Warsaw Prosecuting Attorney H W Graham Dies at 76
Lifeless body of Henry Graham aged 76, serving his fourth term as prosecuting attorney, found in bed at his Warsaw home early Tuesday. Death due to angina pectoris. Civil War veteran survived by four children, five brothers, five sisters. Funeral Thursday at Methodist church Warsaw, interment Oakwood cemetery beside his wife who died in July.
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Henry Graham
Kosciusko
Warsaw
Graham
Oakwood
No Services Today Thanksgiving Reflections Dwindling
The note from Silver Lake laments no religious services today on Thanksgiving as the town grows busier. It notes people are too occupied to pause and give thanks for surviving another year.
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Silver Lake
Railroad crossing accidents rise across four months
The report notes 4411 accidents at railroad crossings in four months, up over three percent, while automobile incidents grew 21 percent. The warning to motorists stresses a continued "careful crossing" campaign.
Fined for Hunting Without License in War Saw Court
E B Minear of Claypool and Wilbur Jenkins of Mentone were fined 18.50 including costs in justice court in War Saw for hunting without a license on a recent Saturday.
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Claypool
Wilbur. Jenkins
Mentone
Justice Court
Warsaw
Merchants in Montpelier Agree to Use Newspaper Advertising
Merchants of Montpelier sign an agreement to rely exclusively on the newspaper for advertising and to abandon all other advertising forms. The pact elevates print media as the sole promotional channel for local commerce.
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Montpelier
Amos Homan to Move and Sell Farm Stock
Amos Homan plans a sale next Thursday and will quit farming. He will move into a house on his father's farm northwest of here and may work in Olapyool in a machine shop or basket factory.
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Amos Homan
Olapyool
Thanksgiving Proclamation Reflects Shifting Observance
The Proclamation urges Thanksgiving as a worshipful act of gratitude, noting a decline in religious observance since the past. It contrasts today’s materialism with earlier devotion, urging honesty with ourselves and the Creator to show greater gratitude on Thanksgiving.
Votter Becomes Lake Township Trustee After Warsaw Bond
M. D. Votter, recently elected Lake Township Trustee, filed his official bond in Warsaw yesterday as part of the transition. He is set to assume office on January 1.
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M. D. Votter
Warsaw
Lake Township
California trip brings Roy Rowland to Argos for a visit
Mrs. David Rowland of Argos and her son Roy Rowland of California stopped in town last Saturday to visit relatives and old friends. Roy, who had been to New York on business, noted his family is well in the Golden Gate state and has gained substantial weight since leaving Argos.
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David Rowland
Argos
Roy Rowland
California
New York
Indiana
Rowland
Roy
Golden Gate State
Anonymous Threat Letter Targets Monroe Township Trustee
Elmer Circle, winner by nine votes in Monroe township on the republican ticket, received an anonymous note signed M.B. threatening to harm him and his family if he does not concede the election to Loyal Dames. The pale handwriting and misspellings suggested an effort to disguise authorship, with federal authorities investigated.
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Elmer Circle
Monroe Township
Dames
Injury to Claypool Boy After School Crossing Incident
Wayne Garman a 10 year old from Claypool was slightly injured when an automobile struck him as he crossed the road after leaving school. His father Eli Garman witnessed the event from the opposite side and called him to cross. The car was driven by Garston, a Claypool High School student.
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Eli Garman
Claypool
Graham
Garston
Claypool Highech
Senator Leonard Signs In As Indiana Legislature Opens
Senator C Leroy Leonard transacted business in Indianapolis and state officials prepared for the January opening of the legislature. New bills are arriving in the state house by the dozens and a busy session timetable is expected as committees begin their work.
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C. Leroy Leonard
Indianapolis
State House
Mentone Man Dies in Vea By and His Sister
A Mentone man is reported dead in a mysterious incident described as a feud with his sister. Police are investigating the circumstances and awaiting autopsy results to determine cause of death.
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Mentone
Man
Hunting Trip Guests Staying With George Ayers Family
Billie Steiman and Bennie Angel of Elwood are guests at the George Ayers home east of town. Steiman is a cousin of Mrs Ayers.
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Billie Steiman
Bennie Angel
Elwood
George Ayers
Mr. Steiman
Mrs.Ayers
Winter Storm Grips Town Headlines Local Moorland
Last Friday afternoon a sharp winter storm swept through the area. Strong winds and heavy snow covered the ground for several hours, leaving the town blanketed in white. Residents reported downed branches and slick roads as authorities urged caution.
Elkhart Visitor Reports Fort Wayne Relative Improving
Mr Jones of Elkhart spent a few hours in town on Tuesday visiting with his people. He said his father in law Elvin Jones of Mentone is in Fort Wayne hospital for several weeks and is getting along very nicely.
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Union Oldfather
Elkhart
Elvin Jones
Mentone
Fort Wayne
Revival services begin at Center U B Church
Revival services began at the Center U B Church north of town last Sunday evening. Attendance has been fairly good and interest is growing as the series continues tonight.
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U.B
Business Visitor Plans Music Study at Manchester College
James Timberman, a business visitor in North Manchester on Tuesday, completed arrangements to enter Manchester College next Tuesday. He will study music alongside other subjects.
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James Timberman
Manchester
Public sale by Amos Homan near town
Amos Homan of five and a half miles west of here will hold a public sale on Thursday December 7. The sale begins at 12 o clock and will include horses mules cattle hogs farming implements and related farm items.
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Amos Homan
Here
Pblic
Former Resident Shireman Stops Enroute to New York
A. F. Shireman, long known in the area, spent a brief Sunday afternoon visiting friends before continuing to Warsaw to see his sister Mrs. Joe Walburn. He plans to travel to New York and Boston for extended stays, having accumulated substantial wealth and a comfortable forward position.
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Warsaw
Joe. Walburn
New York
Boston
Shireman
Heswell
Mrs Reuben Scoles Dies After Illness In Wayne Indiana
Mrs Reuben Scoles long time Kosciusko county resident died at her Wayne home after an illness of six weeks She was over 600 years of age a typographical error In her eighties She leaves her husband three children two sisters and seven brothers Funeral services were held at the Claypool Methodist church and burial was in Graceland cemetery Claypool
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Reuben
Baker
Fort Wayne
Elkhart
Elmer Elder
Los Angeles
Calif
Claypool Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
Claypool
Lynch and Rager Return from New York Poultry Trip
Jesse Lynch and Francis Rager returned from New York where they accompanied two car loads of poultry to the eastern market for E. Braude. It was Lynch’s first trip east while Rager regards the city as home after many previous journeys.
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Jesse Lynch
Francis Rager
New York
E. Braude
Mr. Lynch
Mr. Rager
May Pay Gasolene Tax Resolution Adopted
A resolution was adopted approving the collection of a May gasolene tax. The measure sets the framework for revenue to fund municipal needs and public services.
Plates Ready for Distribution in 1923
License plates for 1923 will be ready for distribution within a couple of weeks. Special representatives will oversee issuance from distributing stations in many county seats across the state as the opening day approaches.
Mail Parcels Early for Christmas Sending
A plea to mail Christmas parcels promptly as the holiday rush will crowd the post, urging senders to mail packages early to ease overworked mail clerks and ensure gifts arrive unopened until Christmas.
Stock Show at Chicago The International
Live coverage from Chicago highlights the International stock show events with cattle judging and exhibition sections featuring top breeders and national entrants. Analysts note impressive pedigrees and rising prices as buyers scout premier livestock.
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Lyman. Abbott
Circle
Dome
Wayne Garman
State Capitol
Mercury
Jones
Manchester College
A. F. Shireman
Reuben Scoles
Chigan
Chicago
Windy City
the International
Stock
Kokomo
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