Prominent Chal mers Resident ASBURY SWANK Died at Lafayette Hospital
Asbury Swank a long time Chal mers resident died at Lafayette Hospital after four operations. He was married in 1883 to Ruth Tribby and leaves two daughters, Mrs Edward Shertz and Mrs Earl Shank, plus two grandsons. Surviving family includes his brothers, Dr Woo Swank and David S Swank of Crawfordsville. Funeral services Sunday morning.
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Monon railroad crossing upgrades provoke local concern
Reynolds explains two recent Monon railroad steps in the town a red warning signal post with a ringing bell was installed at the crossing. A new order limits southbound and northbound passenger trains and slows express traffic causing long waits for westbound travelers. Residents question why such an order was issued and note loss of convenient connections.
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Famous Bull Tinpeennee Patriax Sold for 35000
Breeder's Gazette features Tinpeennee Patriax on its cover. Now owned by James C. Hill of Round Head Ohio, purchased from the Vanatts Geld for 35000. It won first prize at a Springfield Ohio show, besting Van Atta and McCray cattle. G A Williams of this city previously owned it. Tipperance Fairfax once grazed in White County pastures.
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Four Big Events Highlight Winona Pageant Plans
The Winona Lake auditorium will host four major events including a national history pageant America and appearances by Gov. Calvin Coolidge and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Donald Robertson directs reversals for the production with more than 500 participants set for August 6 to 10 and a St Louis style pageant. Italian soprano Madam Galli Carer is promised to perform, adding to a calendar of cultural attractions ahead of the August 13 dedication by the Reverend Billy Sanday.
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