GLOTURE DEBATE HEATS AS SENATE CONSIDERS RULE
The Senate opened consideration of the cloture rule amid unanimous consent. Senator Sherman attacks President Wilson while Norris and Stone oppose the armed neutrality bill. Senator Lewis to introduce a resolution declaring the president may protect foreign commerce as a Senate sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Illinois
Wilson
Norris
Nebraska
Stone
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Lewis
Senate
Shooting Dog On North Main Street Sparks Police Action
Mrs Archie Parker of 922 North Main Street tied her dog to a post in the yard and fired two revolver shots, neighbors say. Police arrived twenty minutes late by taxi as two women fell ill from nerves, and the dog was ultimately killed by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Archie Parker
Death of Gus Alexander in Elk Heart Hospital
Gus Alexander a 22 year old native of Greece died at General hospital Elk Heart last evening from pneumonia He worked as a section hand on the N C railroad and had just arrived from Midland Michigan about a week ago His illness lasted only a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Alexander
Greece
General Hospital
Elkart
Elkhart
Midland
Mich
Bucklen Family Leads St. Joseph Valley Line Traction
Herbert E. Bucklen Jr is elected general manager of the Bucklen St Joseph Valley Line Traction line long owned by his father Herbert E Bucklen who died in Chicago a few weeks ago W H Osborn serves as general manager of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Bucklen, Jr
Suit Filed On Account In Circuit Court
Andrew O. Hostetter sues Samuel F Shafer in circuit court on account. Plaintiff seeks a judgment of sixty dollars for alleged unpaid balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew O. Hostetter
Samuel F.’ Shafer
Nappanee to build sewers on Parsons and West Centennial streets
Nappanee plans sewer construction this coming summer along Parsons Street and West Centennial Street. Officials say project will improve drainage and eliminate regular street flooding. Public works department schedules work after consultations with residents and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Parsons
Operators Blame Coal Price Rise Readily Adopted
Chicago report says coal mine operators demand steep price hikes with some customers, including railroads, facing increases from 50 to 100 percent. No mine shortage exists. underground reserves allegedly could supply the nation for 2,590 years, though railcar shortages curb distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
President Wilson Suffering From Cold In Bed
Washington March 8 President Wilson, suffering with a cold, remains in bed after orders from his physician Dr Cary T Grayson The president will rest for several days and no engagements are planned His condition is described as not serious despite the cold contracted a week ago and aggravated during the inauguration ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Spain studies measures to insure food distribution
The Spanish cabinet, traveling via Paris, is studying measures to insure better distribution of food stuffs. It is said Spain can live on its own resources, with restrictions to be placed on luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Paris
Mar. S
Spain
German submarines sink 93 ships in recent tally
The German admiralty reports in Berlin that within a few days submarines sank 21 steamships 10 sailing vessels and 16 fishing craft totaling about 91000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Mar. S
Buildings Guarded in Pittsburgh Under New Pass Rule
Buildings of the United States Bureau of Mines and the government arsenal in Pittsburgh are under constant guard both day and night under a new admission by pass order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mar
United States Bureau of Mines
Government Arsenal
Highway commission bill signed by Gov Goodrich
Indianapolis march 8 Gov Goodrich has signed the highway commission bill in a ceremony today confirming the new state agency to oversee road construction and maintenance. The signing marks a key step in expanding state oversight of transportation infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Gov. Goodrich
Highway Commission
House Kills Gemmill Bill On Hog Cholera Serums
After extended debate the house defeated the Gemmill bill directing manufacturers of hog cholera serums to sell vaccines directly to farmers. Veterinarians across the state opposed the measure during the discussion.
Local party nominations shake Berrien county race
George W. Bridgeman of Benton Harbor, judge of Berrien county, was defeated for renomination. Republicans named Charles E. White, a Niles lawyer, for the post. Fremont Evans of St. Joseph defeated James O'Hara of St. Joseph for the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bridgeman
Benton Harbor
Berrien County
Charles E. White
Niles
Fremont Evans
St. Joseph
James O’hara
Long Service Given by Charles Kohler in City Council
Charles Kohler a Third ward Democrat, first elected to the city council in 1886, served to 1896, then 1898 to 1902, and was mayor from 1905 to 1910. He has indicated a preference to withdraw as council candidate, but supporters expect he may be persuaded to stay on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kohler
Kohler
Spohn
Replogle
Beyer Brothers Consolidate With Harold L Brown Co
The Beyer Bros. packing plants at Goshen Rochester Warsaw and Kendallville merge with Harold L. Brown company of New York to form Beyer Brown company. Plans call for large investments and doubled plant capacities. J. E. Beyer leads the firm with German birth and American arrival at age 14. Directors include J. E. Beyer A. S. Sanford O. D. Gilman H. L. Brown and H. A. Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyer Bros
Harold L. Brown Co
Beyer Bros. Company
Goshen
Rochester
Warsaw
Kendallville
Harold L. Brown Company
New York
Beyer- Brown Company
J. E. Beyer
Germany
America
New Concern
J. E., Beyer
A. S. Sanford
Sioux City
O. D. Gilman
Chicago
H. L. Brown
H. A. Bemis
Goshen Women Seek Endorsements For Fall Vote
Goshen women preparing to organize and endorse candidates for the upcoming elections. The first election in which Indiana women will participate is the constitutional convention delegate selection on Monday September 17. The city election follows on Tuesday November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Indiana
Berkey and Chupp Mortuary Notices in Goshen Area
Mortuary notices report Saline Berkey aged 45 dying in Logansport with three daughters, a son Arthur in West Liberty, and a Go shen burial plan near Forest Grove. Funeral at Clinton Mennonite church with services Saturday. Chupp, John’s widow dies at 22 near Nappanee, survived by seven children and Ohio parents. Funeral at Moses Smucker home and Weldy cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Clinton Mennonite
Forest Grove Cemetery
Chupp
John Chupp
Nappanee
Ohio
Moses Smucker
Weldy Cemetery
Detroit couple welcomes daughter in Isaiah themed announce ment
Dr and Mrs W C Warrick of Detroit formerly Goshen and Middlebury announce the birth of their daughter. The father sent a telegram to his father west of Middlebury reading Read the first 13 words of Isaiah 9 6 and change the eleventh word to reveal the newborn’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Warrick
Detroit
Mich
Goshen
Middlebury
Extra Session of Congress May Be Called Soon
A report indicates the opportunity for an early extra session of Congress may be approved soon by leadership. The program outlines potential agenda items and anticipated timelines pending formal authorization.
Decisive Action On Submarine Issue Likely This Week
Washington reports President Wilson may act soon on the German announcement of ruthless submarine warfare. Officials say the subject remains under consideration despite the president being ill. Some advisers urge an immediate extra session of Congress to pass unfinished appropriation measures before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Dr F R Carson Nominated for South Bend Mayor
Dr F R Carson a South Bend dentist was nominated by Republicans for mayor over A Grant Manning by 83 votes. Early canvassing suggested Manning won. Carson formerly served as mayor of Laporte and led the Central baseball league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Carson
South Bend
A. Grant Manning
Manning
Suit Against Fort Wayne Railway Over Death Claim
Ida Lovelace administratrix of Charles M. Lovelace estate sues Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Railway Co for 10000 dollars alleging death caused by negligence of company employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ida Lovelace
Admx
Charles M. Lovelace
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Railway Co
Elkhart Patrolman Suspended for Ten Days
Frank Engles, a patrolman on the Elkhart police force, is suspended for 10 days without pay after fellow officers accused him of conduct unbecoming an officer of the law. Engles has served as a police man for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Engles
Elkhart
Engles
Thayer Seeks Enlistment With Wounded Eye
Roy B. Thayer of South Bend has a bum right eye but plans to enlist in the United States army. He aims to enter the medical department if a waiver can be secured, with plans already made for his entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Thayer
South Bend
Uncle Sam
United States Army
Taxpayers Urged to Pay Spring Tax by May 7
County Treasurer Winship warns many taxpayers at the office to pay the spring installment of county and city taxes by Monday May 7 to avoid delinquent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winship
Death of William H. Pence at Syracuse
William H. Pence aged 74 died at his home in Syracuse New York after a long residence in Whitley county He was born there The body was sent to Ligonier for funeral services held at Blue River Methodist church and burial followed in Blue River cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
William H. Pence
Whitley County
Ligonier
Blue River M. FE. Church
Blue River Cemetery
Millersburg Grit Corrects Lodges Liquor Resolution
The Millersburg Grit asserts a Goshen Lodge No. 798 B P O E did not adopt a liquor ban, noting confusion with the South Bend lodge of Elks which recently passed such a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Goshen Lodge
South Bend
Foreclosure Trial in Kantz Case Before Judge Drake
The W. Griner and Son versus H. Kantz foreclosure case remains active in the circuit court before Judge Drake. Proceedings began yesterday morning and are expected to continue into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Griner & Son
Home from Border Frank Duffin Returns from Mexican Border
Frank Duffin son of George Duffin of Millersburg is home from the Mexican border. He served in an Illinois militia company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duffin
George Duffin
Millersburg
Illinois
Ex Gov Ferris to Speak at Goshen High School
Ex Governor Ferris of Michigan is set to visit Goshen next Saturday afternoon. He will address teachers from Goshen city and the southern half of Elkhart County at the Goshen High School auditorium. The event highlights regional education concerns and includes attendees from surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
Michhigan
Goshen City
South
Elkhart County
Goshen High School
Death of Civil War Vet Joseph Drain at Ligonier
Pneumonia caused the death of civil war veteran Joseph Drain at Ligonier. Survived by his wife, one daughter and three sons including Joseph Drain Jr of South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Drain
Ligonier
Joseph Drain, Jr
South Bend
Farmers Short Course At Middlebury Draws Large Attendance
The farmers short course at Middlebury is largely attended and tomorrow the final program will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Ex County Commissioner Showaler Turns 61
G1st birthday observed for former county commissioner Showaler who marked his 61st birthday. The event highlighted his public service and long community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showaler
Fraternity Boys and Girls at Park Theatre tonight
Miss Sylvia de Frankie, daughter of Jasper B. Toms of South Bend formerly of Goshen and cousin of Miss Lillian Toms, is featured in the cast of Fraternity Boys and Girls now playing at the Park Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Boys and Girls
Sylvia de. Frankie
Jasper B. Toms
South Bend
Goshen
Lillian Toms
This City
the Park Theatre
Williams Editor Under Treatment at Burleson Sanitarium
Logan H. Williams editor of the Warsaw Daily Times and the Northern Indiaman, Warsaw, is undergoing treatment at Burleson Sanitarium in Grand Rapids Michigan. His condition is stated to be not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan H. Williams
Warsaw Daily Times
The
Northern Indiaman
Warsaw
Burleson Sanitarium
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ford Touring Car Held In City Impound
A Ford touring car with motor No 1240819 is held at Columbia City until owner Ernest Marquardt of Detroit arrives to identify it as his property. The vehicle was stolen and sold three times after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ernest Marquardt
Detroit
Work Starts on Lincoln Avenue Garage Remodel
Work has commenced to remodel the West Lincoln avenue site formerly occupied by C A Davis & Son lumber yard into a garage for Ora Y Miller. The project moves forward on schedule with contractors beginning framing and utility work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Platter
Lincoln Avenue
C A. Davis, & Son Lumber Yard
Bison and Elk Herds Arrive Planned for Pisgah Forest
In Asheville the Forest Service announced that herds of bison and elk destined for stocking Pisgah National Forest and the adjacent Federal Game preserve exceed 86 000 acres and are due to arrive mid March. A new fence protecting 250 acres along the Pisgah motor road to the Vanderbilts hunting lodge area has been completed and is ready to receive the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
N. C
United States Forest Service
Pisgah National Forest
Asheville
Pisgah
Petitions Circulating for Nappanee Special Election
Petitions are circulating in Nappanee asking the town board to call a special election to decide on proposed improvements to the municipal electric light and water plant. The board has advertised the plant for sale to the highest cash bidder for not less than the appraised value on Tuesday March 27 to a forming corporation to take over and finance the improvements as the town is bonded to its legal limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Local Society News Miss Jessie Griswold Weds
Miss Jessie Griswold daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Griswold and Mr Orio Deahl son of Hon and Mrs Anthony Deahl were married this morning at eight o clock at the brides home Rev Van der Mel officiated with only relatives present They will tour Chicago several days then reside in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Griswold
Lester Griswold
South Third Street
Orio Deahl
Anthony Deahl
South Sixth Street
van der Mel
First Reformed Church
Deahl
Chicago
South Bend
Otto C Wise Dies at 8:30 P M in South Bend Home
Otto C Wise aged 1h years died last evening at his South Bend residence after a three week illness. He was born October 12, 1901 in Nappanee. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs David M Wise three sisters Mildred Cora and Almas and two brothers Chester and Melvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Wise
South Bend
Nappanee
David M. Wise
Mildred
Cora
Almas
Chester
Melvin
Ackerman Wins South Bend Mayoral Race Over Rostiser
Rudolph Ackerman nominated by South Bend democrats secured a majority of 804 votes over his lone rival Harvey F. Rostiser. Ackerman had previously served as chairman of the democratic committee for the 15th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Ackerman
South Bend
Democrats
Harvey F. Rostiser
Mr. Ackerman
Democratic Committee
15Th District
Men's Meeting at Trinity Lutheran Goshen Friday Evening
All male communicant members of Trinity Lutheran church of Goshen and male friends are urged to attend a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m Discussions will cover matters of great interest and importance to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Canton Glass Plant Fire at Marion Causes $100000 Loss
The Canton Glass Co plant in Marion was destroyed by a basement fire caused by defective wiring. The loss is estimated at $100,000 and is nearly fully covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Glass Co
Marion
Student Salvador de Austria Burned in Valparaiso Explosion
Salvador de Austria, a student, was seriously burned at Valparaiso by a kerosene oil can exploded near a hot stove. Rescuers saved him from burning to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador de Austria
Valparaiso
Young Michigan City Man Dies From Plant Injuries
John Blackno aged 18 son of George Blackno of Michigan City died at St. Anthony's hospital from injuries received at the Haskell-Barker Car Co plant. The incident occurred during work at the plant facility, with officials reporting the accident and subsequent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blackno
George Blackno
Michigan City
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Haskell-Barker Car Co
12 Year Old Lad Taken On Theft Charge In Fort Wayne
A 12 year old boy is under arrest in Fort Wayne for the second time on a charge of stealing. He relieved Lawrence Miller, a street car conductor, of five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Lawrence Miller
Ford Sale Recorded at Kelly Garage
The Kelly Garage sold a new Ford to M. S. Pletcher of Goshen. The transaction confirms Goshen buyer and local dealership activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Kelly
Pletcher
Goshen
Indiana mayoralty nominees in state primaries
In Indiana primaries on Tuesday mayoralty nominees were chosen. Democratic candidates include Gary-Harvey J. Curtis in Indianapolis and M. A. Baker in Rochester. William F. Hodges and H. G. Miller compete as Republicans in various cities. Rensselaer nominates C. G. Spitler, tied by family to Mrs. F.B. Leaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Gary
Harvey J. Curtis
William F. Hodges
R. O. Johnson
Rochester
M. A. Baker
H. G. Miller
Laporte
Herman W. Sallwasser
David H. McGill
Rensselaer
C. G. Spitler
Mr. Spitler
F.B. Leaming
Goshen
Peru
Maurice Clifford
L. C. Malsbury
Michigan City
Fred C. Miller
Taylor
Plymouth
U. S
Trial Begins In $25000 Alienation Suit In Elkhart
The trial of Helen Kreager of Cromwell versus Dr Anna Kreager of Goshen for alienation of affections started in Elkhart Superior Court before Judge Harman. As of 3 PM a jury had not been secured. Probate orders include authorization to sell property privately for Christian Troyer feeble and infirm, with appraisers Noah R Bender and Jonas Nisley valuing land at 1450 dollars and an added bond of 3000 dollars. Hearing set for next Monday. County commissioners plan to meet March 19 to award road contracts deferred due to litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kreager
Cromwell
Anna
Kreager
Goshen
Elkhart
Harman
Circuit Court
Solomon Schrock
Christian J. Troyer
Noah R
Bender
Jonas Nisley
Benner
Mr. Nisley
Phoebe Swoveland
Albert Brothers
Harvey Swoveland
Bucklen Valley Line to Extend to Montpelier Ohio
The Bucklen Valley Line is planned to extend from Angola to Montpelier Ohio to connect with the Wabash railroad enabling through freight. The line may be electrified or upgraded with modern equipment. Trustees of the Bucklen estate John W Fieldhouse J H State and Edward A Warfield are evaluating a new crude oil burner steam car and if viable the line may adopt it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen Valley
Angola
Montpelier
Wabash
Puckien
John W. Fieldhouse
J. H. State
Edward A. Warfield
South Bend Man Warned Over Shop Stock Interference
Judge A B Anderson in federal court at Indianapolis issued a restraining order against James A Tudie of South Bend from interfering with the stock of the Fred D. Moffit shop, a bankrupt wardrobe retailer run by receiver Thad M Talcott. The shop in South Bend occupies Judie’s building, and Tudie allegedly threatened to remove stock since bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
James A. Tudie
Sa. Bend
Fred D. Moffit
Moffit
Thad M. Talcott
Judie
Death of John Phillips at McDonald Hospital Warsaw
John Phillips age 54 died in McDonald hospital Warsaw after several weeks illness from anemia and diabetes. He is survived by his wife, a brother, and two sisters including Mrs Irene Sawyer of Goshen. Funeral services were held at Warsaw Christian church at 2 pm with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
McDonald Hospital
Warsaw
Irene Sawyer
Goshen
Warsaw Christian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Banquet Draws Large Crowd At Local F O E Hall
Large attendance filled the North Main Street hall for the F O E banquet last night. Past Grand Worthy President Frank FE Hering of South Bend was the principal speaker. Refreshments were served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Grand Worthy
Frank FE. Hering
South Bend
Expelled Student Garret Fails Bad Check Charge
William Garrett, expelled from Winona School of Agriculture, passed a ten dollar bad check on Bert Brandt of Warsaw. Garrett has disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garrett
Winona School of Agriculture
Bert Brandt
Warsaw
Garrett
Cromwell Editor Frank Carter Becomes Chadwick Indiana Publisher
Former Cromwell Illinois editor and publisher Frank Carter now assumes editor and publisher duties at a Chadwick Indiana newspaper, switching from Cromwell News to oversee operations in Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Inllinois Frank Carter
Cromwell News
Chadwick, IN
Kendallville Pays First Installment on Public Park
Kendallville has made its first payment on a public park amounting to 6500 dollars with a further 500 dollars to be held back until all details are closed, completing the initial tranche of the project funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Egg and Poultry Men Mech. Egg and Poultry Dealers Meet Indiana
Indiana egg and poultry dealers held a meeting in Indianapolis to discuss industry issues and cooperative efforts among members. Key participants from local firms discussed market conditions, pricing, and supplier relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egg and Poultry Men Mech
Egg and Poultry Dealers of
Indiana
Met
Indianapolis
Fighting fronts within twelve miles of Baghdad
A military report states fighting remains within 12 miles of Baghdad with lines holding positions near the front and artillery exchanges ongoing. Commanders emphasize vigilance as troops push to stabilize the sector and deter renewed assaults despite rugged weather and logistical strains.
Retreat Of Turks Still In Full Force In Mesopotamia
London reports bad weather across fronts with minor significance in most operations. British forces push toward Baghdad and are within 12 miles of the city as Turks retreat and raid actions continue in several locations with active artillery. No major news from Russia or Macedonia. Asian operations favor the Entente. Russians advance toward the Mesopotamia frontier in Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tigris
Bagdad
Asia
Persia
Mesopotamia
Northern Indiana Deaths Chronicle Multiple Farewells
Iva Norris died at 31 in Mishawaka St Joseph hospital after a pneumonia illness. Amelia Biddle aged 86 died at her son Oscar Biddle’s South Bend home. H D Lewis’s remains, died in Chicago, were buried at Kendallville, while she had resided in Elkhart. Daniel Paulus 76, a noble county pioneer, died after a long diabetes illness. William Goshert 70 a longtime Kosciusko county resident died of cancer. Margaret A Anderson 42 died in Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneumona
Iva Norris
St. Joseph
Mishawaka
Amelia Biddle
Oscar Biddle
South Bend
H. D. Lewis
Chicago Hospital
Kendallville
William Goshert
Kosciusko County
Margaret A. Anderson
Knox
Man in Fort Wayne Attempted Suicide in Police Cell
William Steele, after drinking water soaked 87 matches in a Fort Wayne police cell in an intoxication arrest, uttered his wish for his granddaughter as he attempted self harm. Authorities reported the incident occurred last night during his detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Steele
Fort Wayne
Not A Candidate For Dekalb County Schools Chief
Dr Lida Leasure Dekalb county schools superintendent says she is not seeking re election and remains the sole woman to hold such a post in Indiana her health is described as poor in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Leasure
Dekalb County
Leasure
Indiana
Funeral services for Mrs Polly Ganger held today
Funeral services for Mrs Polly Ganger were held this morning at 9 30 from the late residence and 10 30 from the West Side church. Burial was made in the West Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Ganger
West Side
West Side Cemetery
Local Couple Wed in County Clerk Office Ceremony
Dillman Callander aged 25 and Edith M Eshenbaugh aged 20, both of Nappanee, were married this morning in the county clerk office by Rev. Allen R Bemenderfer, the county auditor, with the service performed at the office of County Clerk Rimpler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemenderfer
Dillman Callander
Edith M. Eshenbaugh
Nappanee
Rimpler
Allen R. Bemenderfer
Jury verdict favors Overmyer in $10,000 damage suit
At Plymouth a jury returned a verdict in favor of JL. F. Overmyer the defendant in a ten thousand dollar damage suit filed by Jacob McDuffie administrator of the estate of William McDuffie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
JL. F. Overmyer
Jacob McDuffie
Wm McDuffie
Hoax Kidnapping Case Delights Fort Wayne Rumors
A sensational kidnapping report from Fort Wayne proved to be a hoax. A note dropped from a Pennsylvania railroad flyer sparked excitement but no crime occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Local Resident Plans Enlistment in Cavalry Division
Frank A. Funston of St. Joseph County, a second cousin of the late Maj. Gen. Funston, expects to rejoin the U S Army cavalry after a prior rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Funston
Funston
St. Joseph County
Cavalry Division
U. S. Army
Pharmacy to Open on South Main in About Ten Days
Lynn Hottle plans to open a new pharmacy on South Main Street in roughly ten days, signaling a local business addition to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Hottle
South Main Street
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Timent
Bridgeman
Mortuary Record
Weilson
Cials
Border
Society News
Katharine Blender
Nettie Hinderer
Thimble Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Parke
A. B. C. Bible Class
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Monroe Street
Harriett Geddes
South Seventhsstreet
Montpelier, Ohio
Messopo
Tamia
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