Local notes detail community life in Laporte region
The report covers changes in local businesses and workers including Holmes contracting, the Blabm shop reorganization with C E Henton, and Fred Bluhm taking over Onion Mills livery. It notes visitors from Flint and San Leon, a town hall dance turnout, and a large farmers institute in Wanatah with Purdue lecturers. A gas accident near Thomas Station claims a 16 year old, while court duties and licenses shuffle in Laporte County.
Scenic theater reopens in Westville with enlarged seating
Westville debuts the Scenic theater after weeks of work by W L Cornelius and crew. The venue now seats nearly twice as many, features a 60 foot curtain throw, new seating, improved exits, ventilation, and an orchestra pit. A 5,000 foot feature opens, music by the local band, and attendance is expected to rise.
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Westville
W.L. Cornelius
Scenic Theater
Westville Girls’ Band
Burial of Arminta Henton-Warnock at Westville Cemetery
The remains of Arminta Henton-Warnock were laid to rest at Westville cemetery on Sunday February 20. She died at the Soldiers Home in Maywood Illinois after a long illness at age 84. She left three children two daughters and one son all of whom predeceased her. Four grandsons survive. Her husband and son James died within months of each other. The Warnock family had lived in Westville and Chicago for years. Mrs Warnock was sister to Rush Henton and sister brothers Even Henton and Jong Henton long associated with Westville.
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Martha Standiford
Weatville Chapter
Standiford
William Anstiss
George Johnson
Fred C. Arndt
Laporte
Owen P. Barber
Guenther & Zerweck
Robert H. Hardy
Robert H
Hardy
Charles Metzel
Léonard W. Saber
Lewis Jermann
Adam Hein
Gust A. Krueger
Jacob Hostetler
Hanna Township
W. H. Truesberg
Arminta_ Henton-Warnock
Westville
Maywood
Ill
Sriday
James
Warnock
Chicago
Farmers Institute elects officers and holds meeting
The farmers institute at the M B E church elected G L Howell as president Cara Webster as secretary and reelecting J W Bauer as treasurer. Attendance fell short of past years due to other events with programs from Purdue speakers and music by Miss Susie Skerd and an orchestra.
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Farmers Institute
G. L. Howell
Cara Webster
J. W. Bauer
M. BE
Tne
Purdue
D.B. Clark
Susie Skerd
Disputed Ascendancy and a Boy’s Reckless Acts
The text contemplates a troubled youth whose latest offense surpasses prior ones. It questions culpability and training while suggesting society may deem him irresponsible and consider removing his liberty for public good.
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Andrew Holmes
Gear Burns
Logansport
C. E. ‘Henton
S. G. Havs
Harry Warnke
John ‘Allen
North ‘Dakota
William Craig
Laporte Chamber of Commerce
Co. B
Huntress
Marion
Harry Calbetter
Flint
Mich
H P. Cole
Linnie Dodd
Gertrude
San Leon
Tex
Stafford Iseminger
Town Hall
Fred Bluhm
Onion Mills
John
Mesdames
Roy MckKellips
Chas
Kalise
Carrie Stoner
Addie Fend
Ladie
Martha Harris
Indicator
E. S. Smith
B. F. Cass Co
J. E. Cathcart
Farmers’. Institute
Augustine Bros
Girls’ Band
Brown Bros
Coulter Bros
Ee ‘E. Payn
Institute
The
Christian Church
George Hartman
August Anderson
Superior Court
Lewis Carson
Frank Grase
Albert Ballard
Michigan City
Otto Marks
Hanna
Ernest. Black
Martin Pash
Cass
Bert. .Palmer
Coolspring
W. J. Boniface
Noble
August Mohlke
Otis King
Clinton
Fred Trost
M. F. Cagwin
Cassius M. Mills
Prairie
John W. Hockney
J. B. Rupel
Charles Fred
Union
Amu
Ment House
Washington
Gertude White
Knoll
Katherine Cornelius
Veula ‘Dachwald
Thomas Carson
Roy Keel
Raymond Herrold
Westvillé
Jefferson
Rumely Hotel
Masonic Temple
Indiana
Ethelred
Curtis
Optometrist
H. Black Co
Erat
Farmers’ Institute
Minnie. E. Hineline
B. A. ‘Hineline
Valparaiso
Otto E. Jardine
Mrs. Jardine
Sadie
Victor
Oatoh
J. Lowenstine & Sons
Jewelers
Valparaiso, Ind
Gulf Coast
P. W. Morrow
N.W.P
LaPorte County
Oberreich & Arnold