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09 Jul 1903
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Warsaw Union in Warsaw, Indiana
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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
1
Nat W. Kline will probate real and personal estate
Circuit court notes probate of Nat W. Kline will, naming Catharine Kiloe as executrix. The document bequeaths all testator’s property to his wife, Catharine Kline, with witnesses Daniel J. Carpenter and Henry Stroimbecs. Real estate transfers are summarized from week’s records, including properties from Annie Rosit Abetaset Lisle Chpiaaty Company and others, with varying values and locations such as Syracuse area and parcels south of a named tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat W. Kline
Catharine Kiloe
Te Harc
Catharine Kline
Dahiel J. Carpenter
Vlenry Stroimbecs
Inken
Mvords Ac Anie Roscit
Abetaset
Lisle Chpiaaty Company
Odttaein
Wilnys
Yior
Es Kb
Wales Wiig
Warsaw Citizen Dies After Prolonged Illness
Old and highly respected Warsaw resident Wiltiecanp of Meddash Whimesday died after a three week illness due to heart congestion and complications. Widow BidWeenme formerly ran a South Itulate Street furniture store and survived by his wife. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev. J.O. Rose officiating and interment at Oakwood cemetery. Additional notices include the death of Bonch Bell visiting near Claypool, and details of multiple Warsaw residents' funerals and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amirow
D. Wiltiecanp
Warsaw
Wees
Mrr
BidWeenme
Harms Furntbore
Itulate
What the Papers Say Debated in Old Political Writings
A fragmented clipping notes discussions of Salvation Army recruitment, senate resignations, and party roles. It cites Indianapolis Star and others critiquing Republican repression, Panama Canal treaties, and the Panama canal commission, with mentions of bankers and U.S. lands schemes and fiscal policy sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Cleveland
Mark Thanna
Senate
Republican National Committee
Mark
Indianapolis Sur
Sale Site Plans Stir Local Debate Over Livestock Markets
Widespread interest arises in establishing a regular meat and livestock sale in the county. Proponents say a fixed market would draw buyers from across the state, improve prices, and reduce travel to private breeders, while organizers offer to fund sale facilities and pens to attract quality stock and better buyers.
A Successful Saloaman Sells Logs at Higher Price
J I Phinoner of Plummer Ball & Co Chicago sold wear load of light bags for B C Person of Bourbon. Logs brought 600 a hundred, five cents above others that day, highlighting Mr Plummer's stock selling ability. Former Warsaw resident James McMurray, once Lake City Bank president and legislator, died near Annapolis at 85. Frank Smiley of Goshen visited Warsaw on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I Phinoner
Plummer, Ball & Co
Chicago
B. C. Person
Vluimmer
Ummer
Prairie Township
Local City Couple United in Elks Temple Ceremony
Silas Shao and Mise Rae Boum wed at Elks Lodge in a ceremony attended by about 60 relatives and friends. The groom works in the family grocery business, and the couple will reside on North Washington Street after July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Shao
Mise Rae Boum
A. Usam
Ligonies
Henst
Carls
North Washington Street
Warsyn
Tigonler
Yin
Aston
Liu
Obituary for Knoch A. Bell a Whitley County minister
Knoch A Bell born October 11 1822 in Bellville Richland County Ohio died July 2 1803 near Warsaw Indiana aged 80 years 8 months and 20 days He migrated to Indians in 1845 settled in Whitley County farmed and served as a Church of God minister He married Sarah Handty in 1845 who died July 28 1884 He had four children three daughters and one son Mrs Catharine Auff man remarried in 1885 and with his children two grandchildren and two great grandchildren survives He was described as quiet peaceful cheerful with musical talent in composition and teaching Funeral services were held at his West Market residence July 4 officiated by Rev Go BP Byrev of the U1 church with interment at Evergreen cemetery Whitley County Also mentions Edith Pallin and Blanche Brown returning to Jackson Township after five weeks in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoch A. Bell
Bellville
Richland County
Ohio
Warsaw
Ind
Whitley County
Church of God
Sarah Handty
Syua
Catharine Auffman
Givn
Bell
West Market
Go BP. Byrev
Evergreen Cemetery
Stark County Reunion Recalls Past Ties at Canton
A weeklong Stark county reunion in Canton Ohio is proposed with rail discounts and exhibits of rural and home products. Details invite all born raised or lived there, plus a note on John and Bill surnames and a push for local cultural and social showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khoselusko County
New Hampshire
Wastrecy Fair
Traum Canton
Stark County
Ohio
Canton
Williams
Korciuski County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cantudanioners
Cotter, Pret
Cauet Real Estate Trannkors and
Peat Barate Frandfers
Jossellex
Bonch Bell
Solglack
Isaac Caldwell
Claypool
Air
Gell
Wirsaw
Whitley Oumnhy
Meais
West Market Street
Nev
Byrer
Emulatiog
South Whitley
Vetieid
Loring
Burt
Pearty
Ufa
Jobe
Irene
Henrpaeny
Ghia
Eltyy Sien
Iseksod Khevdey
Kansas
UvoUlter
Ifiy Vite
Clint
Y ‘V'Eluelk
Netteld
Iuilst
Methodist Church
Wallace T
Noncon Wilcax
M.A. Willax
East Cenfer Street
Weluck
Oakwood Cemel
Uhat Church
Utidating
Eton Greenechietery
Peedietins Deweernue
Wwernor
Robert J. Pattison
Aula
Kobo
Wartloesdhey Mint
I Meuderi
Couraey
Washington
Mattison
Atlanta
Winona
Moxbbay
Thomas
Flreen
Rogers’ Band
London
Edward VII
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Amsday
Rogers Band
Lautere
Ernest F. Fenollesa
Jessie L. Newlin
Woman's Club
Fors Warne Triangle
THEY
Ernest I
Fenullosa
Rogers
Kayer
Europe
Rybersan
Peiday
Iee
Indaat
Raverson
Tao Poi
Moyers
Lautero
Kalin
Shinton Whit
Sedride Lhe Cig
Ava
Tie Maurin
C. C
Cork
Merlea
Wr. Crumper
Vicksburg
W. 8. Reed
W. W. Reed
Wabash College
Ron. F.C. Kullman
Milford
Purdue University
Edward Atkinson
Sledman
Ibn Burritt
Ed Blacksmith
Peter Cooper
New York City
Abrem Hewitt
Robert Grant
Wair Mitchell
Aucassion
Dheosto
Lsst
Can Commission
Democraty
Warravedia
Caine
Kemper
James Meturray
Lake City Bank
Ladysnapolis
Mr. McMurray
Indiana
Tie
Aid J. . McMurray
Lacianapal
Him
McMueray
The
Capital Church
Frank Smiley
Goshen
Edith Pallin
Blanche Brown
Jackson ‘Township
Shamas
Watson
Hts
Iis
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Watson
Atlanta Constitution
Avon
Hui Ileve
Atte
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