Detroit Death of Charles R. E. Jameson
J E Rowland received word that Charles R. E. Jameson died in Detroit Michigan after two years of ill health. He leaves a wife a son Verling a brother William Jameson of Claypool four sisters Mrs Vangilder of South Bend Rosie Howe of Chicago Susie Jameson and Emma Kinsey of Claypool and other relatives. The family resided near Claypool then Warsaw before moving to Detroit about six years ago. The body returned to Rowland’s home and the funeral is set for Friday at two o’clock with burial at Center Cemetery.
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J. E. Rowland
Charles RE. Jameson
Detroit
Mich
Jameson
Verling
William Jameson
Claypool
Elizabeth Vangilder
South Bend
Rosie Howe
Chicago
Susie Jameson
Emma Kinsey
Here
Warsaw
Brother From Indianapolis Returns From Oregon Visit
Colfax Murphy was here last Friday and Saturday visiting with his brother Myron Murphy and family west of town. He resides in Indianapolis but had recently returned from Oregon where he had been for about a year and a half in the interest of an Indianapolis company.
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Colfax Murphy
Myron Murphy
Indianapolis
Oregon
Mentone Businessman Dies Suddenly at 63
Mentone resident B. Y. Baker aged 63 collapsed and died Monday evening at his Mentone bakery and restaurant while waiting on a customer. He had been in Waurtsaw on business earlier and died of heart trouble after a day in good health. Survived by his wife four daughters and two sons.
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B. Y. Baker
Mentone
Waurtsaw
Wells called to pastor in Columbia City
Large crowd attended the O. B. Wells sale near Lown Tuesday afternoon with all items selling well. Rev. Wells and wife departed Thursday for Columbia City where he will serve as pastor of the U B Church for a year. Residents praise their church work and citizenship.
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O. B. Wells
Lown
War on wasting goods on sidetracks in Indianapolis
Indiana officials target food wholesalers for letting perishable carloads spoil on railroad sidetracks. One day 175 carloads arrived. 35 cars stood six to twelve days, becoming unfit for use. Deterioration pegged at 33 000 daily as authorities press wholesalers to release cars to boost city markets.
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Indianapolis
Man Builds Cash Carrier System in Warsaw Store
Charles Rhodes, an employee in Warsaw, recently spent several days installing a cash carrier system at the Gresso store.
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Charles Rhodes
Warsaw
Gresso
Governor Cox Draws Large Crowd in Local Address
Local residents gathered yesterday afternoon to hear Governor Cox speak as the Democratic presidential candidate. An exceedingly large crowd reportedly filled the area to listen to the address in a notable show of support.
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Wabash
Cox
Community Institute draws large local turnout at M. EB. Church
A sizable group from the locality attended Sundays session of the Community Institute held at the M. EB. Church. An excellent program was arranged and attendees felt well repaid for their presence.
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Aip
Claypool
Community Institute
M. EB
Mrs Devon Getty Undergoes Operation in Indianapolis
Word arrived Wednesday that Mrs. Devon Getty was taken to an Indianapolis hospital and underwent an operation at 10 30 in the forenoon. Mrs Albert Dillman traveled to Indianapolis today to be with her daughter.
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Devon Getty
Indianapolis
Albert Dillman
Miss Cloe Haney Returns Home From Chicago
Miss Cloe Haney came back to her home Monday afternoon after a week in Chicago. She is undecided about returning to the city or staying here.
Visiting in Michigan Mrs Reason Rickel and Son Jonas
Mrs Reason Rickel and her son Jonas left Monday for Glennie Michigan for a visit of a week or ten days with the Samuel Rickel fatally.
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Reason Rickel
Jonas
Here
Glennie
Michigan
Samuel Rickel
Addition 10 Park Sale Of About Two Dozen Lots
A real estate listing notes an Addition 10 Park sale featuring about twenty four lots in a convenient location. Prospects are invited to inspect available parcels and terms.
Coy Flats Platted As Park Addition Near Myrtle Glen
Ira Coy surveyed and platted twenty four lots just east of Myrtle Glen Park calling the new addition Coy Flats He plans to gravel streets and alleys this winter and next spring presenting a neat building site and park like appearance for buyers at moderate prices.
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Ira Coy
Myrtle-Glen Park
Michigan visitors charm Lanily on East Main Street
Here From Michigan Chales Gulmer and family of Lan 1y have bee there the past week visiting at the Alex Netzen home on East Main Street.
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Chales Gulmer
Alex Netzen
East Main Street
Locals Lose Season Opener at Sidney
Silver Lake high school basketball team travelled to Sidney last Friday for a season opener. The game was cautious and slow with neither side fast, and Sidney won 14 to 4.
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Silver Lake High School
Sidney
Jacob Gulmer Civil War Veteran Dies at Marion Soldiers Home
Jacob Gulmer an aged Civil War veteran who frequented the area died yesterday at the Marion soldiers home where he had been staying. No details of death or funeral were received. burial is expected at the home. He was uncle to Mrs. Alex Netzen of East Main Street and had visited recently.
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Jacob Gulmer
Marion Soldiers Home
Gulmer
Alex. Netzen
East Main Street
Rings Stolen From North Manchester Man in Late Week Hold-Up
Manchester man John Lavey Jr. reported a Thursday evening robbery in which two men relieved him of two valuable rings. At first the incident seemed a joke, but he later took the loss seriously and notified authorities.
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John Lavey, Jr
North Manchester
Whittenberger Sale Draws Large Local Attendance
Sale largely attended with many from this place and community up to Claypool last Saturday. Practically all articles sold and brought a fair price. Mr Whittenberger consistently delivers as promised and draws a steady crowd of buyers.
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Claypool
Whittenberger
Pleasant gathering at Alex Netzen home last Sunday
A pleasant time was enjoyed at the Alex Netzen residence last Sunday. Attendees included Chas Gulmer with family, Chas Netzen with family, Riley Parker with family, and Andy Taylor with family.
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Alex Netzen
Chas. Gulmer
Chas. Netzen
Riley Parker
Andy Taylor
Mazda Class Dinner and Lunch on Election Day
Members of the Mazda Class of the M. E. Sunday School will serve dinner and lunch in the Pearson Room on Election day.
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Mazda
M. E
Pearson
Farm Tragedy claims young worker near Wa bash
Simon Eaves age 21 was killed last Thursday on a farm north of Wa bash when he fell from a tractor during plowing and a rear wheel rolled over him and ground him as the tractor continued in gear.
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Simon Eaves
Wabash
Roann Booster Days Draw Large Roann Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Roann last week for Booster Days with many attractions. Local stores kept open house for friends as part of the annual fall festival tradition enjoyed by residents.
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Roana
Roann
Halloween Celebration Rumors Stir in Town
A local note hints at a Halloween masquerade possibly held by a group on either Saturday or Monday night, the eve of the election, with no official plans announced as yet.
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Hallowe’en
Lecture by Rev Hunter on overseas WWI experiences
On Wednesday evening next week Rev Hunter of the Ohio M E Conference will speak at the M E church about his overseas World War I experiences. All are invited to attend with no admission charge and a freewill offering.
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Rev
Hunter
Ohio M. HE. Conference
M. EB. Church
Better Schools Campaign in Kosciusko County Indiana
A state campaign for better schools will run in Kosciusko and all Indiana counties. State Superintendent L. N. Hines met officials in Warfaw to organize a ten day program starting November 7. Speakers will explain Indiana’s rank of seventeenth and promote high educational standards at each schoolhouse.
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Indiana
Kosciusko County
L. N. Hines
Warfawe
United States
Miss Mabel Groninger Suffers Typhoid Fever
Miss Mabel Groninger daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Groninger of west of Warsaw is confined to her home with typhoid fever. She has been quite sick but at latest report was slowly improving.
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Mabel Groninger
Thomas Groninger
Warsaw
Rev Lee Hill Reappointed Minister at Akron Church
At a Church of God conference, Rev Lee Hill from southwest of town was returned for another year as Akron church minister. He is described as a very able minister and a large crowd attends Sunday evening services.
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Church of God
Lee Hill
Town
Akron
Mrs Catharine Irvin Visiting After Soldiers Home Return
Mrs. Catharine Irvin arrived last Saturday from the Soldiers Home at Lafayette and will visit with her daughter Mrs Karl Spangle and family in the south part of town. She will also stay a few days with her son Ed Irvin and family northeast of Claypool.
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Catharine Irvin
Lafayette
Karl Spangle
Ed Irvin
Claypool
Embezzling Minister Sentenced in Michigan City
Rev Albert S Menaugh 60 of Goshen confessed to embezzling 12000 from funds he held as guardian and executor. An ordained Brethren minister and Elkhart County assessor, he was sentenced to one to five years in Michigan City prison after asking for life.
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Albert S. Menaugh
Goshen
Brethren Church
Michigan City
Menaugh
Elkhart
Denver
Ill niece ill with infantile paralysis in Verona
Mrs. Levi Holderman received notice from Verona Illinois that her sister's daughter is severely ill with infantile paralysis. Mrs. Holderman traveled to the bedside last Sunday and reports say the child is not improving.
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Levi Holderman
Ira Porter
Verona
Illinois
Democratic Meeting in Warsaw Features Fleet and Kolb
A large Democratic meeting is set for Thursday evening in Warsaw at 7 30 with Judge Edwin F Fleet of Michigan assistant secretary of commerce and Miss Mary Kolb of Fort Wayne as speakers The event promotes campaign issues from a Democratic perspective and praises both speakers for their eloquence and effectiveness.
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Warsaw
Edwin F. Fleet
Michigan
Mary Kolb
Fort Wayne
Judge Fleet
Mise Kolb
Sunday Roads and Safer Travel urged in 1910s plea
The piece notes Sunday traffic dangers from speeding drivers and careless behavior while urging safer highways, grade crossing elimination, and wider paving. It contrasts Sunday fatality myths with calls to reduce accidents and protect travelers as highway use grows daily.
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Toledo Blade
Warsaw Worker Returns After Severe Cold Illness
Ed Summe, a Warsaw employee, came home sick with a severe cold on Monday. He improved enough to return to work today.
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Ed Summe
Warsaw
MilfordWoman Seeks Divorce and 25000 Alimony
Mrs Elsie Koos of near Milford sues for divorce and requests 25000 alimony. She alleges cruelty and coercion to work in the field, that her husband refused to pay for an operation, and that he humiliated her before others.
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Elsie Koos
Milford
Aleges
Birthday surprise at Hur Helser home near town
About twenty relatives gathered Monday evening at the Hur Helser home east of town to celebrate Mrs Helser’s birthday anniversary. Mrs Hur Helser and Mrs Mary Helser had come to town earlier for trading, and guests spread a table for twenty five. They spent the evening socially before departing late. Guests included Mahlou Rhodes, George and Sherman Rhodes, Harmon and Albert Drudge and families, Mrs J We Yates, Mr and Mrs CO C Hanson and daughter Virginia, Floyd Drudge, Blanche Heiser, Iva Montel and Flossie Yates.
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Helser
Mra. Helser
Hur
Mary Helser
Mahlou Rhodes
George and
Sherman Rhodes
Rank
Harmon
Albert Drudge
J. We Yates
C0. C. Hanson
Virginia
Floyd Drudge
Blanche Heiser
Iva Montel
Flossie Yates
M E Ladies Plan Meeting for Chicago Mission Work
The ladies of the M E B church invite members to the parsonage on Thursday October 21 to prepare barrels for the Jewish Mission in Chicago. They request at least one can of fruit from each family and a covered dish for dinner at noon. Mrs Wm M Smith.
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M. EB. Church
Chicago
M. Smith
Democratic Speakers Draw Crowd in Kosciusko Town Square
A Tuesday evening gathering in the public square attracted many attendees for a political rally. Attorney Vandeveer of Milford spoke for a short time as the Democratic nominee for Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court, followed by Mrs. Breckenridge of Delphi discussing League of Nations articles, and Hon. H. M. Wilkie of Wood delivered a lengthy address.
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Vandeveer
Milford
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Breckenridge
Delphi
League of Nations
H. M. Wilkie
Lwood
Woman to Face Federal Court Hearing in Evansville
Government official arrived Friday and summoned Miss Mattie Hardin to appear in Federal court at Evansville on Saturday October 16 for the hearing of Miss Mabel Speer. Earlier reports noted a poisoned candy box mailed to Miss Hardin. a chemist and Secret Service investigations linked the sweets to Miss Speer, who posted bond via her father.
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Mattie Hardin
Evansville
Mabel Speer
Miss Hardin
Miss Speer
Hobbs
Corn Husking Near In Good Yield For Local Farmers
Corn husking season near, expectations of a strong yield. Farmers report dry corn, though leaving shocks on stalks too long may hurt quality. Many producers plan to feed hogs for the market, signaling optimism across the area.
Wedding of Miss Della Baldwin and Donald Jones at Lake Cottage
Miss Della Baldwin and Donald Jones of Wabash married last Friday morning and now reside at a lake cottage for a week long stay. Baldwin has spent most summers at the park and many acquaintances here extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Della Baldwin
Donald Jones
Wabash
Miss Baldwin
May Erect New Church at Winona Lake
Winona Federated church contemplates building a fine church at Winona Lake. Committees named to secure plans and the financial committee will be busy soliciting funds.
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Winona Federated Church
Winona Lake
Erelong
Armistice Sunday Flags to Half Mast and Memorial Day
President Wilson directs national display of the flag at half mast on public buildings and posts on Armistice Sunday November 14 and urges nationwide memorial services for World War I dead. He notes a suggestion to name Armistice Sunday to give religious services a special remembrance.
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Wilson
Re. Membrance
Thosse
America
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