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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
17
Mrs Louise Schmitt died tonight at Taelock from apparent apoplexy after leaving home in a faint, with other family names misread in the notice. The report notes no war or extended illness and lists a brief obituary context.
An incomplete obituary fragment references a woman connected to Loie house and a residence of Paul Penquenot, noting she died after a sudden collapse. It mentions surviving relatives including three sons named Joseph, Edward, and John, and three sisters, with details cut off.
A garbled dialogue references a president and protection of women, mentioning Bellum and a protective mission. It appears as a stray, partly legible line with distorted names and uncertain context. Further clarity needed to identify speakers, setting, and purpose.
Mrs M Mathean and Mrs Josephine Da ths of Reet Wieyne mourn the loss of Sylvester Volz aged 9 at the home of his parents on Lafayette Street after a spinal injury. Privy services will be held at the family home with burial to follow at St Hobedin churchyard. The obituary notes lingering illness and the community sorrow as relatives gather for a solemn ceremony.
Funeral notices list interment details for multiple individuals with addresses and family survivors. Includes names such as ATIMANN and LUPAVICK with cemetery references Lindenwood and Concordia. Also mentions plans to organize an auxiliary unit to mobilize Indiana educational forces and a Journal-Gazette Want Ads note.
The funeral for George Biederwolf, longtime White County businessman and former merchant, will be held Saturday morning in Concordia. He led the White County Toast and was known across the community, having served as secretary of the Commercial club and as a vocal part of local industry.
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