Court House News Roundup of December Court Actions
Proceedings detail a December term motion for a new trial in Hunter v Nelson Probate Court, plus probate, commissioners and real estate transfers, early December licenses and ditches. Justice Court records show pleas and verdicts in Home v Hoppis and related cases with fines. Real estate transfers list many Warsaw Mentone parcels, and multiple marriage licenses are recorded including Hessler Hawley and Goelter Chifco pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Nelson
Railroad election weighs town and farmer interests in subsidy decision
A local notice outlines competing views on a proposed railroad through Warsaw. If aid is approved the line will likely pass nearby, boosting farmers via direct Toledo market access while risking tax burdens for residents. The article covers speeches on farming methods, poultry, birds, horses, and women’s institute events, framing the outcome as mutual town and county consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Toledo
Tr Union
Farmers Co operation urged at Mentone meeting
At the Institute in Mentone after opening remarks chairman 8 L McDaniel led the program praising farmer groups like the Grange for improving conditions. He stressed the need for more co operation among farmers to mutual advantage and noted progress already made by cooperatives and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. L. McDaniel
Victoria Reading Club of Silver Lake Meets for Thanksgiving
The Victoria Reading Club of Silver Lake met with Miss McClure last Monday evening as Mrs Flavien was installed a member. Officers elected included Mrs Leonard as president, Mrs Babcock vice-president, Mrs Anglin recording secretary, Mrs Burdge assistant secretary, Mrs Sprigg financial secretary, Mrs Bantz librarian, and Mrs Hay treasurer. After refreshments, the club presented an engaging Thanksgiving program led by our hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Reading Club
Silver Lake
McClure
Flavien
Leonard
Babcock
Anglin
Burdge
Sprigg
Bantz
Nbrarian
Becy
Teachers Association and Historical Society Organized
The Kosciusko County Teachers association met in the circuit court room with strong attendance. President R. E. Gunter spoke on the power of an ideal, Lillian Tripp presented a paper on local history in schools, and Prof Hippensteel discussed public schools and history. Saturday included readings on Indians poetry, reading methods, and a new Kosciusko County Historical Society was formed with 26 members led by F. E. Bowser as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Lillian Tripp
Syracuse
Europe
Indiana
Wes
Hippensted
North
Manchester
R. Vanderveer
C. W. Egner
G. W. Henry
Christian Church
S. L. Blue
Silver Lake
Hippensteon
C. O. Thomas
Atwood
Thomas
Armington
Neet
Chas. “Leckrone
Herbert Ibrig
Sidney
Celestia Easterday
Worley
County Historical Society
Teachers’ assSociation
Organization of Historical Society
Kosciusko County Historical Society
J. N. Runyan
Society
F. E. Bowser
E. B. Sarber
O. J. Chandler
H. S. K. Bartholomew
A. A. Norris
Reading Shapes a Young Scientist and Life Turning Point
A narrative recalls a boy confined by a sprained foot who reads a simple philosophy book and becomes curious about everyday phenomena. The tale credits reading with turning him into a renowned American scientist, Joseph Henry, and extols the lifelong value of good books for self improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Farmers’ Reading Circle of
Indiana
Claude Matthews
Liim
Jbocke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court Matters
Commissioners’ Court
Circuit Court
John Stansbarger
Commisaitioners' Court
John T. Brosnahan
Pierceton
Henrietta Patterson
Jackson Township
Justice Court
Hoppis
Justice Young
Charlen Duvall
Costa
Frank Evans
Kosciusko Abatareh
Title Guaranty Company
Masonic Block
Woah Franklin Stoner
Nina Edwards
Mentone
Wina Edwards
Robert Emerson
Manasses Kubns
Moses
Schmucker
Scott
John F Moore
Melvin Smith
Samuel Eby
Henrietta Hay Ehf
Monroe
Chester Foster
Walter Brubaker
Kist
Henry Neer
Ellen Nora Sellers
Parth
John E Deaton
EN Heplinger
Neer Jess Railway
BR Tn
Ehrof
Frederick Klinger
Henry Bowers
Prairie
G. B. Lesh Manufacturing Co
Samuel Thompson
Benjamin E Delk
Jesse Helser
Sarah Lucas
Morton Place
Silas L Ketring
Adam Ketring
Mary Ott
Jefferson
Ed L Zels
Oliver C Johnson
Spring Fountain Park
Eagle Lake
Maud L Shuck
Henry J. Marchand
Clay
Harriet D Frazer
John W Lower
Elia J Armstrong
Allen Maplean Raat
Tt Bot
van Buren St
Leesburg
Clement Goshert
John Goshert
Eliza A Hively
Robert Wallace
Clement
Seqrot
James
Shoemaker
Elmer
Miner
N Belgh
Claypool
Francis M Bowning
Henry Elder
William W Dunlap
Wayne
Fred W. Hessler
Sadie E. Hawley
Jesse W. Ruple
Lulu Estep
Joseph R. Goelter
Myrtle Chifco Birch M. Boggs
Estella M. Larber
Erwin J. Troup
Elma E. Oster
Homer Evans
Myrtle Baker
Jefferson D. McFarland
Ollie Norris
Samuel Menzie
Cora Snepp
John H. Hontz
Alice BR. Sulser
McDaniel
Husman
Hasselman
Johnny Bull
Ile
Curryer
Kintergarden
Institute
M. E
J. EB. Erwin
Jennie Wells
Institute AT
A. Jones
The
Teachers’ Association
Historical Society Organized
Californias
Pak Gaw Wun
Hbeesie May Tobin-Montague
Crimea
Madame de Wallant
Blankiewicz
J. A. Donald Marling
J. T
Trowbridge
Tinkham
Farnell
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