Heavy Frost Damages North Indiana Crops
A severe Sunday frost devastated corn and vegetables across Kosciusko and neighboring counties, with losses running into thousands of dollars. County Agent Zechiel advised farmers to replant with fast-mowering crops like soybeans and millet, slow planting to protect new ears, and to obtain seed corn and millet to cover shortages.
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Kosciusko County
Indiana
Michigan
Great Lakes
Zchiel
Zechiel
Swihbart Family Reunion Planned for June 30
The Swihbart family reunion will be held at Mrs Florance Swihart’s home in this place on next Sunday June 30. About thirty or forty family members are expected to attend.
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Swihbart
Florance Swihart
Has New Threshing Outfit Arrived At Station
A new threshing outfit including a separator and oil burner engine was unloaded at the station on Tuesday. Clarence Swihart purchased the outfit and will operate it this season as it is of a good make and expected to perform well.
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Clarence Swihart
May Change Draft Age Seeks Broadened Conscription
A government plan backed by the congressional military committee and army officials proposes drafting ages from 18 to 45 or 49. The change would add 8 to 10 million potential draftees, most placed in deferred classes, aligning with France and allies treaty goals.
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The
National Congress
Army
Congress
France
Boys Head to Camp Sherman Near Chillicothe Ohio
Monday morning crowds gathered at the Warsaw station to see selected Elkhart county youths depart for Camp Sherman near Chillicothe. More than fifty local boys rode the train. twenty four others joined the group. Named alumni include Paul R. Day, Lester Bloom, Grover Arnold, and Ralph R. Paul.
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Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
France
Elkhart County
Warsaw
Circus Train Wreck Near Gary Claims Many Lives
The Wallace-Hagenbeck circus train wrecked near Gary in the early hours last Saturday, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries. An extended account appears on page three.
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Gary
Short Lived Foods Urge Home Grown Produce Use
The notice urges using locally grown, short lived foods now to free concentrates and staples for export. It emphasizes late plantings and continuing seed sowing into the ground. Grow home vegetables until frost arrives.
Death of Mrs Emma Lowman at Local Home
Mrs Emma Lowman passed away at her home after a paralysis attack that began last Wednesday evening. She was a longtime resident, daughter of the late Rev Samuel Wells, and survived by husband Clayton and eight children along with siblings and many relatives. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM in the U B Church, with Rev Noah McCoy officiating, and burial in Lakeview cemetery.
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Clayton Lowman
Birthday Surprise At North Manchester Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Myers attended a birthday surprise at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L G Matson near North Manchester on Tuesday evening honoring Mrs Matson's birthday anniversary.
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Ernest Myers
L.G. Matson
Manchester
Mrs. Matson
Birthday Party at Tucker Home for Miss Mary Tucker
A party was given at the Tucker home southeast of town Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Tucker turning ten. Attending were Ruth Hamman Helen Martindale Mable Sprigg Mildred Shutt Opal Hamman Leana Summe Hilda Mildred Tracy Lois Billy Rager Wretha Dorotha Young and others.
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Mary Tucker
Ruth Hamman
Helen Martindale
Mable Sprigg
Mildred Shutt
Opal Hamman
Leana Summe
Hilda
Mildred Tracy
Lois
Billy Rager
Wretha _Dorotha Young
Franklin Platt Dies After Illness. Funeral Held
Franklin Platt died at his home Thursday afternoon after a prolonged illness. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at Log Bethel. He had been gravely ill for several days with complications from a poison infection and endured delirium before death.
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Franklin Platt
Franklin
Obituary of Franklin Platt Son of Benjamin and Jeneva Platt
Franklin Platt born March 1 1905 died June 20 1918 aged 13 years 3 months 3 days. Son of Benjamin F Platt and Jeneva Platt his mother died January 5 1907. He was bright energetic and honest with many friends. His short life left a cheerful influence on those who knew him.
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Jeneva Platt
Franklin
Funeral at Log Bethel Church Attended by Large Concourse
Funeral held Saturday at Log Bethel church southwest of town with a large body of friends and relatives in attendance. Interment followed in the nearby cemetery. Services conducted by Rev. Fryberger.
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Log Bethel Church
Fryberger
Young Leo Leonard Looks Toward Uncle Sam Service
Leo Leonard stays with his mother Mrs Winona Leonard and grandmother Mrs Mary Meek at home over Saturday night and expresses satisfaction at serving in the U S armed forces for Uncle Sam.
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Leo Leonard
Winona Leonard
Mary Meek
Sam
Park Visit By Akron Women Features Picnic
Misses Lillian Godwid Dollie Caywood Annabelle Penry and Fortorace and Alice Howard chaperoned by Mrs. W. W. Stauffer of Akron spent Monday at the lake. They enjoyed the day with a picnic dinner as the main feature of their outing.
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Lillian Godwid
Dollie Caywood
Annabelle Penry
Ftorrace
Alice Howard
W. W. Stauffer
Akron
Warsaw Woman, Mrs J J Babcock, Dies at Home
Mrs Josephine Babcock wife of J J Babcock died at her Warsaw residence at 11 30 last Friday after a lengthy illness from high blood pressure. She was born March 5 1850 in Philadelphia and later married William W Walls in 1872 and James J Babcock in 1912. Funeral service was held at the home and interment was in Champaign on Monday. she left five children two of whom survived.
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Philadelphia
William W. Walls
James J.babcock
Warsaw
California
Champaign
Ice Cream Social Planned at Center Next Saturday
An ice cream social is scheduled at Center next Saturday evening June 29. Everyone is invited to attend.
Two locals to train at Fort Harrison before overseas service
Leo Leonard and Tony Underhill of this place are in training at Fort Harrison near Indianapolis. They will depart in a week to ten days for further training in the east before going overseas.
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Leo Leonard
Tony Underhill
Fort Harrison
Indianapolis
Granddaughter Gwendolene Gaskill Accepts Government Post
A. J. Scott reports his granddaughter Miss Gwendolene Gaskill of Warsaw went to Washington a week or ten days ago and accepted a position with the government.
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A. J. Scott
Town
Gwendolene Gaskill
Warsaw
Washington
Mrs Babcock Quite Sick in Citronelle Letter
A letter from J. C. Babcock of Citronelle Alabama reports that Mrs. Babcock has been quite sick for the past couple of weeks.
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Babcock
J. C. Babcock
Citronelle
Alabama
Regiments of Militia to Gather at Culver
The three Indiana militia regiments will assemble at Culver this summer for a week long maneuver camp. This first camp inaugurates the new military organization replacing the Indiana National Guard with about 3000 personnel receiving instruction at Culver.
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Culver
Indiana
Indiana National Guard
Home for Summer Vacation Brings Teachers from South Bend
The Misses Mabel and Beulah Martindale return home from South Bend where they spent the winter employed as instructors in schools of that city.
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Mabel
Beulah Martindale
South Bend
School Closes as Carl Wood Family Return Home
Carl Wood and his wife depart Casey Illinois after teaching school there with the A. J. Hill and Albert Wood households visiting prior to leaving.
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Carl Wood
Casey
Illinois
Wiaded
A. J. Hill
Albert Wood
Letter from Summe of Whittier to Ascorp subscription
John G. Summe of Whittier California reports they are well and enjoying fine weather. He encloses a remittance to advance his subscription to 1920.
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John G. Summe
Whittier
California
Borrowed Car Slams Skids Injuring Driver Near Packerton
Carl Hansen of east of Packerton and a Deffenbaugh boy were speeding when the borrowed car skidded near Packerton last Sunday. Hansen suffered broken ribs and cuts while the other occupant had minor bruises. Initial fears of fatal injuries eased by latest reports.
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Erton
Hansen
Family Rebuilds After Sunday Fire Destroys Hanes Property
Samuel Reed and family evacuated their home on the Hanes property in the town's south section after a Sunday morning blaze reduced the house to ashes. By Sunday afternoon they moved their household effects to the Burt property near the U B Church to begin anew.
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Samuel Reed
Hanes
Burt
U. B. Church
Slowly Improving Miss Vera Gresso Visits Home
Miss Vera Gresso of North Manchester is visiting the Esta Gresso home for a few days while recovering from illness. She is slowly improving and at risk of typhoid fever during the sickness.
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Vera Gresso
Manchester
Esta Gresso
Vacationing Methenys Help Harvest in Indiana
Mr and Mrs F Metheny from Indianapolis visited for a several week stay assisting relatives and friends with crop gathering during harvest season in the capitol city region.
Here From Pennsylvania George Case and wife
Pittsburgh residents George Case and his wife spent a Sunday at local events, visiting during their stay in the area.
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George Case and Wife
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Jook
Fire Destroys Hanes Property As Reed Family Escapes
Sunday morning a fire at the Hanes house in the south part of town destroyed the building. The Reed family, away visiting, had saved their belongings but could not stop the blaze due to dry timbers and limited water. No insurance was carried on the home.
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Hanes
Samuel Reed
Is Now in Camp Rusell Shoemaker Leaves Chicago for Camp
Shoemaker left Chicago on Monday for a training camp and had registered over four years ago in California to enter. Mrs Shoemaker will likely stay with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Hill southwest of town.
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Rusell Shoemaker
Chicago
California
Local Physician Receives Commission as Medical Reserve Captain
Dr. W. C. Landis was notified last week that he has been commissioned captain in the medical reserve corps. A well known local figure, he is expected to be called into service for the United States.
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W. C. Landis
Medical Reserve Corps
Will
U. S
Wheat Harvest Progress Across Ernest This Week
Wheat is being harvested with shocks rising in the past week. Binders moved last Saturday in several areas and are now active in Ernest as harvest work continues.
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Ernest
Return of Utah and Kansas visitors to their homes
Mrs. Laura Lloyd of Pierce Utah and Mrs. A O Justice of Osage City Kansas returned to their homes last week after a month with their mother Mrs. William Perry and husband.
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Laura Lloyd
Pierce
Utah
A. O. Justice
Osage City
Kansas
William Perry
Doctor Stout Returns to Fort Riley After Ten Days
Dr Walter Stout left town Tuesday morning for Fort Riley Kansas after a ten day visit with his mother Mrs Mary Stout and other relatives and friends. He has been stationed at Fort Riley for several months and holds the rank of captain in the medical relief corps at the base hospital.
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Walter Stout
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Mary Stout
Stout
St. Riley
Medical Relief Corps
Evangelistic Meetings Set to Open at Winona Lake
Dr Henry Ostrom will start a series of evangelistic meetings in the auditorium at Winona Lake next Sunday June 30. The meetings will run for two weeks and are expected to draw thousands of attendees.
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Henry Ostrom
Winona Lake
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Ralph R. Paul
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J.J. Babcock
Josephine Babcock
J. Babcock
Coast
Carl Hansen
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