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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
1
Will and real estate divided in Warren estate case
Probate admits James Warren's will with widow receiving 90 acres and $500. upon her death the land goes to sons William W and James M Warren, with grandsons receiving $600 each and the remaining funds shared among heirs. Court also covers multiple small criminal and property actions and a list of real estate transfers for the week ending August 3, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warren
Wm. W. Warren
Jas. M. Warren
Jas. M.warren
William W. Eller
Samuel
Biler
Thomas
Jus. W. Warren
Wm. W
Kosciusko Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Masonic Block
Melvin H Summy
Elmer E Hickman
Kists & Wood
Warsaw
Milo M Jones
Robert Jones
Goa
Frances Fruit
Levi
Mary M Snell
Samuel Snell
Alto Reuben
Catharine Frantz
Poultry Association Forms in Koseiuaku County
The Koseiuaku County Poultry and Pet Stock association met in the court room on Thursday August 11 to organize permanently. It aims to boost local poultry business with future exhibits and invites interested individuals to join. Officers elected for the first year include Nat J. Kine president John L. Trish vice president S B Mora recording secretary I Young corresponding secretary H C Smith treasurer T C Todd judge and an executive committee of Perry Smith T C Todd S B Mora H C Smith and John L. Trish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koseiuaku County Poultry and Pet Stovk Association
Nime
AML
John L. Trish
Warsaw
S. BR. Miora
Silver Lake
I. Young
H. C. Smith
Burker
T. C.todd
Perry Smith
T. C. Todd
S. B. Wlora
H.C. Smith
Entertainments At Winona Draw Big Crowds Last Week
The Winona program drew large crowds with Dr. Talmage lectures on Big Blunders and Is the World better or worse. Old Settler's Day brought many visitors despite poor weather. Prof. Nesbitt showed Through Bonnie Scotland with wheel and camera. An Indianapolis News fund supported a camp for underprivileged children with activities and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Talmage
Striday
Indianapolis
Schb Junder
Indianapolis News
Week of entertainments in Winona features lectures and concerts
A busy program in Winona offers talks by Arthur Fallows Rev Sam Jones and Rev Sam Jones on topics from Russia to the dangers of rum. Daily devotional meetings follow morning lectures and end with a variety of concerts and open nights including performances by the Winona Orchestra Imperial Wand Bell Ringers and a spelling match aimed at engaging the town's patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. MacArthur
Russia
C. E
Winona
Arthur Fallows
Isabel Garghil Beecher
Sam Jones
George Fr. Hall
Imperial Wand
Luci
Detectives Form County Association to Unify Work
County detectives from all 11 local associations met at the court house to organize a county body. The group aims to unify efforts, strengthen anti theft work, and meet semi annually. Officers named include H. D. Anglin President J. P. Robinson Vice President Elmer J. Kinsey Secretary Treasurer. Next meeting set for September 7 in the court room. Nappanee hopes for a new railroad with the Three line from Knox to Toledo improving freight and shipping for local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
D. Anglin
Warsaw
J. P.robinson
Akron
Elmer J. Kinsey
Claypool
Nappanee
Iowa
Knox
Toledo
Panee
Old Settlers Meet Brings Pioneers Back to Monroe Grove
A large crowd gathered at Joel Phillips' grove in Monroe township last Thursday for an old settlers meeting filled with reminiscences, feasting, and music. Local figures L Royse and E L W Royse delivered pioneer life talks, followed by James Houghto and others. attendees shared baskets of food and social chatter, making the day memorable for old and young alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips’ Grove
Monroe Township
Old Settlers
Joel Phillips’ Grove
The
Grove
L. Royse
Mr. Wilkinson
Pierceton
Congress L. Brick
South Bend
E L. W. Royse
L. W. Rouse
Brick
Kemprs
James Houghto
North Man
Winona road change approved with lake access preserved
The commissioners court viewers favor vacating and relocating Winona road with a provision granting the public continued access to Eagle Lake at the west end of the proposed road. The public’s use rights remain intact, easing objections about lake privileges. A mid-summer dairy inspect is planned at Plymouth August 13 and 14 with speakers from Indianapolis Auburn DeKalb and Purdue University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Winona Road
Eagle Lake
Winona Lake
Tu Union
Winona
Plymouth
Indiana Agricultural Experiment Station
H. J. J. W Billingsley
Indianapolis
Cal Uusselman
Auburn
Fran. B. Gurler
DeKalb. 1
C. 5S. Plum
MW. E. van Norman
Purdue University
Marshall
W. ©. Latta
la Fayette
Indiana
Vagrant Issue Strains Nappanee Police Amid Piping Peace
Nappanee and Lake Shore towns curb tramp influx as officials report towns absorbed many vagrants. Despite Elkhart mandate to move on, police struggle to keep the town from being overwhelmed or "stolen" by roving vagrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Nappanee News
Old Home Week Celebrations Across New Hampshire
The old home week tradition gathers reunions for families neighbors and former residents. Readers recall kinship in towns with relic exhibits at notable homes of General Stark and Dix and sites connected to Washington. Indiana writer urges pride in local pioneers and yearns to strengthen Hoosier heritage through similar gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union
New Hampshire
General Stark
General Dix
Washington
Kosciusko County
Indiana
New ‘Hampshire
Old Hoosier
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