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Meridian 1903 Milestone Mentioned In Recone Issue
The Recone issue notes passing the Meridian of 1903. It also mentions Coshen planning a four day fall festival for farmers and merchants in late September and reports various local items including a South Bend man fatally shooting his wife and himself last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshen
South Bend
Armour Institute fires up four year fire protective engineering program
The Armour Institute of Chicago has begun a four year course in fire protective engineering and will award the bachelor of science degree upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Institute
Chicago
Winona Assembly Opens Monday With Noted Program
Winona Assembly will open on Monday July 6 featuring a highlighted program in the ongoing series. The event showcases community interest and draws local participation in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Tio
Cattle in a Farm Rope Hoist Accident Destroys Beast and Wounds Man
G. 3. Pontius reports cattle decline with a cow badly injured by a failed rope hoist plan. Sherm Wallick tied the rope to a tree to hoist the cow, but the rope broke and the cow fell. The horse bolted, hit Wallick near a barbed wire fence, injuring him. John Shultz bought the cow hide next morning. Dr. E. E. Haworth visited Warsaw earlier. Flo Linnhen returned from Barket. Relatives from Akron visiting Mrs. Ren Snoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontius
Sherm Wallick
Wallick
Shermin
John Shultz
Walnut Creek festival drew many Claypool youth
The article notes a large turnout of Claypool youngsters at the Walnut Creek United Brethren festival with many local families visiting. It highlights Miss Mazie Fike and Edith Bloom, plus other residents attending events, performances, and church activities, and mentions several local observations and upcoming community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool
Walnut Creek
Death of Grandma Baum Passes After Long Illness
Grandma Baum, aged mother of John Baum, died after a long illness at eighty years. Funeral services were held Friday at her home, with interment in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. Tilman of Silver Lake led the service as friends extend heartfelt sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Fike
Edith Bloom
South
Whitley
Ottie Wilson
Silver Lake
Henry Scoles
Elkhart
Ohio
Selah Caldwel
Edith Yeoman
Caldwel
Cyrus Hill
Knox
Western Bros
Charley Shoemaker
Charley
Packerton
Straus Bros
Ligonier
John Adams
Fort Wayne
John
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Earl Leslie
Foss
Wade Whittenberger
Wade
Earl Valentine
Mt. Pleasant
Atwood Elder
M. E. Church
J. W. Tilman
Grandma Baum
John Baum
Mount Pleasant
Rev. Tilman
Party Given by Miss Mable Hill Draws Local Young Guests
Miss Mable Hill daughter of Fred Hill entertained a large group of young friends on Thursday evening. Guests came from Silver Lake Claypool and Yellow Lake. After a bountiful repast of seasonal dainties the crowd dispersed praising the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Hill
Fred Hill
Silver Lake
Claypool
Yellow Lake
New L. O. T. M. Members Tonight
Tonight the Ladies of the Mystic Order will welcome Edna Black Winnie Worley Grace Wilson Erba Shipley Treby Wilson into the group in this community ceremony. The hopeful initiates are wished success and safe passage as they begin their new duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the L.O.T.M
Edna Black
Winnie Worley
Grace Wilson
Erba Shipley
Treby Wilson
Harvest In Wheat Fields Shows Uncertain Yields
The report notes a widespread harvest in the region with promising plant appearance earlier. Current yields fall short as heads are not as well filled as expected, signaling weaker than anticipated production.
Town Improves Streets With Grading Gravel Crossings
The town spends heavily this summer on street work including grading gravel crossings and sewers. The investments enhance the town’s appearance and sanitary conditions.
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Sam
Geo. Yellett
Towson
Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Ind
North Manchester
F. A. Cotton
Worley
Wilson B. Larber
Mr. Worley
Corporal Tanner
E. E. Haworth
Warsaw
Flo Linn
Barket
Akron
Ren Snoke
George Minear
Jennie Baum
Lewis Determan
O. BR. Scott
John Fisher
Packertown
Eva Pontius
Erica Shipley
Reeds
Lodge
Merl Downing
W. 8
Leiter
G. A. Brosh
Grandma Worley
Lula
Erica Hinkson
Jessie Banks
EF. M. Shipley
David Vanator
Fostoria
M. W. Arnold
P. W. Snoke
Marion
Jake Shultz
Bob Haney
Huntington
Eli Keplinger
Blain Warrens
S. B. Whittenberger
Chester
Tibbitts
Chet
Floyd Nearpase
Elmer Manson
Township
Don B. Evans
Hhis
U. B
Will Landis
Warrick
John Olinger
Jacob Shoemaker
Bassie
Will Kern
Samuel Snyder
Edna
George
George Shipley
Wilson
George Graff
Bukett
Ben Snake
F. M
Cora Deaton
Fc. Wayne
Snd Packertown
Manchester
Jennie Norton
Eddie
James A. Wolf
Indiana
Argos
Pretty. Jardinieres
Colbert
T. J
New L. O. T. M
Wheeler & Wilson
F. M. Downing
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