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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
2
The piece rails against race riots in Washington Chicago and Omaha and condemns reliance on police or militia. It denounces political manipulation of law and union pressure, urging common sense punishment and accountability while defending essential police and law roles.
Esther Marie Hagenow wife of Theodore Hagenow died at Holy Family hospital Laporte at 11 20 a m Saturday after four months illness. Born October 12 1804 she lived in Laporte then moved with parents to Michigan City ten years ago. She leaves husband two parents two brothers and a four month old son and many relatives. Funeral services were held at her parents home conducted by Rev Paul Fickstaedt.
Governor Goodrich names Judge H B Futhill as special judge in Porter county superior court Valparaiso. The case by S O Taylor and others seeks possession of bank quarters against First National Bank Michigan City. Judge Crumpacker disqualified for prior representation of the bank.
Miss Viola Cain spent a few days with the Sarver family near Westville. Wm. Kroudas from Chicago visited with his mother. John Okoniewski plans a public auction on October 16 after retiring from farming. The Kilmer family visited from Chicago and helped with dinner for the Wood and Bogue families in Michigan City, then returned to Chicago. A crowd at Taylor school raised over $33 from box sales. Grandpa Early appeared in town as spry as ever at four times his 21-year-old age. Herbert Anderson, son of C. O.
Anderson returns from Europe and travels to Chicago with his brother Geo. Anderson. Mrs. Herbert Cain improves after a Idaho visit. John Jaworski attends Chicago court as a witness in an auto wreck suit. Cr. O. Anderson and Frank Janowski cider at Homesville. David Gibbons and Hay bills in town. Hay prices listed. Cr. H. Miller transports produce to Michigan City and returns with groceries. Visitors from Pinola and South Bend drop by. K of P initiation in Valparaiso. FE.A. Gust stores draw buyers for cheap shoes. Harry Ernest family hosts Chicago relatives. Miss Clara Young, local schoolteacher, spends Friday to Monday.
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