Sale of Manhattan Shirts Continues With Unusual Success
Monthly raincoat season prompts widespread stock reductions as Gabar dines rubberized and cravanetted styles join the big sale selection.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
7
Monthly raincoat season prompts widespread stock reductions as Gabar dines rubberized and cravanetted styles join the big sale selection.
Ethel Smith, the girl for whom Billy Rugh sacrificed his leg and life, eloped to Chicago and married Leon M. Cline, a cigar store clerk, after being saved by grafted skin from Rugh following burns and injuries from a motorcycle explosion. Rugh died October 22 1912, and Roberts the former fiancé of Miss Smith was involved in the prior accident.
Victor Ose died at Epworth Hospital after being found unconscious in a South Bend saloon. A coroner's inquest was requested as detectives note skull fracture and parallels to a 1911 case involving John O'Connell.
The Lake County Star notes Crown Point's first city era set mayoral pay at 5 dollars annually. An outgoing council proposed raising it to cover expenses, but the move faced legal limits and required unanimous approval by the incoming council.
The article notes the second issue of the buffalo nickel with depress ed letters around the edge is sound though some misled by the smaller letters. The first issue had raised letters that wore down quickly, prompting the change.
D B E Kelly and H H Loring, city attorneys, return after three days handling the Mineral Springs race track case at Rensselaer. Judge Hanley will render judgment at the next term. Loring represents northerly county claimants against the corporation. Kelly defends Englehardt who claims no connection to the racing association. Vidette
Mrs. Mary Blackstone, Hebron resident and Porter county’s first white female child born, died at her home aged 77. She was married and the funeral services were held in the same room where she was born.
Crown Point has been dubbed Heaven of Joy for eloping couples from Chicago, reporting 3,700 marriages last year, up 500 from the prior year. The Midwinter Clearance sale ends Saturday January 17 with deep discounts across departments at Specht Finney Skinner Co Valparaiso.
A mixed page includes a 1913 financial report for the Christian Sunday School with on hand and total receipts and expenditures, plus local government notes on road petitions, a sweater coat sale ad, and obituaries including Leopold Low and a fire hero Wilbur Palm at Dunning asylum.
A special sale at Specht Finney Skinner Co features untrimmed hats at 25 cents and night dresses in fine materials priced at 35 58 68 85 and 98 cents. January sale runs the 19th to the 24th at Valparaiso Indiana.
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