Warsaw Detectives Appointed Constables for Local Force
Jas W Cook administers Albert Ramsey estate and Margaret Lynch files final report for John Meredith heirs. Commissioners hear multiple road petitions and ditch orders in Kosciusko County, appoint viewers, and grant electric railway franchise with $25,000 construction pledge. Real estate transfers listed. wedding of Swibart and bride in Warsaw noted with guests and future home in Belvidere Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. W. Cook
Albert Ramsey
Margaret Lynch
John Meredith
Thomas Woods
Wilbur F. Funk
Andrew J Logan
Harriet Bratt
Joseph P. Dolan
Mary Strieby
Chas, M. Miller
John Guy
Aaron F. Eschbach
Mary A. Frary
Geo. W. Jtollar
Jefferson Township
Amanda J. Crouch
Washington Township
Cyrus R. Long
Jas. F. Rothwell
Jas. Lynch
Plain
Wayne Jefferson
Scott
Wayne Township
Warsaw Detective Organization
Wm. Shroyer
George W. McCarter
Melvin A. Wilcox
D. E. Shroyer
M. W. Kinch
C. F. Kelly
Harry C. Kelly
John K. Smith
C. J. Smith
Ira J.makemson
Nicholas Lelfer
D. W. Kelly
Wm. H. Boggs
W. L. Vaneuren
Phillip Paul
J. W. Hover
George W. Groves
H.wheeler
Wm. W. Gilliam
Henry Jackson
W. Sutherlin
Henry Marve
One of the Old Settlers Pays Respects to The Union Editor
Calvin Beagle of Oswego, a long established local settler who arrived in Indiana in 1838, visited The Union office last Friday. Despite his advanced age he walked from Oswego to Leesburg to board a Warsaw train, spent the day visiting friends, and praised The Union, which he has read since 1860. The Union hopes he may live to reach a full century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Beagle
Oswego
Union
Beagle
Indiana
Bone Prairie
Leesburg
Warsaw
Trip Around the World Entertainment by Methodist Ladies
The Methodist church ladies staged a world tour style program with four cities Boston Santiago Yokohama and Washington. Performers included Gerrw Baker as John Alden Maurice Wilcox as Miles Standish Max Phillips yellow fever vignette Ed Smith in Japanese dress and F E Bowser as Uncle Sam. The event drew praise and will be long remembered in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. E. Bowser
Uncle Sam
Warsaw
Home Wedding in City Honors Cora Dunnuck Swihart
In the Dunnuck residence on October 9, Cora L Dunnuck wed James L Swihart in a simple home ceremony conducted by Rev G F Byrer of the United Brethren church. A substantial three course luncheon followed for immediate family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Dunnuck
Cora L
James L. Swihart
G. F. Byrer
United Brothern Church
Institute Conference Attendance by Kosciusko Institute Leader
Nelson W. Powell, president of the Kosciusko county farmers institute, attended a Lafayette conference of farmers institute workers. The meeting covered institute management, representation from 85 counties, and state speakers. Two supplementary institutes are planned for Mentone and Nappanee in November, with the regular annual institute likely in December. Further details will be announced by Superintendent Latta or Chairman Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson W. Powell
Kosciusko County
Farmers’ Institute
Lafayette
Mentone
Nappance
Latta
Powell
Reopening Service At Cook's Chapel Methodist Church
A reopening service at Cook's Chapel Methodist Episcopal church is set for Sunday October 20 with 10 am services. Rev Madison Swadner pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Marion Indiana will conduct the services with Gov F Ossun and the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook’s Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Swadner
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Marion
Ind
F. Ossun
Annual Institute Lectures Open with Mathematics Emphasis
Kosciusko county teachers institute convened in the circuit court room at 9 am with large attendance. Rev Yoder led devotions and A A Norris was elected secretary. Dr Aley spoke on mathematics as an exact science linking facts and education, stressing mental discipline and usefulness in industry. Dr Bartlett discussed music as science and art. Mrs Olcott urged pleasant primary teaching and phonics in reading, urging inspiration and practical application for teachers.
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Kosciusko County
Teachers’ Institute
Circuit Court Room
C. F. Yoder
Worley
A.A. Norris
Bartlett
Des Moines
E. E. Olcott
Indianapolis
Aley
Change in business firm in Warsaw area
Eden E Rhodes has bought J M Stinson's undertaking business and will operate as sole proprietor. Rhodes, a Chicago embalmers college graduate, moved to Warsaw April 22 and offers first class equipment, new stock, a rubber tire funeral car, and a stock of pictures and mouldings. The Union anticipates liberal patronage as Rhodes settles in. Also noted are the death of Prof Willard E Miller from typhoid fever and plans for a new Lake township high school to centralize construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden E. Rhodes
J. M. Stinson
Stinson
Rhoades
Warsaw
Chicago College of Embalming
Iis
Public Sale Days Revitalizes Mentone Market
Public sale at Mentone draws attention as a success with diverse property transfers. The event lures buyers and sellers from a wide region and is viewed as beneficial for Warsaw. Marriage licenses listed include Hickman Kuhn Swihart Duncuck and Mil ler Mil ter. Supt. Noble Harter and wife traveled to Noblesville for a week-long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
Warsaw
Jacob M. Hickman
Mile O. Kuhn
James W. Swihart
Cora L. Duncuck
Angood
Della C. Mil
Ter
Willis Emory Lancaster
Georgie Ann James
John IT
Kennard
Nellie Staley
Noble Harter
Noblesville
County teachers' institute shines in Warsaw gathering
The Warsaw county teachers' institute brings two to three hundred educators together for a week of lectures and discussions aimed at improving teaching. It highlights nature study as a practical, low-cost method using everyday materials, and urges patrons to attend to stay aligned with modern progress, while praising the Pennsylvania German community for quiet historic contributions and urging local historical society building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
County Teachers’ Institute
Pennsylvania
Koselusko County
Colt
Teachers’ Institute
Saar
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Commissioners' Court
Commissioners’ Court
Lake Bruinsma
Elihart-Kosciusko County
Edward Becknell
Alice Munson
Clay Township
Thos. Herd
Harry C. Kelley
Elielser
Samuel Leichty
Braddock Popham
Amos Kist
Wm. Koontz
Monroe Township
Emeline Boyer Et al
Jackson Township
J. Wilson Hover
Alexander Adams
Marshall Makemson
Reuben W.uplinger
Harrison Township
Elmer James
Samuel ©. Funk
Joan G.longfellow
Oliver Cobroyer
Plain Township
Philp Paul
Joha F. Magee
George Tibbetts
Wm. O. McConnell
Kosciusko
Title Guaranty Company
Oftice
John H Violett
Jacob 'L Crouse
Tippecanoe
Sarah Ott
Julia Ann Ott
Julia A Bensick
Zoraster Clifford Ts
Pierceton
John Shirey
Susan Kay
Harrison
Mary J Shriver
Anna Shriver
Jackson
Catharine Schaaf
Jacob Kinsey
Monroe
Mary Hummichouser
John K Lawrence
Thomas Cole
HA Rockhill
P Nacy
Aric Snodgrass
Mary E Bernritter
Chapin
George A Snyder
Gustan Meyers
Straus Bros. & Co
Horace Tuckter
Calvin Ball
Jacob F. Leckrone
Jacob L Leckrone
Elizabeth C Ball
Jacob L Crouse
Kallerama Resort Co
Jamima B Graves
Mary E Stoner
Wayne
Willam & Funk
Florence Funk
Chipman's
Morton Place
Missionary Society of M. E. Church
J Warren Coleman
Alfred B. Sloanej
Peter J Hardman
al Tred
Sloan
Hardman
Noah J Mack
Chicago
Belvidere
Swibart
Mollie Pinkerton
Atha Ogden
Milford
Stella Howard
Burket
Dawn Warner
Claypool
Edward Long
Dr. Aley
Mrs. Olen
Stinson & Rhodes, Undertakers
Wakarusia
Superi
Willard E. Miller
D. L. Miller
Goshen
Lake Township
Arthur
State Board of Education
Ephrets
Cocalico
Lancaster County
Ludwig Hoecker
Robert Raikes
England
Raikes
Hertz
Pennsylvania German Society
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