Local Home Guard To Form In County Townships
A movement urges towns like Westville and New Durham to form home guard units of eight or more, aiming to protect property and deter vandalism. The voluntary body would operate under local control to support police and jurist perpetrators, with a public meeting set for Monday at 7 30 PM in the town hall inviting interested citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Union
Mills
Elsewh&e
Westville
New Durham ‘Township
Home Guard
Guard
Kinison to Leave Westville for Crete pastorate
Rev Kinison and family plan to move to Crete Illinois next week where he will head the M E church. He also supervises a congregation near Crete while continuing work started at Pinhook and Westville. The Westville board plans a salary increase to retain a capable pastor. Kalies has recovered enough to move about. Anse fears a slow return to activity after illness.
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Rock River
Kinison
Westville
Crete
Ill
M. E. Church
Chicago Loop District
Pinhook
Michigan City and area notes crowd social and civic events
A compilation of local movements and visits includes Thos. Keel and Frank Welch trip to Michigan for peaches, Elvin Augustine and I. N. Plant family visits in Chicago and South Bend, Rebekah lodge outing to Valparaiso, and Masonry gatherings in Westville and Laporte. Community updates cover soldiers bound for Camp Taylor, a fatal coal car finding in Michigan City, and civic notes from Westville High School and Valparaiso University president Henry Brown’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Keel
Frank
Welch
Michigan
Elvin Augustine
I. N. Plant
Chicago
South Bend
Loretta Jessup
Laporte
Sam Poston
D. Noaker
Geo. Trask
Kingsbury
Kankakee
Ill
Chebanse
James Plant
Jackson
Mich
John Plant
Do. A. Burner
O. V. Burner
Harry McKellips
Paul Hannon
Barney Hannon
Roy Jessup
J. C. Loomis
D. L. Crumpacker
Rogers & Link
Henry Herrold & Son
Ordnance Department
Admiral Ingersoll
Thos. Carmody
New York
Lower
Michigan Central
Michigan City
F. R. Leeds
Dorothy Cass
L. R. Cass
Bloomington
Ind
Excelsior Lodge F. & A. M
Westville Lodge
Indiana
Cassius Pratt
W. M
Ralph Wright
Frank Thompson
Missouri
Ozarks
Mr. Thompson
H. H. Martin
A. A. Martin
Gillman
South Chicago
Blue Island
Pere Marquette Ry
Schlene
O’brien
Tumm
Valparaiso
Henry Baker Brown
Valparaiso University
Brown
Boston
Hotel Touraine
Report of Bank of Westville condition September 11 1917
Bank of Westville Westville Indiana presents a statement of resources and liabilities as of September 11 1917. It shows total resources 172 994 49 and total liabilities 159 117 98 with capital stock 10 000 00 surplus 3 000 00 undivided profits 370 exchange discount and interest 868 81 and deposits 28 600 01. The cashier I R W Street swore to the report in Laporte County Indiana on September 17 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Cass
R. A. Cass
Bank of
Westville
Ind
Indiana
State of
County of
Laporte
I. R. W. Street
Bank of Westville
Higher prices reflect better goods and strong advertising
Customers say our prices are higher than some rivals but acknowledge a superior line of goods. They believe the stronger product range serves as the best advertisement for us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
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W. T. Kalies
Anse
Gall
Wormwood
Sellers Special
Lowenstines
Vere Reynolds
W. H. Reynolds
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Arthur Heiden
Wm. Heiden
West of Town
Reynolds
Heiden
M. C. Link
Newt. Henry Mill
Link
S. D. Flynn
Steve
Miss McCartney
Miss Ballard
Tucker
Miss Osborn
County Athletic Association
H. S
Professor Brown
Christian Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
National Normal School
Lebanon
Northwestern Normal School
Republic, O
H. B
America
Mr. Brown
Neva W. Axe
Helen Axe Brown Stephens
Henry Kinsey
Ruth Axe
Bruce Axe
Ellen Ashley
Bradner, O
D. B. Brown
Bunnel
Fla
Jefferton Street
Beahm
Warnke
Hyde C
Plant
Cass LF
Garwood CF
Palm
Bowman Morehouse RF Hoard
R. W. Street
Iues
B. F. Cass
Uncle Sam
Chesterton
Janiny Head
Porter County
General Merchandise
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