North Main street Rock Run bridge plan debate heats bids
Residents debate a steel span bridge over Rock Run on North Main street to replace the old structure. Supporters tout a street-wide steel design with paved floor and sidewalk extensions, arguing it saves cost and improves water flow, while critics push for a heavier 75 ton concrete alternative. Bids were initially rejected. new bids open May 25.
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Rock Run Creek
North Main Street
Rock Run
Main Street
North Side
James Madison Woomer former Waterford teacher dies at Marion home
James Madison Woomer, 62, formerly of Waterford, died at the Marion soldiers' home early today. His body will be buried there at 2 p.m. tomorrow. His sister, Mrs. Treat of Pueblo, Col., is in Marion. He taught in Elkhart county schools for many years in the 1870s and early 1880s.
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James Madison Woomer
Waterford
Marion
Warsaw Soldier Ordered to San Antonio for Training
Carl F. Beyer of Warsaw who oversees the grounds and police at Winona Lake has been ordered by George W. McCoy Indiana adjutant general to report at San Antonio for two weeks of instruction with the National Guard.
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Warsaw
San Antonio
Carl F. Beyer
Winona Lake
George W. McCoy
Indiana
National Guard
Bucklen House Announces Girl of My Dreams Engagement
Bucklen opera house manager Timmins of Elkhart announces the engagement of The Girl of My Dreams with John Hymans and Lei la McIntyre. The event is set for next Wednesday night as the last standard booking of the 1910-11 season at Bucklen.
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Timmins
Bucklen Opera House
Elkhart
Girl of
John Hymans
Leila McIntyre
The
Bucklen
Death by Ammonia at Swift Packing Fort Wayne
Jonas Astry aged 72 of Fort Wayne died from suffocation when a pipe carrying ammonia broke in the Swift Packing Co building. Two other workmen suffered narrow escapes as the incident, a deadly ammonia leak, disrupted the site.
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Jonas Astry
Ft. Wayne
Swift Packing Co
Fort Wayne
Jealousy Claim Arises Over Love Interest
In South Bend city court, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grombosh are accused of being in love with someone else, each with four small children and each holding a baby, highlighting a domestic dispute.
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Charles Grombosh
South Bend
Harman Nominated for Grand Master by Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Indianapolis nominated J. L. Harman of Elkhart for Grand Master in this year’s selection process.
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J. L. Harman
Grand Lodge Odd Fellows At
Indianapolis
J. L. Harman of
Elkhart
Stepped on a Nail Hurts Mrs Snobarger Foot
Mrs Anna Snobarger suffered a painful sore foot after stepping on a rusty nail last night. Medical attention was sought but details of treatment are not disclosed.
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Anna Snobarger
Pardoned Lawyer Jo seph Roach of Terre Haute
Gov Marshall granted a full unconditional pardon to Joseph Roach who studied law in the Indiana state prison while serving a life sentence for the 1905 murder of Matthew Robertson. The pardon allows Roach to practice law in Terre Haute. Also noted is the death of Mrs Elizabeth Keyser in Bremen after a long illness from Brights disease.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
Joseph Roach
Terre Haute
Indiana State Prison
Matthew Robertson
Roach
Elizabeth Keyser
Absalom Keyser
Bremen
Bright
Madison Street School Pupils Present Annual Concert
Last night the Seventh and Eighth grades of Madison street school gave their annual concert. The program followed yesterday’s Democrat publication closely and the pupils acquitted themselves creditably, earning commendation from attendees. Prof. E. G. Hesser supervised the music, with Miss Storer as accompanist.
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Madison Street
Democrat
E. G. Hesser
Goshen
Storer
Left Property to Grandson in Mrs Fravel Will
Mrs Rebecca C Fravel died Monday and left a will bequeathing her residence at 11g South Fifth street to her grandson Gordon Jacques son of Lettie Fravel Jacques who died ten years ago Gordon Jacques is a University of Michigan student in Ann Arbor after Goshen High School graduation in 1909 The late Daniel M Fravel acquired the property in the early seventies from W A McAlister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca C. Fravel
South Fifth Street
Gordon Jacques
W. A. McAlister
Local health bulletin reports mixed patient updates
Lloyd Burris continues to improve a week after appendicitis surgery while Daniel T. Kauffman remains critical. Noel Young, ill since last winter, is in serious condition. A G Stutsman the letter carrier is ill from the heat and off duty. George F. Alderman shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Burris
Daniel T. Kauffman
Noel Young
A. G. Stutsman
George F. Alderman
Freight Offices Move to New Lake Shore Facility
Arrangements completed to relocate Lake Shore freight offices from Sixth street north end after more than 30 years to a new site near the passenger station. The old freight house will be leased for warehouses. Starting next Monday all operations will be conducted at the new facility costing over $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Sixth Street
Miller Amster Schmidt Families Welcome Newborns
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clarence Amster of 1010 South Main street. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Edward Schmidt two miles south of Middlebury. A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Isaiah Miller on Crescent street.
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Isaiah Miller
Crescent Street
Clarence Amster
South Main Street
Edward Schmidt
Middlebury
Widow Julia Walter Dies in Sturgis at 92
Mrs Julia Walter died yesterday at 3 pm at her Sturgis home from age related infirmities. She was 92 and mother of Mrs Joseph Smith and sister of Mrs Katharine Irwin of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Walter
Sturgis
Joseph Smith
Katharine Irwin
Rev Stephenson To Speak At Mishawaka Meeting
A men only mass meeting will be held this evening in the Methodist church Mishawaka under the direction of the Methodist brotherhood Rev Stephenson of the First M E church has been secured as speaker for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Methodist
Mishawaka
Methodist Brotherhood
M. FE
Uniform Marriage Laws Advocated by Western Unitarian
A resolution adopted at the Western Unitarian conference in Indianapolis urges nationwide uniform marriage laws requiring a physical examination of both parties before marriage. It calls for standard medical screening to reduce health risks and safeguard public welfare across the United States.
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United States
Western Unitarian Conference
Indianapolis
Record of Prolonged Heat During a Dry Siege
Prolonged hot dry weather marked by consecutive days above 90 degrees. The region reports unusually high temperatures and increased demand for ice thanks to the heat surge.
Last Day of School in Wakarusa
Schools in Wakarusa closed for the day as closing exercises were held in Maple Park.
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Wakarusa
Maple Park
Six room house for rent near Court House Square
Six room dwelling available for rent near Court House Square. Owner L. J. Brooks will repair or upgrade as needed to suit tenant. References Pearce's repair goods. Contact for details.
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L. J. Brooks
Murder suspect seen at Millersburg en route to Wolcottville
Deputy Scott Thomas was alerted to a man matching the Elgin murder description in Millersburg. A mistaken hold caused excitement before the correct suspect was released and traced toward Topeka, with a chase toward Wolcottville and a large reward for Elgin.
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Millersburg
Wolcottville
Scott Thomas
Elgin
Ill
Thomas
Topeka
Lagrange County
Infant Vallance Dies After Illnesses
Mortuary note reports Virgil Frederick Vallance infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Vallance died yesterday at 8 30 pm age 11 months 4 days after measles and whooping cough complications Funeral at home Saturday afternoon 2 30 o clock Rev C K Staudt officiating Interment Oak Ridge cemetery
Durbin resigns as president of Federal Union Surety Co
Col W T Durbin submits resignation as president of the Federal Union Surety Co in Indianapolis. He will be replaced by J B Christianson of St Louis, Missouri, while E Rauh who resigned as vice president is succeeded by A C Landon of St Louis. E M Wilson of Fort Wayne and Frank H Cutshall of South Bend resign from the board of directors.
Aviation meet draws large Elkhart crowd
A sizable audience attended the aviation meet in Elkhart today while business paused for an early newspaper edition. The event continues tomorrow with aviators Stanley Vaughn and 17 year old Howard LeVar from Toledo piloting the Curtiss Red Devil airframe.
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Elkhart
Stanley Vaughn
Howard LeVar
Toledo
Egg Shippers Plan Enforcement Of New Bad Egg Law
About thirty members of the Indiana Association of Car Lot Shippers met in Indianapolis to discuss enforcing the recent anti-bad egg law passed by the legislature. The gathering aimed to set plans and procedures for compliance and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egg and Poultry Shippers
Indianapolis
Indiana Association of Car Lot Shippers
Statewide School Child Enumeration Figures Reported
The state superintendent of public instruction announces that outside Vanderburg Pulaski and Lagrange counties the total school children enumeration is 725,818, up 3,169 from the previous year. Many counties showed losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderburg
Pulaski
Lagrange
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Purdue Graduate Boor Ends Life in Schenectady
Everett B. Boor 26, son of Dr O L Boor of Muncie and Purdue graduate, secretary of the State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, died by drinking chloroform in Schenectady New York. Ill health listed as cause.
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Schenectady
Everett B. Boor
Purdue University
O. L. Boor
Muncie
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
N. Y
Attempted suicide by knife at Laporte County Jail
Ernest Berghoff loaned a dull blade to Joseph Painter who attempted death by own action in the Laporte county jail. He slashed at his throat several times and then yelled, attracting fellow prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Berghoff
Joseph Painter
Laporte
No Concert Sunday at Rogers Bandpark Returns
A band concert will be presented at Rogers Bandpark on Sunday. The first concert is announced for Tuesday May 30 Memorial Day, when the park will formally open its third regular season.
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Rogers’ Bandpark
Woman Found Unconscious After Suicide Attempt in Mishawaka
Miss Helena Feree, a young woman described as attractive, was found unconscious by the owl car crew in Mishawaka after attempting suicide amid trouble with a street car conductor. The incident suggests a deliberate act ending in an attempted death by her own action.
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Helena Feree
Mishawaka
Illness Strikes Howard Young At Home
Howard Young, employed at a dry goods store in North Manchester, fell seriously ill a few days ago and was brought home to his North Fifth street residence yesterday for care.
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Howard Young
North Manchester
North Fifth Street
Ripe Pineapples Here. We are headquarters for pineap ples again this year. Dangler's.
Ripe pineapples advertised with Dangler's as the pineapple headquarters for the season. The note emphasizes repeated year round availability.
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Dangler’s
Boy 16 Sought by Go Shen Sash and Door Co
A notice states a 16 year old boy is wanted by Go Shen Sash and Door Co for employment. No further details provided about position or location.
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Goshen Sash & Door Co
Taxables in Elkhart county may fall short of hoped increase
Tax assessors report Elkhart county may record only a modest rise in taxable values for 1911, with preliminary figures showing gains under 400000 dollars and possibly under 300000. Key towns omitted include Goshen city and Elkhart township, yet several towns and corporations contribute to a net gain of about 193840 dollars over 1910, while a list of loss entries totals 105060 dollars. Separate items note patent deeds filed for historic land, a racing car mishap injuring a front axle during Indianapolis test, and marriage licenses for Nusbaum–Gorsuch in Wakarusa and Goshen.
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Elkhart County
Elkhart Township
Goshen City
Concorde Township
Elkhart City
Bango Township
Benton
Olive
Wakarusa Corp
Middlebury
Ana
York
Lee
Jackson
Seees
Washington
Clinton
Millersburg
Cleveland
Locke
Nappanee Corp
Union
Harrison
Jefferson
Bristol Corp
Editor Groves to Speak at Warsaw Decoration Day
Rev. W. E. Groves editor of the Milford Mail will deliver the memorial address in Warsaw on Decoration Day.
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Groves
W. E. Groves
Milford Mail
Warsaw
Decoration Day Hat Sale By Hudson Stevenson Co
Hats for children priced at 75 cents each. A hat for every child. Sale advertised by Hudson Stevenson Co with a note to avoid going bareheaded and offering 50 cheap hats at a break in Decoration Day on Saturday May 20.
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Hudson-Stephenson Co
Gov Marshall appoints inspectors bureau head hooten named chief
Gov. Marshall announces Elliott R. Hooten of Indianapolis as chief of the new bureau of inspection and names John J. Walsh Frank L. Pierce and John F. Gallivan to heads of factory mine and boiler inspection departments. Fifteen subordinate positions follow. James A. Arthur of Goshen was a candidate for factory head and is noted for a subordinate post.
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Gov. Marshall
Elliott R. Hooten
Indianapolis
Marion County
Bureau of Inspection
John J. Walsh
Frank L. Pierce
Brazil
John F. Gallivan
James A. Arthur
Goshen
Albion High class seniors ill. school board retains teachers
The Decatur school board renews contracts for the current teaching staff for next year. Four Albion High school graduates are reported sick. Bluffton grocers cut kerosene and gasoline prices by two cents a gallon. An act grants Albion four train stops each way per day, prompting local rejoicing. Villa North residents plan oiling the Bluffton highway to their suburb.
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Decatur School Board
Albion High School
Bluffton
Albion
Villa North
Investigation into Rev. John Von Froelich Case In Fort Wayne Diocese
Rev. Father Kroeger of Logansport conducted a preliminary examination of affidavits charging Rev. John Von Froelich of South Bend with criminal offenses. The probe marks the initial move by Rt. Rev. Herman J. Alerding to end the dispute between the South Bend Hungarian parish and Father Froelich.
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Father Kroeger
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Catholic Church
John von Froelich
South Bend
Herman J. Alerding
Father Froelich
State Mulls Filing Fees Under New Corrupt Practices Act
Secretary of State L. G. Ellingham seeks an AG opinion on charging a $1 filing fee for campaign expenditure reports under the new corrupt practices act. The act mentions no fee, but the attorney general cites the general fee act as authority.
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L. G. Ellingham
Thomas Honan
Carrie F Nixon sues for damages after streetcar injury
Carrie F Nixon a student at Notre Dame university filed suit in the St. Joseph circuit court seeking 5000 damages for injuries when a Northern Indiana street car ran off the end of the line on November 9 1910. He was thrown to the car floor and suffered two broken ribs and six weeks hospitalization.
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Carrie F. Nixon
Notre Dame University
Indiana
St. Joseph
Nixon
Taken as Suspect in Chicago Robbery Case
Alfred Hudson aged 56 of Chicago was arrested on suspicion of robbery after approaching a pedestrian in South Bend and offering to show an easy way to make money and suggesting Grand Trunk freight cars are easy to pilfer.
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South Bend
Grand Trunk
Alfred Hudson
Chicago
Homepaths Oppose Federal Public Health Department
Resolutions adopted at the closing session of the Indiana Institute of Homeopathy in Indianapolis condemn a senate bill creating a federal department of public health to be presided over by a cabinet member. The homeopaths oppose the plan.
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Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Indianapolis
Senate
Department of Public Health
Panama Canal in 1911 showcased at Irwin theatre
About 100 mothers who petitioned theatre managers are informed that Saturday afternoon and evening at the Irwin theatre will feature the educational film Panama Canal in 1911, described as the greatest educational picture by any company.
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Irwin Theatre
Electric shock survivor recounts harrowing substation incident
John Schroeder aged 24 of Fort Wayne worked at the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana traction company substation. He received most of a current of 33 000 volts and remains alive at St Joseph's hospital able to relate the experience in detail.
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John Schroeder
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Trimmed and tailored hats for Saturday sale
All cut to pieces price info announces trimmed hats for Saturday and Monday with a large stock of popular styles. Mrs J B Pearce appears as the contact or seller at the end of the note.
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J. B. Pearce
Broderick Fined For Speeding Plea in South Bend
Elkhart manufacturer Charles Broderick pleaded guilty to exceeding the auto speed limit in South Bend and was fined 16 dollars.
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Broderick
Charles Broderick
Elkhart
South Bend
Personal mentions from Goshen and nearby towns
Ford Rodibaugh visited from Milford today. J H Rangburg stopped in Kimmel on business. Mrs W E Geiner of Middlebury visited the city. Mr and Mrs James Moore saw friends in Elkhart. Lou Kerr the Ligonier politician was in Goshen. J E Smith, Ford agent, heads to Detroit to supervise car loading. Noah and Mrs Hoover left for Harrisburg VA to visit Natural Bridge. William Young returned from North Manchester to see his ill son. Walter Smith and Catharine Irwin traveled to Sturgis, Michigan, after the death of Walter's grandmother Julia Wal. Frank and Rose Minzey passed through in route from Cleveland to South Bend for summer. Ed G Jacques, now in Kansas City as an American Steel and Wire agent, was en route to Goshen for his mother-in-law’s death. H H Milburn of Milburn fruit farm planned marketing for next season from Chicago area. Roy Elsea, after his father Edwin M Elsea’s death, left for Willows CA to lead an immigration project. will visit Rupert ID for real estate interests.
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W. E. Geiner
Middlebury
James Moore
Elkhart
Lou Kerr
Goshen
J. E. Smith
Ford
Detroit
Noah Hoover
Harrisburg
William Young
North Fifth Street
North Manchester
Chicago
Roy Elsea
Edwin M. Elsea
Willows
Cal
Rupert
Idaho
The Girl of My Dreams at Bucklyn Elkhart
Manager Harry G Sommers announces Jos M Gaites big musical play The Girl of My Dreams to be staged at the Bucklyn in Elkhart on Wednesday evening May 24 The libretto is by Wilbur D Nesbit with lyrics by Otto D Hauberbach and music by Karl Hoschna The production features a strong two act cast led by Leila McIntyre John Hyams Harry Clark and others with a chorus and Chicago pedigree praised by critics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Harry G. Sommers
Bucklen
Jos. M. Gaites
Wilbur D. Nesbit
The
Chicago Evening Post
Otto D. Hauerbach
Karl Hoschna
Bright Eyes
Madame
Chicago
Leila McIntyre
Mayor Knotts Arrested in Gary Embezzlement Case
Mayor Thomas Knotts of Gary was arrested on a warrant issued by County Clerk BE L Shertridge at Crown Point on charges including embezzlement perjury on four counts and malfeasance in office on two counts. He posted bond of $5,000 after an affidavit by City Clerk Harry L Moose alleged Knotts retained $2,000 in funds collected while serving as city judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotts
Thomas
Parading Wild West Show Injury At Valparaiso
Broncho John Sullivan once a government scout Alvardo Lorenzo of Chicago a Mexican fire eater Chief Yellow Bird and his wife of the Rosebud Indian reservation were injured at Valparaiso during the Sullivan Bros parade when an auto frightened horses attached to a stage coach causing the vehicle to overturn and the occupants to be thrown out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Alvardo Lorenzo
Chicago
Yellow Bird
Rosebud
Valparaiso
Indiana funeral group backs Owen bill for national health department
The Indiana Funeral Directors Association at its final Indianapolis session adopted resolutions endorsing the Owen bill before Congress to create a national department of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Indianapolis
Congress
Department of Health
Federal jury draws Cain as juror for June term
George B. Cain of York township was drawn as a petit juror for the June term of the federal court at Fort Wayne.
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George B. Cain
York Township
Fort Wayne
Zueblin Holds Three Day Civic Revival Meeting
Publicist and civic revivalist Charles Zueblin is conducting a three day meeting in South Bend to discuss urban improvement and civic reform strategies with local residents and leaders.
John H. Lott Jewelry Sale Closes Out as Owner Retires
Bargains abound at John H. Lott’s jewelry shop as he prepares to retire and close out or sell the business. Expect discounts on watches rings and bracelets during the retirement sale window at Millwood location.
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John H. Lott
Twenty Five Years Ago Items of Interest
The Democrat files recall 1886 with items: Wesley Crary as candidate for recorder, W Hower moves photo gallery to Dewey building, Dunkard church under Valentine Berkey, Daniel Heaton robbed near his Bristol home, C S Wert of Forest Grove marries Amelia Swagger, birth of a son to William H Phelps of Goshen, 12th child aged 35, fire department officers elected, marriage licenses issued to several couples, High school graduating class named, G A Harter cherishes his 1840 Navarre rocking chair once used by Gen Harrison, jurors announced for may term, Judge Chamberlains four daughters home and all republicans, Roman Stroup now 81 and a widower, reminiscence of whiskey years ago, now a prohibitionist. Personal notes list visitors and locals in Goshen and Milford areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hower
Dewey
Dunkard
Valentine Berkey
Daniel Heaton
Bristol
C. S. Wert
Forest Grove
Amelia Swagger
South Milford
Lagrange County
William H. Phelps
Goshen
John Snobarger
J. W. Carney
L. N. Emmons
George A. Beck
H. C. Little
Aliva J. Loher
J. M. Ketcham
Martha Dilgard
Frank Arnold
Jane Letro
James H. Calkins
Carrie B. Swinehart
Ira Butt
James Bradigum
Edward Milner
Chas. Dills
A. J. Lee
Petit Jury
Jacob F. Ehret
George C. Miller
B. B. Brothers
Jacob Hartzler
Joseph M. Cripe
John C. Druckamiller
Willis A. Layton
William F. Martin
Jacob F. Hauenstein
Ephraim Hartung
James Lloyd
Jonathan Hill
Judge Chamberlain
H. H. Tyrrell
Bourbon
Emil Grosh
Toledo
Frank Knapp
Frank G. Hubbell
Roman Stroup
Sam Weyburn
Clinton Township
Daniel Rice
L. M. C. Weichsel
W. E. Groves
Milford
Ed L. Blue
John L. Blue
Paris
France
Martin Felkner
Rose Stanley
Gortner
George W. Walker
Harlan, Kas
Joel Case
Sharon
Wis
Matthew Rippey
Lake Shore Maintains Individual Vacations Plan
Lake Shore officials rejected Elkhart proposals to close the Elkhart shop for two weeks and grant all employees a simultaneous summer vacation. The regular system of individual vacations will be followed to stagger time off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Trimmed hats sale at Hudson-Stephenson Co begins at Berryman's
Seventy five beautiful trimmed hats priced at four dollars each, discounting patterns once sold at seven fifty. The sacrifice sale runs ten days at Berryman's, with Hudson-Stephenson Co extending the sale for two weeks more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson-Stephenson Co
Berryman’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jennings
Madison Street School
Pearce's
Mortuary Record
Nappanee
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Cline
James Akin
Benton Township
James McDowell
Harrison Township
Elias Baker
Martin Weybright
Simplex Motor Car Co
Indianapolis Speedway
Im. Turner
Daniel
Nusbaum
Mabel M. Gorsuch
Whisler
Harvey Mowery
Nora Leer
Tomorow
Galentine
William Klase
Catherine Klase
Farrer
Ford Rodibaugh
Milfor
J. H. Rangburg
Kimmel
Millwood
Brooks
Wesley Crary
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