Court House Notes Reveal Probate Real Estate Actions
Court and probate proceedings list numerous real estate transfers and distributions. Alma D. Sellers receives title free of Alfred K. Sellers debts after a sale approved by Jas W. Cook, with other partitions and foreclosures handled by commissioners. Licenses, constables, and ditch foreclosures noted along with weekly transfers and county trustee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma D. Sellers
Virgil Sellers
Jas. W. Cook
Alfred K. Sellers
Lewis Petry
Chas
H. Petry
Chay
State of
Indiana
Cyrus H. Kercer
Joseph A. Cummins
John G. Schurtz
John Snyder
Ellen Snyder
John M. Gash
Wannah Dineen
Marie Matthews
Albert W. Matthews
County Teachers Institute to Meet in Circuit Court Room
The Kosciusko county teachers institute will meet in the circuit court room next Monday and continue in session five days. Teachers will receive pay for attendance and are expected to attend all sessions, including three evening sessions led by instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
County Institute
Algo
Wayne Angiin
Kosciusko County
Teachers’ Institute
Jeane
County historical society discussed for the county
Thursday afternoon or evening will be devoted to discussing a project to organize a county historical society. It may start preliminary steps for the organization and should receive support and cooperation from teachers and all public spirited citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Union
Stamp Out Scab Dipping for Sheep In Indiana Urged
Indiana lawmakers mandate dipping to eradicate scab in sheep. Tobacco solutions preferred, lime and sulfur also used but harsh on wool. Dip costs estimated five to seven cents per head. second dip at day ten. Report cases to State Veterinarian in Lafayette to complete cure before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Experiment Station Bulletin
Described Persecution Of A Townsman
A veteran in the town faces unfounded attacks as an anarchist and government basher. Investigation shows he is patriotic, but he struggles with drinking, exploited by others to provoke anger. Republicans note the harm and echo the ancient warning against casting stones. Chicago is referenced in the latest update.
Institute at Mentone Farmers Institute Planned in Kosciusko County
Residents around Mentone show strong interest in a winter farmers institute under Indiana law allowing supplementary institutes in each county. Kosciusko County will host one meeting in November with Marlon Heighway as chairman US A Gay as secretary and Allen Jeffries John A Wilson and Carlin Myers on the program committee. The Union urges local support to foster a productive meeting and aid efforts against long standing theft problems. next meeting scheduled at Covington in about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
Farmers
Farmers’ Institute
Kosciusko
Marlon Heighway
Institute
US. A
Allen Jeffries
John A. Wilson
Carlin Myers
Covington
Former Etna Township man killed in Logansport railroad wreck
Tom Hroscius, formerly of southeast Etna Green, died when a freight train caboose was struck from behind by another engine near Logansport early Sunday. Mc Broschus and three or four others were aboard and were killed. Broscius, raised near Etna Green, farmed locally before turning to railroading two years ago and had since lived in Logansport. He leaves a wife and two children and was highly esteemed in his former community.
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Logansport
Tom Hroscius
Etna Green
Mc. Broschus
Broscius
Hie
Ife
Jie
Lved
Bourbon Fair Draws Largest Crowd on Record
The Bourbon Fair Association reports a turnout of about 8000 on Thursday, making it the largest crowd yet and tempered by inclement weather. Exhibits across departments met expectations, with strong live stock showing including Duroc Jersey and Berkshire hogs, Shropshire and Oxford sheep, and Red Poll and Shorthorn cattle. Winners include Eli Helser of Warsaw for Shropshire sheep and E R Baker of Etna Green for English Berkshire swine, who displayed a 600 pound two year old. Agricultural products were well represented and the overall event left locals proud of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
Bourbon Fair Association
Thursay
Berkshire
Oxford
Eli Helser
Warsaw
Shropshire
E. R. Baker
Etna Green
Baker
Hourbon
First Reunion of Sir Knights and Ladies at McNamara Home
Sir Knights Templars and their ladies from the Louisville conclave gathered at Pierce ton to reunite at Mr and Mrs Wim McNamara’s home. Attendees included Dr I B Webber Dr T J Shackleford O J Cancer John L Chandler Wm Conrad O P Smith Harry Oram Mrs I D Webb Ed Cammack and Miss Allie McNamara. The hosts’ hospitality and a luncheon made the evening highly enjoyable with two Louisville guests absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Louisville
Pierceton
Wim. McNamara
I. B. Webber
Messrs
Mesdames O. J. Chancer
John L. Chandler
Wm. Conrad
Peter Conrad
O. P. Smith
Harry Oram
I. D. Webb
T. J. Shackleford
Ed Cammack
Milford
Allie McNamara
Chas
F. Wye
John &. Ebersole
Deaths and accidents dot Warsaw area notices
Last Thursday Maurice Dineen age 22 died at home after a bout with typhoid fever. funeral set for Saturday at the Catholic church with Rev Ellering presiding. John Wiley, 61, Civil War veteran, died in Chicago and his remains were brought to Warsaw for Oakwood Cemetery burial. Mrs Nora Boone Miller aged 23 years 11 months and 16 days died September 30, survived by husband and family. funeral at Stony Point with Rev Miner. Last Saturday a Milford area accident saw Vern Hineman’s team run away, colliding with Alonzo Baringer’s wagon killing a horse. the Hineman team reportedly flees when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Dineen
John Dineen
Mr. Dineen
Illinois
Father Ellering
John Wiley
R. W Witzler
Chicago
Warsaw
Oakwood Cemetery
Nola Boone Miller
Nora Boone Miller
Frank J. Miller
Earth
Stony Point
Co. J. Miner
Milford
Vern Hineman
Hineman
Alonzo Baringer
Tongus
Baringer
Three longtime Indianapolis educators honored after 58th school year
The article notes the resignation of Dr. William H. Latham after 48 years at the Institute for the Deaf in Indianapolis and honors the McFarland sisters Charlotte and Laura for four decades of running a St. Clair Street school. It reflects on their impact, calls for public recognition of dedicated but unheralded workers, and discusses improvements in Indiana farming and livestock as keys to regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For the Deaf
Indianapolis
William H. Latham
Charlotte McFarland
Laura McFarland
St. Clair Street
Lathim
Indiana
India
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Cirritt Court
Probate Court
Hiram Hall
J. Db. Widaman
Hiram Mall
Thomas Collier
Annie Collier
Joseph P. Dolan
Henry I Mitchell
W D. Frazer
Jacob Ross
Chas. Wray
Jacob W. Wray
Ephraim Brumbaugh
Jacob B. Mock
Mahala Meloy
Seth Meloy
Emsley A. Arnold
Garman
Caroline Garman
Mike J. Freeman
Clara E. Denny
Geo. W. Denny
Commissioners’ Court
Tippecanoe
Forler
John WH. Rougeau
Rolla M. Method
Wayne Township
Augustus C. Farber
J. BE. Thomas
3. D. Angin
H. L. Thomas
Scott Township
Frest
Kosciusko Abstract
Etna
Franklin W
Newcomer
Jacob K Newcomer
Seward
John W Fuller
Charles G@ “Wileman
L Hatfield
Wm L Hatfield
Charles G Wileman
Leonard Culver
Erastus Givens
S Ecoret
Bertram Shane
Burt Arushtract
Harrison
James Hall
Libbia Chambers
Anna Drudge
South
Silver Lake
Aaron E. Mayer
Vergil
Seilers
John Burns
Herbert G Smith
Milford Junction
Alvin Robinson
F. M. Emiper
Wayne
Hattie G Loehr
B. D Hibsehman
Alcinda Weir
JoanmaKinger
Albert Emmon
Sarah A Emmon
George PD Knox
P Ft W & Cre Co
Washington
Sevastopol Lodge
Hickman
Oren J Chandler
Joel Trail
Springer
Thomas J Wright
Creighton
Aetna Life Insurance Co
George W Yotter
Lake Up
Dora E NeFall
Hester A Myers
Turkey Creek
County Teachers’ Institute
Atgoa
Institute AT Mentone
Etna Township
Uoses
Bourbon Fair
Herschel V. Lehman
Sammy & Lehman
National Detective! Association
Pture Marvin
Kuhns
Chos
McNamara
Maurice Dinee
Ouln Wiley
Meno
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