On the Way Grocery Burglary Reported After Break-In
Burglars forced in the back door of On the Way Grocery and rifled the cash drawer. They stole cigars and meats before fleeing, leaving frightened store staff shaken.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
1
Burglary at Myers On the Way Grocery Ends with Small Haul
Neighbors called police after unusual noises. burglars used a two wheel truck found behind the Charles W. Myers On the Way grocery at 304 East Lincoln to break in. About $2, cigars, and butter were taken. meats and produce targeted. No clues. locals suspect local culprits or traveling tramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Myers
Lincoln Avenue
Dr. Kreager Hospital
Indiana
Richardson B F died at General Hospital Elkhart
Richard B F Richardson 64 of Elk hart area died at General hospital from cancer. Born May 17 1851 in this country he was a lumber man who spent most of his life near Elk hart. Survived by wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
B. F. Richardson
New York Central
Elkhart
General Hospital
Eikhart
Wireless Station Operated by Bechtold Brothers
Fred and Joe Bechtold of nine miles southeast of North Manchester have built a wireless telegraph station with an 80 foot tower. They daily receive messages from a 1400 mile radius, obtain weather reports and official time, and often communicate with ships at sea in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. They built the station themselves and foresee a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Joe Bechtold
North
Manchester
Ithey
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Rogers' orchestra tours the south reaches Florida
At DeFuniak Springs the Rogers orchestra led by G W Roscoe is now filling an engagement in DeFuniak Springs Florida. Unless another engagement is filled at Tallahassee the organization will return home about April 1. The south tour has been very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeFaniak Springs
Rogers
G. W. Roscoe
Fla
Talahassee
South
Promoter Col Hord Pushes Aurora Traction Scheme
Col A P Hord, long active here promoting an electric line never built, now advocates a traction line from Aurora Illinois. The colonel remains a forceful promoter in regional transit schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hord
Aurora
Ill
Veteran snipe shooter draws attention in business district
A battle-scarred veteran snipe shooter attracted notice on the street today, operating within the busy business section and drawing curious eyes from passersby and onlookers.
Kreager Sells Farm Near Cromwell
Henry Kreager, who now spends all his time at Cromwell, has sold his farm near that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kreager
Cromwell
Ex Trustee Ziler Grove Organizes Two Bands at Claypool
Milford figure Ziler Grove, a former town trustee, has organized two bands performing at Claypool. The event details and schedule remain to be announced with Grove leading coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool
Ziler Grove of
Milford
St. Mark's to Host Chicken Pie Supper March 26
St. Mark's church announces a chicken pie supper for the evening of March 26 with a menu to be announced at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Church
Letters Revoked in Weir Estate Case After Year Delay
Michael F. Laffan, an alleged creditor of Col. John Weir's estate, won revocation of letters of administration issued May 14, 1912. Surrogate Robert Ludlow Fowler revoked them without comment after long pending litigation among heirs. Weir was father of Harold M. Weir of Goshen Indiana, now in Cupertino California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael F. Laffan
John Weir
Harold M. Weir
S. Highth Street
Goshen
Ind
Cupertino
Cal
Robert Ludlow Fowler
Indicted Banker Charged With Forging Directors' Names
Four indictments returned by the Superior court grand jury accuse Charles Fowler president of the Indiana Harbor Trust and Savings bank of forging the signatures of bank directors to a bond securing a school fund deposit of 54000 dollars, the bank now in receivership for eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Superior Court
Charles Fowler
Indiana Harbor Trust and Savings Bank
Changes Expected in State Oil and Fish and Game Departments
Indianapolis march 18 several changes are expected in the state oil inspection department as well as in the deputy ships of the state fish and game department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Oil Inspection Department
State Fish and Game Department
Billy Sunday Philadelphia takings estimated at 80000
It is estimated Billy Sundays Philadelphia takings will aggregate $80,000. The report, filed from Philadelphia, notes the religious preacher's events and audience contributions are expected to reach the six figure range this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Billy Sunday
Woman Sues Ice Company Head For 1500 Damages
Miss Nina Foster sues William TI Russell head of St. Joe Ice Co. for 1500 damages in superior court. She says Russell's auto struck her on Sept 29 and alleges carelessness and violation of the Elkhart traffic ordinance in cutting a corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Foster
William TI. Russell
St. Joe Ice Co
Foster
Russell
Elkhart
Sturgis Marshal Seeks Slabaugh After Stabbing Officer
At Sturgis Michigan town marshal J R Montgomery seeks Francis Slabaugh wanted for stabbing an officer during a larceny arrest attempt. Police in Goshen and Elkhart alerted to watch for Slabaugh who is believed to have entered Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Slabaugh
J. R. Montgomery
Sturgis
Mich
Goshen
Elkhart
Slabaugh
Indiana
Wilt Buys Residence at Seventh and Purl Corner
W R Wilt the grocer acting through the Harry C Dangler agency purchased the Eva Kahler Eisenour property at the northeast corner of Seventh and Purl streets for 2500. He plans immediate remodeling to use the house as a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Dangler
W. R. Wilt
Eva Kahler
Eisenour
Seventh and Purl Streets
Mr. Wilt
Farm Sale Near Goshen Transfers to Mrs Rogers
Harry Miltenberger sells his 23 acre Goshen area farm three and a half miles southwest to Mrs E Rogers of north of Elkhart for 2500. The transfer was arranged through the H C Dangler agency and possession will be taken at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miltenberger
Goshen
E. Rogers
North of Elkhart
H. C. Dangler Agency
Stutsman to Return to Duties After Illness
Alvin G. Stutsman letter carrier at 613 South Wighth street will resume duties next Monday after a bout of mumps illness. Frank Lethole is reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lethole
Alvin G. Stutsman
South Wighth Street
William H. OBrien Seeks Democratic Governor Nomination
Lawrenceburg's former state auditor William H. O'Brien announces his bid for the 1916 Democratic nomination for governor. He frames the race as a drive for reform and party unity within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Births Reported for Families on West Wilden and Cosmo Avenues
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Sowers on West Wilden avenue. Mr and Mrs Earl Zentz of Cosmo avenue are the parents of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sowers
West Wilden Avenue
Earl Zentz
Cosmo Avenue
Girl Returned to Warsaw After Abduction in South Bend
Irene Shieffer 18 was taken as a divertvant in South Bend and has been returned to her home in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Irene Shieffer
South Bend
State Judge's Overcoat Stolen From City Office
A $35 overcoat belonging to South Bend City Judge Warner was stolen from his office. Police investigate the theft as a matter of public security and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
South Bend
Fish Fry Saturday at the White Front Buffet
A local notice invites diners to a fish fry on Saturday at the White Front Buffet. The event promises a simple meal option with seafood dishes and a casual community gathering. Proceeds may support a neighborhood cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Front
Streets Pay Plans In Goshen Delayed This Summer
The Goshen common council has not set pavement plans for the summer. Samuel Cripe heads the streets and alleys committee while petitions are studied. Seventh street paving may wait for sewer work. Proposals include Middlebury Street from Main to Seventh, Eighth Street from Purl to Goshen College, and possibly relaying Lincoln Avenue which has deteriorated since 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Common Council
Samuel Cripe
Middlebury Street
Main
Seventh
Purl
Goshen College
Lincoln Avenue
Deed Transfers Record Key Clinton and Surrounding Townships
Recorder Winterhoff notes the Davenport farm of 82 acres in Clinton township sold for 11000 to Frederick A. Green et al. Other transfers include Alonzo Holtzinger selling Clinton township land to Elton G. Lepnrd for 8500, John E. Lower selling Goshen property for 2560, Charles Kuehl selling Washington township land for 3000, George A. Manning selling Osolo township land to John A. Parsons for 300, and Charles O Wood selling Osolo township land for 100 to Abraham F. Schooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterhoff
Robert W. Davenport
Clinton Township
Frederick A. Green
Alonzo Holtzinger
Elton G
Germans Told to Leave Italian Territory in Quiet Move
Special dispatches say authorities privately notified Germans in the Italian Riviera to depart Italian soil. In Petrograd reports Russians struck near Tilsit East Prussia and Slav forces crossed the Pruth advancing toward Czernowitz amid unconfirmed rumors of Outer Forts at Przemysl falling to Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Riviera
Petrogerad
Tilsit
East Prussia
Pruth
Czernowitz
Jackson Township Road Plan Clarified on Gravel Route
Township officials clarify that the Jackson township road will be gravel from the Elkhart township road end to New Paris. Through New Paris it will be paved with brick or concrete and from the town limits to mid township gravel only. Trustee Immel leads the movement and official details are affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Elkhart Township
New Paris
Immel
Death of Mrs L C Egbert In New Carlisle Suspected Self Inflicted
Mrs L C Egbert aged about 55 was found dead in her room at home yesterday afternoon from a bullet wound. A maid, unable to reach her, climbed a ladder to a window and discovered the body. The widow of L C Egbert who died last November, she was a prominent local figure. Surviving are one son three sisters and two brothers. The cause of death by own action is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Egbert
New Carlisle
Fern Chapman and Carl Hopusch to Wed in Evening Ceremony
This evening at 8 at the Chapman home 415 First street Fern Chapman will marry Carl Hopusch of Chicago with Rev J Tu Kimmel officiating. The couple will reside in Chicago where Hopusch is a salesman for the Chicago Detroit Bag Co. of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chapman
First Street
Fern Chapman
Carl Hopusch
Chicago
J. Tu. Kimmel
First Brethren Church
Ho- Tusch
Chicago- Detroit Bag Co
Probate Entries and Court Actions Reported in Circuit and Superior Courts
Probate entries list Jacob C. Swihart as administrator reporting estate values of personal property 5520.04 and realty 11200 with inheritance tax appraisal pending. Judge Drake to set circuit cases tomorrow. petit jury to report Monday. Norman Leer arraigned for intoxication, fined 10.50. Anna Douglas sues for divorce from Harvey Douglass alleging cruelty and intoxication. they married Aug 1 1910 and separated last Monday. no children or alimony. Douglass jailed in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jacob C. Swihart
Admi
John L. Gardner
Drake
Attocker
Norman Leer
Wood
Superior Court
Anna Douglas
Harvey Douglass
Elkhart
Douglas
Goshen
Russian advance fails to take Przemysl forts report ends
London dispatch notes a claim that outer fortifications of Przemysl fell to Russian forces, but the report is uncertain and unclear in scope and verification. The piece signals disputed battlefield developments and cautions readers about reliability.
Austrians Prepare Strongly in Trentino Near Italy
London report states Austrian forces are mobilizing heavily in the Trentino district close to the Italian frontier as tensions rise. Special dispatch notes significant buildup along the border and intensified military activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trentino
British Losses Reported in Dardanelles Entry
On the night of the 13th the Ame thyst the Ocean and the Prince George with two trawlers tried to enter the Dardanelles. Twenty eight men on the British ships were killed and forty one wounded according to an official casualty list from the admiralty. This marks the first official British admission of reverses there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dardanelles
Admiralty
Anglo French Fleet Suffered Damages at Dardanelles
Berlin reports eleven Anglo French ships towed to Lemnos after severe damage from Dardanelles forts. Constantinople notes slowing bombardment foreshadowing abandonment of the assault. Mines cleared twelve miles and bombardment continues at Chansk with torpedo station damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Athens
Lemnos
Dardanelles
Malte
Narrows
London
Chansk
Runaway Student Caught Near Home
Lee Probst, 15, of Granger was found by police after leaving Notre Dame with a companion on a country trip from Elkhart. He was taken to South Bend, authorities notified his parents, and they later took him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Probst
Granger
South Bend
Elkhart
Notre Dame University
Private settlement ends $35000 breach suit in Laporte
The breach of promise case of Jas H Fort against Mrs Catherine B Williams was settled privately in Laporte. Fort, once an ardent suitor, is among the few men who sued women for rejection. terms remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Fort
Catherine B. Williams
Laporte
Fort
Korbly Named to Treasury Post in Indianapolis
Charles A. Korbly of Indianapolis, former Seventh district congressman, receives a treasury department appointment at a salary of $5,000 annually. He previously drew $7,500 in congressional salary plus mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Korbly
Indianapolis
United States Treasury Department
Arrest of Elkhart Man in Columbia City
John Lock of Elkhart was arrested in Columbia City for deserting his wife and babies. Sheriff Thomas plans to travel to Columbia City tomorrow to return the prisoner to this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
John Lock
Elkhart
Thomas
James W. French Former Lafayette Leader Dies in Texas
James W. French once warden of Michigan City prison and influential Lafayette figure died in Austin Texas penniless. His career included leadership roles and local prominence before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. French
Michigan City Prison
Lafayette
Austin
Tex
Goshen Camp Delegation Leader Returns from Ft Wayne
Miss Bertha Walter of Lagran ge is in a dying condition after shooting herself amid personal crisis. Shoup returned from Ft Wayne where he represented the L C T M camp of Goshen in the great camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Shoup
Ft. Wayne
Goshen
Bertha Walter
Lagrange
Norman Sweveland Sale At New Paris Pavilion Draws Crowd
A large attendance gathered for the Norman Sweveland sale held in the New Paris pavilion drawing broad interest from attendees and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sweveland
New
Paris Pavilion
Widner Visits Miltersburg From Miltersburg Today
S A Widner traveled from Miltersburg to Miltersburg today, appearing in the town for unspecified business or engagement.
Democrats Convene in South Bend to Hear State Figures
Democrats from the 13th district gather in South Bend for speeches by Auditor of State Crittenberger of Anderson and other prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Crittenberger
Anderson
Visitant Freed After Board Bill Beating Charge
A Kansas man visiting Millersburg was arrested for beating his board bill in Kansas but released after clarification and has returned home to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Millersburg
Looking for Daughter Runaway Mary Compton Believed Married
Mrs. William Compton of near Niles seeks her runaway daughter Mary, 20, who is believed to have married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Compton
Near Niles
Mary
Mrs Alice Crawford Pioneering Resident Dies At Elkhart
Mrs Alice Crawford McLellan the first white person born within Elkhart city limits died at age S1. She lived in Laporte county 68 years. Parents Geo Crawford and wife settled just north of St Joseph river near Pikhart after moving to Laporte in 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice. Crawford, McLellan
Elkhart
Laporte County
Geo. Crawford
St. Joseph River
Pikhart
Man Sues for 1000 Damages Over Protruding Nail
Frank Bair sues J. F. Beyer in Kosciusko circuit court for $1000 damages claiming a sharp nail protruded from a board in an alley by the Beyer packing house in War Saw on December 11 as he walked along the public thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sait
Koscelusko
Frank Bair
J. F. Beyer
Bair
Beyer
Warsaw
Funeral of Mrs Loney in Warsaw
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Loney of Warsaw were held this afternoon. She was foster mother of G. W. Dresser of Goshen and great grandmother of Gordon Jaques of Kansas City Missouri, formerly of Goshen. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loney
Catherine Loney
Warsaw
G. W. Dresser
Goshen
Gordon Jaques
Kansas City
Oakwood Cemetery
Missing Monterey residents sought by Peru contact
People with information on Margaret Long or Peples and Rosie Clear, believed to have left the Monterey neighborhood around 1863, are asked to notify James H. Clear at 206 West 9th Street, Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Long
Peples
Rosie Clear
Monterey
James H. Clear
West 9Th Street
Peru
Funeral services for E L Caton held at Pleasant View
Funeral services for F L Caton were conducted at 11 o'clock in the morning at Pleasant View church four miles north of Goshen. Rev J J Kimmel of the First Brethren church officiated and burial followed in Pleasant View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Caton
F. L. Caton
Pleasant View Church
Goshen
J. J. Kimmel
First Brethren Church
Pleasant View Cemetery
Restoring Fertility Debate At Farmers Meeting
Farmers north of Elkhart attended a Success Grange event where County Agent Coffeen spoke on soils and a debate favored the idea that depleted soils can regain fertility faster and cheaper with green manures and chemical fertilizers rather than livestock feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Success Grange
Coffeen
Grotto Class of Fifty Initiated in Elkhart Ceremony
More than 400 Grotto members attended in Elkhart with nearly 100 from South Bend as the Maa hi di Grotto of Elkhart inducted a class of 50. The Bucklen theatre hosted the ceremony after a parade through the business district led by the Toledo Grotto, about 100 strong, conducting the ritual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Masonic Order
Elkhart
Bucklen Theatre
Toledo Grotto
Dirt and Cinders Pave West Lincoln Avenue In Goshen
Under Street Commissioner Snobarger, 500 loads of gravel and cinders are being laid on West Lincoln Avenue and Indiana Avenue. The streets, a major entrance to Goshen, suffer heavy traffic and long-standing poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Snobarger
Indiana Avenue
Goshen
Elkhart Newsboy Held Up On South Sixth Street
An 11 year old Elkhart newsboy named Filton Ritter was robbed at gunpoint on South Sixth Street by a stranger seeking money. The boy had no funds, and police have no clue. investigators think the suspect may be a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Filton Ritter
South Sixth Street
Mrs Elizabeth Kristi Dies. Rites Saturday in South Bend
Mrs Elizabeth Kristi 58 a native of Germany and mother of Mrs William Yoder of Goshen died at her South Bend home Surviving are her husband five children her mother and one sister Funeral services will be held at the South Bend home Saturday at 2 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kristi
Germany
William Yoder
Goshen
South Bend
Man Died After Motor Car Jumped Track in Indiana
Leo Price died in a Valparaiso hospital from injuries after a motor car jumped the track on the Monon railroad near Wanatah. He formerly lived in Goshen and worked at the Goshen Buggy Top Co and came to the area from Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Price
Valparaiso
Monon
Wanatah
Goshen
Goshen Buggy Top Co
Andersoi
Dow family heads to Panama-Pacific Expo from Los Angeles
A telegram reports Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dow and daughter Elizabeth arriving in Los Angeles en route to the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Dow’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Dow, accompanies them for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron
Dow
Elizabeth
Mr. Dow
Elizabeth Dow
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at First M E Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet tomorrow with Dr. E Geyer of 206 South Fifth Street. Mrs R C Neville will lead a program titled The Red Man and White Neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
E. Geyer
South Fifth Street
R. C. Neville
Property Sold in Swoveland Partition Case
In Henry Swoveland et al. vs Harvey Swoveland et al. the commissioner reported the sale of Harrison township land to John Seaver for 3200 dollars and the sale was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Swoveland
Harvey Swoveland
Harrison Township
John ¥. Seaver
Goshen College Debates Tonight at Ulery School House
Goshen College will hold two debates tonight at the Ulery school house west of Goshen. A large attendance is expected as voters seek discussion on local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen College
Ulery School
Goshen
Cistern Cleaning Ad Seeks Spring Rains Prep
Cistern cleaning service offers guaranteed work with contact number 789. Schedule before spring rains to ensure a clean cistern and reliable water supply.
Goshen Saloonists Meet in South Bend District Assembly
Goshen saloonists yesterday gathered in South Bend as part of the district organization meeting to discuss matters of local trade and alignment within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Salt Shipment Arrives at Neidig's Lumber Yard
A carload of fresh salt arrives at Neidig's Lumber Yard on West Washington Street. The delivery boosts supplies for winter needs at the store serving local contractors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidig’s
Washington St
Goshen Woman Receives Merit Certificate for Vacuum Bag
Mrs. E. E. Mummert of Goshen has been notified by the Good Housekeeping Institute that her vacuum cleaner dust bag, patented and manufactured by the Chicago-Detroit Bag company, has earned a certificate of merit after months of efficiency testing. The institute approved the bag and authorized one year of quoted approval to the manufacturer with a possible reissue. The award honors Mrs. Mummert for her invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Mummert
Good Housekeeping Institute
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Chicago-Detroit Bag Company
Indianapolis man changes plea in horse theft case
Charles Schur of Indianapolis, arrested in South Bend after stealing a horse outfit from George H. Evans' livery here, pleaded not guilty at arraignment and was jailed. He seeks an Indianapolis lawyer. Judge Drake will set trial for next week. He had reportedly planned to plead guilty for a 3 to 15 year sentence in Jeffersonville reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles Schur
South Bend
George H. Evans
Indinapolis
Drake
Schum
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Spring Building Season Raises Hopes for Local Growth
Local contractors report an early start to the spring building season with strong remodeling and new home activity. Wallace Mehl's residence on Douglas Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets has begun construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Mehl
Douglas Street
Elkhart Infant Rescued From Apparent Death
Dr C F Bassler of Elkhart revived a three weeks old infant found apparently cold in death at John Jackson's home. After treatment the child showed definite animation and later recovered except for pneumonia symptoms. The case is described as unique in Elkhart medical annals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Bassler
Elkhart
John Jackson
Life of Christ Study Ends as Prof Weaver Guides Class
The Winona Bible class concludes a profitable year led by Prof. Weaver of Goshen college. Next year he will teach The List of the Prophets. Officers elected: President Mrs. H. W. Eby, Vice President Mrs. J. A. Simon, Secretary Mrs. Frank Howert, Treasurer Mrs. Charles F. Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Bible
Christ
Weaver
Goshen College
H. W. Eby
J. A. Simon
Frank Howert
Charles F. Black
Boys and Girls Club Work Encourages Seed Testing
The International Harvester Co. distributes circulars for boys and girls clubs detailing seed corn testing for farm planting. Plans for home garden clubs are outlined and suggestions are offered on earning school credits for home work where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
Quarantined for Diphtheria
Miss Velma Bush foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Dewey of Clinton township was quarantined en route to Dexter Missouri after Mrs Dewey became ill with diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Bush
Charles Dewey
Clinton Township
Dexter Mo
Dewey
Coal thieves arrested in Elkhart yard theft case
William Miller, William Bodka and Nick Falowiech pleaded guilty to stealing coal from the New York Central yards in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
William Bodka
Nick Falowiech
New York Central
Elkhart
Indiana Adjutant General Reports Joint Maneuvers 1914
Frank L. Bridges provides official report on joint maneuvers held August 16 to 25, 1914, by the Indiana National Guard. The document details participation, locations, and outcomes of the military exercises conducted to test readiness and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Bridges
Indiana National Guard
Man Goes Crazy in Tabernacle Encounter
Charles Graves of Winchester became agitated while waiting for revival services in Decatur. The incident occurred inside a tabernacle during the scheduled gathering. Authorities were notified and allege no further danger to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Charles Graves
Winchester
Public Sale At Mrs Albert Neterers Home
Mrs Albert Neterer held a largely attended public sale today at her home east of the fair grounds. The event drew local residents and featured items from the household and surrounding property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Neterer
Fair Grounds
Maccabees Convention to Convene in Lafayette
The 1916 state convention of the Maccabees will be held at Lafayette to discuss organization goals and activities for the year. Delegates from chapters statewide will attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
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