Red Cross Appeal Drives Community Support in Westville
The Indicator notes its weekly publication and rates while urging Red Cross membership renewal. County chair Ek M Andrew calls for rapid pledge completion to meet Laporte county quotas as war mobilization proceeds. W. G. McAdoo quotes add urgency to the national effort.
Time for a Protest at Wabash Station
Residents protest government cuts at Wabash station reducing depot force to one operator W Krahl ing and transferring Phillips and McManus to towers. Critics urge state railroad commission to enforce three operators and two cent per mile fares, warning of dangerous service cuts postwar.
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Wabash
W. Krahling
Phillips and McManus
State Railroad Commission
War Savings Stamps appeal urged in Indiana
Laporte Indiana December 16 1918 publishers Westville Indicator solicit publication of a patriotic service urging maximum War Savings Stamp purchases. Kent M Andrew W S S County Chairman asks every able person to buy the limit of one thousand dollars to support war financing and redemption efforts.
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Westville
Ind
Indiana
Laporte
Porter
Westville Indicator
the South Bend
Kent M. Andrew
W. G. McAdoo
War Savings Movement
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Death of Glenn Ide Remains In Local Memory
Glenn Edward Ide, 28, husband of Hazel D. Plant, died December 15 1918 near Westville after contracting pleuro pneumonia from illness started on Thanksgiving. Survived by wife, mother Martha Ellen Ide, two sisters Jennie Dreesen and Catherine Ulrich, four nieces and one nephew. Funeral conducted by Eld EB T Scott at Pinhook burial with Lilian Allen singing. Relatives from Chicago Gary Hammond and East Chicago attended.
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Glenn Edward Ide
Ed Ides
Chicago
Glenn Edward
Martin V
Martha
Ellen Ide
Elkhart
Ind
Westville
Ed Ide
Hazel D. Plant
Henry Bauer
Jennie Dreesen
Catherine Ulrich
John Glass
J. E. Ulrich
Earl Coleman
Chas. Glass
East
E. J .Gilman
Gary
Howard Herrold
Hammond
EB. T. Scott
Lillian Allen
Pinhook
Death of Helen Standiford in influenza epidemic
Helen Cornelius Standiford, born August 15 1893 in New Lisbon Indiana, died December 11 during an influenza pneumonia epidemic after marrying Norval Vaughn Standiford in 1915. A Westville resident noted for church music and community kindness, she was laid to rest in Westville Cemetery following services led by E T Scott.
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Helen Cornelius Standiford
New Lisbon
Henry County
Indiana
Cornelius
Westville
Westville High School
Norval Vaughn Standiford
E. T. Scott
God
Local Social Notes Touch Down 10 Families
Lafe LeRoy visits Chicago relatives at the Frame home while William Hackett and wife travel to Valparaiso. Myron Rogers returns from Camp Grant as a discharged operator resuming duty. Walter Goodwin improves from flu. Ned Blanchard and daughter Martha visit South Bend relatives. Agnes and Josie Gell and friends stay with the Gills. C B Reynolds family welcome a daughter Alice Elizabeth born December 12. Mrs John Egan returns to St Joe after two weeks with Snyder family. Mrs Chancy Frame visits Chesterton sister. Local families—Schiwouski Janiski Barby—recovering from flu and now out.
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Lafe LeRoy
Chicago
George
James Frame
William Hackett
Valparaiso
Myron Rogers
Camp Grant
Walter Goodwin
Ned Blanchard
Martha
South Bend
Agnes
Josie Gell
Laporte
Frank Gill
C. B. Reynolds
Alice Elizabeth
John Egan
St. Joe
Mich
L. C. Snyder
Chancy Frame of
Chesterton
C. B .Reynolds
Joe Schiwouski
Bruno Janiski
Mr. Barby’s
Mr. Janiski
Theodore
Be About His Business First in Life Work
The pastor Otis L. Chivington urges readers to seek first the kingdom of God, placing life work second to spiritual duty. He cites Matthew 6 19 34 and asks church members to read Matthew 1 20 and 6 5 15, reflecting and praying to align with God’s plan for their lives.
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God
Earth
Heaven
Otis L. Chivington
Local Social Notes From Beatty's Corners Area
Mr and Mrs Bo Smith and Mrs Ladenwater of Michigan City visited Mr and Mrs Charles Rotzien on Sunday. Miss Alma Snyder of South Bend is ill with flu at her parents home. Mr and Mrs Frank Mehl of Michigan City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Blessing. Mrs G H Kriesel has returned to Michigan City after a week with Mr and Mrs John Segal. Mrs Minnie Auchtetter and Mrs Helen Miller visited the former's sister Mrs Charles Timm. Edward Deutscher visiting his sister Mrs Charles Schuelke in Chicago. Margaret and Antonetta Zahra spent Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Segal.
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Bo. Smith
Ladenwater
Michigan City
Charles Rotzien
Alma Snyder
South, Bend
Herman Snyder
Frank Mehl
Henry Blessing
G. H. Kriesel
John Segal
Minnie Auchtetter
Helen Miller
Charles Timm
Edward Deutscher
Charles Schuelke
Chicago
Margaret
Aonetta Zahra
Notice of Administrator Appointment for George Arso Estate
The Laporte Superior Court appoints George FE Baker as Administrator of the Estate of George Arso deceased, late of Laporte County Indiana. The estate is stated as solvent. Michigan City Indiana, December 12, 1918.
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R ‘H
Moore
Atty
State of Indian
Laporte County
Laporte
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Styles
Tinkertoss
Automobil’s
ABC
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Makatov Books
Tinkertoy Little House
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Little Billy
China
Children’s Plain
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Dresden
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Jefferson Ave
St Cay O Ir
Oberreich & Arnold High Class
Piurnos
Bank of Westville
Michigan Ave
Meyer-Lindorf Co