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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
1
Items gathered from court house corridors and offices summarize local legal and civic happenings. The column captures brief notes on cases schedules and official actions affecting residents and authorities in a concise informal tone.
The Kosciusko County Circuit Court items include appointments in probate and guardianship matters for estates of Samuel Linn Arthur Idle Wesley Evans Daniel Goons horn and Rose Randall. Judge Edgar Slaywood named special judge during Judge Biggs illness. Marriage licenses issued for Koher Miller Hepler Evans Blaine Henon and others. A weekly list outlines real estate transfers for the period ending May 31, 1902, including numerous property parcels in Turkey Creek Milford Mentone and surrounding townships with buyer seller and amounts. Indiana Loan and Trust Co. and Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guaranty Co. records Note: list summarizes transfers from Onice in Balcony block opposite Grabner's.
Reading shows multiple small real estate transactions with names such as Wayne, Reuben Sink, Eliza J Sisk, Charles W Caller, Wm Kin Dig Fot Millabolds, Syracuse, Monroe and sums like 1950 400 dollars. The fragment lists parcel references NW 1-4 and NE Ld with dates or deeds and values.
Memorial Day events in the city featured parades by two grand army posts relief corps and local organizations. Sheriff Perry Smith led as marshal with Kosciusko Post G A R president C W Scott presiding. After gatherings at headquarters the march formed to the cemetery where prayers music and a speaker Attorney Walter Brubaker honored veterans and graves were decorated by schoolchildren.
Election notice announces delegate elections with vote totals and names, stating necessary counts and that Geo. B. Copmy serves as chairman. Names and figures appear partially OCR’d and require confirmation. Portion hints at total vote threshold and official role.
A South Bend reader advises graduates to keep learning, work hard in any task, and value education beyond school. He urges long term study, warns against short term pay mindset, and stresses careful effort in all youth activities. He notes local historic cemeteries in Olive and Elkhart counties as rich links to regional history and the need for preservation. He closes with a report of a lightning strike injuring a railroad worker at Brooks station.
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