Court House Circuit Court Estate Transfers and Dismissals
Local court notices list probate and circuit matters including administrator roles for Mary Hays and John Switzer, insolvency findings, and amendments to real estate sales. Final exhibits filed, guardianship actions, and estate claims noted. County board met in special session with appropriations and numerous real estate transfers recorded by Kosciusko Abstract. Democrats to meet Feb 6 for precinct committeemen selection. Warsaw committee to convene Feb 12 Lincoln's birthday for leadership posts.
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Moses F. Lentz
Mary Lentz
Otis M. Long
John E. Switzer
James IT. House
Joel Hall
John C. Meredith
J.S. Koonte
J. W. Higbee
Democrats of
Kosciusko Co
Preciock
Jackson
Washington
Lake
Clay
Seward
Wayne
Franklin
Harnisop
Tipppeance
Horrible Accident Claims Claypool Youth Charles Garvin
Charles Q. Garvin, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Garvin of Claypool, died after being entangled in a line shaft at Claypool Lumber Co. He slipped, fell on the pully, and was whirled at 250 rpm, crushed against the ceiling. He died at 10:30 pm Tuesday. funeral Thursday at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Q. Garvin
Joel W. Garvin
Claypool
Claypool Lumber Company
Mt. Pleasant
Republicans Split at South Bend Convention Showdown
The January 12 Republican convention in South Bend pitted Brick and Brown against Miller and Baker. Moorman narrowly topped Stephenson for the district chair, aided by a Kosciusko vote split and double voting by alternates. The Fairbanks Beveridge faction gained despite Baker’s resolutions while aging insiders faced shifting loyalties and illness among local figures.
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South Bend
Brick
Walter Brown
Brown
Charley Miller
Baker
Charlie Miller
Miller
Rome C. Stephenson
Rochester
St. Joseph County
John L. Moorman
Knox
Kosciusko County
Stephenson
Orville Moberis
Syracuse
Moorman
Wairbanks
J. H. Baker
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Supreme Court
Fairbanka
Heveridge
Farmers Institute Opens With Practical Soil Talks
The Farmers Institute opened at 10:30 with J B Burris of Cloverdale presenting on soil improvement. He urged clover in rotation, rye pasturing, and light stock, noting wheat decline and clover as the best fertilizer, while criticizing excessive trampling and urging proper drainage and cropping suited to soil and locality. Mrs Virginia Meredith of Cambridge City spoke on general farming, advocating intensive, diversified farming with pasture, grain, and livestock, and emphasized purebred stock and best seed for crops.
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Ocumual Farmers’ Institute
Egbert Gawthrop
Groves’ Orchestra
Isaac Heche
J. B. Burris
Cloverdale
Burris
Indiana
Foel Hall
Howard
Isaac Beebe
Mr. Beebe
W. J. Banka
Cory
van Buren Township
Emma Gawthrop
Institute
Groves
Virginia O. Meredith
Cambridge City
Meredith
Joel Hall
Hall
Isaac Grady
Marking Monoquet’s historic elm and treaty site for memory
In NOTES BY TH WAY the writer urges preserving local landmarks in Monoquet, recounting an elm where a treaty with the old child after whom the village was named was made. He laments its removal and calls for marking the site and gathering data for the historical society, noting Indian burial practices and a plan to place a commemorative boulder.
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Monoquet
John E. Hall
East Warsaw
Philadelphia
Penn
Our
Historical Society
Richard Ferguson
Ferguson
Prof.Bartlett
Spata
APFa Chairman Royse Praises Brick in GOP Conference
Fragmentary notes show APFa Chairman Royse praising Congressman Brick at a Republican event. The account mentions resolutions, references to Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge, and a casual conference with four representatives. The text is incomplete, but centers on party praise for Brick within a GOP administration context.
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Royse
Brick
Republican Party
Shs
Arso
Red
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Lapite
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M.A. Wilton
Anz Bauvssgne
State Bank
Warsaw
B. W. Chipman
Edgar Haymond
A. O. Catlin
W. W.chipman
S. W. Chipman
Haymond
A. Catlin
Oldfather
L. W. Rouse
J. F. Beyer
W. W. Chipman
LF Smith
Dukes Smith & Dukes
Smith
Lake St. Warsaw
Lake St
Indiana Loan
Buffalo St
Geo. W. Bennett
Sec
J. D. Widaman
Pres
L. J. Bibler
Ft. C. Smith
East Market Street
Opera House
Houser
G. & Houser
Ind
BE. R. Wood
Optical Specialist Office
South Buffalo St
Robbins & Kemper
Graves
B. R.robainy
LB. Kempe
Commissioners Court
Circuit Court
Joseph S. Baker
Mary 8. Hays
Ys Walda TE. Light Foot
Henry
Lowman
James F. D. Lawier
Probate Court
B. Schnewind
J. Rosenstock
Nathan Straus
Geo. Ogden
Simon Miller
Susanna Miller
Cerain
Wesley Pinkerton
Susannah Miller
Edmund Lash
George W. Fawley
County
Counc
Kosciunko Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Grabner’s
Henry Casper
J M Casper
Mary A Hoover
Silas Myers
William's
John E Hall
Eliza M Kelly
Morton Place
Thomas
C O Balsley
Prairie
JC Wolf Guard
Ulmer
Mary E Lutrell
Silthy
Ulmer Sams
Cyrus P Nicely
Edward Walterslots
Burkat
Kosciusko Building Loan Co
Henry Wyman
Abrall
Jacob J Shyker
Harry Snyder
Thos C Welch
Frank E Creighton
Atwood
Andrew Strieby
Elizabeth Cosa
Joseph Holiness Association
Joan E Hall
Simon Flickinger
al Starner
Turkey Creek
Samuel B
Flora
Fred Hines
Ireland
Silver Lake
Nicholas Shep & Co
S N Byrer
Leesburg
Calvin Lavender
JM Borkholder Pt
Scott
Madison Regenos
James
Lewie J Moyer
Frank Newcomer
Charles C. Garvin
Mu. Ax
John W. Garvin
Millerites
Eivensee
William Fultz
Bertha Noggle
Walter Price
Wilma Witmer
Warren T. Colwell
A Tnora Miles
Jesse W. Wright
Clara J. Noel
Henry C. Thomas
Cora B. Wi
Rick
Susan J. Black
Joseph Black
Northwest
Wareaw
Black
Farmer's Institute
J. W. Burris
Mra
Virginia C. Meredith
J. Ff. Plumier
W. Parks
Apfa
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