Deaths in the Community
The notice lists several obituaries and funeral arrangements: Milward J. O’Connell infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Connell of 228 Woodlaw Avenue. Miss Rebia Menefee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Menefee of 101 Fisher Avenue. Mrs. L. Staen with funeral from Madison Street. Miss Ranma Vellwiz with service from 2 Walton Street. Prok Delagrange to be interred at St Vincent’s. dates and exact times vary across listings, noting local churches and residences in the described community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milward J
Edward
O'Connell
Woodlaw
Avenug
McTimn
Pennsylvania Company
St. Patrick's Caolic
Weldmeleck
Rebia KH. Menefee
Éigitaaonihiblu
Oscar Menefci
Fisher Arene
Marin Liter
AL Man
Sund Neeena
Madison Street
St. Paul's Jaithoran Church
Atrs. L. F Staen
Lauronne
Phe Tey
Fk Wilts
Lindanwooll
Ranma Vellwiz
Walton Emt
Phe Wev
Tosch
Lindenwool
Prok Delagrange
Elu
Bo tanic Blood Baim cures many ailments now offered
An old advertisement promises quick cures for ulcers, skin issues, and general pains with BT Be tonic and Bleak Balm Co products. Claims include curing cancer and festering sores. Sold by Meyer Bros. & Co and at Calhoun street outlets. Also promotes Candy Cathartle for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleak Balm Co
Atlan Medicing Sunt
Eise
Gale
Meyer Bros. & Co
Goa
Calhoun Street
Sunday School Day at Winona Conference Highlights
Reports from the National Winona Bible conference describe a Sunday school day with addresses by refor m speakers from Chicago Toronto and Edinburgh. Key talks stressed thorough biblical knowledge and child education, with Rev. J Johnston of London and Rev. George Jackson of Scotland delivering notable addresses. A Hillside gathering drew 4 0 people and featured Rev. Mursell and others. Special train detail for Fort Wayne Aug 24 with round trip $1 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Winona Bible Conference
Pos Pot
Chicago
Pearce Jed
Lisceaux
Joh
Toronto
Christ
Sal
George Johnston A. Ross
St. Ants Chirch
West Bowne Grove
London
George Jackson
Pilar
Methodist
Tabermacle
Edinburgh
Hillside Ice
Ev Nes MM
Mursell
Athee
Ebu
Michey
Mayer
Europe
George PB. Stewart
Lake Shore & Michigan
Switches At Rodenbeck’s Calhoun Lane Store
Prices range from 1 to 15 dollars for shades of AN switches including quality length and weight, offered at Rodenbeck's 1004 Calhoun Lane Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodenbeck’s
Calhoun
Lau Block
Local News Briefs From Gity on Social Visits and Accidents
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs B Green of 021 Clinton street. Dr W Houtenrieth returned from a two week visit in New York. Mrs Ili Magner and daughter back from six weeks in Mailison township. Westminster Social Debt to host a picnic and excursion to Robison Park on Friday. Mrs K K Paine and Jennie visiting brother Dr W Z Johnston, Samuel Pardoe and Mrs Barco plus Eunily have returned to Florida. A H Armstrong of Schenectady and R H Hayward of Chicago, golf enthusiasts, were at the Wayne. Retail Grocers association held a meeting and plans a mid September picnic with location TBA. Charles Gartol tripled and broke his arm at a ball game yesterday. The Golden Spider club entertained at their cottage with a crowd from Lome City. James F R Henry of Indianapolis was in town and registered as the Aveling. Charles W Miller of Goshen, Nat UL Hil of Bloomington, and C C Hamals of Lagrange among hotel visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. # Green
Clinton Street
W. Houtenrieth
New Yo
Ili Magner
Mailison Township
Westminster Social Debt
Robison Park Nox
KK. L. Paine
Jennie Debusing
Greenville
Mich
W. Zi. Johnston
A. H. Armstrong
Schenectady
R. H. Hayward
Chicago
Wayne
Charles Gartol
Montgomery Street
Tatil
Golden Spider Club
Lome City
James FR. Henry
Indianapolis
Wrs
Westeday
The
Aveling
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Nat UL Hil
Eloomington
Cllhams
Lagrange
Lassiter Drops Suit Against Smith in Whitley Case
Tad Smintington Aug. 21 Coy Lassiter withdrew his lawsuit against Mirman A. Smith. Lassiter was shot at his Whitley county home near Rosnoke. The wound, caused by a bullet lodged near the inlet, has troubled him since the drought. Doctors planned an operation to remove the bullet, with a new suit expected after the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smintington
Tad
Coy Lassiter
Mirman A. Smith
Smith
Lassiter
Whitley County
Rosnoke
Lao
Beauty applies for a festival booth position
A young woman entered the Full Festival association office on Berry Street yesterday seeking a spot in the automobile booth for next week’s festival. She was discreetly identified as a candidate and accepted after a brief, nervous exchange. If electric lights are tested, streets may be illuminated two hours Saturday night as a preview for the upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Festival Association
Sarge
Berry Street
Kinnegat Pits Enest Kidney Ppaee Aaron Fate
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Aaron Fate and a possible event at Kinnegat involving a kidney issue. Details are unclear and dates, places, and roles are not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
People’s Store Promotes Bunting and Flags Sale
Northern Indiana District Court announces a congress for the Tribe of Ben Ane to be held in this city on August 29. Delegates from forty courts are expected, with district officers attending. Local committees prepare the program and decorations for their reception, aiming to organize the district congress and press for moving the order’s headquarters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ane
Indiana
Drunken brakeman shoots conductor near Milltown
Wesley Bishop, a drunk brakeman, shot conductor Ind Aug Sherher of a local freight train near Milltown twelve miles east of Fers. The confrontation began when the conductor ordered Bishop off the train. Four shots were fired, injuring Sherher in the lower back. Bishop was arrested in Milltown after attempting to shoot the town constable. He has prior prison time and is jailed in Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sherher
Bishop
Milltown
Fers
Sherher
Jonn 1
Luckett
Sherifin Gil-land
Millown
Wesley Bishop
Cou
Bishop Nyes
Mt Sterling
Riesheen
Wramktort
Williams Secures Victory in Righth District Contest
The Liangular contest for congress between John Henry and another candidate, Williams wins decisively in the Warren Henry district, with the home and committee members affected by the result and the district reevaluating its political alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickreu KG
John Henry
Cnl
Willkims
William
Warren Henry
No Settlement Reached In Street Car Controversy
Au gust 21 Indianapolis area report says a settlement talks ending in a firm stand by street car workers and company representatives failed. The talks at Mrs Helen Gouger home included a proposal to send disputes to a three member committee with assurances of reinstatement for discharged workers lacking. Vice President Jacobs of the national street car union planned to depart the city with possible future return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
National Organization of Street Car
Elks Visit Decatur for September Picnic
Fort Wayne Elks announce a Sept 1 trip to Decatur Indiana for a lodge picnic. A special train departs at 1 40 a.m. from Fort Wayne and returns from Decatur at 8 30 p.m. The all inclusive cost is 100 dollars for Elks and their guests. The Decatur notice promises comic and chaotic events at Steel’s Park including cock fights and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telge of Elks
Fort Wayne
Fed
Decatur
Port Wayne
Decatur Elks
Lehigh Valley Rail Runs Double Track and Fancy Trains
Advert describes Lehigh Valley railroad offering double track service with stone walls and magnificent trains. Dining cars à la carte, stopovers allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets. Route options include New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara
New ‘Turk
Philadelphia
Socialist Demagogue Reviles Tipton in Courthouse Speech
A socialist orator named Ray from Naianidyatis identified as state organizer derided capitalism on the courthouse square last night. He claimed relief through socialism and said he has toured the state for a month building support, noting one town lacking an organization was Tipton, which he mocked as a pumpkin center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Naianidyatis
Om Audienc
Tinton
Money at 5 Per Cent Will Organize Fort Wayne Mortgage offers
VeSeaY and Heaton law offices advertise loans at five percent interest with minimum sums of one thousand dollars. Financing secured by mortgage on Fort Wayne improved real estate. The firm at Corbett and Berry streets invites inquiries to organize the loan arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Double Wedding in Vincennes Unites Two Couples
In Vincennes on Wednesday a double wedding occurred the same time as the marriage of Elizabeth Wessell to Martin Kretamann. Rev. Carl Kretamann officiated. Groom Gustave Schner and bridesmaid Louise Schunfels ty were college classmates. Pooh, recently retired from Lis bon England, plans to sail with his bride to that city next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vino
Thier
Martin Kretamann
Elizabeth Wessell
Carl Kretamann
Pooh
Lisbon
England
Gustave Schner
Louise Schunfellsty
Prizes for Irish Day Celebration at New Haven
Ata pivoting of the committees in charge of the Irish day celebration last night arranged prizes for the event open to all members of Irish societies. First prize silk umbrella second prize silk hat with additional awards including shoes sweaters and a boxing glove set. Tug-of-war medal and box of cigars also listed. Hurley and football medius chairman Bert Dowling of New Haven orator Thomas J. Melangi lin of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
New Haven
Ander Shyoa
Trish Si
Ovary
A. O
Medius
Chirman
Day
Bert Dowling
Thomas J. Melangilin
Fort Wayne
Local Loan Plans Offer Weekly and Monthly Payments
Advertisement outlines easy loan options with weekly installments and long payoff periods. Promises to lend on items including watches and jewelry with pledged valuables for security. Includes mentions of weekly, monthly, and quarterly payment plans and forty to fifty week terms.
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Fay Ee
America
the Hygienic Food Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, U, 5, A
Beavers
Calhoun St
New No
Old No
O’connell
Menefee
Ide
Aia
Winona
St. Joseph, Mich
Gity News
Samuel 7
Pardoe
Mrs. Barco
Eunily
Florida
Journal-Gazette
People’s Store
District Court For Northern
Williams
ELKS
Ling
Steel's Park
John Mohr
Byron Hattersley
Decatur Elk
Praternally
A. W. Jaxtheimer
BE. Kirkland
Henry Stoll
C. H. Bales
J. A. Woreh
FP. Stone
New York
Vesey & Heaton
Lawoffices
Cor, Cotte and
Berry Ste
WILL
Vincennes
Wayne Dry Goods CO
Wayne Dry Goods
Calhoun’st
Court House
Cope IN
Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Co
West Columbia St
Fulton Street
J. M. Moderwell
Hattersley
E. Main St
Wabash R. R
Wabash
Ang
Trip
Rome City
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