Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn by Commissioner and Deputy Clerk
Jurors for the September term were chosen by Commissioner L Landgrave and Deputy Clerk Kinney. Grand jury names include Zigler Dodge Sarbaugh Stump Stettler Demarest. Petit jury lists Sykes Frame Maxon McMaster Bockus Doty Stoutenour Webmeyer Huff Judson Walker Goldman. Bridge contracts let with bids from Wm Smith and J E Doty for arches in Elkhart Olive and Jackson townships. wooden-bridge bids rejected.
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L. Landgraver
Kinney
Grand Jury
Henry Zigler
Jefferson
I. 0. Dodge
Elkhart
Howard Sarbaugh
John 8. Stump
Union
Fred Stettler
Benton
M. A. Demarest
Concord
H. B. Sykes
Sanford Frame
Strafford Maxon
Geo. McMaster
John D. Bockus
Middlebury
Leonard Doty
John Stoutenour
Geo. W. Webmeyer
James Huff
Osolo
Charles Judson
Thomas Walker
Frank J. Goldman
Elkhart Township
Olive
Jackson
Wm. Smith
Jackson Township
Olive Township
J. E. Doty
City Football Team Picks Likely First Game Lineup
The city football squad held a two hour practice and named probable starters for the opener: Center Robert Morrice, guards William and Carl Twiford, tackles George Meyers and Dorrance Lehman, ends Fred C. Morrice and Harry Forney, quarterback Claude Donovan, halfbacks Rollin Walters and Charles Morrice, fullback Roy Himebaugh. A match with a South Bend team is expected to be accepted.
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Robert Morrice
William Twiford
Carl Twiford
George Meyers
Dorrance Lehman
Fred C. Morrice
Harry Forney
Claude Donovan
Rollin Walters
Charles Morrice
Roy Himebaugh
South Bend
Goshen Club Plans Weekly Dances At McNaughton Hall
Local youths in Goshen organize a dancing club for the coming winter to hold weekly dances at McNaughton hall with home talent providing music and efforts to deliver first class entertainment. Monroe Beck leads a Waterford church repair fund drive. George W. Farrell backs the effort. Contractors Klopfenstein and Self advance street and Emerson Street work with labor shortages. Jerry Clase introduces a new transfer wagon and a bay team enhances his outfit. Elkheart Review notes improved mail service from Indianapolis and Carrie Hinderer leaves Birdsell for Winslow Realty work.
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Swartz to Lead New Vaudeville and Comedy Company
Earl W. Swartz of Goshen returns to show business and plans a road tour starting in October with a vaudeville and comedy troupe. The company will perform week stands in Illinois Iowa and Indiana after starting from St. Louis. Swartz previously toured the Middle West with the Yellow Kid company and has since been in St. Louis and Chicago. Fred Whetten, seen at the Irwin, now joins Swartz.
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Goshen
St. Louis
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
St. Loum
Chicago
Fred Whetten
the Irwin
Mr. Swartz
Social at Waterford church hall nets $20 for charity
The Waterford M E church ladies held a Saturday social above the G J Castetter grocery in Waterford. About twenty dollars was cleared. An accident occurred when a table cloth caused a silver apron to be tossed from the window. Mrs. Cora Butcher, beneath the window, was struck on the head by a bowl of noodles but escaped injury. Several Goshen residents attended.
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Waterford
Waterford Man Informs Of Oregon Forest Fire Casualties
Jacob Smith of Waterford reports from his Portland, Oregon based brother that fifty bodies have been recovered from raging forest fires in the lumber camps and that many others may have perished. He also says he is in good health and plans a spring trip east.
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Waterford
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Local youths found in Grove Center Ky after running away
Ray Yeoman George Morrice Buel Davis and Gordon Rutan left their city homes a month ago and have been located in Grove Center Kentucky. They have taken jobs at a stave factory and Rutan reports he is playing ball with the city nine. The quartet plans to stay in Grove Center until early next spring.
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George Morrice
Buel Davis
Gordon Rutan
Grove Center
Rutan
Drastic Warning On Smallpox Epidemic This Winter
A prominent physician warns of a potential large smallpox outbreak this winter, predicting a severer strain than seen before as the illness grows more serious. The report notes the disease began mild but is shifting to a harsher form, signaling heightened public health concern.
Officer Beaten in Early Morning Assault in Elkhart
Police pursue two unknown suspects after patrolman Albert Rhinehart is clubbed kicked and slashed near Beardsley avenue. He reaches the station half an hour later to report the attack and the officers believe a robbery was planned at nearby residences.
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Elkhart
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Goshen
Goshen News Briefs Highlight Local Jobs and Events
Mae Parker lands steno grapher role at Kelly Foundry Co. Several locals take or repaint properties including A Kaatz and Abe Peck. Henry Cook departs for Benton Harbor as consulting engineer on the Buchanan dam project. Will Davia starts as clerk for H N Jenner. church service moves to 7 pm starting October. Edward Vesey offers brick residence and three acres on East Middlebury for sale. Prof Ray A Randall and Jay Cutter return from Christiana Lake with large fish catch. St James church ladies plan social at Mrs Thomas Evans home. Charles Case leaves Goshen for Kansas City to join railway engineering corps. C H Starr plans church entertainment in near future. Johnson J Barrett resigns as barber and heads to Chicago. Remington Bros New York to go out of business. Robert R Remington dies August 18. Perry Hulwick promoted to district agent at Marion. Clerks union to meet. Sunday closing action expected. Goshen women praised for beauty. local ads promote Blended Patent flour Gerbelle. Advertiser note on Sterling Remedy Company no payment after one year. R C Lawrence praised for elocution work at Northern Indiana Normal School. He to perform at M E church Sept 25. New drama era praised. Bronson Norworth and Rae Bronson bring California to Goshen with Miss Dresser and Mr Norworth. scenery carried by company. highly regarded production.
Porter Farrell Injured in Wyoming Show Window Incident
Porter Farrell son of Mr and Mrs George W Farrell of South Fifth street recently joined a clothing house in Wyoming and fell while arranging a show window leaving him incapacitated for nearly two weeks He writes he is on a fair way to recovery News notes report mail delays between Goshen and South Bend with letters not reaching their destination for days The First Presbyterian church held services for the first time since carpentry and decorators finished work The edifice shows notable improvement Allen Croop of Waterford recovering after foot injury from a separator on the James E Violett farm south of Goshen Herman Dalka of Goshen secured a position with Nichols and Shepard Mfg Co in Battle Creek and plans to spend fall and winter there Goshen Veneer Works seeks 6 women immediately
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George W. Farrell
South Fifth Street
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Waterford
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Goshen
Battle Creek
Herman Dalka
Nichols & Shepard Mfg. Co
Wolverine City
Treatment in Baltimore May Restore Edine's Sight
Andrew Edine of South Main Street who has been blind for years plans to travel to Baltimore next Sunday for a treatment by Dr Henry F Garey. Dr Kreider Bros report a favorable eye examination and Garey holds hope sight may return after an oscillation therapy. The case mirrors that of sportsman Joan Condon said to have similar affliction and improved.
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South Main Street
Baltimore
Henry F. Garey
Joan Condon
Ednie
Indiana Race Meets Set Across North Manchester Rochester
Indiana race events schedule lists a North Manchester meet September 23 to 26 with entries closed by Saturday. Fort Wayne Fair association runs a meet October 7. Northern Indiana Fair Circuit opens in Rochester September 24 and closes September 27. Change in proprietors reports David L. May taking over the North Side news stand from Claude E. Cornell with headquarters at Butts barber shop on South Main Street.
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Fort Wayne Fair Association
Rochester
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North Side
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May
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South Main Street
Citizens Start Neighborhood Shade Tree Trim
Citizens begin trimming shade trees in the residence section of the city. The effort aims to improve the streetscape and is expected to continue, with much room for improvement noted by participants.
Federal marshal subpoenas witnesses across courts
United States Marshal Petit from Indianapolis traveled to South Bend while subpoenas targeted appearances in U S courts in Louisville Kentucky and Atlanta Georgia. He moved between cities to compel witnesses in multiple cases.
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South Bend
Pointe West
Vickers Signs With Rock Island After Strong Three I Leauge Showing
C Vickers of Milford who pitched for Goshen two years ago and did solid work in the Three I league this summer has signed with Rock Island for the upcoming season.
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Goshen
Local Notices and Social Inquiries From Goshen Area
Reception invitations issued for Sept 24 at Mrs. Mitchell home in Goshen. Fishing trip details near Christiana include Will Fish and others. Arthur Griffith rumor quelled as confusion with mathematical prodigy. Elkhart. Roof painter J. E. Miller visiting Thursday. Alien birth at Otis Opperman home in Elkhart. Aaron Hartzler relocates. 650 bushels gold drips and Crawford peaches arriving. sold at Poyser's tonight. Misses Lulu Pronnet Bernice Barron take sales posts with economy. Fritz Fredeke James Loy to dam for a week. Fetters' Point camp. Peaches sold at Poyser's tonight. City Treasurer Watt’s office now lit by electric lights. Country sausage at Ginamons.
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James Loy
Fetters’ Point
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