Local notices and obits from Westville Herald edition
The Westville Herald reports weather in the 90s with rain and a busy Fourth of July in town. Union church services begin July 21 with M E and Christian pastors alternating. Alderman Walter Gibson, Gary bribery conviction figure, dies after long worry. Mrs Maria Marine, Porter County native, dies in Valparaiso aged 61. Funeral at 2 pm. A. N. McKellips in Montana seeks disc plow patent with Rumely and J I Case firms. plans Racine trip to push development for steam-traction plowing. disc plow touted as suited for sticky soil.
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Westville
M. E. and
Christian Churches
Christian Church
Walter Gibson
Gary
T. E. Knotts
Tolleston
Maria Marine
Willian Bundy
Porter County
Valparaiso
Uesday
Ikbart County
Ind
Enoch Billings
C. M. Nerrick
W. L. Andrews
Alaporte
George
Schuyler C
Holly
Frank Billings
T. E. Billings
Medford
Ore
Wesley Keeler
Davidson
Wisconsin
George Bundy
William Bundy
Asa Marine
A. N. Mckellips
Montana
Rumely
M. Rumely Co
MckKellips
Racine
J. I. Case Co
McKellips
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Local Socials and Business Notes Highlight Community Life
A roundup of visitors to Marion and nearby towns includes Mrs Ward and Miss Lois Watson in Marion, Miss Florence Cathcart from Chicago visiting relatives, and Milo Shunk helping on a farm. Westville beats Wana tah 11 to 8 in a recent ball game. Schirr Bros. buy Jos Dolman’s con] business and plan coal stock. Specht Finney Skinner Co. advertises Dutchess ladies’ wear at substantial discounts. A body found in Michigan harbor is believed to be Adolphus Powers, 40, from Rolling Prairie. burial may be covered by a local widow and son.
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Ward
Lois Watson
Marion
Ames
Florence Cathcart
Chicago
J. F. Cathcart
Milo Shunk
D. “W. Shunk
John Hetfield
Ohio
Mamie Hetfield
Laporte
Polly Dolman
Westville
Wanatah
Schirr Bros
Jos. Dolman
Adolphus Powers
Michigan Harbor
Michigan Central
Blinks
Powers
Rolling Prairie
Michigan City
Murdock
Stephen Stoner
Rohling Prairie
H. P. Cole Family Ends Day With Injuries
Friday June 28 brought multiple calamities for the H. P. Cole family. In the forenoon Frank 50u visiting in Kansas suffered a minor knee bruise in a car accident, while son John ruptured an artery in his leg but medical staff stopped the bleeding in time. After noon the father was shot.
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H. P. Cole
Frank
50U
Kansas
John
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