Raber man ends life with revolver in night clothes
W H Crowell of Raber Whitley county aged sixty killed himself with a revolver Monday morning. His wife found him dead in his bed after waking at six. He left no known motive though there was talk of distress over the town post office closure. He leaves a wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crowell
Raber
Whitley County
Hickman
Fort Wayne
Leora Jellott
Continental
Angola
Agnes
Auburn Dispatch
Cawley
Grand Rapids
Roosevelt
White House
Wabash College
William Waldorf Astor
United States
William’s
Chamberlain
A. B. Otis
Wise
Rocky Mountain
G. H W. Lohman & Co
Clint Stage
Ligonier
Solomon Kenton
William Latta
Topeka
Ele
Robinson
Ashley
W. H. Melntire
New York
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee School
Africa
Knights Templar dispensation granted in Angola
A dispensation for a commandery of Knights Templar in Angola was granted by the grand commander of Indiana. Dr. B. Humphreys was named eminent commander, Thomas S. Wickwire generalissimo, and Harry K. Scott captain general. About twenty five Knights Templar in Angola and vicinity, with nineteen petitions referred to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Angola
Indiana
B. Humphreys
Thomass. Wickwire
Ashley
Harry K. Scott
Masonic Hall
New Broom Factory Opens in Kendallville
Mergy Brothers start a broom factory on Lincoln Street Kendallville inviting inspection. They promise top material and first class workmanship for all styles including tailor made brooms. They guarantee quality and offer special styles upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergy Brothers
Kendallville
Dagad
Lincoln Street
Mitchell Street
South Side
Howder Place
South Main Street
East Street
Slayman
North Main Street
Bath and Furnace
Bath
Furnace
F. Baker
Jobn Hart
Pat Varrick
Avilla
Purchuser
Reynolds
East End
North Side
Mott Street
Mes Rable St
Harlroud Street
Ee Uriar Ia
Sean Eae Winesuya
Advertisers urged to use Tue SUN for reach city readers
An advertisement touts Tue SUN as the premier city advertising medium reaching all ages and classes. It promotes KGGS hatching stock from Black Minervas Houdans and Cornish Indian Games and offers lieges for 7 cents. The copy expands into promotional claims about health and vitality with fragmented phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGGS
G.S. Merkling
Assessor summons to supper at Presbyterian church
Local notices describe an assessor visit and a union social at the Presbyterian church next Thursday with supper for 15 cents. Advertisements for Lang’s tailor shop highlight white vestings and new clothing while discarded winter garb appears publically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lang’s
D. G. Eshelman
Wolcottville
Kendallville
Ti. QQ. Wilson
Kokomo
Huntington
The
G. A. Teal
Krueger
Herman Krueger
Foley
H. C. Cunningham
LaGrange Band
Liewton Rifles
Auburn
Lisbon
A. P. Russell
Alexander
East Lake Dairy
Driver
Otis’ Drug Store
Lung’s
Lovett and Baughman
Geo. Lang’s
Poley
H. Co. Cunningham
Laura Lorig
Laporte
Fl Paso
Texas
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Ray
Axminster
Ingrain
Lowell
Hartford
Suffolk
Brussels
Miltons
Nottingham
Portierres
J.keller
W. O H. Crowell
Wintley County
Mars Stelhorn
May
Rank Souith
Bluffton
Father Noll
Mr. Smith
G. A. R. Bates
Chicago
G. Alr
Columbia City Post
Columbia City
Misha
Waka
Elkhart
Goshen
South Bend
Mishawaka
New Broom Factory
Jd. A. Whitford
Campbell
Cawley and Cawley
Ceents
Odd Fellows
Podiaua Reformatory
Jeffers Sonville
Anna Caruian
Logansport
Judge Tuley
Country Newspaper Trust
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Spencer County
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
S. FE. Morss
J. W. Kern
Kern
Morss
Sentinel
He Jones
Koof
Campbell @ Co
D. M. Ferry
Diamond Brand
H. G. Misselhorn
OUA
S. Wolfe
L. Beckman
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