The Indicator 6 Westville county affairs note
The Indicator 6 Westville edition profiles local life and county matters with a sharp voice. It runs a political edge, noting a Republican figure and a fortyish editor who seeks fun at home while lampooning wider issues. Subscriptions cost $2.00 per year.
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Westville
Ind
Funeral held for August Bergholtz in Hanna and Cass township
Aug Bergholtz aged 72, a Mecklenburg native who came to the U S 40 years ago, died recently and had funeral services at his daughter Mrs W H Werner’s home in Cass township and public services at the M E church in Hanna. The Hanna Odd Fellows lodge led the service with strong attendance. He had been a Westville OO F member nearly 30 years and left a widow and a daughter. He was a Lutheran parishioner at Wanatab.
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August Bergholtz
W. H. Werner
Cass Township
M. E. Church
Hanna
Bergholtz
E. T. Scott
Hanna Lodge of Oddfellows
Westville Lodge
Mecklenburg
Germany
John Tuley
Lutheran Church
Wanatab
Drug Store Redesign Modernizes Interior in Local Shop
J C Matotte with T F Matotte and Adolph Kapelski rearrange the business to create a combined drug and medicine side and a separate grocery area with candy and tobacco displays. The venture, dating to the 1860s, shifts the rear desk and expands space along the alley, inviting a steadier tenancy and increased property value.
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J.C. Matotte
T. F. Matotte
Adolph Kapelski
Matotte
Tax rate rises in 1920 across towns and cities
The 1920 tax rate, payable this year, shows increases in several communities. New Durham adds 28 cents per 100 dollars, Westville 62 cents, Michigan City 99 cents, and Laporte 48 cents on the 100.
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New Durham
Westville
Michigan City
Laporte
Monon Annals Sunday Trains And Local News
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 have been discontinued Sundays. Bluebird runs weekdays with northbound at 11 55 and southbound at 4 20. Birth announced for Roy and wife a boy. Julius C. Travis begins term as supreme Indiana judge. Robbery loot found near Wheeler. smallpox epidemic and quarantines in East Chicago and nearby towns. State accountants review Laporte Gas Electric Co. books as rates debate continues. Saturday Levine's Sample Shop robbed of 1200. later goods traced to Frank Knapp. Culver robbery suspects moved to Michigan City prison. Ross Osborne and Earl Witte linked. Louis Roule charged with unlawful sale of liquor. bond set at 3500. Beloved Pierrot the Belgian wolf hound, veteran of WWI, visiting Indicator family. Alden Herrold improved after peritonitis. hospital transfer and recovery. Habeas corpus case of Nicholas Hiser resolves. claims of cruel treatment discussed. Hiser granted liberty after two years.
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Elkhart
Wheeler
East Chicago
Hammond
Laporte Gas Electric Co
Public Service Commission
Great Sugar Clearance sale at The Boston Store
Retailers cut prices across merchandise ahead of a huge community sale starting Friday January 16. The Boston Store Laporte Ind promises sugar at deep discounts with purchases of five dollars or more. Many items offered at over half off with substantial savings. Watch papers for more surprise specials.
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Monon Annals
Roy Keel
Julius C. Travis
Indiana
M. Levine
Starland
Frank Knapp
South Bend
Culver
State Exchange Bank
Ross Osborne
Ober, Ind
Earl Witte
Louis Roule
Roule
Smith, Rees and Doran
Cowboy. Roule
Harry Kuehn
Glassman Brothers
Pierrot
Louvain
Victor
Alden Herrold
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Nicholas Hiser
Price
Valparaiso, Indiana
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Coats
Ieee
Cs . i
J. P. Smith
Noboddy
Boston
Laporte, Ind