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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1909

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Forsyth Drops Out As Commercial Exchange Succeeds Lot Sales Move Forward

James F. Forsyth has assigned his entire interest in the Automatic Roller Bearing Sub Division to the Commercial Exchange. About 175 lots have sold in the 44 acre Shoup tract and 76 acre Yoder tract southeast of Goshen. Deeds will be issued after remaining payments, with $5,000 already paid. some contracts were found worthless. The Exchange plans to fund a factory building, attract new mills, and continue lot sales with local machinery in use.

James F. Forsyth Commercial Exchange Forsyth Goshen Chicago Exchange Riley South Ninth Street Ixchange Elwen Roller Bearing Co Mr. Forsyth

Schacht Sues Elkhart Rubber Co for Replevin

William F. Schacht has filed suit in the Elkhart circuit court against the Elkhart Rubber Co seeking replevin of valuable articles and $1,000 damages for unlawful detention. Schacht, formerly with Western Rubber Co in Goshen, is now employed by the Elkhart Rubber Co.

Elkhart William F. Schacht Elkhart Rubber Co Schacht Mr. Schacht Western Rubber Co Goshen

Child Struck by Buick In Nappanee Collision

Six year old Joe Wilt, son of Wakefield Wilt, was hit by Miss Blanche Freese in a Freese Buick when he darted from behind a passing car. He suffered a slight forehead bruise but was not run over, and did not realize the vehicle approached.

Joe Wilt Wakefield Wilt Freese Buick Auto Nappanee Blanche Freese Wilt

Last Heir Files Suit To Halt Sheriff Sale In Will Case

Lucile Swygart Nugent, labeled last heir in the Swygart will dispute, challenged an $11,000 circuit court judgment in South Bend. She obtained an injunction against FP Henry Wurzer and Sheriff Kerr to stop the sheriff's sale of designated property.

Lucile Swygart Nugent Swygart Will South Bend Henry Wurzer Sheriff Kerr

Police Raid at Elkhart Hotel Chop Suey Joint

Four officers responded to a brawl at the Standard Hotel in Elkhart. Two entered the chop suey joint to investigate illegal liquor sales. No arrests were made.

Standard Elkhart

Women seek to adopt children via Chicago American ad

Marshall reports letters from Mrs Martha Miller of Chicago and Mrs P Knuth of Benton Harbor expressing desire to take children advertised here. Both requests prompt verification of custody and eligibility as part of the adoption process.

Chicago Marshal Self Martha Miller P. Knuth Benton Harbor

Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jerry Snyder

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Snyder of South Seventh Street.

Jerry Snyder South Seventh Street

Earle Elopes with Gertrude Dunn to Europe

Ferdinand Tinney Earle known as Affinity Table elopes with Gertrude Dunn of Indianapolis and plans to write a book after traveling to Europe, as reported in New York. The notice notes his destination is Europe and mentions the couple’s intention to collaborate on a future publication.

New York Ferdinand Tinney Earle Europe Gertrude Dunn Indianapolis

Wife Beater Released After Mother's Pay of Fine

Charles Fore, a New Paris barber, was freed from jail after his mother Mrs Ruth B Fore paid the $24.55 fine and costs imposed by Justice Whisler. Fore left for home after liberty. Locals urge harsher punishment if he abuses his wife again.

Charles Fore New Paris Ruth B. ‘Fore

Landlord's Absence Leads to Tenant's Key Omission

Joseph Newton, a plumber formerly with C. E. Katz, vacated the premises and failed to turnover the key on complaint by Peter Caton who owns the property. Caton, in Buffalo for a tenant, faced abandonment to Kendallville. Newton pleaded guilty and received a fine plus costs totaling $16.35.

Joseph Newton C. E. Katz Kendallville Peter Caton Newton Caton Buffalo N. Y

Mortuary notices from Nappanee area deaths

Deaths reported for Kring and Schmucker families near Nappanee include two year old and nineteen day old children. Christner of Wakarsua area dies of consumption. funeral Friday Yellow Creek church with Rev Moome. Farber infant daughter dies of cholera infantum near Wakaru sa. funeral at Evangelical church Har rison township. Burial at Yellow Creek cemetery.

Kring Irvin Kring Nappanee Schmucker Moses Schmucker Christner Charles Christner Wakarusa John P. Michael Paul Yellow Creek Moome Farber Christian Warber Evangelical Church Harrigon Township

Picnic and Wedding News From Elkhart Society Page

Society notes report a group picnic along the Elkhart river attended by Misses Pauline Hatch Joyce Kinney Elizabeth Alderman Ruth Stem Alice Ashley and Pauline Coverston. The wedding of Miss Anna Kelly and Mr Royal Woolpert of Alhambra California is planned for 8 pm at the bride’s home with Rev Mayor officiating.

Pauline Hatch Joyce Kinney Elizabeth Alderman Ruth Stem Alice Ashley Pauline Coverston Elkhart River Anna Kelly Frank Kelly Mr. Royal Woolpert Alhambra Cal

Long Search Ends for Lost Bushong Relatives

A two week pursuit in South Bend led to locating Miss Bushong's sister and grandfather. A reunion between the sisters appears likely today. The 90 year old grandfather awaits the missing child at his home in Rome City and hopes she calls.

Bushong South Bend Miss Bushong Atle Rome City

Judge Zollars Showing Gradual Recovery at Fort Wayne Hospital

Judge Allen Zollars, hospitalized in Hope hospital Fort Wayne after a second surgery for kidney stones, is showing daily improvement though still very weak. Doctors expect recovery to shorten confinement.

Zollars Allen Zollars Hope Hospital Fort Wayne

Carpenter’s finger severed at Oswald plant accident

Rufus Barringer of South Main street suffered a severed forefinger on his left hand while working as a carpenter on a new addition to the Oswald Motor Co. plant yesterday. The incident occurred during construction with medical aid reported on site.

Oswald Motor Co Rufus Barringer South Main Street

Grading Progress on New Interurban Line Near Fort Wayne

Twenty teams with additional laborers are at work grading the new interurban line between Fort Wayne and Bryan. Milwood area mentions one dollar Brooks.

Fort. Wayne Bryan Milwood Brooks

Third OAS Session Opens Auspiciously

The Elkhart County Teachers Institute opened with Prof Edward W. Weckel of Canton Ohio discussing phonics and the reading precept that true reading begins with expressive speech. Dr Robert J. Aley then urged better English and unified study, stressing hygiene, major topics, and practical language use for improved public schooling.

Elkhart County Peter Pan Weckel Robert J. Aley Aley Indiana Rome Indianapolis

Oyster and Fruit House Opens on South Main Street

Dresch and Stutsman launch a new oyster and fruit house in the Schaefer room at 125 South Main Street. They offer oysters, lunch, soft drinks and plan a retail fruit and oyster business with a peach season emphasis on home grown peaches.

Dresch & Stutsman Schaefer Room Charles Smith Sawon South Main Street Messrs Dresch and Stutsman

Four Year Old Burns Death After Clothing Fire

The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown of Shvhawaka died from severe burns after setting her clothing on fire Sunday morning. The child had told her mother she would go to the yard to play and cries led to a mother rushing to extinguish the flames, in the process receiving serious burns herself.

Arthur Brown Shvhawaka

Deaf Convention Plans in South Bend in October

Members of the Indiana Deaf Association in South Bend and the Northwest Indiana conference, composed of deaf mutes, arrange two conventions for October in South Bend. The Northwestern Indiana district meeting is set for Saturday October 30 with the Northwest conference following Sunday under Rev. P. J. Hasenstab.

Indiana Deaf Association South Bend Northwest Indiana Indiana Northwest Conference P. J. Hasenstab

Death After Running Exercise Claims Beatrice Kauffman

Beatrice Kauffman aged 18 of Allen county collapsed in a grocery store fifteen minutes after overexerting herself while miming a block distance. Coroner reports death from rupture of a pulmonary vein caused by the strain of running.

Beatrice Kauffman Robert Kauffman Allen County

Proposal to route ship canal from Lake Michigan to Lake Erie

Businessmen and others push to have the proposed ship canal connecting Lake Michigan with Lake Erie reviewed by the government as a priority. The effort gathers interest from commercial figures and local leaders seeking a navigable link across the region.

Lake Michigan Lake Erie

High school hapks oat McDowell and Boylan ear

High school notes mention McDowell and Boylan in a brief item from the local page. The fragment references students or teams and notes a minor event or development without full context.

Hapks Oat McDowell Boylan

Aley Outlines State Education Plan for Indiana

Dr Robert J Aley state superintendent outlines plans to remedy educational defects. Emphasizes physiology hygiene English and speech as key topics, urging major topics mastered before maturity and improved reading writing and oral use to strengthen state schools.

Aley Robert J. Aley Commonwealth of Indiana South Bend Times Aléy Robert Department of Public Instruction Democrat Indiana State Board of Health Dreill

Miller in Hospital In Elkhart

Ned Miller day clerk at Hotel Buck Jen was rushed to Clark hospital yesterday afternoon in Elkhart after a sudden illness on Sunday. He was reported in serious condition and likely to have an appendectomy. Despite a successful operation the disease was advanced and he remained critical.

Indiana Postmasters League to Meet in Indianapolis

The annual meeting of the League of Postmasters of Indiana will be held in Indianapolis September 8 and 9. The league includes fourth class officials earning under 1000 dollars, with several hundred in the state. A large gathering is expected.

League

See Dresch and Stutsmanian Peach Es

A fragmentary notice references Dresch and Stutsmanian peaches with a phone contact 619. The readable text suggests a local trade or supply note but lacks complete details on action or event.

Dresch Stutsman

Oswald Motor Co Demonstrates 1910 Model Engine Journey

The Oswald Motor Co of this city completes the first 1910 model engine and plans a 250 mile demonstration drive to Streator Illinois with Hugh Newell. He aims to end the trip by nightfall and showcase the new engine. A new factory addition on South Ninth Street is now occupied, expanding to 65 by 165 feet with enough orders to keep work busy until next July.

Oswald Motor Co Oswald Streator Ill Hugh Newell South Ninth Street

Weather Turns Cold After Mild Spell

A sharp temperature drop yesterday afternoon and evening brought the coolest night in weeks. Frost was noted on lowlands with no damage reported. A cold wind blew through the night. Weather bureau forecasts milder temperatures tomorrow.

Weather Bureau

Calanthe Lodge Chooses Officers After July Vacation

After a vacation dating from the last Tuesday in July Calanthe Lodge No 41 Knights of Pythias met last evening Vice Chancellor Hulwick was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Arthur Ernest’s resignation Other officers were named including Forest Trump Prelate Irred Morrice Master at Arms Harry Parker Inner Guard Ed Nymeyer An outer guard election was postponed to next Tuesday Resolutions endorsed P G C Merrill Wilson for re election as Supreme Representative

Calanthe Lodge Knights of Pythias Charles R. Hulwick Arthur Ernest Hulwick Forest Trump Irred Morrice Harry Parker Nymeyer P. G. C. Merrill Wilson Supreme Representative

Tony Tino Still at Large After Elkhart Murder

Tony Tino killed Frank Fortino in Elkhart and fled after a rapid getaway near Franklin and Fourth streets. Two weeks passed with no trace of him, despite reports of a pursuing crew and sightings in Riverside. Officers later encountered an inoffensive old foreigner while following a lead.

Tony Tino Frank Fortino Elkhart Franklin Fourth Streets Tino Riverside

Married at Mishawaka in quiet 5 o'clock ceremony

Josephine Van Holsbeke of Mishawaka and Henry Bickel of Goshen wed at St. Bavo's Flemish church Mishawaka with only immediate family present. Bride wore a blue silk traveling gown and was attended by Miss Anna Bickel. Groom attended by Richard Van Holsbeke. The couple left for Chicago to reside.

Mishawaka Josephine van Holsbeke Henry Bickel Goshen St. Bavo's Anna Bickel Richard van Holsbeke Chicago

Coy divorce suit seeks alimony and child support

Zoa R. Coy of Milford files for divorce from Charles Coy after their November 14 1896 marriage and February 20 1909 separation. Grounds claim failure to provide. She asks the court to grant $1000 alimony and $4 weekly for two children aged 5 and 12.

Zoa R. Coy Milford Charles Coy

Representative Rodi baugh Returns From Western Trip

Representative and Mrs D D Rodi baugh returned yesterday from an extended trip to Seattle and other western points. They visited Norton Kansas to see Hon L H Thompson a former Elkhart county resident. Indiana has them all skinned in their view despite the yellow hammers.

D- D. Rodibaugh Seattle Rodibaugh Indiana Norton Kan L. H. Thompson Elkhart County

William Hill Sr. Dies at 86 in Kosciusko County

Obituary notice for William Hill Sr. aged 86, longtime Kosciusko County resident, died at home near Silver Lake. He is survived by son W. A. Hill and daughter in law Mrs. W. F. Boulton of Goshen. Also includes rental listings and a local business mention for Peaches at Dresen & Stutsman with phone contact.

William Hill Kosciusko County Silver Lake W. A. Hill W. F. Boulton Goshen

Convention Dates to Be Decided Later

The piece notes factions favor shorter campaigns for the November city election. Republicans fixed Sept 22 as their convention date, subject to change, while Democrats have yet to act and likely won’t nominate until mid October. Both parties show caution against lengthy campaigning and aim for a concise contest in South Bend.

Campuies South Bend

Engine breaks down on Lake Shore Limited near Millersburg

The westbound Lake Shore Limited No 19, due 12 47 pm, broke down two miles west of Millersburg. Sidebar on the drive wheels detached the middle wheel, causing the engine to detach from the train and brake set. The speed was about 50 mph. no fatalities or major damage reported. A freight engine hauled the train into Elkhart after an hour delay.

Lake Shore Millersburg Elkhart

Mishawaka Estate Leaves 100000 To Heirs

The Henry J. Niles estate of Heat of the South Bend Woolen Co. who died at his Mishawaka home two weeks ago was probated with no will. H G Niles Jr named administrator with bond $200000. Stanley A Niles and John Niles of Mishawaka listed as sureties. Anderson Parker Crabill attorneys for the administrator. The estate is valued at $100000.

Henry J. Niles South Bend Woolen Co Mishawaka Circuit Court Will H. G. Niles, Jr Stanley A. Niles John Niles Mishawaks Anderson, Parker & Crabill

Benton News Social notes from Elkhart and nearby towns

Local items report visits and travels of Butler, Robinson, Rookstool, Curtis, Banta, Kyler, Berkeypile, Hawkins and others. Mentions include Mrs J S Juday and Dale in Chicago, relatives in Laporte and Nappanee, and a return from Goshen. Also noted are farm improvements, a recovery from an operation, and high school book notices.

Sarah Butler T. H. Butler Elkhart Geo. Robinson Nappanee Ernest Rookstool Masters Clem Donald Curtis Laporte Banta Will Long Earl Banta Panama J. S. Juday Dale Chicago A. G. Neff Winfield Christie Ligonier Chart Olive Musser Garrett Charles Scott W. B. Kyler Goshen Ray Downing Eloshia Mabel Berkeypile Bourbon Irwin Berkeypile Peter Brown Wabash Joe Brows Co My James Hawkins Gravelton Jaccob Robinson

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WM. F. Schacht Sues Boy Wife Beater Mortuary Record Ent Qr. D. Starbuck Huey Oyster and Fruit House Dresch& Stutsman Aobert J. Aley Department OF Instruction K. of P Wilson Avenue South Sixth Street SHORT Bax Benton News At. Es Dowell & Boylan S. Ers
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