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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
1
Court notices and probate records detail final exhibits, sales of estate lands, and guardianship actions. Real estate transfers list numerous deeds from Kosciusko County, including properties in Syracuse, Harrison and Wayne townships with prices often above one thousand dollars.
The Indianapolis papers claimed the Winona industrial and agricultural school was abandoned and would move to Indianapolis. Dr S C Dickey, manager of the Winona assembly, says a branch will be built in Indianapolis to support technical instruction, not replace Winona but enhance it with wider support and resources.
Kosciusko county Pomona grange met Oswego grange last Thursday with large attendance. Morning business led to a feast, then the afternoon debated rural telephones. Henry L. Oldfather of Lake township spoke for Giant Mutual Telephone Co about affordable farmer service. Speakers urged broad farmer education plus vocational training. Frederick Lasch of South Bend participated.
The Winona assembly begins Monday with Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson as the first speaker on The American Navy Its Practis ions and Victories. The first week features lectures music modeling readings and a band lantern lecture by Lorado Taft and others. Local voters support Rodibaugh for county clerk and the Milford Van Buren meeting elected officers with George J Parrot as President and W E Wilmer as Secretary.
The Indiana Photographer's Association held its annual meeting in Winona last week from Tuesday to Friday. Sessions drew strong attendance and interest, with a fine exhibit of member work boosting the event. Lectures included an Art talk by Dundas Todd of Chicago. Wednesday featured a demonstration of photographic work at Mr. Houser's studio with Geo. Holloway of Terre Haute and O. C. Pile of Indianapolis. Thursday covered a course on Martinique in the Inn chapel, with steps toward establishing ...
The Western Writers association held its 11th annual meeting at Winona Park, starting Tuesday morning and ending with a Friday banquet. Though attendance was down, many called it the best in years due to member interest. President W. W. Plummer led sessions. notable figures included Col. Mark L. De Motte and Chancellor Hickman of DePauw. Miss Minetta Taylor spoke on Lake Poets. Kantakee poet Strimmer gained popularity. Banquet speakers included L. W. Rouse, J. C. Graves, and Walter Brubaker. Officers elected: Miss Minetta Taylor president, Chas Eugene Banks vice president, E. B. Helney secretary, J. C. Culmer treasurer, W. W. Pfrimmer chairman.
A writer urges boys to build personal libraries, citing a teen’s swap of cigar money for books. The piece recalls Harrison township pioneer Phildon Romine, an 1836 settler who owned 80 acres and met old neighbors, and reflects on aging locals and Memorial Day poems.
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