Circuit Court Notices and Probate Actions Include Judgments and Wills
Court records show judgments in several notes cases including $2540.40 for Vallance et al and $21.30 for Dolan versus Stuard, with others for Acker, Warner, and Evans. Probate actions name W. F. Matchette as administrator, estates of Erastus Little and Geo Weldner, final exhibits filed for guardians, and the will of James Plummer probated with heirs Simnel J. Plummer and John F. Plummer invited to divide real and personal property equally.
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Ciroult Gaurt
Vallance Ve. GB
F Borpingarner
Geo. BG
Woopingarner
Joie J. Noopingaraar
Joseph P. Dolan
Sherman Stuard
Elizabeth Stuard
State of Indiana
Harry Evans
W. F. Matchette
Erastus Little
Hilzabeth Weldner
Geo. Weldner
Abraham Wreed
Emma Freed
Marquis Bishop
Nathan Miller
James Plummer
Simnel J. Plummer
John F. Plummer
Wlad
Romuel Jo
John ¥. Plummer
Anid Debin
Levi R., Stooxey
Archhar F. Biggs- Tuecourt
Samuel J. Plummer
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Eben P. Reed and Flora Bullet Tickham. Loop and Mary Klitz. W Vandermark and Maud A Lutes. Horton E. Stamate and May Ritter. Lews Brown and Rebecca J Smith. Charles L. Miller and Letitia Gerber. Benjamin G. Decker and Myrtle Bryant.
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Eben P. Reed
Flora Bullet Tickham
Mary Klitz
Awd W. Vandermark
Maud
A. Lutes
Lews Brown
Rebecca J.smith
Charles L. Miller
Letitia Gerber
Benjamin G. Decker
Myrtle Bryant
Marriage Unites Charles Stephenson and Miss Ethel Howard
On Tuesday night lastweek Charles Stephenson of this city and Miss Ethel Howard of Columbus Wisconsin were joined in marriage at the bride’s parents home. Rev M Pettit officiated. The groom resides in Warsaw where he works as a traveling salesman for Franklin McVeagh Co. after the ceremony the couple planned to reside in Warsaw and occupy rooms at Thomas J Ny’s residence. They will be at home after July.
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Charles
Stephenson
Ethel Howard
Columbus
Wia
Parenta
Victim on crutches after cow induced sprain in county news
Leonburg reports Victor Gawthrop injured by a cow as she shied while he led it to the barn. The Ledger notes a first open air concert by the band drew a large crowd. Milo Strombeel returned from travel praising Northern Indiana. Elon G Eddy funeral held at Baptist church with I. C. D. F. lodge in attendance. Henry Finton to Fort Wayne for surgery for a chronic ailment. John Aughiebaugh attended his wife's mother's funeral in Whitley County. Chicago visitors to Mentone express gratitude for local kindness. A. C. Zonts's house struck by lightning, damage minor. Doctors removed a humorous growth from Mrs. A Metzger. Claire Babcock visiting from Ohio. Dalecock's left arm injured in a runaway. Mrs. Brush cared for Grandma Worley during funeral. Joseph Stough seen on Main Street improving from rheumatism. Plans for new jewelry business location up floors in town.
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Leonburg Standard
Victor Gawthrop
Gawthrop
Leestmng
Sccreoten
Milo Strombeel
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
Indiana
Elon G. Eddy
Baptist Church
P. N
E.G
Mt. EK
I. C. D. F. Lodge
Henry Finton
Fort Wayne
Plier
Jie
Mentone Gugette
John Aughiebaugh
Whitley County
Naery Mook
South Whitby
Anghintiugh
Silver Lake
Titan
Brush
J. S. Sheets
Claypool
Grandma Worley
Mr. Sheets
Samuel Sheets
Ashland
Joseph Stough
Velen
Cornell Engineer Jim Fuertes remembered for kindness
A New York Tribune piece recalls Tonn Fuertes of Cornell College of Civil Engineering who recently died. He was gruff yet kind at heart and known as Jim to friends, with tales of his astronomy exam curiosity and a playful office exchange.
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Barty
Tonn Fuertes
College of Civil Engineering
Cornell
Jim
Mel
New York ‘Tribune
Beckeris celebrate birth of baby girl in large St. Louis family
The Beckeris family of St. Louis welcomed a baby girl, the first girl in 140 years. Grandfather J Becker had five sons, great grandfather Jacob Becker had four sons, making the event notably rare for the lineage.
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St. Louis
Arthur W. Becker
J. Becker
Jacob Becker
Inco Recker
Hters
Daugh
Political Attack on Sarber Draws Sharp Local Critique
The Ligonier Banner denounces Sarber as disreputable and treacherous for opposing the Republican stance in Koscitska county politics. The piece laments a culture of dishonor in public life and urges decency and integrity among leaders and voters.
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Koscitska County
Sarber
Knave
Blackguard
Ligonier
Death record reports Captain James A. Moughton of Gullibot
Captain Jas A Moughton a Civil War veteran and former Gullibot postmaster died at his Plymouth home Friday night aged 63. Burial under Methodist and Episcopal auspices by Plymouth minister. Fourth family death in a year, oldest brother near death at LaPorte. Relatives note ties to John I Brooke who attended the funeral. Also mentions the death of James Plummer, 63, longtime county pioneer from Union and Kosciusko counties, former county commissioner, died near Leenburg. Funeral held at Deenburg.
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Jas A. Moughton
Gullibot
Plymouth
Mandsy
Ander G. A. RR
Houghton
LaPorte
John IT. Brooke
Brooke
Swane
Capt. Houghton
James Plommer
Y Isaue
Plummer
Pionesra
Leenburg
South Carolina
Union County
Kosciuske County
Prairie Township
Marc
Deenburg
Imasonic
Weak Baby Tough Man Keppel Still Traveling at Ninety Four
Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, ninety four, remains an indefatigable traveler now journeying from his home toward Singapore. He recalls a perilous birth when believed dead and left in a father’s foot pan before his nurse revealed he lived, and he has lived on with vitality and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Keppel
Singapore
Ufe
Henry
Elephants Build New Road Through Kongo Free State
A 450 mile road for automobile transport is under construction in the Kongo Free State. Work uses 40 elephants driven over the route to level obstacles and clear the way, a simple method described by observers.
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Elephants Ae
Kongo Free State
Postal scandals and farm price debate dominate town gossip
A Chicago editor rants about post office corruption and Bristow's alleged corroboration of Tulloch charges. A long critique follows on wheat prices, tariffs, and farm protection urging farmers to oppose tariffed trusts and consider non tariff routes to lift wheat and goods costs.
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American Society of Indian Apolis
United States
Chicago
Equity Society
Liverpool
Inte
Ben Hutterworth
Shively Speaks On Pythianism At Elkhart Memorial
Former congressman from the 13th district Hon. B. P. Shively delivers an eloquent address on Pythianism at the Knights of Pythias memorial service in Island Park Elkhart Sunday. He recalls the order s 1864 Washington founding and its three principles charity benevolence and fraternity, urges brotherhood and ferme on the Damon and Pythias story.
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Knights of Pythias
Island Park
Eltkhart
B. P. Shively
Shively
Lles County
Pythias
Washington
David
Jonathan
Damon
Keeping the Old Farm Homes and Their Family Bonds
A thoughtful essay argues farmers should preserve old homesteads and family traditions. It cites Prof I P Roberts on restoring farm buildings, recalls a uncle’s sturdy house, and quotes Hon Aaron Jones on farm home value. It urges steady, quiet contributions over flashy deeds.
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Gorridors
Carl
Lewis Baugher
Wm. J. Acker
Fredrick J.acker
Simon J. Straus
Isabella Warner
Edward F. Ifall
Maed
Costa
Horton E. Stamate and
May Ritter
Mymbeneau
McDonald's
Ligonier Hiltur
Tolkeh
Iid
Payne
Fostoffice Department
Boutt
Tullochs
Walter Kelly
Kelly
War- Sin
Township 33
Range 6
Elza M. Kelly
Nancy Stevens
J. L
W. HH. Tegtmyer
Solomon Walker
George the Third
United Kingdom of Great Britan
Ireland
Alko
Mtr. Kelly
Judd Chandler
John
Wireless
Santa
Catalina
California
John Chandler
Joan
Hixon
Jada
Doin
Biore
Uch
I. P. Roberta
Aod
Ihaya
Bob
Aaron Jones
National Grange
Frankfort
Niagara
Dacdu
Henry Chipemis
W. R. OC
Kosciusko W. R. C. Amd Tuth
A. R. Posta
Park
Dinower
Wes
Gram
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