Eva Peck Bruce residence on No Main street after recent purchase and will begin planned alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Lodge
Eva Peck-Bruce
No. Main Street
Debtor William H. Roberts Declares Bankruptcy
Warsaw real estate broker William H. Roberts is declared bankrupt with debts totaling 2711.15 dollars and assets valued at 2550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Roberts
Warsaw
Window display at Hawks Hardware featured whetstones
A reader notes a striking window display at Hawks Hardware Go featuring simple whetstones. The display is praised as an example of beauty achievable with simple items and invites a visit tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Go
Lion Store Offers Young Men's Trousers in Sale
Advertisement notes a price range for young men's trousers from 2.40 to 6.00 at Lion Store. The brief line hints at a sale or special pricing, with emphasis on affordable menswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Howland Sentenced for Assault with Intent to Kill
Frank Howland was sentenced by Judge Dodge after a jury found him guilty of assault with intent to commit manslaughter. He receives two to 14 years in Jeffersonville and will be taken away by Sheriff Ziesel this week. Other inmates included Eugene McClellan and Harry Toms with varied prior outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howland
Dodge
Howland
Jeffersonville
Ziesel
Charles Carroll
Eugene McClellan
Harry Toms
McClellan
James Rinehart
Elkhart
Ben Enos
Toms
Erastus Paul
New Paris
Carroll
Superior Court Term Schedules Announced for Elkhart Goshen
The next term of the superior court opens in Elkhart on Monday September 9 for four weeks, overlapping the circuit court by one week. Goshen hosts the fall circuit term starting September 30. Sheriff Ziesel and Clerk Fleming receive 600 dollars annually. Deputies not yet appointed. Elkhart terms: fourth Monday in April second Monday in September third Monday in November and first Monday in February. Except September all terms run five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Elkhart
Circuit Court
Goshen
Ziesel
Fleming
Four Notable Saint Days In June
In the latter half of June four saints are honored. St Alban is noted as Britain’s first martyr who died around 303 during Diocletian’s persecutions. June 24 marks John the Baptist’s nativity, June 29 honors St Peter, and June 30 is the feast of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alban, John the Baptist
Peter and Paul
Alban
Britain
Dioclesian
John the Baptist
St. Peter, the Apostle
St. Paul
the Apostle
Fish Die Off Plague Haunts Indiana Michigan Lakes
Widespread fish kill reported across northern Indiana and southern Michigan lakes. Officials cite a peculiar summer born disease affecting speckled perch and sunfish in multiple lakes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Michigan
Elks committee pays $5700 for Hascall property
The committee appointed to purchase a home for the Elks paid Dr Eva Peck Bruce 5700 yesterday for the old Hascall property on North Main Street. The Elks will meet tonight when two outstanding committees will report. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Eva Peck-Bruce
Hascall
North Main Street
Plymouth Telephone Exchange Sold for 30000
The Winona Telephone company owned by A. D. Diggs and Samuel B. Tomlinson of Kinamac and W. S. Daniels of Knox Indiana closed a deal for the Plymouth telephone exchange and all connecting farmers toll lines. The consideration was 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Telephone Company
A. D. Diggs
Samuel B. Tomlinson
Kinamac
W. S. Daniels
Knox, Ind
Plymouth Telephone Exchange
Notice of dissolution of Harper and Carmien firm
Dissolution of the co partnership between Cc. A. Harper and C. C. Carmien by mutual consent announced. Carmien signs with Harper for final dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. A. Harper
C. C. Carmien
Cc. C. Carmien
C. A. Harper
Woman Injured From Fall On South Main Street
Mrs. B. J. King slipped on a broken step at her home on South Main street yesterday and severely sprained her right ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
B. J. King
School leaders from Elkhart and Kosciusko counties meet in Warsaw
George Washington Ellis former Elkhart county superintendent visited Warsaw yesterday to confer with George Washington Worley former Kosciusko county superintendent. The two longtime educators discussed regional school administration and shared insights on district governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
George Washington Ellis
Elkhart County
George Washington Worley
Kosciusko County
Straw Hats Cleaned at the Lion Store
The Lion Store advertises straw hat cleaning service with quick turnaround and neat results. Customers are invited to bring hats for cleaning and restoration at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion _ Store
Local Travel and Visitor Notes Across Several Towns
A long list records movements and visits of residents and visitors to Warsaw, Niles, Ligonier, and nearby areas. Names include Elias D. Salsbury on Warsaw business, Miss Maude Cripe in Lost Creek Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Phidelle Smith visiting Jessie, and Rev. W. R. Miller officiating at a LaPorte wedding. Also noted are Miss Georgianna Lacy entering Ferry Hall next fall, Miss Lula Autland visiting Lena Autland, Miss Florence Abbott taking an exam for Smith College in Chicago, and multiple other social and professional travels among White Pigeon, Mishawaka, and Defiance. The text mentions construction plans by H. F. Frazier in Nappanee, a boating trip down the Tippecanoe river, and an Iowa trip by the Rev. Mr. Albright with his ill son recovering from blood poisoning and skin grafting aided by eight donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias D. Salsbury
Warsaw
Maude Cripe
Lost Creek
Phidelle Smith
Jessie Tuday
W. R. Miller
LaPorte
Georgianna Lacy
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
Lula Autland
White Pigeon
Lena Autland
Florence Abbott
Chicago
Smith College
J. A. Snapp
Gladys
Millersburg
A. R
Claude Lee
John Beach
New Orleans
New York City
Noble Kreider
Claude Smith
Niles
Rushville
Ind
A. R. Prescott
New England States
Miss Cooper
China
Ligonier
G. O. Hubbell
Kansas City
E. R. Lacy
Alexander Smullan
D. P. Dierdorff
Charles Squires
Defiance
Guy Becknell
H. F. Frazier
Nappanee
Dr. Snapp
Homer Johnson
John Wiggins
Chas. Freyberg
David Nusbaum
Louis K. Hawks
Joe W. Knox
Tippecanoe River
Lafayette
Tippecanoe Creek
Leesburg
Albright
Iowa
Bargains for Ladies Friday and Saturday at Lion Store
Bargains include gray canvas oxfords trimmed in white for 1.75, ladies white hose 10c, one button strap sandals 98c, white canvas oxfords 1.80, white hose 10c, gauze vests 10c, fast black hose 9c, and tan hose 10c and 15c. Friday and Saturday only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Store
Express service cut on Lake Shore train to Goshen
The discontinuation of Express service on Lake Shore no 16 arriving Goshen at 4 56 leaves Goshen without Chicago express after 11 52 am until 7 15 am next day. The move disrupts shipments for fruit and celery growers and appears tied to American Express Company monopolistic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Goshen
Chicago
American Express Company
South Bend Foreman David Miller Dead At 64
David Miller a Studebaker Bros. foreman in South Bend, died suddenly as the whistle blew, aged 64. A lifelong resident, he served in the Civil War with the 21st Indiana Battery, later in the 29th and 9th Indiana Infantry, and had worked for the Studebakers for 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Studebaker Bros.’ Mfg. Co
South Bend
Ind. Inf
Studebakers
Alleged Brutality by Special Agent Near Station 15
Residents accuse Special Agent Young of Lake Shore of beating 15 year old Alex Meisch near Station 15 west of Elkhart on Monday morning the youth said to have been struck and kicked by the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Lake Shore
Station 15
Elkhart
Alex Meisch
Will File Bond by George H. Rimpler As City Clerk
George H. Rimpler will file a $2,000 bond in his capacity as city clerk. The notice promotes Masury's paint with a 34 year sales claim and advertises Hawks Hardware Co and Lion Store straw hat sales this Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Rimpler
Masury
The
Hawks Hardware Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. I. Co
N. Y
South Bend Terminal
Susan Sheffer
William Sheffer
Argus I. Wogaman
Mary Sasha Adams
Harrison Jp
Bertie Wogaman
Karl H. Aber
Fort Wayne
Clara Mumma
Herbert D. Myers
Lillian B. Waller
Leonard W. Scott
Ida Blessing
American Express
Mortuary Record
Goshen Boy
Goshen and
Masonic Lodge
Col. Snell
Society News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!