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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

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Court notes and real estate in Kosciusko records

Circuit and probate actions include foreclosure judgments, guardianships, and changes of venue. The board of health plans a pest house at Sidney for smallpox victims. remonstrances filed on ditch in Washington township. real estate transfers for week ending January 4, 1902 listed with several party names and amounts. Marriage licenses granted to H. Edgar Merrill with Dora E. Sarber and Herman W. Lechrone with Cora Kelster.

C. R. Long Ditch Washington Township James Correll Daniel W. Kelley Thomas Herd Sidney Board of Health Kosciusko Eva Gates Philip EB Wise Washington Edgar Merrill Dora E. Sarber Herman W. Lechrone Cora Kelster

Death notices of George Crist Alexander Patterson and Whitacre

George Crist died after months of lung trouble at his Eas Smith street home leaving a wife and five children. Funeral at the residence on Saturday. Alexander Patterson died at his sister in law Mary Brown’s North Tamarack street home after pneumonia. Funeral at Mrs Brown’s residence followed by interment at Owsego. Clarence M Whitacre a bugler in Co H 3rd Regt I N G died Wednesday morning of lung congestion near Kuhns landing. Funeral with military honors at Mack's church Tippecanoe township. Burial next to church. This is Co H’s second death since its organization.

George Crist Eas’ Smith Street Mr. Crist Thayer Elevator Alexander Patterson Mary Brown North Tamarack Street Patterson Min Brown Owsego Clarence’ M. Whitacre Kuhn’s Landing Mr. Whitacre Co. H. 3Rd Regiment Mack's Church Tippecanoe Township Co. N Mr. Greenwalt Co. H

County Officials Begin Joint Ditch Report and Child Records

County viewers Jas Cook I K Shanten M R Bishop and Elkhart county members Hon John Thompson John Pence Jacob Pippinger met at the courthouse to begin a report to be finished by the next commissioners meeting. Meanwhile George Scott’s children are placed in the county asylum after arrival from Harrison township, and the mother connection is noted as the headline reports mention.

Turkey Creek Joint Ditch Jas A. Cook I. K Shanten M. R. Bishop John E. Thompson John Pence Jacob Pippinger Elkhart County Court House Board of Commissioners

Hope For Rehabilitation Of A Wayward Husband

A court or official notice states that if he makes proper provision for shelter and support of his wife and children they will be returned to him. It expresses hope that he will mend his ways and pursue a different life.

Self Familly Iis Chilldren

Hymeneal in Newman and Goshen Marriages

Last Thursday H B Merrill of Newman Georgia married Dora C L Larber of this city at the bride’s brother Dr B Gochenour home with Rev L M Coffman officiating. The couple will reside in Newman. The previous Wednesday Louis B Chaplin and Blanche Barron were wed at the bride’s parent home with Rev A C Anda officiating before about 300 guests. They will live on South High street after February first.

H. B. Merrill Newman, Ga Dora CL. Larber B. Gochenour L. M. Coffman Presbyterian Church Silver Lake Mrs. Merril Louis B. Chaplin Blanche , Barron F. H. Barron Goshen A. C. Anda Li. M. Chaplin Ed. Smith Capt W. J. Matert W. J. Matert, of This Place, Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin South High Street

Warsaw to Welcome Cigar Firm Run by Chapman and Roberts

C W Chapman and Roy J Roberts form a Warsaw partnership to manufacture cigars and handle wholesale and retail trade. They plan a 20+ worker factory, with retail from the present Roberds room. Warsaw businessmen raise 1000 to aid moving expenses. The piece also recalls Monoquet chief and early Kosciusko County memory.

C. W. Chapman Marion Roy J. Roberts Warsaw Chapman

Wheat Growing Important Observations from Farmers Institutes

Extracts discuss cost of wheat on Kosciusko county farms under current prices. Notes soil and climate advantages for winter wheat, historic farming impacts on soil, and the need for substitutes like clover and cover crops to sustain yields. Emphasizes optimization of wheat per acre while conserving soil health and moisture. Mentions soybeans and cowpeas as drought resistant inter crops.

Kosciusko County Indiana Drouth Cloiver

Notable Masonic Gathering Installs Officers For Year

Warsaw Commandery No. 10 Knights Templar held a semi public installation with officers installed in ritual form led by Prof. R. A. Chase assisted by Wilber F. Mifish. A drill exhibition followed by a banquet and social mingling drew guests from out of town, with several named attendees and a second drill under Dr. Webber.

Warsaw Knights Templars R. A. Chase Plymouth Knight Wilber F. Mifish O. P. Smith Webber Lss Knights Webber Smith Mra. I. B. McDonald Columbia City H.D., Rose R.P. White Ft. Wayne Ed Cammack Jady Milford Wm. McNamara BF. Richardson

Stookey Re-elected Chairman as Chandler Delays Decision

The Republican county central committee met in the court room last Saturday to reorganize. Hon. L. R. Stookey led with 202 votes while Judd Chandler, urged by reformers, received 144 votes after reluctant consent. Critics claimed township delegations were packed in Stookey’s favor.

Republican County Central Committee L. R. Stookey Judd Chandler Chandler Stookey

Indiana Poets Revealed In Old Home Notes

The writer reflects on his boyhood home and the persistent pull of family memories. He reviews Poggs and Poetry of Indiana noting Indiana has over a hundred poets including James Whitcomb Riley and cites selections from historians, lawyers, educators, and other notable figures who wrote verse.

Indiana Bes Wilderness Idiana Robert Burns America James Whitcomb Riley Mary Riley Mr. Riley John Clark Eidpath Lew Wallace Ben Hur Horace P. Biddle Supreme Court of Our State Clarence A.buskirk Will, Cumback Mary Hartwell Catherwoods David Starr’ Jordan Indiana University Leland Stanford University California

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