Local News From Westville Says Social Calls and Moves
Various social visits and household moves fill Westville notes. Guests include Mrs Hattie Green and Mr Sidney Beatty from Michigan City, Miss Ella Walters from Gary, and the Jolly Eighteen group hosted by Mrs E T Scott.
Doctor Pinkerton Joins U S Army After Illness
Dr F J Pinkerton left Laporte hospital after several days of detention following an infection contracted from pus during an operation. His condition worsened with a fever of 104 and he later regained strength. He ranked highly in a U S Medical Board exam in Chicago and will receive a commission as first lieutenant in the medical service.
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F. J. Pinkerton
Laporte
Pinkerton
U. S
U. S. Medical Board
Chicago
Stephenson
Are They Born or Made at Scenic Westville
Saturday evening at the Scenic moving picture house in Westville will show Are They Born or Made. Ea Wheeler Wilcox praises the film calling it a powerful portrayal of facts and a startling indictment of modern conditions that stirs audiences to serious thinking.
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Moving Picture House
Westville
Ea Wheeler Wilcox
Jack Rose
Scenic Under New Management in Westville
Miss Katherine Cornelius has taken over the Scenic moving picture house in Westville to expand attractions as an amusement venue. The theater was started by her father W. L. Cornelius about three years ago and had steady patronage. He recently joined Rumely in Laporte, limiting his involvement. The community hopes for a renewed prosperity under the new management. Also noted is a district Sunday school convention in New Durham and Scipio townships at the Methodist church with a 10 a.m. union service and a 2 p.m. talk by Mr. Tribble and others on the role of Sunday schools.
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Laporte Hospital
Jolly Eighteen
E. T. Scott
Lincoln Way
John Arndt
Westville
Wanatah Road
Coulter Bros
Carl O. Johnson
Wm. Stump
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Forget Me-Not Club
Lorenz Rowe
William Rowe
North Liberty
al Steele
Messrs. Rowe
Steele
Cena Sager
Chicago
Mima Hilton
Williams
Chesterton
Rollo
Williams- Chambers Co
Cartron Hall
Beesler
Roy McKellips
Thimble Club
Walter ‘Herrold
U. S
P. L. Brown
S. E. Rogers
John Bauer
Jared Gardner
D.W. Shunk
Byron Péston
G. C. Hamilton
Milt Lewis
Frank Katies
Marie Leona Hixon
J. F. Hixon
Michigan City
James Stuart Updyke
Pontiac
Mich
Oliver College
Oliver
Ypsilanti
Roland L. Fend
Pat Morris
Rush Henton
Sac City
Iowa
Belle Henton
Union Mills
H. Cummings
W. Cc. Shull
Los Angeles
Cal
Daniel R. Flood
George Flood
San Diego
James Flood
George
South Bend
Daniel
W. A. Shunk
F. R. Shunk
Col. Shunk
America
Philippines
San Francisco
Pacific
Brownsville
Texas
Is. Paget
BE. O. Beahm
Kelly
Osborn
Beahm
Scenic
Katherine Cornelius
Moving Picture House
W. L. Cornelius
Katherine
Cornelius
Laporte
New Durham
Scipio
Methodist Church
Tribble
Laporte Y. M. C
Miss Fails
Home Department
Nyberg
Roy
John Link
Link
Flynn
Lewis
Concordia Cemetery
Strothers
Reynolds
Indicator
Jennie Rhymer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Scipio Township
George Ww. Reed
Maszonic, Maccabees
Ben Hurlodges
Miss
Linda. Deets
Harry F McCormick
Ashier
Westville News Reports First Basketball Game and Tragic Death
The article recalls the Westville Hanna season opener a 36 to 18 victory with school spirit and a hat fund for expenses. It notes student voting on November 7 producing a Republican result and reports John Link's death by self infliction near Chester ton near the lake.
Local M E Aid chicken supper set at library
The M E Aid society plans a chicken supper at the library building on November 18. Obituary notices honor Mary E McCormick mother of Coester McCormick publisher of the News who died October 31 at age 68 years 11 months 27 days. Funeral held today.
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M. E. Aid Society
Mary E. McCormick
Coester McCormick
North Judson ‘News
Two Transport Accidents Reported in Valparaiso and New York Flight
Valparaiso editor H F Strothers suffered serious injuries in a street collision when he was struck by a car near the Messenger office. In a separate note, Victor Carlstrom completed a Chicago to New York flight covering 652 miles in six hours seven minutes, averaging 107 mph, with a landing in Hammondsport due to nightfall. The trip carried U S mail and was tracked by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company network.
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New York Times
Chicago
New York
Erie
Carlstrom
Hammondsport
Chesterton
Marion Brummitt
United States Mail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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