Memorial Day Crowd Breaks Records at Oak Ridge Cemetery
A Memorial Day gathering at Oak Ridge Cemetery drew the largest crowd ever, aided by ideal weather. Howell Post 90 G A R and Modern Woodmen of America co hosted with Rogers Goshen Band leading a parade from 2 pm. Hon John H Mitchell of Ionia spoke on Lincoln. event included music, taps, and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Geogia
Howell Post
No. 90
Modern Woodmen of America
Oak Ridge
Rogers’ Goshen Band
Sons of Veterans, Co. G
First Regiment
M. W. of A
Canton No. 1
Patriarchs
John H. Mitchell
Ionia
Mich
W. R. C. Service
Lincoln
E. D. Chipman
M. W. of
A. Music
Bendiction
John H. Marshall
F. E B. C. Hawks
Two Good Ball Games at Tonawanda Park Memorial Day
The Spires of South Bend and the Goshen Greys played two solid games at Tonawanda park yesterday. The morning eleven inning tie ended 4 to 4 with Wilson and Bamberger behind the Greys and Charles Miller umpiring. In the afternoon the Spires won 3 to 1 with Wagner on the mound and Bamberger catching. Ralph Becknell umpired. Next Sunday the Greys tour Mishawaka and Dowagiac, with possible Tonawanda games against Goshen High School to benefit the High School Athletic Association. Tomorrow Plymouth H S meets Goshen H S at Tonawanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonawanda Park
Spires of
South Bend
Goshen Greys
Wilson
Bamberger
Greys’ Battery
Charles Miller
Spires
Wagner
Greys
Ralph Becknell
Bristol Bucknell student breaks 13 year high hurdle record
Don Knapp of Bristol now studying at Bucknell helped his college track squad this year. He shattered a high hurdle record that had stood for thirteen years while competing in various field and track events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Knapp
Bristol
Bucknell
State fish and game dens mobilize to curb violations
Acting on orders from Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner E. B. Earle, all state fish and game dens are unusually alert and determined to stop violations, a big job stretching across the region as agencies intensify enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game
E. B. Earle
False alarm at corner of Middlebury and Seventh streets
Box 17 at the corner of Middlebury and Seventh streets was pulled about 8 o'clock last night. It was a false alarm. Nothing is known about the identity of the person who turned it in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Seventh Streets
Moving pictures and songs at Vaudette theater rally
Mrs. Sears Gardner has recovered from erysipelas. The Vaudette Friday and Saturday present All for a Necklace The Haunted Kitchen and Clown and Statue and the illustrated song Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Gardner
Montana
Wanted Men Learn Glove Cutting Steady Work at Boreal Mfg
Help wanted advertisement shows positions for glove cutting at Boreal Manufacturing Co. located at 128 North Main Street. Applicants are cautioned the shop offers steady employment and requires the ability to perform cutting tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreal Mfg. ‘Co
Main
Trampled to death in cattle stampede near South Bend
In South Bend on May 31 special report Mrs. Jacob Burger aged 60 of the area was trampled to death when cattle stampeded after a horse and a frightened automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Jacob Burger
Here
Runaway wagon crash injures Charles Rowe and team
In a morning runaway on Main street a Murphy Bros wagon dragged south after a harness broke. Driver Charles Rowe, son of Josiah Rowe, suffered a concussion after leaping free and slipping on brick. He was taken to Shoup and Kobhler's store then home and is reported better today. The wagon and a bakery alley vehicle were damaged, two ladies aboard escaped injury.
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Murphy Bros
Main Street
Lake Shore
Charles Rowe
Josiah Rowe
Young Rowe
Shoup & Kobhler
Third Streets
Four Indictments by Grand Jury Report to Court
The grand jury, meeting since Monday, returns four indictments. Harry Toms of New Paris is charged with murder in the Erastus Paul killing. Eugene McClellan of Elkhart faces murder in James Rinehart case and an assault and battery with intent to kill. Charles Falcone of Elkhart indicted for grand larceny stealing brass in Pilkhare. All defendants are jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felows
Harry Toms
New Paris
Erastus Paul
Eugene McClellan
Elkhart
James Rinehart
McClellan
Charles Falcone
Thieves Loot Cars in Elkhart Yard
Three youths aged 16 to 19 Jerome Pinkham Charles Crawford and Ed Deely were arrested in Elkhart for looting Lake Shore cars in gravity yards. They attempted to sell gold lace opera shawls hats and household novelties. Seals were broken on the cars in receiving yards. A hearing for the trio is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Lake Shore
Jerome Pinkham
Charles Crawford
Ed Deely
Elkhart Husband Arrested for Assault After Birth
John Parker, an Elkhart laborer, was arrested after he assaulted his wife shortly after she gave birth to their child. Mrs Parker is reported in serious condition. Parker faces a hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Elkhart
Travel Boom as Interurban Lines Run Heavy Holiday Traffic
Interurban lines saw exceptionally heavy travel yesterday with city lines hitting record volumes due to the improved 15 minute service. The surge likely reflected holiday demand and better schedules.
Conscience-Stricken Farmer Returns to Honest Deal
A Goshen bachelor farmer who cheated a local mercantile firm of $2.85 about thirty years ago has since embraced a Christian life. He recently sought out the surviving member of the firm and insisted on making full payment, reflecting a renewed conscience and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Grm
Third Operation for Elkhart Man After Scuffle Injury
Edward Weippert of Elkhart is set for a third operation to remove part of a leg after a friendly scuffle left him injured three years ago. Bone decay has caused complications, delaying recovery.
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Edward Weippert
Elkhart
Nappa Nappanee Officials Review City Pavement Details
John D. Coppes F Freese A V Guiss and John Hartman formed the town board of Nappa nee in a Wednesday session to examine legal details concerning pavement in Nappanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Coppes
F. Freese
A. V. Guiss
John Hartman
City of
Nappanee
Contracted Poisoning From Briar Scratch
Frank Wortinger of Millersburg contracted poisoning in his left hand from a briar scratch. His hand and arm became badly swollen and he was greatly alarmed for several days.
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Frank Wortinger
Millersburg
Birth announced for Varns family in Middlebury
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E Varns of Middlebury in a brief birth notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Varns
Middlebury
Masury Paint Sold by Hawks Hardware Co in City
For thirty four years Masury's paint has been sold in this city. It is so good and is sold by Hawks Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masury
Hawks ‘Hardware ‘Co
Returns to Syracuse after twenty three years apart
Andrew Jensen, who left Syracuse 23 years ago for Denmark then Spokane, is visiting Syracuse after reconnecting with his brother Thomas. He plans to sail tomorrow for Denmark, knows little of family there, and expects to return to Spokane next fall. He notes land values rising from 1.25 to 400 per acre and enjoys his current comfortable financial state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jensen
Syracuse
Denmark
Thomas
Wio
Kosciusko County
Andrew
Spokane
Wash
Kerring
Town
Sol Meyer Leaves Goshen for Chicago Tobacco Career
Sol Meyer, after eighteen years in wholesale and retail tobacco in Goshen, will relocate to Chicago about September 1. He will close his East Lincoln avenue shop, rest after retirement, and may visit his parents in Germany for over twenty years apart. The move follows Mrs Meyer's mother residing in Chicago and many local friends regretting the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Meyer
Chicago
Goshen
Hattel
East Lincoln Avenue
Mr. Meyer
Germany
Mrs. Meyer
Mrs Stonex Appointed Delegate to National Charities Convention
Governor J Frank Hanly named Mrs W L Stonex of this city as delegate to the National Convention of Charities and Corrections in Minneapolis from the 12th to the 19th. Mrs Stonex will accept if physically able, citing deep interest in the work to raise standards in penal reform and benevolent institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of Charities
J. Frank Hanly
W. L. Stonex
National Convention of Charities and Corrections
Minneapolis
One Day Only Street Car Service Change Memorized
Memorial Day limited service alters the regular routes on the Eighth Street and Cemetery lines with a fifteen minute interval. The half hour service on the Highth Street to Cosmo Soap Works line remains in effect.
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Eighth Street
Cemetry
Highth Street
Cosmo Soap Works
Tribune holds line on Sunday paper price in Chicago
The Chicago Tribune refuses to raise Sunday paper price from five to seven cents while a newsdealers meeting in Chicago elects Louis N Mack of South Bend as president. The Tribune also formed a separate organization after a heated dispute in the Great Northern hotel, signaling the broader conflict will persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
American
Chicago
Louis N. Mack
South Bend
Tribune
Great Northern
Frank Stecher, ex convict in Michigan City embezzlement case
The Valparaiso Messenger reports Frank Stecher, tied to a Michigan City music store, is $500 short as manager. An ex-convict who served 2 to 14 years after embezzlement sentence from Oct 30, 1902, paroled Nov 1, 1905. He has a wife and baby and once led St. Andrews Episcopal church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Frank Stecher
Michigan City
St. Andrews
Mrs Edward Dederlein's suicide attempt in Elkhart
Mrs Edward Dederlein reportedly attempted suicide in Elkhart using ten cents worth of laudanum amid domestic unhappiness. The incident indicates a self inflicted injury case showing distress within a family.
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Edward Dederlein
Elkhart
YMCA Project Meeting Tonight at Public Library
A meeting is set for 7:30 this evening at the public library to decide on the YMCA project. Attendees will discuss goals, funding, and steps to implement the community program.
Abijah Cornell Passes Away This Afternoon
Abijah Cornell is reported dead this afternoon. The notice lists a desire to buy used lawn mowers and includes stray text fragments referencing Keipp vat and a prior “Wanted-To buy” line.
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Abijah Cornell
Keipp
Murder Trials Next Week Set In Elkhart Court
Two murder defendants pleaded not guilty as their cases were scheduled for trial next week in the Elkhart circuit court. Eugene McClellan faces trial June 3 without bond for the James Rinehart killing at Mrs Ollie Berger’s Elkhart resort. Harry Toms has trial June 5 for Erastus Paul murder with no bail. Charles Falcone, charged with brass theft, eyes a June 6 trial after failing to post $500 bond. Miller divorce granted Bertha Miller gains custody. juveniles Shea and Sullivan children placed in services. Kauffman divorce case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McClellan
Jas. Rinehart
Ollie Berger
Elkhart
McClellan
Rinehart
L. Turner
Harry Toms
Erastus
Paul
New Paris
E. A. Dausman
Charles Falcone
Robert H. Proctor
Miller
Bertha E. Miller
Holly W. Miller
Thomas
Peter Shea
Plainfield
Cornelius
Daniel Sullivan
John Kauffman
Cora A. Kauffman
Winona Assembly Booked for 1907 Concert Season
Winona Assembly announces a summer lineup with Theodore Thomas Orchestra returning for 12 concerts from July 22 to June 27, conducted by Frederick W. Stock with Mrs. Thomas Whallon as soloist. Madam Schumann-Heink will give two concerts August 18 and 22 with same prices as the Thomas shows. Season tickets and daily park passes available, plus engagements by Rogers Goshen Band, U S Senator Beveridge, Ernst Gamble Concert Party, William Jennings Bryan, Indianapolis Newsboys' Band, William H. Sherwood, The Roney Boys, Carter the Magician. Detailed programs distributed in Goshen.
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Thomas
Ernestine Schuimann-Heink
Winona
Anz.lith
Tomas
Winona Assembly
Rogers’ Goshen
A. J. Beveridge
U. S
Ernst Gamble
Death of Mrs. Byron B Brothers in Webb City
Mrs. G W Rule learned of the death of her niece Mrs. Byron B Brothers at Webb City Missouri after a brief diphtheria illness. She had come from Joplin to care for her grandchild Dorothy Potts who recently died of diphtheria. Survived by husband one daughter and son Gordon Brothers. Family left Goshen six years ago.
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G W. Rule
Byron B. “Brothers
Webb City
Fron Joplin
Dorothy Potts
Gordon Brothers
Goshen
Death from diphtheria claims Millerburg child
The 11 year old daughter of Rudolph Bollinger of Millerburg died from diphtheria at 4 p.m. yesterday after a four day illness starting with tonsillitis. Other children in the family have been exposed to the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Bollinger
Millerburg
Milton A Burket Dies at 47 in Jamestown Area
Mortuary record notes Milton A Burket age 47 died at his mother's home near Jamestown after five years of invalid status. Survived by wife and one son, plus his mother Mrs Phoebe Burket, four brothers and one sister.
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Burket
Milton A. Burket
Jamestown
Phoebe Burket
Entertained Skidoo Club at Elkhart Roller Rink
The Skidoo club including Mr and Mrs Arthur Shoup and many members such as Myrtle Miller Anna Bales Pearl Gilbert Clemins Ogle Grace Ruple and Jesse Rhodes with Earl Weaver Louie Vinson Mace Henry Archie Yoder Ralph Bowser Sam Dumott Jesse Bales Chauncey Frantz Harry Casey Georgg Billiard Frederick Morrice Floyd Rhodes and Jesse Shellenberger were entertained at a skating party at the roller rink in Elkhart last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shoup
Myrtle Miller
Anna Bales
Pearl Gilbert
Clemins Ogle
Grace Ruple
Ethel Keister
Jessie Rhodes
Rosa Cripe
Earl Weaver
Louie Vinson
Mace Henry
Archie Yoder
Ralph Bowser
Sam Dumott
Jesse Bales
Chauncey Frantz
Harry Casey
Georgg Billiard
Frederick Morrice
Floyd Rhodes
Jesse Shellenberger
Elkhart
Elder South Bend man dies by illuminating gas
Chauncey Barton aged 82 was found dead in his room at his son William C. Barton’s residence in South Bend early yesterday morning. The cause of death was asphyxiation by illuminating gas. It is believed he turned out the gas at bedtime and inadvertently left it on, allowing the gas to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Barton
William C. Barton
South Bend
Barton
Fort Wayne Indianapolis Fast Express Limited Stops
The Fort Wayne Indianapolis fast express will have few stops with Tipton Noblesville as the only between Kokomo and Indianapolis and Peru as the single stop between Wabash and Kokomo. Two Fort Wayne specials each way will be substituted by regular limited trains running between Indianapolis and Peru, meeting cars from Wabash.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Tipton
Noblesville
Kokomo
Peru
Wabash
Y M C A Meeting in Goshen Tonight at Library
Citizens committee behind the recent educational Sunday calls for a 7 30 o'clock gathering at the library assembly room. The aim is to boost the work and show city support for a well equipped Y M C A building. A large turnout tonight signals an active movement.
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Goshen
Daughter of Voight found in San Francisco widow of doctor
A daughter of Herman Voight, the tramp killed in a Winona subway fall on April 19, is identified in San Francisco as Mrs. B. H. Baumeister, wife of a physician. She has sent in her father’s funeral expenses. Voight’s $2,000 life policy lapsed due to non payment.
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Herman Voight
Winona
San Francisco
Cal
B. H. Baumeister
Voight
Minneapolitan Christian Science lecturer arrives for Irwin talk
Miss Brookins of Minneapolis Minnesota a distinguished exponent of the Christian Science faith is scheduled to lecture at the Irwin theatre this Sunday afternoon. She arrived yesterday and registered at the Hascall hotel.
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Brookins
Miss Brookins
Minneapolis
Minn
Christian Science
Irwin Theatre
Hascall
Notre Dame Defeats Wabash 6 to 1 in Ball Game
Notre Dame won against Wabash by 6 to 1. In the Notre Dame versus Minnesota game, Minnesota triumphed 2 to 1 in ten innings.
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Notre Dame
Wabash
Minnesota
Plymouth Independent Advises Trustees on School Superintendent Choice
The Plymouth Independent urges township trustees to avoid politics in choosing a superintendent next Monday. It argues politics has no place in the county’s schools and supports a nonpartisan approach.
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Plymouth Independent
Memorial Day Ice Cream and Cake at the Armory
On Memorial Day, afternoon or evening, visit the armory for a dish of ice cream and a piece of cake. The note mentions a swell appearance and a fine cost, with references to stationery at Rule's Box Stationery.
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Armory
Amcy
Prize Mushroom Found In Express Office Rear
Frank Scalf yesterday discovered a mushroom weighing 414 ounces in the rear of the American Express office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scalf
American Express
Marriage Licenses and Suit Sale Notice
William Wortinger of Benton age 28 and Wil da May Ott of Benton age 18 issued marriage licenses. Special sale on men s and young men s suits offered with 2 or 3 piece options by Abe Kaatz. Don t miss if you want to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wortinger
Benton
Wilda May Ott
Bt Abe Kaatz
Decoration Day Orders Left in Washington Street
Local notes indicate orders were left in Washington Street for Decoration Day observances. Officials urge due planning and safety measures as ceremonies proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Street
Social notes from Goshen and region visitors
A long list of visits and travels among Goshen residents and friends from Topeka Chicago Detroit Indianapolis and other places. Notable names include Rev Cates S W Kline Mrs Norris Brown and many others with movements to Wawasee, Twelve Mile, Warsaw and Evansville. Several guardianships sales and summer arrangements also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
Topeka
S. W. Kline
Chicago
Norris Brown
Wes Widner
Millersburg
Orland Ihrig
Muncie
Indianapolis
Guy Dandy
Milford
W. Ralph Warner
H.l McClintic
Lillian Sparklin
Detroit
Mich
Abbott
Winnifred
Maurice Kauffman
Goshen
C. G. Hatch
Kirksville
Wm. Parfitt
Menaugh
Twelve Mile
Ind
Benjamin Swinehart
Admr
Samuel Manning
Chas. Black
W. H. Black
Erastus Paul
New Paris
Lagrange
W. B. Hile
Margaret Godshalk
Clyde Niswander
Clyde Bowman
Jessie Teel
Warsaw
George VV. Rule
W. H. Sims
Frank P. Abbott
Abbott Cottage
Wawasee
Ethel Bennett
Guy Bennett
Wabash
W. B
Dr.) Kreider
Ridgeville Corners
Ohio
Henry Tussler
St. Paul
Kate Warner
Edith Cover
Lafayette
Purdue University
Max HaSeall
Toledo
Clem Shoup
Ward B. Jackson
Cleveland
Christ McMahon
Lake Wawasee
Mary McMahon
George M. Studebaker
South Bend
Hascall
Joseph Pearson
A. P. Boyer
Evanston
Martin Schnurr
Notre Dame
Charles Yeakel
Josie Cooper
John Hartzler
George Ertsinger
Huntington
Louise Beane
Forest Glen
National Park Seminary
J. A. Johnson
Albin C
Amil J. Johnson
Joe Kramer
Sam Kramer
Memphis
Jearinette
Oxford
O. Leo Beers
Tom
Will H. Brooks
Ferom ‘Air Line
Junction
L. G.,.brooks
Brooks
Elkhart Charity Board Holds Year End Meeting
The last meeting of the Elkhart County Charity Board was held Wednesday evening at Mrs. W. Te. Stonex’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Board
Elkhart
Te. ‘Stonex
Barney Case Goes On Expert Goff On Stand
Elkhart County Trust Company as receiver for American Mutual Life contends to reopen Samuel E. Barney estate for policyholders. Witnesses include expert J O Goff from Elkhart who found over 60000 untraced dollars and Joseph Irvine Abraham Brown Leesburg merchants who held policies. A box of papers was shipped to Warsaw for trial. Brown paid $1169 on a policy in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County Trust Company
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Samuel E. Barney
Istill
Warsaw
Rouse
J. O. Goff
Elkhart
Joseph Irvine
Abraham Brown
Leesburg
Brown
Samuel Stewart
William M. Barney
Bilkhart
Elkhart Memorial Day Races Draw 2000 Spectators
About two thousand people attended the Memorial Day races in Elkhart with strong Goshen representation. The Krumptz Giants won both ball games over the Maple Leaves of South Bend 4 to 2 and 2 to 1. Victoria ridden by Harry McIntyre placed second in the free for all trot, while Monte Wilkes swept the last three heats. Rex S. won the free for all pace time 1 10. Cassie Lee captured the green trot at 1 20. Bonnie Girl won the green pace in 1 12. Trux ton won the running race after Indiana Girl jumped the fence twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Goshen
Krumptz Giants
Maple Leaves
South Bend
Victoria
R. H. Collins
Monte Wilkes
Harry McIntyre
George H. Evans
Jim Brown
Rex S
Cassie Lee
Congrieve
Bonnie Girl
Hal Dillard
Plastic Pointer
Model Pacing Farm
Pointer
Truxton
Indiana Girl
Solari Divorce Trial Reveals Scandalous Claims in LaPorte
Catherine Solari sues Frank J. Solari in LaPorte after moving case from South Bend alleging racy behavior. Catherine seeks $50 monthly support for herself and daughter from St. Rose's academy. Frank denies, cites threats and abandonment after returning from Italy. Teresa Sullivan named as correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Solari
Frank J. Solari
LaPorte
South Bend
Solari
St. Rose’s Academy
Italy
Teresa Sullivan
Warsaw Doctor L Arthur Hines Dies in Fort Wayne
Dr L Arthur Hines of Warsaw died in Hope hospital Fort Wayne after an operation for bowel and intestinal trouble His wife and one brother Dr W L Hines survive him Mrs I O Wood of Goshen sister in law was with him in Fort Wayne as he died
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Arthur Hines
Warsaw
Hope Hospital
Fort Wayne
W. L. Hines
I. 0. Wood
Goshen
M Shookman and Son Groceries Advertised Goods
An old time grocery ad lists meats staple and fancy groceries from M Shookman and Son. It highlights Fancy Oil Sardines Mackerel Peas Extra large Navel Oranges and fresh vegetables and strawberries with prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shookman & Son
Batchelor Buys Goshen Home in Nappanee
Auditor elect Batchelor of Nappanee buys Joseph Gallagher's residence at the southwest corner of Purl and Seventh streets for 4000 dollars. He plans to move there around September and become a permanent resident after selling his Newap property, the Nappanee Advance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Wd. OQ
Batchelor
Nappanee
Auditor-Elect
Joseph Gallagher
Purl and
Seventh
Néwaproperty
Nappanee Advaita
Rowell
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M. W
A. Hold
Town Board
Stonex
BIG Winona Attractions
William Jennings Bryan
Indianapolis Newsboys
William H. Sherwood
Roney Boys
Carter
Magician
Mortuary Record
p.Lion ‘Store
Barney Case
Goff
American Mutual
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