Grand Jury Progress in Elkhart Rinehart Murder Case
Witnesses from Elkhart including Mrs Ollie Berger and Miss Lola Clark testified as the grand jury gathers evidence in the Paul and Rinehart murder cases. Indictments for McClellan and Toms are expected. court actions also cover orphanage recommendations, juvenile cases, and several probate matters in Elkhart County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Rinehart
Elkhart
Ollie Berger
Eugene McClellan
Lola Clark
McClellan
Harry Toms
New Parish
Vaudeville Matinee at Irwin on Decoration Day
A special matinee will be presented at the Irwin on Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock. Many people may not have another chance to see the show which is among the best of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Irwin
Goshen Greys at the Irwin in Honor Verse
The Goshen Greys visit the Irwin tonight with a full team on hand. Louie Haydn will sing a special verse in tribute to the local squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Greys
Irwin
Louie Haydn
Mrs Britain Dies in Larwill Chair Spell
Mrs John R. Britain died at Larwill while seated in a chair during a coughing spell. The death occurred amid a health incident described as a coughing episode. Burial details were not provided in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Britain
Larwill
Man killed at Wauseon on train approach
William Brewer was instantly killed at 1 PM when he walked onto the track in front of a westbound freight near Wauseon as gates were down. The incident involved train No. 4 passing Go shen earlier in the day, obscuring his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
William Brewer
Goshen
Brewer
Democrats Move to New Quarters at 206 North Main
The Daily and Weekly Democrat relocate to The Democrat building at 206 North Main Street opposite Hotel Hascall. All business now transacts at the new site, with the old Thomas Heefner building quarters on North Main vacated. Patrons urged to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
North Main Street
Daily
Weekly
Ralph Cripe Seriously Hurt By Unruly Colt
Ralph Cripe, an employee of the Goshen Churn and Ladder Co., was badly bruised and injured last night when a colt he led on Fifth street threw him to the ground and dragged him. His face and lips were cut, a tooth was lost, several others loosened, and the rope around his wrist prevented escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cripe
Goshen Churn and Ladder Co
Fifth Street
Mortuary Notices for Martha Hilbish Clark and Coleson Malone
Martha Hilbish Clark aged 54 died at home of consumption in Goshen and funeral is private tomorrow at 2 PM. Coleson Malone age 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Malone, died Monday afternoon of tuberculosis and funeral will be private Wednesday at 4 PM with Rev. M B Mathes officiating. Sons of Veterans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Martha Hilbish Clark
Isaac Carpenter
West Pike Street
Carpenter
Malone—Coleson Malone
James Malone
South Tenth Street
Goshen
Italian Stole Brass From Lake Shore Railway
Charles Falcone an Italian laborer and former company worker was arrested for stealing brass from the Lake Shore Railway. He is accused of petty pilfering for several months and is believed to have stolen brass valued at 200 to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Railway Company
Charles Falcone
Mrs Stull Granted Divorce In Circuit Court
Ida M. Stull was granted a divorce from Dr. C. M. Stull in St. Joseph circuit court on the ground of non support. The defendant, formerly of South Bend, later traveled with the Forepaugh circus.
Wallet lost by J Ulery after train trip
J Ulery misplaced a pocketbook containing $82 a $5 50 check on the State bank a $25 note and tax receipts. He rode a Winona car from Beck's station to Goshen and is unsure where the loss occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ulery
Winona
Beck
Goshen
Commencement Address by Dr Merica at Elkhart County School
The Elkhart county grammar school commencement will be held in the Irwin opera house Goshen on Saturday June 8. Dr Chas O Merica of Warsaw will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Elkhart County Grammar School
Irwin Opera House
Goshen
Chas, O. Merica
Warsaw
Eagles Prepare Opening in New Quarters by July 1
The Eagles anticipate moving into rooms over the state bank and Poyser's grocery in New Quarters and plan to dedicate the new quarters by July 1. The project aims to provide a central base for club activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
State Bank
Poyser’s
Elkhart Housing Selloff to Leander Anderson
Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison sold three small Elkhart residences to Leander Anderson for 3000 dollars yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
W. C. B. Harrison
Leander Anderson
Stores to Close for Memorial Services
City stores will close at noon Thursday and remain shut for the rest of the day in observance of Memorial services.
Wanted Men to Learn Glove Cutting at Boreal Mfg Co
Help wanted for glove cutting training at Boreal Manufacturing Company located at 128 North Main Street. Apply in person to start steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreal Mfg. ‘Co
North” Main
Opened at South Bend Superior Court Session
The new St. Joseph county superior court opened in South Bend with Sheriff Da vid B. G. Schaefer and Judge Ver non W. Vanfleet presiding. Judge Vanfleet adjourned until Monday awaiting Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality. Clerk W. N. Bergan to record attendees. No cases filed yet. council allocated funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
St. Joseph County
Supreme Bench
Funk
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Old Settlers to Meet in Goshen This Fall
Old settlers of Elkhart county including residents with 30 years of stay plan to form an organization and arrange an annual picnic to be held in Goshen sometime this fall, possibly September, hoping for renewed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Elkhart County
Bowling to be revived in Stonex basement venture
Ed Mezgre, known in Syracuse and Nappanee for the Cocked Hat game, has leased the Stonex basement at the interurban corner to open a bowling alley and short order restaurant. He will install pool tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Mezgre
Syracuse
Nappanee
Stonex
Elkhart Trial Set In Barney Estate Case At Warsaw
Subpoenas issued to Elkhart residents to testify in Warsaw as the Bilkhart County Trust Co. receivership of the extinct American Mutual Life Insurance Co. sues Mrs. Agnes H Barney and heirs of Samuel E Barney over alleged misused funds and ownership of estate property. Trial will decide if property benefits creditors and policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilkhart County Trust Co
American Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Elkhart
Agnes HE. Barney
Samuel E. Barney
Warsaw
Local notes from Kosciusko and surrounding areas
Warsaw to improve rural service with three new routes and LaPorte to receive a fine new hotel. Samuel H. Bitner, former Warsaw banker, dies in Los Angeles. Plymouth Opera House manager Charles Corbin retires, Ray Anderson takes over. Continental Theatre to be remodeled. L. Leonard of Silver Lake may lead Kosciusko County Republican Committee. Wolves feared near Leesburg marsh with extermination plans. Miss Bertha Sweeney and Miss Maude Bowser to travel June 15 to Naples Italy via Cretic for study. Chicago New York Air Line Co buys 40 acres in Porter County for timber and trestle work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Warsaw
LaPorte
Samuel H. Bitner
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Corbin
Plymouth Opera House
Ray Anderson
Continental Theatre
Warsaw Union
L. Leonard
Silver Lake
Judge Rouse
Kosciusko County Republican Committee
Leesburg
Porter County
Memorial Day Proclaimed by Goshen Mayor in 1907
The mayor of Goshen designates Thursday May 30 1907 as Memorial Day a legal holiday. Citizens are urged to observe with ceremonies refrain from business and reflect on sacrifice and patriotism. Witness the mayoral seal and signature dated May 27 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chas. Kohler
Miss Ruth Stiffler Hosts Juvenile Party
Miss Ruth Stiffler of 219 North Seventh Street entertained twenty juvenile friends Monday evening with children’s games and a three course luncheon during two happy hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stiffler
North Seventh Street
Pretwor Admits Guilt In Perjury Case
Steve Pretwor pleaded guilty to perjury connected to the Van Ooteghen murder trial in South Bend. He received a two to 14 year sentence in the state reformatory but was released on suspended sentence due to his youth. At 18 he had previously testified inconsistently at the grand jury and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretwor
Steve Pretwor
van Ooteghen
South Bend
State Reformatory
Talbot
Hard fought contest from beginning to end
A tight game description notes a hard fought contest from start to finish with intensified effort on both sides. The report emphasizes competitive play and sustained effort, highlighting evenly matched teams and a thrilling conclusion.
Burning Ashes Method Fails For Cobbler’s Fuel Trick
Dr M K Kreider reports success with a cheap fuel mix using one part coal to three parts ashes. The process involves soaking the ashes with a solution of salt oxalic acid and water in a one to two ounce to one gallon ratio. He says the experiment is a success and he is pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Kreider
Altoona
Council Accepts Memorial Day Invitation
The common council in session last night formally accepted the invitation of Howell Post No. 90, G. A. R., to attend the Memorial Day services next Thursday. The only other business was a permit for C. B. Silver to hang an electric sign and the ordering of several sidewalks. All members were present except Messrs. Greene and Rhoads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Howell Post No. 90
C. B. Silver
Messrs. Greene and
Rhoads
Chicken Thieves Arrested After Night Raid in Mishawaka
Robert Wright and Charles Fredericks were held for stealing chickens and beer during a mushrooming spree in Mishawaka. A posse pursued them after the raid on Solomon Angrey’s hen house. they threatened to shoot. Both men paid fines and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
Charles Fredericks
Mishawaka
Solomon Angrey
No Papers on Memorial Day in Goshen This Year
In line with the usual practice, no daily papers will be issued in Goshen next Thursday, Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Electrician Hurt in Kendallville Power Plant Accident
Frank Adams an electrician endured serious injuries in an accident at the T. and C. 1 power house in Kendallville. He was transported to Garrett hospital. Leave Decoration Day flowers at Goshen Floral Co 108 East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Kendallville
Garrett Hospital
Goshen Floral Co
East Washington Street
Prices Stir Interest at Leas and Galbreath's
Tempting low prices attract shoppers to Leas and Galbreath's, drawing crowds seeking bargains on a range of goods amid a busy sales period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas & Galbreath’s
New Paris Witness Ill at Courthouse in Paul Murder Case
Mrs Adelbert Alwine formerly Chloe Reynolds of New Paris, a grand jury witness in the Paul murder case and plaintiff in a pending divorce, fell ill at the courthouse this afternoon. A physician rushed to assist as she showed signs of indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris
Adelbert Alwine
Chloe Reynolds
Paul
Doctor F H Foster to Practice Medicine in Goshen
The Indianapolis News reports Dr F H Foster of LaGrange County and a graduate of Indiana University and Stanford University will practice medicine in Goshen. Foster has been editor in chief of the Medical Student, a monthly Indiana University publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Indianapolis News
F. H. Foster
Lagrange County
Indiana University
Leland Stanford University
Foster
Medical Student
Father seeks custody in habeas corpus case at Auburn
Alid Haverstock seeks recovery of his four year old daughter from the child's paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Uriah Murphy. The Haverstocks were divorced and the mother died after remarrying Roy Krantz. Habeas corpus proceedings have been started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alid
Infant Son of Chicago Couple Buried in Oak Ridge
Buried in Oak Ridge. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shearer of Chicago died yesterday and the remains were brought there this afternoon and interred in Oak Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Shearer was formerly Miss Dora Kern of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Samuel Shearer
Chicago
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Shearer
Dora Kern
Goshen
Tragic Death of Frank Harris in Shipshewana
Frank Harris aged 24 died by suicide at Shipshewana after three attempts using a carpenter's awl a revolver and a harness knife. Authorities report illness drove him to fear a pursuing mob and make the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Shipshewana
Funeral for Brother Coleson Malone Attended by Sons of Veterans
Members of the Sons of Veterans meet at their hall on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. to attend the funeral of Brother Coleson Malone. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Coleson Malone
AL Id. Sander
Plan for Major Calumet Region Canal System
Engineers backed by New York Pittsburgh Chicago and Indianapolis capitalists map a vast canal network from Indiana Harbor to a point between Michigan City and Gary. Initial surveys outline fifty miles of waterways costing about 10 million dollars to spur steel and iron industry growth in the Calumet area. The plan features an eight mile shore start, a main channel 250 feet wide, a 26 mile southerly loop, and 200 foot wide lateral canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana Harbor
Michigan City
Gary
Steel and Iron
Calumet
Lake Michigan
Christian Science Lecture by Miss Mary Brookings at Irwin Theatre
First Church of Christ, Scientist announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Miss Mary Brookings of Minneapolis and board member of Boston church. The talk at Irwin theatre is scheduled for Sunday June 2 at 3 p m. The public is invited with no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Brookings
Minneapolis
Mrs Lesh Suffers Paralytic Stroke at Home
Mrs. Joseph H. Lesh suffered a paralytic stroke yesterday afternoon affecting the right side. Her condition is somewhat improved today and the attending physician believes the attack is not permanent. Articulation remains difficult for the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Lesh
Nine Added to List of Civil War Veterans
Since last Memorial Day nine soldiers have been added to the list of dead civil war veterans interred in Oak Ridge cemetery. They are George J. Books, Albert Yates, John Poole, Franc Joseph Dick, John Cross, B. B. Rockwell, W. H. Welker, David VanSickle and Mahlon Borton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Cemetery
George J. Books
Albert Yates
John Poole
Franc Joseph Dick
John Cross
B. B. Rockwell
W. H. Welker
David VanSickle
Mahlon Borton
General James Allen Heads U S Signal Corps From LaPorte
Gen. James Allen, newly appointed head of the U S Signal Corps, hails from LaPorte. He left the city in 1868 to attend West Point but keeps ties there with a brother and other relatives and visits when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
United States Signal Corps
LaPorte
West Point
Culver Military Academy Commencement Invitations Issued
Invitations have been issued for Culver Military Academy annual commencement with the program to begin Saturday June 8 including an illumination of the camp and a grand concert by the cadet band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver Military Academy
Kuroki Heads to Chicago After Buffalo Stop
General Kuroki and his party spent a night in their car in the Lake Shore yards at Buffalo, then passed through Goshen on train No. 23 en route to Chicago last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuroki
Chicago
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Goshen
Night police requests moved to Central contact
Under the new system residents seeking night police service must call Central, using either Bell Central or Home Central as the contact point for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Central
May Musicale at the Library Auditorium
The Woman's Musical club presents a May musicale this afternoon in the library auditorium with Irving performing. The event showcases local talents and community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Lbrary Auditorium
Goshen Banks Report Record Deposits of 1 177 000
Report says Goshen banks hold 1 177 000 on deposit, breaking all former records. The figure cited emphasizes new record liquidity across local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Millinery Sale Sparks Bargain Prices at Leas and Galbreath
Distinctive hat styles and trim details draw shoppers to a cut price sale now on at Leas and Galbreath's millinery shop. Limited stock and fashion-forward designs attract bargain hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas
Galbréath’s
Memorial Day Armory Ice Cream and Cake Note
A fragment mentions visiting the armory on Memorial Day afternoon or evening for a digest of ice cream and cake, then references Dobson, a dentist, and Kreider Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Dobson
Kreider Bros
Troup Family Holds Fourth Annual Reunion Near New Paris
The Troup family met at Solomon Stump’s six miles southwest of New Paris for the fourth annual reunion attended by about 120 people. Mrs. Stump served three turkeys. Mrs. Harriman provided a large cake. Speakers included Rev. Shirk Rev. Anglemeyer and Rev. Troup of Maxwell Ia. Officers elected were President Jacob Pippinger Secretary Milo Troup and Treasurer Chris Umbaugh. A death since the last meeting was noted Jesse Leeper, Sept 17 1906. The next gathering will be at Rev H H Troup’s home in Maxwellia with a special reunion planned at Wilson Troup’s Goshen home Aug 31 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stump
New Paris
Troup
Solomon Stump
Shirk
David Anglemeyer
H. H. Troup
Maxwell, Ia
Jacob Pippinger
Ruth
Nappanee
William Troup
Bremen
Irvin Troup
J. D. Stouder
S. H. Troup
Benjamin Weaver
S. B. Stump
Dora
Carrie Blosser
Frank Kirkendorfer
Elizabeth Neff
Milo Troup
Joseph Brundage
Abraham Stump
Ben Harriman
M. M. Shirk
Louis Kreps
Carl Whitehead
Joe Stump
Avilla
Edward Hensel
South Bend
Mahala Troup
Samuel Hisey
John Troup
Jesse Culp
Ira Weaver
Hannah Stump
Homer Troup
Lizzie Stump
Claton Stump
Chris. Wambaugh
Isaac Harriman
Charles Kirkendorfer
Juda Stump
J. Troup
Noah Culp
Irvin Duker
Ida Troup
Grace Leeper
Jesse Stump
Mary Stump
C. H. Troup
Elizabeth Troup
Frank Yoder
J. J. Troup
Jesse Leeper
Maxwellia
Wilson Troup
Goshen
Homer
Oklahoma
Choir Rehearsal Prepares St James Concert at McNaughton Hall
The St James choir met at McNaughton Hall to rehearse the program for tonight's concert. Soloists and orchestra participated with confidence and enthusiasm, and the program is set to begin at 8 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
McNaughton Hall
Elkhart Man Found Dead in Chicago Boarding House
Charles Westerman of Elkhart was found dead in a Chicago boarding house room with a gas jet left open. Officials labeled the death accidental and noted no further particulars were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Charles Westerman
Louis Westerman
Chicago
Race of the Carriers Bird Race Report
Eighty four birds competed in the Mishawaka Homing Club race from Terre Haute Indiana. Birds released at 12:25 p m reached Mishawaka by 3:50 p m marking excellent time given the weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Terre
Stone Through Window On Lake Shore Train
While passing through Bristol Lake Shore train No 155 a stone was hurled breaking a coach window and narrowly missing several passengers. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the incident and seek the offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Bristol
Hat sale at Galbreath store after Decoration Day
The text notes high grade millinery priced with a full 40 percent reduction for spring and summer hats. Prices marked down without reservation, with the sale set to continue after Decoration Day at Least & Galbreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Least
Galbreath
Local residents on the move and visits across Indiana and nearby states
Harry Rieff visits South Bend while Charles Newell stays at Wawasee and Dr B F Whitmer travels to Wabash. Others head to Adrian Grand Rapids Chicago and Kalamazoo. Guests and travelers include Miss Anna Lyons George Wehmeyer and families plus a New York representative and local business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rieff
South Bend
Charles Newell
Wawasee
B. F. Whitmer
Wabash
M. A. Goldberg
Adrian
Anna Lyons
Geo. W. Wehmeyer
Chicago
Charles Gorham
M. Cc. Dow
William Ziesel
Elkhart
Addie Kern
D. A. Sanders
Helen Adline
Grand Rapids
Florence Cortz
Kalamazoo
Mich
Martin Kauffman
Purl
Marga ‘Osborne
Brimfield
Edward E Yager
George Berry
South
Spitler
F. B. Leaming
Rensselaer
Charles Lyons
Cleveland
Saftey Snap Co
A. B. Lutz
Childre
Wisconsin
Reuben Lutz
Warren E. Burns
Mr. Burns
New York
Cosmon Buttermilk Soap Co
Hugh B. Haines
Rogerson & Son
Roy Messick
Northwestern Dental College
Frey Togey
Rev. Z. Bloomgarden
Portland
Ore
Harris Bloomgarden
Matthews
Sickness Updates From Local Almanac Note
Abijah M. Cornell is very ill with pneumonia. Dn Anna G. Kauffman has been confined to her home for two weeks and remains seriously ill. H. L. Wean the newsdealer was suddenly taken ill with tonsillitis and required a physician for hours. he is much improved today but still at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abijah M. Cornell
Anna G. Kauffman
H. L. Wean
Narrow escape as Miss Bertha Krantz avoids Lake Shore No 10
Miss Bertha Krantz narrowly escaped death when Lake Shore train No 10 struck near the tracks a few days ago. The incident resembled a prior accident at Wauseon today, but she stepped off the rail at the last moment, avoiding injury by a hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Krantz
Lake Shore
Wauseon
Smallpox Quarantine Keeps Family in Elkhart Home
Frank Haley a former Goshen man and his family are under smallpox quarantine in Elkhart. They have been forbidden to leave their house for nearly seven weeks, with two boarders also quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haley
Elkhart
Veterans Call Meet on Decoration Day at Quinn & Urquhart
All veterans of the Spanish American and Philippine wars and ex members of the U S army are urged to gather at Quinn and Urquhart's 208 South Main Street at 1 p m on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Quinn & Urquhart
Fred Scofield Dies After Chronic Illness
Fred Scofield longtime Lake Shore baggageman in Elkhart died this afternoon after a chronic illness. He had served five years in Elkhart and previously worked as a brakeman for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred’ Scofield
Fred Scofield
Lake’ Shore
Elkhart
Elkhart Jailkeeper Platt Hoagland Dies at Home
Elkhart Indiana authorities report turnkey Platt Hoagland died at his Elkhart home after years of service at the county jail He was said to have been in good health prior to his death in Elkhart News notes his tenure and sudden passing.
Sunday Service Sought on Winona Line to Fort Wayne
The Columbia City Post urges a Sunday service on the Winona line from Warsaw to Fort Wayne but concedes securing the service will be difficult. The call reflects local transit needs and ongoing efforts to expand weekend schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbia City Post
Winona Line
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
Jefferson Cafe Closes After 18 Months of Operation
The Jefferson Cafe founded by R D Miller ends business today due to lack of support. The cafe had operated about eighteen months serving the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Cafe
R.D. Miller
Kalamazoo man linked to missing case and alleged crimes
A Kalamazoo man named William Molé is associated with a disappearance linked to a murder and suicide in Bright, Ontario. Reports state he faced financial troubles and was involved in an unpaid mining venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Molé
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Paul and Rinehart
Plainfield
Kenneth Mudge
Fulton Market Company
Indiana Reform School
Young Mudge
Anthony Deahl
Jack Sullivan
Peter Shea
Lloyd W. Wood
Pearl S. Kinney
Albert Carr
Daniel D. Whitmer
Ward
Elkhart Co. Trust Co
Hsther Brown
Noah Lindamood
Elk. Co. Trust Co
Clarence M
Elsie P
David E. Lockard
Oney D. Hatfield
Lydia A. Hatfield
Trene V. Denberry
Arthur, Goldie M
Cleo C. Howard
Francis A. Howard
Mabel C. Bechtel
Clyde W. Bechtel
A. S. Menaugh
Sarah Hartzler
Daniel Smoker
Jay D. Schwin
John
Schwin
David L. Gorsuch
L. Miller
Isaac Stutsman
Hannah Eyer
Daniel L. Gorsuch
Admr
Sarah S. Miller
Frederick Wilkening
Emma Wilkening
Emil G. Krienke
Jasper B. Toms
Alpheus Toms
George W. Farrell
Lydia Smith
Charles A. Strong
Frances L. ‘Pickering
Mortuary Record
Barney. Case
Society News
Culver
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