Suing Wife and Rival Lover Shatters Domestic Peace
Boston Rink, a Millersburg farmer, faces two circuit court suits filed by Deahl & Deahl. One suit seeks divorce from his wife, married November 29, 1889, on April 8, 1907 separation. The other demands $5,000 from neighbor George Fravey for criminal conversation with Mrs. Rink. Allegations include profane conduct and illicit relations attributed to Mrs. Rink with Fravey in Goshen on April 27. Fravey allegedly poisoned the husband’s mind and disrupted the home, with the prior defendant listed as Mary Himan before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Rink
Millersburg
Deahl & Deahl
Rink
George Fravey
Mary Himan
Jury Commissioners Named to Serve Balance of Year
Judge Vanfleet of the superior court named George Milburn of Bristol and Jeremiah Bechtel of Wakarusa to act as jury commissioners for the balance of the year. The May term ended today and Monday it convenes at South Bend. A decree of annulment was refused in the James Grant Anna Grant divorce case pending a supreme court decision on the validity of the superior court. The judge will enter no judgment until the dispute is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Vanfleet
George Milburn
Bristol
Jeremiah Bechtel
Wakarusa
South Bend
James Grant
Anna Grant
Supreme Court
Elkhart Firms Form Group for Factories and Trolley
Elkhart businessmen form an association to attract factories and revive a trolley line project from Elkhart to Wakarusa and Nappanee, a venture that has failed previously. Nappanee residents favor connecting to Goshen via the Winona line connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Wakarusa
Nappanee
Goshen
Winona
Mother and Child Released by Bryan Police
Mrs. Bob Calloway and her daughter Enid Hammond were released by Bryan police. It develops that B. F. Harbmond of Goshen, the child's foster father, has no legal claim to her. The girl's grandparents adopted her and they live in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Calloway
Enid Hammond
Bryan, O
B. F. Harbmond
Goshen
Plymouth
Inspectors to Review Goshen College Normal Department
Representatives from the state board of education will visit Goshen College on Monday to inspect the Normal department. State Superintendent Cotton, Earlham College President Kelley of Richmond, and Howard County superintendent will participate in the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Goshen College
Cotton
Kelly
Earlham College
Richmond
Howard County
Court rules against rent increase at 111 Washington Street
Justice Brumbaugh holds that George T. Barney cannot legally compel Lawrence Nusbaum to pay higher rent for the residence at 111 Washington Street Falkhart in the suit for possession, ruling no increased rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Barney
Lawrence Nusbaum
Washington Street
Falkhart
Justice Brumbaugh
Mr. Barney
St James Church Offertory Singers Named for Services
At morning service the offertory will be sung by Mr. Leo Beers. Evensong features Miss Minnie Fick and Mr. Gorsline performing Dear Refuge of my Soul by Nevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Leo Beers
Minnie Fick
Mr. Gorsline
Nevins
Sick List: Aaron Hartzier Confined by Tonsillitis
Aaron Hartzier of the Goshen Churn and Ladder Co. has been confined to his home since Wednesday with tonsillitis. He is slightly improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Hartzier
The
Goshen Churn & Ladder Co
Wet weather cancels Wabash H S vs Goshen H S game
The Wabash High School baseball team arrived to play Goshen High School, but rain prevented the contest. Fans expressed disappointment as the schedule was disrupted by wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash H. 8
Goshen H. S
Godfrey Buys Elkhart Business Block in 13000 Sale
A $13,000 real estate transaction in Elkhart transfers ownership of a West Lexington avenue business block from C. L. Monger to H. W. Godfrey. The deal concludes a private sale of the commercial property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Godfrey
Elkhart
C. L.monger
Lexington Avenue
Fisher's Kalamazoo Orchestra Canceled for Alumni Night
Due to a prior engagement the Fisher's Kalamazoo orchestra will not perform at the Alumni Association event on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Kalamazoo
Alumni Association
Dowaginn man given life sentence for second degree murder
Dey Armstrong of Dowaginn Michigan was found guilty of second degree murder in the killing of Carrie Vincent at the Grand View hotel in South Bend on New Year's Day and received a life sentence in Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ‘Bend
Dey Armstrong
Dowaginn
Mich
Carrie ‘Vincent
Grand View Hotel
Michigan City
McLellan Retains Turner to Defend Him on Murder Charge
Eugene McClellan who fatally stabbed James Rinehart at Ollie Bergers in Hik hart retains P L Turner to defend him. Turner plans a self defense argument aided by Drs Short and Hoppingarner who examined McClellan in Elkhart jail. Reports say Rinehart intoxicated McClellan and beat him. McClellan now says 22 rather than 21. Rinehart’s funeral scheduled Sunday at 2 30 p m. Court hearing may extend to next week with McClellan in Elkhart. his mother vows to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rinehart
Eugene McClellan
Ollie Berger
Hikhart
P. L.turner
Turner
Drs. Short
Hoppingarner
McClellan
Elkhart
Rinehart
National Dairy Machine workers form a baseball team
The National Dairy Machine company employees organized a team and seek games with neighboring-city teams. The factory closes at noon Saturdays and the players can use weekday afternoons for contests. This morning the Baptist Boy's Brigade beat the Maroons 5 to 4 in seven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Machine Company
Baptist Boy’s Brigade
Maroons
Burglaries Target Planned Raid on Claypool Stores
The Walter B. Black meat market in Claypool was burglarized early Thursday with a forced door entry. About 10000? pennies were taken from the cash drawer. Police suspect at least three men staged the raid and planned to hit additional stores, as reportedly done in North Webster a few nights earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Black
Claypool
North Webster
Mayor praises Mishawaka as best city of its size
Mishawaka mayor lauded the city, saying it is the best of its size in the country. Goshen's May or Charles Kohler visited the city yesterday, touring city hall, the paid fire department exhibition, the electric light station, water works, and the new bridge, after meeting with J. C. Cleis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
South Bend Tribune
Charles Kohler
Goshen
J. C. Cleis
Richmond Pastor Accepts Call to Middlebury Parish
Rev H Allen Leader of Richmond Indiana has accepted a call to become pastor of the four Lutheran congregations in the Middlebury parish. Leader is a scholarly man, graduate of Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg and Wittenberg Seminary at Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
H. Allen Leader
Richmond
Ind
Middlebury Parish
Peru Objection Holds Up Winona Line Sunday Service
Information from Peru signals a possible refusal by Winona Interurban officials to run cars on Sunday along the Peru line. The Chronicle of Peru city opposes the six day service plan and notes potential forfeiture of large subsidies tied to the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Winona Interurban
Chronicle
Man dies by own action at Shipshewana
William L. Harris a middle aged man ended his life Thursday at Shipshewana by plunging a knife into his breast the act done while he was crazed by liquor His relatives live near Marion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Harris
Shipshewana
Harris
Marion
Publisher Westlake Buys Farm Star Paper in Indiana
W B Westlake publisher of the Hoosier and the Marion Leader has purchased the Farm Star formerly run by the Star league of newspapers and will publish it from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Westlake
The
Hoosier
Marion Leader
Farm Star
Star League of Newspapers
Indianapolis
Teachers Examination At Fifth Street School
Superintendent Ellis conducted a teachers examination at the Fifth street school building today. Fifty candidates entered the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Fifth Street
Two Deaths in Elkhart End with Pneumonia
In Elkhart aged residents die within a week of illness. H O Sherman aged 87 father of George E Sherman landlord of Bucklea hotel died of pneumonia contracted while overseeing improvements after a heavy cold. Remains to be shipped to Chicago for burial. Christina Lohrman aged 86 widow of Herman Lohrman died last night of old age. Seven children survive. Burial in Sturgis Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O. Sherman
George E. Sherman
Bucklea
Elkhart
Christina Lohrman
Herman Lohrman
Sturgis
Mich
Watch Recovered Theft Suspect Sought in Warsaw
A watch stolen from Robert Sperry's East Clinton Street home was recovered from a Fort Wayne pawn shop and returned. Charles Phillips of Warsaw is charged with the theft and is at large, being sought for brass theft in Warsaw and linked to goshen sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Robert Sperry
Molly Carpenter
East Clinton Street
Mr. Sperry
Charles Phillips
Warsaw
Sperry
Phillips
Goshen
John Rohrer Sr. Dies at 83 Near New Paris
John Rohrer senior, aged 83, died at 5 pm at his home about one and a half miles east of New Paris after a long illness. He is survived by eight children Ira of Boise City Idaho Marion of Goshen Thomas of Milford James Wesley and John Jr of New Paris Mrs Esther R Peoples of Benton and Mrs Melvin Theline of New Paris. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 pm at the residence east of New Paris with burial in New Paris cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rohrer
New Paris
Ira
Boise City
Idaho
Marion
Goshen
Thomas
Milford
James
Wesley
John
Funeral of William Twomey at St Johns Church
The funeral of William Twomey was held this morning from St John's Catholic church and the remains buried in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was survived by two aged brothers, Richard, 90, of Doylestown Wisconsin, and Patrick, 80, of Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Twomey
Wiliam Twomey
St. John’s Catholic Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Mr. Twomey
Richard
Doylestown
Wis
Patrick
Boston
Mass
Condemnation suits filed against two farms near Milford
Two condemnation suits were filed in the Kosciusko circuit court by the Milford and Syracuse Railroad company to obtain right of way through two forty acre farms owned by Wmler and Bowser near Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Circuit
Milford
Origin of Memorial Day Proposed by Gen John A Logan
Gen John A Logan first suggested and helped establish Memorial Day as a national holiday. He was a thoughtful leader guided by high sentiment and a student of classics, often citing historical episodes in his speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Veterans groups to attend Wells Memorial services
Howell Post No 90 G A R the Sons of Veterans and the W R C will attend services tomorrow evening at Wells Memorial Lutheran church. They will meet at the hall at 7 15 sharp. WM S BITNER Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Post No
The
Sons of Veterans
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church
WM. S. Bitner
Funeral for Mrs. William Butler Sets Benton Service
The funeral for Mrs. William Butler will be held at the family residence in Benton tomorrow at 2 PM. Rev. Mr. Rittenhouse of Solomon's Creek church will conduct the service, and interment will follow in Jackson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
William Butler
Benton
Mr. Rittenhouse
Solomon’s Creek Church
Jackson Cemetery
Elkhart Adopts Brick Pavement Over Asphalt Filler
After visits to Kalamazoo Battle Creek and South Bend the Elkhart board of public works backs brick pavement with asphalt filler as the best option. It will be adopted in Elkhart in preference to plain asphalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
South Bend
Elkhart Board of Public Works
Elkhart
County to vote on bonds for courthouse reconstruction
The county council is summoned to meet on Monday June 8 to pass an ordinance authorizing fifty thousand dollars in county bonds to cover courthouse reconstruction costs. Contractor McCormack hopes to complete the work by December 1, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
McCormack
Wool price notice at Carmien building rear
Farmer C A Harper advertises wool buying at the rear of the Carmien building, occupied by McDowell and Boylan, inviting inquiries and promising highest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmien
McDowell & Boylan
C. A. Harper
Milo B Meredith Defeated For Great Commander Post
Milo B Meredith was defeated for the position of great commander of the Maccabees at South Bend yesterday after serving in that office for fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo B. Meredith
The
Maccabees
South Bend
Kokomo Seeks 1908 State G. A. R. Encampment
Kokomo shows enthusiasm as it pursues hosting the 1908 state Grand Army of the Republic encampment, signaling civic support and local prospects for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Milord trespass case over family visit ends in fine
John Cooper of Milford was fined for trespass after he went to see his mother Mrs. Charles Cooper at the home of his sister Mrs. Morrison. The incident is described as a family conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
Milford
Charles Cooper
Morrison
A P Sibley Dead
A P Sibley a noted machine maker of South Bend died today in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Sibley
South Bend
Witnesses subpoenaed in two Elkhart murder cases
Subpoenas have been issued for witnesses in the shooting of Erastus Paul a New Paris barber by Harry Toms and in the stabbing of James Rinehart by Eugene McClellan at the Mrs Ollie Berger resort Elkhart May 16 and 23. McClellan had a preliminary hearing and will be moved to the county jail. The grand jury will also hear other criminal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Paul
New Paris
Harry Toms
Village Jeweler
James Rinehart
Eugene McClellan
Ollie Berger
Elkhart
McClellan
LXL & Goshen Pump Co
LXL Furniture’ ‘Company
Charles
Ivy Stickler
J. A. Arthur
Coming Ordination Recalls Local History From 25 Years Ago
Rev. Frank B. Blakemore of Tiffin Ohio will be ordained to the Baptist ministry in the city Sunday June 5. He has spent 25 years as a Methodist minister and recently joined the Baptist church at Tiffin. His brother Rev John T Blakemore led Middlebury Methodist church 1879 to 1882 and also edited the Record. The Blakemores came from Alabama and were active in 1880 1882 Republican campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Blakemore
Tiffin
Blakemore
Old
Middlebury
John T. Blakemore
Julian House
Morton
Extra Numbers at the Irwin
Miss Eda Mansfield a four year old child appeared as an extra number and sang and danced well for her age. She was nicely dressed and the audience appreciated her performance. The two young men performed nervously and awkwardly, causing stage fright and laughs from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Irwin
Eda Mansfield
Woman's Musical Club Meeting at Library
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Musical club will be held at the library on Tuesday afternoon next. Committee members include Mrs. Henrietta Davis Mrs. Mary B. Starr Mrs. Louise H. Beane and Gertrude Dausman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Musical
Woman’s Musical Club
Henrietta Davis
Mary B. Starr
Five Cents Saved on Winona Line Tickets and Evening Entertainment
Regular passengers on the Winona line have discovered they lose five cents each time they buy round trip tickets. New Paris to Leesburg costs four cents, while New Paris-Milford and Milford-Leesburg tickets are both twenty cents. Tonight the Vaudette Theatre screens Boxing Matches in England and Servant is a Jewel, and Miss Lyman will sing Hain't You Coming Back to Old New Hampshire. Rev. Smith of Roseville Ohio will fill the pulpit at the English-Lutheran Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Line
New Paris
Leesburg
New Paris-Milford
Milford-Leesburg
Vaudette -Theatre
England
Roseville,. O
Yehureh
Kendallville Grocers Organize Against Deadbeats
Kendallville grocers unite to pressure delinquent customers as local merchants push collection measures. The item notes parallel regional notes including Dunkards in Los Angeles opposing neckwear and a range of local obituaries, resignations, and incidents from nearby towns.
Beauty for Ashes at Baptist Church Program
A Baptist church program tomorrow includes a 10:30 morning sermon on Beauty for Ashes and a 7:30 Home Mission program by the B Y P U with organ, hymn, scripture, and offertory. Performances feature Miss Lois Lehman, Carlton Warrick, Miss Maude Bandelier, Miss Alta Bechtold, Miss Oneta Shyrer, Miss Dor othy Reid, Miss Grace Griserer, and Rev Fradenburg extending an invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Bandelier
Sam Roberts
Alta Bechtold
China
O Essig
CoMellia Bandelier
Benton Stuart
Assessors' Allowances for Township Remuneration
County commissioners authorized payments to township assessors including G W Lehman Middlebury 290 50 Franklin Stealy Harrison 280 50 Geo Cain York 160 50 John A Tarman Jackson 280 60 Oscar Hartrautt Washington 250 50 Wm J Varns Clinton 290 50 D M Bowser Elkhart 1695 50 Henry A Miller Olive 237 50 B J Kantz Cleveland 178 00 Wm Tully Benton 290 50 Aaron Baker Osolo 340 50 Lewis Barthol Jefferson 280 50 Eli Whitaker Bango 200 50 Eli May Locke 1 244 58 Daniel Iffert Union 304 50 Concord township assessor not finished. report filed. Wife of William Kyle of South Bend testified for wife desertion and sought release from jail. she has softened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Lehman
Middlebury
Franklin Stealy
Harrison
Cain
York
John’ A
Tarman
Jackson
Oscar Hartrautt
Washington
Wm. J. Varns
Clinton
Elkhart
Henry A. Miller
Olive
B. J. Kantz
Cleveland
Wm. Tully
Benton
Aaron Baker
Osolo
Lewis Barthol
Jefferson
Eli Whitaker
Bango
Eli May
Locke
Daniel Iffert
Union
Concord Township
Social notes from Goshen and nearby towns
A crowded page records visits, travels, and entertainments around Goshen Indiana with mentions of Dr and Mrs F M Ihrig in Forest Indiana, E Bogan Noble entertaining his Princeton father, Miss Helen Hubbell returning from college, and locals attending Ethel Barrymore in Captain Jinks at the South Bend Auditorium. Names include W E Griner Val Griner W W Quinn Caroline Sherman L G Williams York Pa C W Miller and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ihrig
Forest
Ind
Ethel Barrymore
Capt. Jinks
South Bend Auditorium
N. W. Scott
Winamac
John Paul
A. S. Menaugh
Loree
Caroline Sherman
Nebraska
W. W. Quinn
Willard
Lexington
Mary Cornell
Katherine Fink
Elkhart
the Lion and the Mouse
Bucklen
James D. Alexander
Orison Lower
Wawaka
W. J. Donat
C. W. Miller
Miller
Clara Bartholomew
Jefferson Township
Chicago
Cc. J. Swart
L. G. Williams
York, Pa
George G. Kapp
D. A. Sanders
York
Goshen
D. L. Miller
Jeannette Harter
Kendallville
Prof. Kellogg
Detroit
H. H. Tyrrell
F. G. Hubbell
Hube
J. Albert Cook
Helen Hubbell
Herbert K. Lemon
Anna Kelly
F. B. Jenks
Lucille Major
J. Dean Vail
L. B. Noble
Harry Learng
Captain Jinks of
The
Horse Marines
South Bend
News Nuggets From Various Indiana Towns
Kendallville amateurs staged Lalla Rookh reporting a lively local scene. A LaPorte county farmer has new potatoes. For Sale Premier gasoline automobile details shown. O F Williamson. Thomas Elliott family moved from Wakarusa to Goshen. Elkhart Lake Shore machinists hosted a ball with 175 attendees. Eighty acres in Berrien county sold for 16000 dollars at 200 per acre. Mayor Rigdon of Warsaw seeks joint Senate for Kosciusko and Marshall counties. Charles Compton of Bay City fined 11 dollars for drunkenness. Dry country wood offered at 3 dollars per cord. Order of L J Brooks, 111 E Linco Avenue. Both phones. Harry N Chiddister wed Miss Fae McKibben at home of Mr and Mrs Frank Smiley. Rev J P Freyberger officiating. John Inbody the grapher preparing postcard views from Germany. May Presbyterian church committee to serve supper May 28 from 5:30 to 7:30. menu Cold ham horseradish catsup escalloped potatoes pickles hot rolls coffee lemon pie.
Howland Trial Juke Promises Carroll Testimony Delay
Doctors say pains in Carroll’s muscles indicate he will recover use of his legs. The state continuance in the Howland case delays the trial until June 1, as Carroll’s ability to travel and testify improves. EB A Dausman represents the defendant while the pair reside with Mrs Howland, awaiting testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howland
Charles Carroll
Howland
East Lincoln Avenue
Marcellus
Mich
Carroll
Sail
EB. A. Dausman
MIDDEEBURY EEMS VISITOR NOTES AND LOCAL MOVEMENTS
Eugene Elliott of Chicago arrived Monday. Miss Mamie Gates of Vistula clerking for Packer. Mrs. Ernest Simpson of Elkhart visited friends here this week. Several residents traveled for visits and events including the G. A. R. encampment in Fort Wayne and trips to Oscoda county. Families plan moves to western states and nearby farms as summer plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent
Eugene Elliott
Chicago
Mamie Gates
Vistula
Packer
Ernest Simpson
Elkhart
D. F
South Bend
Plymouth
Abe Gingerich
Benton Harbor
G. A. Myers
Lancaster
Othney van Dorstan
C. S. Math
Ellis Hughes
Eli Berkey
Fort Wayne
B. A. Bontrager
Samuel Hostetler
Emma
Oscoda County
Mich
Frank Boville
Plainwell
Allegan
Smith
Mattie
Middlebury
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H. Eldridge
Jacob Raefsnyder
W. H. Myers
Hamilton
Kan
Lewis Artley
Howard Shellenberger
Edwin D. Miller
Forks
Ida Miller
Forest Grove
Milner, al
Samuel J. Stutsman
Bay Minette
Ala
Will
Shelbyville
John J. Bontrager
David J. Kauffman
Jonas Yoder
Marshall County
Michigan
Notice of Dog Tax Extension Deadline
The extension of time for paying dog tax will expire next Tuesday after which the names of all delinquents will be turned over to the prosecuting attorney. GEORG S. COBB, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg S. Cobb
Wanted Machinists for Bench and Floor Work
Help wanted for bench and floor machinists in an automobile factory at Plymouth Ohio. Inquire I Z Berry superintendent at Hotel Has call this evening between 8 and 8 o clock. New potatoes southern grown have reached the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
I. Z Berry
Also Mentioned on This Page
McLellan
Sporting News
John Rohrer, SR
Farmer
Shiffer
Albert K. Boss
Isabel Reidmier
Frederick Reidmier
Frederick
Lillian McCreary
Valentine Berkey
Admi
David H. Smith
Thomas Collins
William J. Cripe
Elkhart Township
Crayton
H. Sigerfoos
William W. Sigerfoos
Jacob
Bontiager
Albert R. Kesler
Concord
Addie’Paul
Benj. F. Paul
Joseph S. Lehman
Charles L. Monger
Elisha A. Bak Er
Jacob Homer
Erwin Frailey
Elisha A. Baker
Milo W. Stark
Samuel Yoder
Viola B. Longacher
Jacob Longacher
Peter F. Longacher
Jacob J. Longacher
Abraham C. Mehl
Peter Longacher
Clara A. Arnold
James BE. Kemp
Dunkards
George Shaw
Bulkhart
Charles B. Ferree
Silver Lake
Logansport
Vida Crofoot
William Isbey
Porter County
Max Phillips
Lillian B.cording
J. Stanley Baley
Chicago Tribune
System
Lucy Darron
Frank Darron
Emma Darron
William
Kyle
A.G. Shettel
East
Washington, D. C
Kendallville Amateurs
LaPorte County
O. F. Williamson
Thomas Elliott
Elkhart Lake Shore
Berrien County
Rigdon
Kosciusko and
Marshall Counties
Charles Compton
Bay City
Justice Whisler
L. J. Brooks
E. Linco Avenue
Harry N. Chiddister
Fae McKibben
Frank Smijey
P. Freyberger
John Inbody
the & Grapher
Germany
Presbyterian Church
Middeebury
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