Court House News Items and Real Estate Transfers
Court matters summarize commissions private real estate transfers for the past week from Kurouska Abstract and Title Guaranty. Transfers list numerous properties across Leesburg Pierceton Warsaw and Monroe with values up to 10520 dollars. Neely demands return of government cash from a prior bail case as court rules custody lawful and Neely’s theft negates rights.
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Kurouska Abstract
Litle Guaranty Company
Oppotitte
Grabner’s
U.S
Pukey Creek
Charles Walt Weather Neely
Neely
Eaach
Cuba
Yort Wayne
Grand gold medal oratorical contest held at church
Fragmentary report notes a grand prize oratorical contest organized by the W.O.F.U. at a United Brethren church. The event occurred on a Friday evening with attendance described as good, though details are incomplete.
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F. U
United Brethren Church
Miss Hayward Wins Close Local Medal Contest
Five contestants vied for the medal including Miss Less Cannon Argos Miss Peart Parks Bourbon Earnest Zechier Culver Miss Pansy Kantz Nappanee Miss Alice Mayway. Miss Hayward won with Miss Sayward a close second hampered by a severe cold. Judges were Miss Starriet D Frazer Rev E H Montgomery and F E Bowser. Music was performed by High s Darchest and Prof L L Kemp er remarks noted.
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Ance
Less Cannon
Argos
Peart Parks
Bourbon
Earnest Zechier
Culver
Pansy Kantz
Nappanee
Alice May- Way
E. H. Montgomery
F. E. Bowser
L. L. Kemper
Mother Frish
Asterisik
Exeretes
May Queen Scott and Edwin Ripple Wedding at Scott Home
The ceremony occurred at 6:30 PM on Wednesday at the bride's parents residence Mr and Mrs Charles W Scott. Rev D H Guild of the First Methodist church officiated. Only close relatives attended. Bride Miss May Queen Scott wore gray voile with lace. maid of honor lavender silk. Best man Wallace A Scott of Chicago. Guests received monogramed cake boxes. The newlyweds reside at 22 South Buffalo Street. Also noted are two additional 1920s style marriages in nearby towns with brief details of officiants and reception celebrations.
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Charles W. Scott
May Queen Scott
Edwin M. Ripple
D. H
First Methodist Church
Mattie Ripple
Wallace A. Scott
Chicago
Uom
Mrs
Ripple
South Buffalo Street
James II
Clancy
Winona Ji] Place
Southland
Scott
Lewis Ripple
Thin City
William J. Noggle
Monroe Township
Marie Dahms
Spencers
Iowa
Hiram Allery
Sidney
W. A. Tess
Columbia City
Mr. Hopkins
Progress#ive Brethren church
Charles Hudson Responds to Argus Rumor in Scranton Letter
A Scranton, Pennsylvania letter explains that Charles St. Hudson, formerly of Argus, Indiana, is alive and reports that a wife has been in weekly contact with him during his four weeks away. The missive seeks to inform many noxious friends about the truth.
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Scranton
Toself
Charles St. Hudson
Argus
Ind
Notoriety and a Gratis Bequest Mentioned in Rochester Sentinel
A fragmented note from Pennsylvania references a wife named WHI and a gratuitous notoriety for friends who provided the item. It mentions eighty dollars left for the wife and implies the funds could move her belongings to Pennsylvania, as reported by the Rochester Sentinel.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Rochester Sentinel
Thanksgiving Day Service at United Brethren Church in Warsaw
The Union service at the United Brethren church drew a full house with Winona Agricultural and Technical Institute faculty and Warsaw citizens. Rev J W Lower opened, prayers by Rev H E Montgomery, Profs DuBois read proclamations, Rev J O Rose delivered the sermon on thanksgiving to God, noting national events and calling for offerings to local charities. The sermon was well received.
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United Brethren Church
Winoni Agricultural and Technical Institute
Warsaw
J. W. Lower
HE. J. Montgomery
DuBois
Winona
J. O. Rose
The
Christian Church
Asure
Cuba
India
Panama Canal
State Grange Program Song and Address Readings
A condensed report lists a State Grange program with songs, selections, addresses, and performances. Names include Rev Geo H Lockhart Walter Brubaker Aaron Jones Mrs L V Robertson Milton Trusler Captain A G Wood Marcus Hanna and references to a Plymouth Democrat item about Marcus Hanna and a Thanksgiving note from Mrs J L Polk and Mrs L.
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America
Geo
H. Lockhart
Pandora
Walter Brubaker
Aaron Jones
L. V. Robertson
Mandolin Club
Milton Trusler
Luella
A. G. Wood
Teachers Association Meeting in Warsaw Highlights Pedagogy
The Kosciusko County Teachers Association met in Warsaw on November 27 1903 with County Superintendent Edson Larber presiding. Prof Banta Rochester Normal University spoke on Fundamentals in Pedagogy and on School Discipline. The second day featured W H Banta Religion in Public Schools and Chas Bartlett County Historical Society.
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Kosciusky
Rachel Cretcher
Ira Miller
Hl. A. Sharp
Emma Graf
Maude Groves
Irene Sprague
W. ST. Banta
Rochester Normal University
James M. Leffel
PF. M. Vale
W. H. Kern
Mary Nelson
Association
W. Hf. Banta
W. Ti. Kern
H. Lutes
Prof. Banta
McAlpine
S. L. Blue
Kosciusko County Historical Society
F. E. Bowser
Chas . Bartlett
South Bend
The
County Historical Society
Northern Indiana Historical Society
Mazel Jennings
Helena Funk
Banta
Death of Warsaw citizen Daniel C. Clark described as a loss to city
Daniel C. Clark, longtime Warsaw resident and prominent Kosciusko county figure, died after a fatal apoplexy Friday night at 7.20. His 63 years of life included marriages, relocation to Warsaw, and service among Democrats. Funeral conducted at his home by Rev. J. B. Alleman with Oakwood Cemetery interment. He left a son W F Clark of Mentone and daughter Mrs P W Kiser Warsaw, plus several siblings and grandchildren.
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Daniel C.clark
Warsaw
Dre. J. B. Webber
A. C. McDonald
Mr. Clark
W. F. Clark
Mentone
Short
Te County
Kosciusko County
Silver Lake
Nancy Razer
Myre
Clark
W. F. Click
P. W. Kiser
Samuel L. Clark
Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Council of
Hia
Liberal Clubbing Offer for Tribune Farmer and Union
A clubbing deal lets subscribers receive the New York Tribune Farmer at $1 per year and The Union at $1.50 per year, totaling $1.74 in advance for both papers. Orders should be sent to The Warsaw Union with $1.75. L Clark of Lexington attended the funeral of his brother D C Clark. Peter Goble, founder of Goblesville in Huntington County, died at age 80 after over six decades as a resident and contributor to Clearcreek’s advancement.
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New York Tribune Farmer
United States
Tribune Farmer
Union
Warsaw Union
Peter Goble
Little Villiage
Goblesville
Huntington County
Ieland
Clearcreek
Notable Indiana Grange Meeting Planned in Warsaw
The Indiana state grange will convene in Warsaw next week drawing 300 to 400 delegates. Local hospitality is emphasized with special hotel rates and courteous hosting by Warsaw residents and grange members. Milton Trusler, a longtime speaker, will address the public meeting, and a Betsy Ross Memorial initiative is highlighted to promote patriotism. The piece also endorses the Review of Reviews magazine and discusses broader civic virtues beyond wealth or status.
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Indiana State Grange
Warsaw
State Grange
Mke
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Commissioners Cone
Real Estace Tranefore
Francis Mullen
Maud Kelly
Klas Robeck
Laura Wil’citson
Wm, Herahberger
Retta Thom
Harry R. Ross
Lottie Stoner
D. Kintzsli
Amy L. Lef
Fel
Lewis E. Uwassir
Lizgle M. Little
May Queen Beott
Albert L. Bartholomew
Pearl B. Hopkins
Bert Kiber
Amy Miller
Alpha Brookins
Elma A Cordler
Franklin Domer
Minnie Santee
Chas
W. Hampster
Lulu B. Sparks
Roy Heater
Jennie Peterson
Razells Beckneff
Leesburg
AL Matehett
Mathhew Beve
Washington
Lucinda Cunningham
J K Matehbett
Uays Srd
Pierceton
J Wiley
Joseph Thorn
Uriah F Koheér
John Hofer
Turkey Creek
Joseph Bowman
Wiley
Bowman
CC Conklin
Denny
Lucan
Packerton
Roger Bros
Wayne
Jesse E Eschbach
RC Smith
Chipman
JH Matchett
Henry Goshert
Etna
Henry Baum
H Loher
Franklin
Qymeneral
Bert Keber
Bloomfield, O
Misa Amy Miller
Atwood
J. W. Lowery
Roy Meeter
C. A Spitler
United Brethren Circuit
Chas. Hudson
the Sentinel
Hanna
Marcus Hanna
Mark
Plymouth
Mrs.'l
Teachers’ Association
Profs. Banta and
Bartlett
A. Kr. Aduddell
W. N. Menaugh
Jesse Whitehead
Wm. Menaugh
Effie Mattix
Jook Granan
Celestia Eastunway
Liberal
Union and
L. Clark
Lexington, Tl
D. C. Clark
Philadelphia
Benny Rose
Arch Street
Mr. Hogshead
Betsy Toss Memorial
Review of Reviews
Iregard
Jesus
Hugh Kingery
Kingery Dry Store
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