07 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1902
Page
1
The store announces a spring stock of fashionable shirts with varied patterns and fast colors. It highlights perfect fit, superior tailoring, and excellent value with price offers like fifty cent shirts, detachable collars or cuffs, and a lace striped negligee shirt. It promises the greatest assortment of styles carried.
Abe McDonald, nineteen, of this city, was killed last night at eleven o'clock after jumping a moving Lake Shore freight near Waterloo. His head and body were severely mangled. his death follows a pattern of youths using freight trains to travel on weekends. He leaves a father, mother, two sisters, and four brothers.
The South Bend Times reports D. A. Lambright, Kendallville schools superintendent, is the newly elected president of the Northern Indiana Teachers Association. He is praised as an able speaker and capable presiding officer with high standing among northern Indiana educators. A man named Charles Householder was robbed at J Keller Co's alley when two men demanded his money. he refused and fled toward Main street, bullets fired but he escaped unharmed.
After six years in the First Methodist Episcopal church of Kendallville Rev. M. J. Magor returns to conference meeting at Marion Indiana Wednesday. The congregation unanimously requests his return and a large audience praised his leadership and the church's progress. The year saw a major debt paid off and about forty new members joined as Magor preached Kendallville Desiderata. Miss Minna Matern provided a violin solo as the choir’s work grew stronger. The community and church wish his term be extended for another year.
The Eastern Indiana Agricultural association met at the mayor's office and elected an executive committee including J W Wright J A Bley J K Riddle Thomas Imes and N Roberts The president and secretary are also on the committee Superintendents were named for horse cattle sheep swine poultry and halls The executive committee will later appoint a speech department superintendent A 500 appropriation was made for painting fences and repairs The directors delegated duties to the executive committee and discussed future plans
Standing room only is expected for John W Vogel's Big Minstrel show at the Boyer opera house next Thursday evening. The simple spoken presentation is described as an unqualified success from all angles.
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