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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
The issue discusses Senator Depew and Congressman Grosvenor in tariff reform debates and the GOP under Mark Hanna. It contrasts Republican corruption in Philadelphia with Indianapolis views on investigations and embezzlement, noting traders and treasurers as examples while calling for honest party reform.
Misa Anna Lyle long taught in Philadelphia city schools and argues for stronger grounding in elementary subjects. She supports essential practical studies over crowding the curriculum with higher branches, while preserving some higher learning and stressing thoroughness, neatness, and integrity.
The article cites Edward W Bok urging city residents to buy abandoned farms and convert them into affordable summer homes. It argues country life offers rest, wholesome air, good food, and a cheaper escape than seaside resorts, benefiting both tired urban dwellers and nearby farmers.
A fragmented notice hints at a local jubilee event this month titled Jubilee. Details are sparse, but the phrase The celebration appears to mark a community observance with potential scheduling and participant involvement. Further readable lines are needed for specifics.
The Mentone Odd Fellows held memorial exercises Sunday June 9 with about 135 members marching to the cemetery and later gathering at the Methodist church where Rev. J. W. Walters delivered a long address. Visitors from Etna Green Silver Lake Claypool Bourbon Akron and Warsaw lodges attended. Turkey Creek Township Trustees announced the coming year’s teaching staff names for local schools. A sales pitch promotes affordable furniture from A. Ringle, a leading local dealer.
Mrs. Sarah Crago, near Mentone, marked her 93rd birthday with a June BOY event attended by 42 guests including her son James Crago. Rev J W Walters gave a felicitation and wit filled celebration as Mrs Crago, born June 9, 1804 in Ross County Ohio, neared a centennial surrounded by seven children, three living, and many friends hoping she reaches a century.
Miss Gertrude C Anglin and Edward A Smith wed at the Anglin residence on a June Wednesday in the presence of about 75 relatives and friends. Rev wel Mc Neely officiated. Etta Stackhouse played the wedding march. The bride wore white. groom in black. Reception featured ferns pink and white decor. Guests enjoyed a wedding supper and musical recitations. Mr and Mrs E H Smith will be at home near Warsaw after July 1.
Mrs Mary Faurote aged 67 dies after long illness at New Carlisle. Mrs Luella R Weaver related at Elkhart dies May 26 of consumption at South San Francisco Cal. Sarah West 15 dies at Knox from St Vitus dance after fright from boys. George Diefenthaeler dies at Elkhart age 43 leaving wife and daughter. Henry Gallagher age 2 dies at Elkhart County infirmary after legs amputated following railroad accident.
Obituaries from Kosvinske County report the deaths of Zenas C Bratt at 74 after a long illness. He was a Civil War veteran and former sheriff, with services led by Elenry Chipman post G A R. Interment at Oakwood cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Margaret Eckhart at 72 in East Warsaw after seven years of invalidism and Mrs Harvey Crabb formerly Blanche Anglin in Buffalo New York with large local attendance and funeral at Clunette. William Y Chamberlain Warsaw city engineer died at 49 from acute nephritis with a large funeral and tributes from local officials. Eugene J Waddell Orion, aged 36, noted for his Noble county origins and marriage to Miss Louisa Johnson in 1881.
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