Mrs Elizabeth Luken 55 dies after long illness in Illinois
Mrs Elizabeth Luken aged 55 years 10 months 22 days died in Chicago after a long illness. Born July 25 52 in Lippo Detmold Germany she lived in Baltimore and San Pierre Indiana before moving to North Judson then Colorado for health. She leaves husband two sons and two daughters and several siblings. Funeral held at San Pierre with German Luther minister presiding and interment in San Pierre cemetery.
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Wm.Luken
San Pierre
Elizabeth Luken
Lippo Detmold
Germany
Baltimore
Wm. Luken
Itudiana
Colorado
Lakeside Hospital
Chicago
Charlotte Magaretha Seler
Adolph
Lillian
Leroy
Tso
Altimore
Cincinati
Santerre
An Pierre
Robert Taylor Barge
Cardington
Willis K
Fannie D
Indianapolis
Chas. Kuester
Geo. W. Herrod
Dunlap
George Lightcap
Royal Neighbors Form Local Camp With 25 Members
A new local Royal Neighbors of America camp was organized Friday night led by district deputy Mrs. Dorothy Bahringer with about 25 charter members. Officers elected include Oracle A Fisher Vice Oracle D I Leslie Past Oracle H C Miller Chancellor Frances Noland Recorder Sadie Collins Receiver C R Deardorff Marshal J H Watts Inner Sentinel S Carnes Outer H Alberding Graces C W Waninger G Schricker. Local officials and residents commented on civic updates and social activities. A marriage, moves, and church improvements were also noted amid community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bahringer
Royal Neighbors
A. Fisher
Oracle
D. I. Leslie
H.C. Miller
Frances Noland
Sadie Collins
C. R. Deardorff
J. H. Watts
W. A. Outland
Inner Sentinel
S. Carnes
H. Alberding Graces
C. W. Waninger
G. W. Schricker
Bessie ‘Tomlinson
Grace Leslie
Eunice
North Judson Set for July Fourth Celebration In Grove
North Judson plans a big Fourth of July picnic and celebration at Bunge's Grove led by the Allegretto Band and Orchestra. The program features patriotic speaking, declamations, songs, music, races, contests, and a ball game with a visiting team.
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North Judson
Bunge’s Grove
North Judson ‘Allegretto
Smith
Tigers
Northern Indiana News In Briefs From Around The Region
The Peru Electric Manufacturing company is in receivership. John Grant, 80, died after a fall from a barn in Laporte. Valparaiso University opened with over 3,000 students. White Front drug store in Wabash damaged by fire. Frank Foust committed suicide by carbolic acid in Nottingham Wells county. James J. Ruggles died at Longcliff asylum near Whitley county. Ligonier council rejected bids for municipal lighting plant machinery and will re advertise. Burglaries occurred in two Elkhart stores in the Elks Building. John Harrison, a Black man, pleaded not guilty to a Wabash home robbery. W. C. Stephenson at Colbin City Electric Plant injured by 1 100 volt shock. A horse of John Wallace near Goshen was stolen and later found. Martin Pavelock of Laporte dies from horse accident injuries. Earl Colvin of Sullivan seeks divorce for cruelty, under age 19. Bluffton grocers adopt local cigar rule. only home made cigars sold. J C Huff grocery in Wabash robbed with nitro glycerine. $50 taken. Patsy Donovan, Goshen-born, wed Garrett native. now with Huntington baseball team. Goshen council may order marshal to shoot dogs running loose amid hydrophobia concerns. Frank Merica of Bluffton resigns after three recent accidents on interurban line. Tigers vs Star City slated for Sunday.
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Bluffton Grocers
J. C. Huff
Wabash
Patsy Donovan
Goshen
Warsaw
Garrett
Donovan
Huntington
Frank Merica
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Wynant for Assessor Nominated at RailRoad Mass Meeting
Democrats of RailRoad township nominated Owen Daly for trustee and Howard H Wynant for assessor by acclimation at a San Pierre mass convention. Henry Luken withdrew from trustee race after fearing cross party votes. Committee named 28 delegates and 25 alternates to the county convention with listed names.
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RailRoad Township
Mass
San Pierre
Owen Daly
Howard H. Wynant
Henry Luken
Rail Road Township
RailRhoad
RailRoad
Tigers Hold Tough But Akron Wins In Close Game
Akron defeats Tigers 8 to 4 after a hard fought affair Sunday. Tigers led until the ninth when Akron rallied, aided by heat affecting Herm Madsen. Had Jack Trinosky relieved earlier, outcome might differ though Tigers showed strength for amateur baseball in the state.
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Tiger
Akron
Tigers
Akron Fellows
Jack Trinosky
Herm Madsen
Madsen
Akronites
Indiana fruit crop outlook from horticultural society bulletin
The Indiana Horticultural Society reports peaches and small fruits show strong yields while apples pears plums and cherries will be light. Peaches 80 percent of normal, small fruits 95 percent. Apple yields vary by locality with some Ben Davis failures and lighter/graver crops for Grimes Rome Beauty Janet, while cherries mainly English Morello and Montmorency will be light. Sprayed orchards may gain 25 to 50 percent in apple set. leaf curl in peaches is widespread.
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The
Indiana Horticultural Society
Ben Davis
Grimes
Rome Beauty
Janet
Morelo
Montmorency
Rev Johnson Attends Part of Republican National Convention
The minister spent several days in Chicago last week and viewed portions of the Republican national convention proceedings.
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Johnson
Chicago
Local Residents Attend Ep orth League Convention Delegates
Mrs Armedia Gunyan of Montpelier Ohio visits her brother Olen and cousin J T Lambright. Claude Collins George Nelson Charlotte Arnold and Edna Seagraves attended a Michigan City convention of the Ep orth League society as delegates on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Armedia Gunyan
Montpelier, Ohio
Olen
J. T. Lambright
Claude Collins
Geo. Nelson
Charlotte Arnold
Edna Seagraves
Michigan City
Eporth League Society
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Barge
Louisa Jane Barge
Erch Jane Herrod
New Order
Jas. Tomlinson
E. L. Butts
Milton Baily
Knox
Jack Flagg
P. H. McCormick
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Northern
Indiana
Peru Electric Manufacturing Company
John Grant
Laporte
Valparaiso University
Frank Foust
Nottingham
Wells County
James J. Ruggles
Whitley County
Longcliff Asylum
Ligonier City
Elks
Elkhart
John Harrison
W. C. Stephenson
Colbin City
John Wallace
Martin Pavelock
Earl Colvin
Sullivan
Ind
Colvin
Star City
Sundey
Wynant
Jno. Payne
Jas. Spika
Joe Potlock
M. D. Falvey
D. J. Moran
Adam Smith
Pat Welsh
Geo. Baird
Henry Priem
Herman Luken
Jas. Sullivan
Leon Hall
John Stinson
Paul Premig
Jas. Hall
M. Tetzloff
M. Timm
John Burns
Adolph Hankey
R. D. Fuller
J. L. Crawford Herman Badenhopp
Frank Kitzmarek
O. Daly
Jos. Rozhon
John Krivanik
John Smirt
Fred Hankey
John Steffel
Wm. Hankey, Sr
Aug. Krum
John Ledka
Chas. Kruger A. Kindermann
Henry Walter
Wm. Weninger
Fred Grubman
H. A Hine H. H. Wynant
Jos
Dusek Jno
Wolfe Ed
Long Chas
Hansen Frank Vindel
Fred Scholz
John Hankey
Mat Kays
Gust Lippelt
United States
Emory Beetham
Wheatfield
J. M. Kriss
Winamac Lumberman
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