20 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
1
Roland Straw was arrested this afternoon by Chief of Police Rigney on an assault and battery charge filed by Straw's sister. The case has been continued until the latter part of the week.
While visiting her daughter in Ligonier, Mrs. Ja cob Kurt, a Millersburg resident, suffered a fall resulting in a fractured tipure.
Wanted-Hipsaw man 1 X L Fur niture Co. Also wanted girls over 18 for good pay and steady work. 212 South Eighth street, phone 1315. 1f Wanted-Two first class retort house stokers good wages steady work. Apply or write Clifford Fox Supt Gaa Plant Elkhart Ind. tf For Sale Paying paper route Democrat tf For Sale 1917 Ford roadster in al condition Phone 45 Auto Clearing House cor Cottage Ave and Douglas.
Lost purse with small change and a door key. Finder please phone No. 1004. Lost lady's Panama hat between Syracuse and Goshen. Reward. Return to Democrat.
Joseph H. Stewart 61 a Studebaker factory employee in South Bend dies. Mrs Orlando Kimmel 84 Noble county pioneer dies at home. Isaac Dennis 74 a Pennsylvania railroad worker dies in Fort Wayne after 62 years in Allen county. Mrs Zachariah Faker 72 found dead in Ligonier home of son G A Baker. Four sons survive. Burial at Oak Park cemetery Ligonier.
W R Snow national organizer of the Socialist Party will speak Friday in Court Park at 7 p.m. He has served as organizer and lecturer for 18 years and will deliver a worthwhile message to attendees.
Miss Mildred Gilespi of Athinta Ga moves from the W R Wit home to a clerk job at the Grosheéa office of the Western Union Telegraph. Miss Eva Kesler resigns from her position as clerk to Manager Charlotte M Jordan after several months. Daily Democrat 12c per week.
Warsaw and Millersburg columns list residents traveling for business and pleasure. Names include Jewell Swart in Chicago on business, Brice Larimer visiting Millersburg, Mrs. Harry Jacobsen returning from Evansville, and Floyd Kyte back from Michigan. Also named are Hazel Risley heading to Manchester for summer, Pauline Noyce visiting Indianapolis, and many attendees at regional events and family gatherings.
Notice governs sprinkling hours for flat rite consum cops and nitrate water consumers. Sprinkling outside specified bonus hours will be disconnected and restored only after necessary safety actions.
Dr Iley motored to East Chicago and J W Pord transacted business in Warsaw. Mrs Eve Weir recovering from illness. Miss Georgia Whinsler visiting her parents Melvin Whisker. Frank Weingardt of Kendallville represents McCray Refrigerator Co in Syracuse. Harold Bowser returns home for his father Dr J H Bowser’s funeral.
The Lily Loring Vannuys Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Isaiah Rohrer west of Goshen Thursday evening. Automobiles will be provided and will wait at Mrs. George Hay's home at 7 15. Carrott C. Conk of Detroit and Miss Marie M. Hermance of Bristol were married at the bride's mother Mrs. H W Kantz in Bristol. The Mothers Self Culture circle will meet at the library Thursday evening to discuss ethical quality of dress and school clothing. The EO T M Knitting club will meet with Mrs. Elner Shoup on East Lincoln avenue Thursday evening. All are invited. All Ithythian Sisters urged to attend memorial services. By order of the M E
The Thoburn Missionary society of the First M. E. Church will host a newing at 213 North Third Street the coming Thursday afternoon starting at 1 30. Members will sew children’s outfits for French Belgium relief and a Potluck supper is planned at six o’clock. A large attendance is hoped.
A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Aura Curtin of Dear Foraker at Goshen hospital. The family announced the new arrival in the local birth notices.
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