Local Notes From LaPorte Area Routine Updates
Thog Glancy takes a four position at Leparte and several residents visit relatives in Chicago or Iowa. Mrs B F Kimbrell remains housebound with grip while local officials relocate offices in the courthouse. Mrs Eliza Kreiger of Chesterton is killed New Year’s Eve on the New York Central. Census taker Paul Hannon starts in New Durham township and townships appoint field agents. Rev O L Chivington and family return home after recovery from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Kreiger
Chesterton
New York Central
John Kreiger
Paul Hannon
New Durham Township
O. A. Kintz
Michigan Township
D. F. Terry
Coolspring
Edgar Dahl
Springfield
Auto license renewal note from The Indicator
Mrs C Martin spent Saturday to Tuesday afternoon in Crown Point as a guest of Mr and Mrs Solomon Crawford with a note that The Indicator notary can fix the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary
Mrs. C
Martin
Crown Point
Solomon Crawford
Revival Services at Methodist Church Begin Monday
Rev. C. L. Chivington conducts nightly revival meetings at the Methodist church starting Monday. He is described as an earnest pleader and entertaining, and filling the church each evening would be to the town’s credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Chivington
Coburg Arbor Gleaners Installs Officers
Coburg Arbor Ancient Order of Gleaners No. 760 installed its officers at last night’s meeting with G. L. Bowman as master of ceremonies and a roster including Rig B. Watts, R. R. Hindenburg, Frank J. Hill, Julia M. Watts, Ruby J. Forbes, Dollie M. Bartz, Roy J. Bartz, Mary E Hill, Ephriam J. Link and Geo. A. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Link
Outer Gate
Geo. A. Lee
New Citizen Born to Perry Peterson Family
Anna Lee Peterson is welcomed as a new county resident born New Year's Day to Mr and Mrs Perry L Peterson of Rolling Prairie. Mrs Peterson previously led music instruction in western Laporte county schools before illness forced resignation. She taught at Willville school this fall and many friends share in the family joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Peterson
Rolling Prairie
Laporte County
Willville
Iler
Indicator Newspaper's 38th Volume Promotes Quality Ads
The Indicator asserts strong reader trust and growing ad demand as it enters its 38th volume. It notes advertisers seek loyal users, while critics accuse papers of promising more than they deliver. The piece argues enduring quality matters in crowded advertising markets.
Wrong Man Firing Under Game Laws Charged
Frank Schirr was fined 32.90 on La Porte land after crossing a neighbor’s field with a gun while visiting a distant rabbit ground. Game Wardens Lapham Randall and Miles arrested him, sparking controversy over enforcement and genuine violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shirr
Laporte
Frank
Tie
Lapham
Randall
Miles
Schirr
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