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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1908

Page

13

County help for good roads plan discussed at meeting

County commissioners endorsed the proposed state program to bring expert road building to the county. A government team would provide plats, machinery, and specifications to build a modern road section, with work coordinated with the department. Officials pledged full cooperation to advance the roads project despite petition-driven limits.

Theiqourtly Commissioners Ln Ford Hanne Betyislay Pla Columbia City Frank H. Volneting Karl Telstom 1 Bowen Actng Morris Amnint Commission Marhenke Ditch Superior Court John I Lin Feu Auife Guise of Robot Hixon Mae Baylor Moha Koehler Yeas Micha A. Koehler Pamey Lew Lea M. Sankey Flux &, Gates

Carnival and parade reports across Auburn and Kendallville

Advertisers for the vinal company described a lively week with a traveling Lake Shore freight agent visiting Auburn. A parade incident spilled artificial ice from a delivery wagon while elephants attracted relatives and former residents. Notable moves include residents returning to Clinton and Kan., Mrs. H. Hussslmap and family, and Mr. Thomas and family from Decatur visiting kin. Kendallville guests traveled to Chicago and New York for brief visits, with several local officials and committees planning Democratic ticket activities. Waterloo planned a picnic and discussed insurance needs as crowds dispersed.

Sr Rist News Sureally Alburn Vinal Company Deisinning Lake Shore Euest Afems Sren Lansi Is Mich M. Thomas Decatur Elkhart

Dirrim Canilies Hold Reunion at Hamilton

Hamilton Indiana August 15 The sixth annual Dirrim reunion was held at the farm home of Mr and Mrs T R Dirvin with 200 to 250 attendees. The afternoon featured Swift and Houston Orchestra music an address by Judge Charles A Bowersox and a revival of old school songs. A noon meal and group photo followed the program with opening prayers by B Bierim and benediction by J Bowersox.

Hamilton Ind Dirrim Pleasant Farm Birs. T. RL Dirvin Swift and Houston Charles A. Bowersox Bryan Ising H. Bierim Jonge Bowersox Linc Dirzim Deteri Apie Dirring G. Gurley Fu Aftian Mich Isaac Bazor Chicago Ella Shore Hendallville Hata Boxer Auburn Charles Hapberty Butler Charles A. Bowersex Ela Bowersex Bryan, C

Church Announcements from Slumbia City News Desk

In Slumbia City Indiana August 15 the Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Dr Frank Lenig passes. The morning service features St Pauls Convert 1 by Kist News Bureau. Edward Redmond returns from Cuba joining in morning worship with his mother Mrs Catherine Simpson. Children attend English Lutheran Redeemer churches for Sunday school at 9 50 am. The sermon at Christ’s English Lutheran is about the soldiers in Cuba. No evening service. Coroner notes in LaPorte Indiana report no service tomorrow.

Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Lenig St. Paul's Kist Europe Olumbia City Ind Cami Eward Redmond Catherine Simpson Amond United Christ's English Lutheran Church W. H. Schrock Cuba Ylay Sind Maltanzar Uncle Laporte Mack Christ's Tathernnehurch Qhlo Church of Christ Tsa

Kendallville notices and local events summary

Mrs. Ettegbeth f cRowe Field dies after lingering illness at fifty four. Funeral Monday at two with Bir. A. B. Cole officiating. Mrs. B. L. Robinson and daughter Eleanor leave Minneapolis for Utah after six weeks with Mrs. Blaney. Mr. and Mrs. Tetterman visit Lawtor Okin and South Milford. Auburn timber buyers Hogue and Davis in Angola. car punctures after Pleasant Lake, both cars damaged near midnight. Hamilton reports death of Simon Myers in Campbellsville Ky and a birthday gathering at Fish Lake hotel for Vern Pennington with guests and cake.

Kendallville Ettegbeth fcRowe Field Frank Fle A. B. Cole Mra Tetterman Lawtor Okin Ane Louis Llebing South Milford Totterman Auburn Fran Hogue W. H. Davis Angola Pleasant Lake Davis Haamilton—‘Ford Simon Myers Hamilton Campbellsville Fish Lake Vern Pennington

Veiled Woman Attracts The Air Dome Engagement

A heavily veiled singer captivated managers Frank Blemer and M R Rice at the Air Dome by performing a moving mezzo soprano set. She refused to identify herself, saying only that her husband is ill in New York and she sought work. She agreed to sing two pieces in the dark before later illumination.

Airdome Frank Blemer Air M. E. Rice Blemer Biemer Diemer New York Bremer Rice Buwanes

Marriage Licenses Swell in Auburn Amid Fair Day

Four couples obtained marriage licenses in Auburn Indiana as a local fair day drew crowds. The first couple were Martin Miller and Clanton Beeber, followed by Charles Moore and Susie Kreutz, Cadmir Woodcox and Himmel White, and Frank Rabel and Michelle Brandon.

Journal-Gazette Auburn Ind Dar Ims Martin L. Miler Joshua A. Miller Clanton G. Beeber Perry Backer de Eons Charles Moore Susie Kreutz Ooth A? Butler Cadmir L. Woodcox St. Joe Himmel White Frank White Frank Rabel John Rabel Fort Warne Michelle Brandon Clyde Brandon

Robison Park Offers Real Pleasure at Inalana

Robison Park invites families to enjoy a well arranged, beautiful park experience despite other parks closing. It pitches Robison as mosquito free and comfortable, a practical alternative to distant, costly, and infested resorts.

Robison Robison Park Inalana

Great seventeenth day sale at Patterson Fletcher store

Half price sale items listed include Shasten's play suit colored bordered garments knee pants khaki broomers fancy caps straw hats belts wash hats Peter Par waists Indian suits boys' cloth and kerchiefs fancy vests work vests fancy neckwear negligee shirts for white collars 50¢ to $1.00 men’s fancy half hose and other assorted goods.

Shasten Buster Brown Peter

Basket Picnic by United Commercial Travelers of America

Fort Wayne council 212 invites members to Robison Park on August 22 1908 for a ball game and social picnic. Members are urged to bring their sister and a hot dish or good appetite for the BYO feast.

United Commercial Travelers of America Fort Wayne Robison Park

Interstate Universalist Assembly Opens at Rome City

The two week session at Rome City opens today with speakers from Indianapolis Buffalo and local clergy. Daily program features temperance Paulists women’s societies and universalist church sessions. Notable visits include Rev Clarence Mitchell Rev Peter Rice and Rev George Longacker with events leading to a Bible conference at Winona Lake.

Interstate Universalist Assembly Rome City Marlott Crosley D. D Indianapolis Elisabeth Stanley Prank J. Taner Buffalo W. H. McGlauflin D.D Her. G. Laurn Alexander Johnson National Conference of Charities and Corrections Johnson Young People’s Ff Women's State Convention of Universalist Churches

Redeemer Church Notes Mixed Sunday Services and Meetings

The article lists various church activities and sermons across multiple congregations. It notes a regular Young People's Society meeting next Monday at 3 o'clock, Holy Communion on Sunday August 30, and numerous sermons and events at Bethel Evangelical, First Methodist, Plymouth Congregational, Trinity Episcopal, Simpson Methodist, and other churches with pastors including Rev J B Nottsmeer, Rev Dr Frank Lenig, and Father White. It references gatherings at Robins Park, Notre Dame, and Reservoir Park with several ministers traveling or preaching, plus Sunday School classes and union services across the city.

Young People’s Society Guretiams Joad Gethel Gbesta Abs Schultz Columbia City Church of God Spider Robisam Park Katherine Andersim First Methodist Church Dr. Clay Christian Conservator Huntington Ind Bethel Evangelical Church Plymouth Congregational Church Union Young People's Father White St. James Church Fall River Mayo Trinity Mpsscopal Church Gregory Vigeant Jr. Willsing Frank Lenig Wayne Street Methodist Church C. W. Chu First Gift Church Simpson Methodist Church G. F. Byrer Tarolly Winone Live Seeks Calvary U. B Sosnster Alerdiayfa St Blorys Newe Dame Sacred Heart Church Notreme HL. P. Dannecker St. John's Lutheran Church August Reithguiller Appleton Wimorrow Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Dannecker Reithmiller First Baptist Church BR ¥Ich W. Burns St. Pauls Af Charels Ton Pioneer Avenue Hepba Sunny Japior Teague Epworth Wayne Rescue Mitt Lis Colbie Cooper Elareh Washuston Mowievard Rare Tiafayette A. WW Jastor Senoula Ata Simpson Church Simpson Methodist Episcopel Harrison and Dawson Streets Loren M. Eeyards Lenly Amien Evangelical Association Bethel Church Clinton and Dewald Streets E. Q. Landeman Paston Suny Day School Temiov ‘Ailianos Cora Kurrle Jin ‘Reservoir Park Gly The Trinity Episcopal Church Corner Fulton and Berry WW. Averill W. IV. Daup I. Oly Munion Agustral St. James’ Church Alass Gregory Vigeant, Jr Pants the Hart Man@elssahn

Temperance group entertained by residents in Kendallville

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union and friends were entertained at Mr and Mrs J E Ruse's home on Burman Street for a year end gathering. Nineteen boys attended and enjoyed ice cream and cake. In Randallville Mr and Mrs Adolph Adams hosted a dinner on North Lincoln Street with a small guest list including local residents. A Kendallville social, Alg 20, will be held at the city hall or lawn with committee members A J Stackhouse D McPher and others working.

Kendallville Woman's Christian Temperance Union E_ Ruse Burman Street Ken Galivilis Arenion A. J. Stackhouse D. McPherwen Kihm Ars

For Sale Five Shares of Citizens' Trust Co Stock

Advertisement offers five shares of Citizens' Trust Co stock for sale. Respond with offer to box 84 care Journal-Gazette.

Citizens’ Trust Co Care Journal-Gazette

The Airdome Next Week Attracts Comedy Weekline

The outdoor theater plans a musical comedy week with Clark and Dunest sketch act, Sheen and Williams in The Discovery of Nothing, Nail Her and the Thundershust, Peto and Wilson as vaudeville headliners. New illustrated color pictures will entertain audiences.

E ‘Clark Will Laighahie Wes Sheen Williams Vaudevils Peto Wilson Tomimists Uavall Mr. Jones Enteing Eve

For Rent Orrack cottage by Lake August listing

Rental notice shows Orrack cottage by the lake available from August 15, with contact at phone 1176 for inquiry.

Orrack Cottage Lake

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