Elk hart officer to join border maneuvers in Texas
Lieutenant Otto E. Deahl of Elkhart and three other Indiana militia officers depart for San Antonio as part of a 200 man national guard contingent from various states. Deahl will travel by Chicago and New Orleans with plans to join the maneuvers with the U.S. soldiers on the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto E. Deahl
Elkhart
Indiana National Guard
Co. BE
Indiana
United States Sealdiers
Deal
Chicago
San Antonio
New Orleans
Lowden
Bloomington
Edw
BE. Able
Indianapolis
F. E. Shane
Rushville
War Department
Washington
Surprise visit at First Baptist Society meeting creates a pleasant interlude
The Brotherhood of the First Baptist church held its regular meeting when the ladies' class entered with a tin pan tone and invited everyone to the dining hall for refreshments. Miss Gladys Harwood hosted a gathering this afternoon with light refreshments enjoyed by her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Gladys Harwood
Property Sale at Eighth and Jefferson Elevates Yergins
H A Stauffer acting for John and William Santschi and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller sold the northeast corner lot at Eighth and Jefferson to Mr. and Mrs. Wm L Yergin for 2000 dollars. Yergin, a traveling salesman for the German Distemper Remedy Co., will depart on an extended western trip next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stauffer
John Santschi
William Santschi
Wilbur Fuller
Eighth and
Jefferson Streets
Wm. L. Yergin
Yergin
Distemper Remedy Co
West
Elkhart County Medical Society Meeting Held Last Night
One of the year’s best meetings of the Elkhart County Medical Society was held at Dr. I. J. Becknell’s office. About 50 physicians attended, with Dr. Christopher of New Paris presenting an interesting paper and a general discussion following. Dr. Teeters of Middlebury could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County Medical Society
I. J. Becknell
Christopher
New Paris
Teeters
Middlebury
Mrs Addie Davis Clark Dies After Illness at Winona Lake
Mrs Addie Davis Clark widow of Harvey S Clark of Mendota HL died at the Westminster hotel Winona Lake Ind after a brief illness She was stricken Sunday morning with paralysis and suffered a second stroke on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Davis Clark
Harvey S. Clark
Mendota, HL
Westminster
Winona Lake
Ind
Death at Anthony Hotel Linked to Inhaled Poison
Fort Wayne chambermaid Frances Waldron was found dead in bed at the Anthony hotel. Officials say the cause is inhaling chloroform, with death ruled accidental or possibly self inflicted but not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Waldron
Anthony Hotel
Fort Wayne
Lon Cox Hurt by Nail at McDougall Site
Lon Cox of East Goshen stepped on a nail penetrating his shoe at a building site for McDougall and Holtzinger. He is laid up due to the foot puncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Cox
East Goshen
McDougall & Holtzinger
Elkhart City Controller Post Attracts Few Applicants
City controller vacancy in Elkhart draws a small field of applicants amid political headquarters activity. Officials note the open position has received fewer inquiries than anticipated, with no firm shortlist yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Quarantine Cleared at Martha Zigler Home
The quarantine at Mrs. Martha Zigler's residence at Main Street and Oak Ridge Avenue has been lifted after the family recovered from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Zigler
Main Street
Oak Ridge Avenue
Boys 16 Years of Age Sought by Local Company
Go Shen Sash and Door Co seeks a 16 year old boy for light factory work. Applicants must be reliable and available for day shifts. Apply at 112 Main Street, city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Sash & Door Co
Drys Win In Four Pulaski Units In Dry Vote
Four Pulaski county units voted under the new law with drys prevailing. Monroe township and Winamac county seat went dry by 37 votes, White Post township Me daryville by 26, Salem township Francesville by 86, and Van Buren township Star City by 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
Pulaski County
Monroe Township
White Post
Medaryville
Salem
Francesville
van Buren
Star City
Mortuary Notices for Schlabach Rockstroh and Churchill
Charles H Schlabach of 409 West Queen Street dies at noon aged 50. Funeral Monday 10 30 am from St Mark’s church. He leaves a widow Anna and four brothers and three sisters. Burial Oak Ridge. John G Rockstroh of Osolo township dies at age 80 from a stroke. Survived by wife two sons three daughters ten grandchildren. Mrs Roy Churchill 19 dies at home on Wilden Avenue. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at First Brethren Church. She leaves husband and infant and parents and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlabach
Charles H. Schlabach
West Queen Street
J. C. Woodruff
St. Mark’s Church
Mr. Schlabach
Henry Schlabach
Lancaster
Indiana
Sparta Township
Noble County
Goshen
John
James M
George
Samuel
Washington Township
Emma Sparrow
Ella Slantz
Sarah Williams
Huntertown
Ind
Anna Schlabach
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Rockstroh
John G. Rockstrok
Osolo Township
Birkhart
Germany
America
William
South Bend
Frank Dickerhoff
Henry Smith
George Aurand
Elkhart
Henry Long
Churchill
Roy Churchill
Wilden Avenue
1St Brethren Church
Jos. Dierdorff
Queen Street
Kissing in Court Case Shocks Preliminary Hearing
Sam Lerer of Milletts ville alias Harry Folk of Silver Lake faced a bizarre scene in US Commissioner Young's court when after his discharge he seized John Fitten the Silver Lake Bank cashier and kissed him then received a kiss from a woman said to be Lerer's sister as a kissing bee followed the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lerer
Milettsville
Harry Folk
Silver Lake
United States
Young
Lerer
John Fitten
Silver Lake Bank
Fitten
Accountants Inspect County Records In LaGrange
William A. Hammond of Fort Wayne and C. D. Sherwin of Goshen, expert accountants for the state board of accounts, are in LaGrange for a few weeks inspecting and investigating books and records in the offices of Clerk Clarence E. Troxel and Sheriff John H. Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
William A. Hammond
Fort Wayne
C. D. Sherwin
Goshen
State Board of Accounts
Clarence E. Troxel
John H. Todd
Goshen High School to Present His Uncle from India
The 1911 Goshen High School class advertises ticket sales for the class play His Uncle from India at the Jefferson. Tue night June 6. Prices and seating likely sell out as for The College Widow in 1909 and The County Chairman in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen High School
India
the Jefferson
Receiver Appointed for Diamond Auto Co Insolvent in South Bend
John D. Farnaman was named receiver of The Diamond Auto Co on Empire Auto Co petition. The firm owes over $5,000 with assets under $2,000, indicating a solvent shortfall and pending restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Auto Co
South Bend
John D. Farnaman
Empire Auto Co
Leesburg House of Oswalt Nearly Destroyed by Fire
Fire heavily damaged the Leesburg residence of Michael Oswalt causing about 500 dollars in loss with no insurance. Firefighters battled the blaze but the home was nearly a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Michael Oswalt
Window injures two year old at Burdick Street home
The two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stover of Burdick Street suffered mashed fingers when a window fell on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stover
Burdick Street
Vandals Strike Rogers Band Park Urns Damaged
Unknown persons wrecked two urns at Rogers band park causing a $50 loss to the association. A $10 reward was announced for the arrest and conviction of the guilty parties as protection for the beautified park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Band Park
Assessors plan last minutes before 1911 valuation duties
Next week marks the final period for assessors to complete the 1911 ap praisement. Township assessors and deputies rush to finish by May 15 while the board of equalization meets June 5 for 40 days to balance personal property assessments and real estate appraisals. William P. Krau faced delays in an injunction case over a Napanee property tax listing, with county attorney absent and counsel ill. Auditor Bachelor prepares mortgage exemptions filings as April 30 closes filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Batchelor
Krau
Bartholomew
Alfred Lowry
Harden D. Markel
Drake
William P. Krau
Wikhart
B. F. Deal
Nappanee
L. L. Burris
Deahl
Anthony Deahl
Bryner
Mr. Krau
Holding up Indiana Nominations in Senate Committee
The Senate committee on post offices and post roads is delaying the nominations of Cash Graham of South Whitley, L. E. Roush of Bluffton, and H. T. Loveland of Peru for postmaster positions. President refused to appoint Beveridge’s recommended men and Beveridge is pressing to block confirmations in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Cash Graham
South Whitley
L. E. Roush
Bluffton
H. T. Loveland
Peru
Beveridge
Mrs Lizzie Van Alstine Dies in Chicago
Mrs Lizzie Van Alstine 35 wife of Charles Van Alstine died in Chicago formerly lived in Elk Hart. Survived by her husband mother Mrs Mary Gable Elk Hart one brother Dr William Gable of Elkhart and one sister Mrs Minnie Reafsnyder of Goshen. Dr Gable gone to Chicago body to be shipped to White Pigeon Mich for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lizzie van Alstine
Charles van Alstine
Elkhart
Mary Gable
William Gable
Minnie Reafsnyder
Goshen
Gable
White Pigeon
Mich
Farm sale near Goshen shifts 123 acres to Miller
Calvin Huber sells 123 acres three miles northwest of Goshen to Henry W. Miller near Nappanee for 13000 dollars. Possession to be given October 15 1911 when Huber moves to his newly purchased farm southwest of Goshen. Deal closed in the office of H A Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Huber
Goshen
Henry W. Miller
Nappanee
Huber
H. A. Stauffer
Gollmar Brothers Open 1911 Season at Baraboo and May Stop
First cousins of the Ringlings the Gollmar Bros circus opened the 1911 season at Baraboo Wisconsin for winter quarters. They announce a Kendallville appearance on May 19. The Gollmars Charles Fred Walt and B F are first cousins of the Ringlings. Their show began traveling by rail in 1902 after starting as a wagon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringlings
Gollmar Bros. Circus
Baraboo
Wis
Kendallville
Gollmars
Charles
Fred
Walt
B.F
Gollmar
Irwin Opera House Reopens Under Stahmecker Tenure
The Irwin opera house reopened last night with John Stahmecker as manager and strong attendance. The program featured Miss Marguerite Miller as pianist and Miss Ruth Steffey as singer, with the house well lit for the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Opera House
John Stahmecker
Marguerite Miller
Ruth Steffey
Twin Boys Born Near Goshen. One Dies
Birth notice from nine miles east of Goshen reports twin boys born to Mr and Mrs S L Morse on Wednesday morning. One baby died and was buried Thursday. mother and surviving baby are thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Morse
Goshen
Hillsdale Faces Undefeated Greys Sunday Test
The Hillsdale team aims to halt the Greys’ unbeaten start as they prepare for a Sunday matchup. Local fans anticipate a decisive clashing of teams with postseason implications.
Eighth Annual Northern Indiana Field and Oratorical Meet
The eighth annual Northern Indiana Association event includes an oratorical contest with nine schools represented Goshen Hikhart Laporte Michigan City Hammond Crown Point Gary Valparaiso South Bend. The oratorical contest is at South Bend High School May 13 with likely judges from Notre Dame Kalmazoo and Plymouth. The same day Notre Dame hosts Cartier Field track meet with about 100 entries judged by Notre Dame officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana
Hikhart
Goshen
Laporte
Michigan City
Hammond
Crown Point
Gary
Valparaiso
South Bend
Northern Indiana Association
South Bend High School
William Maloney
Notre Dame
John Phelan
Kalamazoo College
R. A. Randall
Plymouth
Northern Indiana League
Notre Dames
Cartier Field
Dual Track Meet At Fair Grounds Features Michigan City Goshen
Michigan City and Goshen high schools hold a dual track meet today at the fair grounds with a fair attendance. Ligonier meets Goshen at Island Park this afternoon. Local entries include Newell Sherwin Wood and others in sprints jumps and throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Goshen
Fair Grounds
Ligonier High School
Island Park
Clifford Newell
Defrees Arnold
Fred Oberndorfer
John Sherwin
Sheriff's Sale Over Land in Washington Township
To satisfy a judgment of 74.67 held by John W Nusbaum and Guy W Dausman against Oliver and Charles Wells of Chicago for making an abstract of title on Washington township land Deputy Sheriff Thomas sold to E A Dausman 60 acres of Washington township land for 90 There are encumbrances totaling 1175 against the tract and it was officially appraised at 1300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Nusbaum
Guy W. Dausman
Oliver
Charles Wells
Chicago
Washington Township
Thomas
E. A. Dausman
Bryan to Speak in Elkhart on May 30 in Chautauqua Series
William J. Bryan will deliver his address The Signs of the Times in Elkhart Tuesday May 30 as part of the Bucklen chautauqua program. He travels from Harrisburg Pennsylvania to Elkhart and then to Chicago for upcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Elkhart
William J. Bryan
Harrisburg
Chicago
Purdue expert laments Indiana egg marketing system
A. G. Phillips of Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station states in a bulletin issued April 29 that Indiana has a bad system of marketing eggs, leading to a flood of poor quality eggs on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Phillips
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Indiana
Men and Boys Bible Class Reminder
To men and boys. A notice urges attendance at the First Reformed church Sunday at 10 a m for the men's Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Farm Land Sold in Jefferson Township Deal
John Blough sold John Conrad 30 acres of Jefferson township land for 3000 dollars in a private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blough
John Conrad
Jefferson Township
Is land Park Hosts Greys versus Hillsdale Nine
Patrons are urged to visit Island Park on Sunday to watch the Greys play Hillsdale, Michigan, in a local nine inning contest likely drawing fans from area home industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Greys
Hillsdale, Mich
Mock Trial at Jefferson Draws Small Goshen Audience
An amateur produced Mock Trial led by E V Newton of Worcester raised 110 dollars at the Jefferson for Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian church. Newton kept about 35 dollars. proceeds will net roughly 25 dollars for the charity. Cast included Anthony Deabl, James M Gowing, Charles Baldwin, William H Charnley, Harry Whitmer, Mrs S W Batchelor, and others. nine jurors were named. The show suffered from poor rehearsal and late arrival of Newton, amid broader notes on local charity entertainments and the dominance of professional promoters in fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
E. V. Newton
Worcester
Mass
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Baldwin
William H. Charnley
Harry Whitmer
S. W. Batchelor
A. S
BH. V. Newton
T. A. Davis
Horace Burr
Ellis Abbott
Mary Butterfield
Florence Replogle
William Telfer
Mayor Spohn
Hugh Newell
Burt Throckmorton
Jake Wager
John Abbott
W. O. Vallette
Irvin Kelly
Webster Davis
Fred Naylor
Mr. Newton
Hall
Laporte
Goshen
Hoosier Forestry to Benefit from Railroad Experiments
Indiana observers say railroad companies forestry efforts on their lands and farms will serve as lesson for farmers. Though not widespread yet, authorities expect substantial expansion in Indiana in the coming years as intelligent forest development is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
May Re Open Case Against Eagles Leader
The circuit court at South Bend will hear further airing of domestic troubles involving Frank B. Hering former president of the national Fraternal Order of Eagles affidavits thought to contain sensational charges were filed. The alienation suit by Florence M. Hering against Claribel O. Hering was dismissed but efforts to reinstate it and proceed to trial continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Hering
Order of Eagles
South Bend
Florence M. Hering
Claribello. Hering
Yeggmen Fail in Coloma Post Office Safe Theft
Professional burglars attempted to loot the Coloma Michigan post office. They removed the safe outside and blasted it with nitro glycerine but the vault doors inside held, and the intruders fled without obtaining any cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloma
Mich
Verdict for Kronewitter in Dodge Mfg personal injury case
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff Kronewitter in the Mishawaka based Dodge Manufacturing Co case awarding $65,000. Dodge Mfg Co plans to appeal to the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Kronewitter
Dodge Mfg. Co
Mishawaka
Dodge Co
Elkhart Farmers Home Insurance Revises Rules
Members met today in Shiloh Field Post hall Elkhart to revise the company's constitution and by laws. The gathering focused on updating governance provisions and formalizing procedures for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Farmer’s Home Insurance Company
Shiloh Field Post Hall
Elkhart
Skating Event at Blosser Park Promises Water Fun
Skating at Blosser Park programmed for tomorrow afternoon and night invites residents to enjoy a day around the water. A note from Peninsular Furnace and Hope Bros lists contact number 668 for estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser Park
Tomorow
Personal mentions amid travel and arrivals
Dr and Mrs W O Vallette are in Chicago. Miss Hazel Zigler visits Misha waka. Loren Hoover of Chicago visits Hubert Whitmer. William C Work of Elkhart was in the city on business. John Siiver from Chicago stays through summer. Miss Georgia Zeller and Bessie Mack visit Elkhart friends. Dick Finch and Jack Throckmorton go to South Bend for a ball game. Elizabeth Alderman returns from Ogontz Pa. Lucretia Swinehart guests of Harve Hawks. Keslers return from North Manchester after Walter Hagan funeral. Tom L Johnson and Mrs Johnson of Chicago visiting Mrs Kesler in Largo Fla. They will stay until plans settled. Walter Hagan, son of Mrs Johnson, was killed last week in a Seaboard wreck near St Petersburg Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Vallette
Chicago
Hazel Zigler
Mishawaka
Loren Hoover
Hubert Whitmer
William C. Work
Elkhart
John Siiver
Georgia Zeller
Bessie Mack
Dick Finch
Jack Throckmorton
South Bend
Elizabeth Alderman
Ogontz
Lucretia Swinehart
Luther Swinehart
Harve Hawks
M. W. Kesler
Owen Stautffer
North Manchester
Walter Hagan
Tom L. Johnson
Local notes mix petty thefts water news curfew and tragedy
Lagrange papers complain of many petty thefts. Mishawaka has obtained a good pure water supply. Gary wants a curfew law. The Klinger Lake season has opened. The three year old son of Adolph Tober of St. Joseph died from a dog bite and was taken to an Ann Arbor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Mishawaka
Gary
Klinger Lake
Adolph Tober
St. Joseph, Mich
Ann Arbor, Mich
Lake Papakeechie Project Moves Forward
The Syracuse Journal reports promoters have secured options on all land around Lake Papakeechie and plan to raise water levels from five to eight feet. Dams will be strengthened starting next Monday to create a larger lake, transforming marsh into a scenic water body and benefiting the surrounding community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Papakeechie
Lake Papakeecchie
Papakeechie
Arrest in Ben Hur case probes movie copyright
Charles White of Chicago who recently produced Ben Hur was arrested at St Marys Ohio while Edward Cook, Klaw and Erlinger representative, is at Richmond Indiana investigating. Cook says White will be charged with violating a federal court injunction restricting Ben Hur film production without owners’ special arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Chicago
St. Marys
O. Edward Cook
Klaw & Erlanger
Richmond
Ind
White
Gen. Wallace
Attorney General Rules Prison Laborers Protected by Liability Act
Thomas M. Honan states in an opinion to B. J. Fogarty that prisoners employed under state prison labor contracts are fully protected by the employers' liability act. This grants prisoners all the rights of free laborers, making contractors liable for injuries or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Honan
B. J. Fogarty
General Assembly
Salinger Brothers Pay for Half Lot in Purl's Addition
Nathan Salinger buys an undivided one half of a lot in Purl's addition for 1400 dollars. He contemplates his brother Harry Salinger of South Bend as co owner. The purchase records indicate a simple transfer of half interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Nathan Salinger
Harry Salinger
South Bend
Purl
Mrs Charls H Viner Taken For Treatment
Mrs Charls H Viner has been taken to Flint Michigan for treatment for nervous trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charls H. Viner
Flint, Mich
Mummert Receives Letter On Limon Rain and Prospects
E. E. Mummert writes that J. F. B. Kauffman formerly of this city and now in Limon Colorado reports fine country conditions. He notes abundant spring rain and excellent crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. KE. Mummert
J. F. B. Kauffman
Limon
Col
Reliable chimney stacks see Hope Bros
For reliable chimney stacks see Hope Bros. Phone 668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Bros
Twenty Five Years Ago Items of Interest From 1886
From the Democrat files a 1886 snapshot notes deaths births and marriages. M L Duck dies at Garrett wife of Andrew Kauffman dies at Fish Lake a Mick child. Daniel Larimer of Sioux City returns to Millersburg. David Neidig seeks county recorder GOP. teachers retained for another year. October births listed. O F Dewey aims for county auditor. last day of school upcoming. Rev Augustus A Littlejohn seen in Mishawaka aging and feeble. social committee named for Episcopal event. multiple marriage licenses granted. city election results listed with party affiliations. several notable visits noted including Col Tucker Harry Whitmer Mrs Hannan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smoker
Aaron March
Charles Kohler
O. F. Dewey
Millersburg Cor
Deah
A. J. Quinn
Augustus A. Littlejohn
Mishawaka
Hughes
Alderman
Morton
Wilma Knapp
Belle Thomas
Latta
E. Louis Kuhns
Erston ‘. Bigler
Henry Stametz
Episcopal Social
Michael Rookstool
Mary E. Dierdorff
Freeman Daniel
Elizabeth Jacoby
Lewis F. Geiser
Josephine Shrock
Abram Deicamp
Ella Konanz
Albert F. Reese
Margie Fields
P. D. Harding
Dem
Samuel C. Self
John H. Loit
Joel P. Hawks
Thomas Hannan
Chicago
Lou Wilson
E. W. Fobes
Elkhart
Goshen
Charles Rogers
Constantine
Mich
Ella Stoll
South Bend
W. Fink
Ed Dalka
Germany
John S. Welch
St. Joseph, Mo
P. A. Welch
Lius Walderschmit
St James Church Presents An Evening Of Choral Music
St James church hosts an unusually good program by the choir tomorrow at 7 30 pm featuring Hymn 505 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Hymn 311 Violin Solo by Fred Oberndorfer Christ is Risen A Song of Faith I Am Alpha and Omega God that Madest Heaven and Earth Seek Ye the Lord and a full choral service. Miss Charlton and the choir join in several pieces with Glenn Wiseman also featured. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
St. James Choir
Fred Oberndorfer
Helen Charlton
Alpha and Omega
Miss Charlton
Glenn Wiseman
Beveridge Studies Canada on Government and Politics
Albert J. Beveridge returned to Indianapolis from Canada where he studied the Canadian system of government and politics. He has taken two trips since retirement from the U.S. Senate and says he has gathered a great fund of information and may publish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Canada
Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
United States Senate
Aged Man End Times Self Euthanasia At South Bend Home
Christopher Hoffman 82, a retired farmer, planned his death by asphyxiation using carpet and cloths to block cracks around doors and windows in his room. He was found dead on his bed in the parlor of the small house he occupied alone by his tenant Stephen Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Hoffman
South Bend
Stephen Eckert
Action by Cities Drives Fourth Amendment Safeguards
Many cities pursue such measures as essential to maintain sanity in governance. The push emphasizes prudent policy and orderly reform amid mounting civic concerns.
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Lieut. Deal
Texas
Society News
County Medical Meeting
Winona
Mortuary Record
Hillsdale
Indiana Forestry
Peninsular Furnace
Syracuse Journal
Democrat
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