Court House News: Guardianship filings and real estate transfers
Guardian reports filed and approved for Elias Burker and Mary J. Duganne. John I. Brubaker named guardian. Trusteeship exits for Isaac Master and others as guardians discharged. Circuit Court opens with Hunter vs Nelson trial listing 28 witnesses and many spectators from Leesburg. Real estate transfers for week ending Oct 18, 1901 detailed from Kosciusko Abstract. Marriage licenses issued to six couples including Loveday/Cormany and Shireman/Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Plymouth
Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guaranty Company
Masonic Block
Reuben Beigh
John H Parker
Ancle E Minear
Beigh
Clayporl, Er
Loveday Cormany Nuptials in Leesburg area
George D Loveday and Misa Katie Cormany were married Wednesday evening by Rev. F M Stone. The couple, both from near Sydney, will reside on East Main Street Leesburg area. Guests praised the ceremony and gifts. a wedding supper followed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Loveday
Misa Katie Cormany
Samuel * Cormany
Here
F. M. Stone
Methodist Church
Thomas Loveday
Mrs. Loveday
East Main Street
Bowser Reception At Detroit Street Home
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. F. E. Bowser and Misses Lucy and Maud Bowser hosted a reception on Detroit street from 2 to 6 pm attended by about 200 ladies. Rooms featured red and yellow roses in dining areas and autumn leaves in the parlor. Hosts and mothers presided in the receiving line, with several ladies assisting in dining room duties. The event was greatly enjoyed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Bowser
Lucy
Maud Bowser
Detroit Street
W. H. Bowser
D. S. Bitner
J. E. Graves
W. Foster
H. C. Frazer
G. M. Stephenson
C.D. Schheverell
Miss Haymond
Miss Thayer
Mary Thayer
Miss Switzer
Miss Ford
Miss Foster
County High School Teachers Form New Association
County teachers from War saw Pierceton Syracuse Milford Leeaburg Etna Green Atwood New tone Burket Silver Lake Claypool Sidney Beaver Dam met in the county superintendent's office to reorganize the association. Officers elected include A. A. Norris of Syracuse as president and Li. Blus of Silver Lake as vice president, with J. H. Armington among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Pierceton
Syracuse
Milford
Leeaburg
Etna Green
Atwood
Newtone
Burket
Silver Lake
Claypool
Sidney
Beaver Dam
Li. Blus
Voting Places Named for Railroad Election in Two Townships
Tippecanoe and Harrison townships will hold a railroad election with polling sites listed. In Tippecanoe precinct 1 at D 11 Carpenter shop and in North Webster precinct 2 at Scott's law office. Harrison precincts include Wil lam Hl Vaughn's drug store and Miller Hrosti n shop. Mentone precinct 4 at Sarah Wainwright residence. Palestine. Voters decide on the Brant and both electric and steam roads, with Tippecanoe township voters choosing the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe
Harrison Townships
Tippecanoe Township
Carpenter
Undertaker
North Webster
A. GC
Scott
Harrison Township
Willam Hl. Vaughn
Atwood
Miller Hros
Mentone
Sarah Wainwright
Palestine
Brant
Tippecanoe Tax Opposition to New Railroad Proposal
Samuel Denwood of Tippecanoe township visited Twe Unies office last Friday and voiced strong opposition to a proposed tax on residents to fund a new railroad. He argued the majority has no moral right to tax the minority and warned it would burden poor taxpayers. He urged voluntary contributions rather than compelled payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Denwood
Tippecanoe Township
Twe Unies
Henwood
Working Night and Day at Lesh Manufacturing
Lesh Manufacturing in this city has run extra hours for weeks as orders pour in. The plant ships three carloads of various wood products weekly. Under Captain Runyan the business has grown steadily and prospered, with his energy and business sagacity earning praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesh Manufacturing Company
Runyan
Indiana State Grange Meeting in Rochester This December
The Indiana state grange will meet in Rochester on December 10 11 and 12 with about 400 delegates anticipated. Rochester is prepar ing to host in suitable style and many delegates from the county will attend. Rev A C Rada pastor of English Lutheran church at Goehen called on the editor last Saturday while en route to Tiosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Grange
Rochester
Grange
A.C. Rada
Goehen
Tuk
Tiosa
Educational Institute Highlights By Aley And Olcott
A detailed report from the teacher's institute highlights Mrs. Olcott urging school libraries to spark lifelong reading, the value of picture study, and concept of the three Hs. Dr. Aley emphasizes scholarship and hard work as core creed, noting Agassiz and Jordan as exemplary teachers and predicting higher standards for common schools. Total enrollment reached 237 with condolences and thanks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Dr. Aley
Byron McAlpine
Rachel Cretcher
M. E. Church
Aparehy
State Board of Education
Longtime Etna Green Resident John Shatto Dies at 70
John Shatto aged nearly 70 years died October 15 at his daughter's home in Marshall County. He had lived many years near Etna Green and was said to be Marshall County’s oldest resident at the time. He left five children, 20 grandchildren, and 66 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfleiderer
John Shatto
Etna Green
Marshall County
Indiana Forestry Law and Education Work Highlight
The column outlines Indiana forestry law allowing a forest reservation of up to one eighth of land at one dollar per acre with a minimum of 170 trees per acre, plus requirements to replant after removal, and to file tract descriptions for appraisal. It also praises forestry efforts, anticipated large timber projects in Kankakee valley, and notes strong interest from landowners. The piece then shifts to praise for a teachers institute, reading instruction, and the Young People's Reading circle, emphasizing reading aloud, Indiana literature, and local educational leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
State Forestry Commission
Kankakee
Benjamin S. Parker
Enos B. Heiney
James Whitcomb Riley
Maurice Thompson
Avery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Probate Court
Aaron E. Mayer
Elias Burker
John I. Brubaker
Mr. Mayer
Levi Snyder
Mary J. Duganne
Aaron A. Rasor
Isaac Master
Circuit Court
Richard Ruddell
Eel River R R Co
Logansport & TR R Co
Eel River R R R Co
Sarah A Groves
Becknell
Henry Newcomer
Je- Tome Smith
Jefferson
Ora W Jenkins
Edward L Haight
Kinzie
George M Nebr
Lewis Cupp
Preston F Miles
Sarah M Teeple
Becknell’s
Joanna Weybright
John A Weybright
van Buren
Winona A & SS
Essembly
Edwin Harris
Winona Park
Harriet L Patterson
George J E Richard
Alice A Kalb
AC Farber
John Pound
Oswego
Metropolitan L & 8 Association
Devel
Winons A & SS Association
Milton Woods
Augusta N Alderman
Wright, Place
Martha J Rosa
Cyrus II Ross
Prairie
Maranda J France
Wayne Leeson
Yellow Banks
Park
John E Andreas
Henry Bower
Prairie To
John Johnston
Oliver
Musselman S
Paul Graham
Charles D! Reed
Redkey
Indiana L& T Co
Charles D. Reed
Indiana L & T Co
Paul B Graham
Alice ID Beezley
Lydia May Yohn
Elvira Riley
Elizabeth
John M Reed
Seward
Edwin A Upson
Zillah A McCollough
Wayne
Katharine Cormany
A. F. Shireman
Lizzie Bright
William H. Wagener
Lizzie Godachalk
Charles L. Archer
Annie Angel
John Rush
Lille Weaver
Leesburg
Chas. Egner
Hosciucke County
State Grange
Teachers’ Institute
Allsot
Little Knights of Kentucky
Reading Circle
Aley
Ce Iage
Olcott
Othe
Masa
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