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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
5
Columbia City December 10 The law firm Marshall McNagny Clugston dissolves its partnership after thirty years of operation. Governor elect Marshall remains senior partner and will continue the business. Mr McNagny buys partners interests while Mr Clugston retires due to failing health.
Miss Alma Norris of Denver Ind has been admitted to Longcliff after a brief, difficult effort to place her on a train. William Kinley a farmer near Denver has been returned to Longcliff following the incident.
A remarkable case centers on Udy of Grey who allegedly transformed into stone. The report outlines the events, expert notes, and public curiosity surrounding the vintage medical curiosity.
A New York Pa prophet Lee J Spangler predicts the world ends this December with little chance of 1909, citing disasters and a coming judgment. Elsewhere, a Jersey City doctor reports a six week old infant in Mount Sinai hospital suffering scleroma neonatorum with limbs turning to stone and possible recovery through German-inspired methods.
The dedication of the English Lutheran church will be held Sunday December 20 with services from Sunday to Tuesday evening. Prominent speakers include Dr. P. H. Bauslin Whittenburg College Rev Charles Bauslin of Walnut Hill near Cincinnati Dr Heckert president of the Whittenburg seminary and Rev W W H Schrock of Fort Wayne Northern Indiana synod. A chorus of thirty voices organized by Mrs J B Shultz will sing at all events with members including Clara Dock Laura L Snyder Lillian Olson and many others plus organist Miss Carrie Bohanan.
The State News Flashes report several items from Indiana: White Crane Water Co of Dillsboro increases stock to 50000 while Evansville Fish and Oyster Co is incorporated for 10000. W H Minnick of Jonesboro secured a lien on the town hall and jail with public sale for 400. R A Fundberg & Son store in Westfield robbed. robbers fled in a rig. Andrew Musak, 80, fled the county farm to escape tobacco smoke. The state Grange opened in Warsaw with 300 members. Notre Dame basketball drills for an eastern trip. A polo league forms across northern Indiana and southern Michigan. Mrs. Robert Stamm of Glenwood attempted suicide via carbolic acid but survived. Alonzo Beattly, 67, collapsed at Haymarket yard Indianapolis. Mrs. Martha Hanna, 93, of Darlington died after a stroke. Robley D Evans, U S Navy vice admiral, to address Indiana University students in February.
The L A to O R C elected officers for the year after a regular meeting. Names include Mrs. W T Myers as delegate, Mrs. Julia Gali alternate, Mrs. Charles Neal president, Mrs. Jacob VanLoon vice president, Mrs. William Myers senior vice president, Mrs. Ben Porter junior vice president, Mrs. Etta Johnson secretary and treasurer, Mrs. T O Neal guard, and Mrs. Pearl Ramp corresponding secretary. An executive committee was named.
The American Steel Dredge Company learns the large dredge at Lee Indiana has sunk. The local firm will raise it, though the operation will be costly for the contractor.
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