Marriage Bonds Weigh Heavily In Court News
Mrs. Davidson seeks divorce, accusing her husband Robert B. Davidson of a bad temper and threats with a razor while he claims she abandoned him for his money. Attorneys Whitinger & Monk represent both sides in a contested dissolution.
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Robert B. Davidson
Hilitingur
Mouk
Clarenes Millar
Tosa
Nin
Ding
Whitinger & Monk
Binnia
Fahleing
John W. Jahrving
Tight money scare raises cash discipline in shoe trade
The article notes a cash squeeze driving manufacturers to shift stock to cash buyers. Thing & Co reports buying over forty thousand dollars worth of stock in four months, stocking staples for men and children and shipping to retail stores nationwide. Manufacturers’ loss becomes public gain as price panic prevails.
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Thing & Co
MH & Cole
Fractured family dispute presented in county court
The case includes claims of drunkenness over four years and retaliation during recovery from surgery. Frances J. Wightman sues Louis Wishiman in a divorce filed in Bokah county. The county commissioners grant twenty seven thernes to get Mauer. Judge Veaton sets June 26 for part of Colchin vs Donero. Edward J. Lynch vs Susie Lynch testimony heard. Licenses issued to Alfred Smith and Lysla bf Reiman Edwin Ban Jr. and Emma Lowe. County Board of Review meets to examine assessments and corporate property values. Board members include George W. Lindenruth William Bagot William A. Schelman William Schreeder and D L Harding.
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Ld. Gribth
Frances J. Wightman
Louis Wishiman
Bokalb County
Thernes
Mauer
Veaton
Jung
Colchin
Donero
Edward J. Lynch
Susie Lynch
Alfred Smith
Lysla Bf Reiman
Edwin Ban, Jr
Emma Lowe
County Board of Review
William Bagot
William A. Schelman
Willam Schreeder
Marlon Township
D. L. Harding
City
Excursion to South Bend Tour and Riverside Dinners
See elegant homes and major factories plus Notre Dame sights on a free automobile trip. The big outing to South Bend Sunday June 7 departs Lake Shore depot at 7:30 am with 14 coaches and 24 musicians. round trip fare two dollars. Degree of Honor No 29 plans a dance Tuesday evening with 25 cent admission. Also features live seafood and Hof Brau offerings.
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Notre Dame
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Springbrook Park
Howard Park
Leeper Park
Lake Shore Depot
Troner's
Dancing Academy
Rev Billy Sunday Attacks Pittsburg Ministers
In Pittsburg on June 1 evangelist Rev Billy Sunday addressing Presbyterian ministers provoked consternation with his critique of modern clergy. He labeled many as fudge eating mollycoddles and salary quacks, urged tearing down seminaries, and claimed some ministers belong in the bed or the funny house while warning against riches guiding sermons.
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Pittsburg
Billy
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday
Sharon
Speculation Ends as Hyomel Cure Promised by Meyer Bros
An old advertisement claims Hyomel cures “amen diseases” with a money back guarantee. It touts a £1 kit including Hyomel and a pocket inhaler, offering refills at 50 cents, and features a testimonial from Saba Sheline of Metz praising the product’s quick relief and urging readers to consult Meyer Bros.
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Meyer Bros. Company
Meyer Bros
Airdome Opens For Summer Theater In Fort Wayne
The Airdome adjoining the Majestic theater opened last night, drawing about 1,700 spectators in a crowd that filled front rows and 500 ten cent seats. The open air venue glowed with electric lights, and acts by Frank Jones, Albert Gessler, Miss Crawford, Mr Barnes, and the Morton Jewell troupe drew applause. The program closed with two skits and a cheerful reception, while an unrelated sale notice for Black soil appears at the end.
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Majestic Theater
Middle West
Barr Street
Berry’ Treat
Majestia
Alydeme
Fort Wayne Mosic
Frank Jones
Albert Gessler
Gassler
Mr. Jones
Fort. Wayne
Jones
Miss Crawford
Mr. Barnes
Airdome
Morton-Jewall
Will Tegge
Anna Daniels
Knndrome
For Sale Black soil inquire DeWald Homestead or William Goodfellow
An old for sale notice offers black soil available by inquiry through DeWald Homestead or contact William Goodfellow. The brief item references a telecommunication cue truncated in OCR.
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DeWald Homestead
William Goodfellow
Gregg Davis Arrested For Grand Larceny
E Gregg Davis a noted city real estate dealer was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Jesse Grice and Deputy Harvey Hughes on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and grand larceny. The warrant was delivered from Huntington by Sheriff Mahoney who sought the suspect. Davis posted bond of 500 dollars with John C Price as surety in Huntington.
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E. Gregg Davis
Jesse Grice
Harvey Hughes
Isaiah
Rupert
Huntington
Sheri Mahoney
Huntington County
Davis
Gree
Hughes
Mc Davis
Bond
John C. Price
Thoughtful Drummer Sales Talk Sparks Pep Talk
A salesman Mr Osborn questions clerks about introducing merit goods. Mr Silesman admits the issue and notes he instructed clerks earlier. A customer sought cheap soap but bought Dasy Task high grade soap instead, promising repeat purchases from satisfied use.
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Osborn
Silesman
City Woman Taken To Hospital In Columbia City
Mrs. Charles Warpap of the Schaper block flats was admitted to St. Joseph's hospital Fort Wayne today noon after a week of illness and symptoms of appendicitis. She was transported by Briggs Warren ambulance to the Pennsylvania station and accompanied by her husband Mrs Sol Lantzer and Dr. Alice B Williams.
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Mist
Columbia City
Ind
Charles Warpap
Schaper Block
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fort Wayrie
Bhal
Pennsylvania
Briggs '& Warren
Sol Lantzer
Alice B. Williams
County Medical Association Meeting Postponed in Warsaw
The regular monthly Kosciusko County Medical Association meeting in Warsaw Indiana is postponed to a later week because the Republican county convention occurs on the originally scheduled day and the American Medical Association meeting is in session in Chicago.
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Hist
Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County Medical Association
American Medical Associations
Chicago
Auburn case seeks new drainage system in township 20
County Clerk Jenkins filed for Almira Teutsch to obtain a new and complete drainage system in township 20 Auburn Indiana. It claims inadequate drainage has harmed agricultural use and sanitation. The plaintiffs argue the ditch should be open and the costs outweigh the benefits.
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Tst
Auburn
Ind
Jenkins
HWFF Family Reunion Held in Albion Indiana
June 1 report notes a Hut family gathering in Albion Indiana with lively activities and reunion atmosphere. Local residents Ken Daiatule contributed to the event, and attendees enjoyed extended family fellowship despite limited details.
Plenty of trouble by stagnation of the liver ir
To get rid of it put F S. i. c King's & Lite Pills, the ceibic pur iders that do the work without standing or griping. 23¢ at Dreler & Bros, drug store.
Sunday Gathering at Hull Home Near North Liberty Street
A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hull on North Liberty street. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clemmens, Ar. and Mrs. Wil Smith of Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Finley and son of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hutt and children of Ligangler, Ar. and Mrs. Join Hue of Brimfield, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hult and children and Mrs. Mary Siles of Albion. All except a son and family of Rikhart attended. The father is 78 and the mother 71. A sumptuous dinner was served.
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Anion
Philip Hull
North Liberty Street
Scott Clemmens
Wil Smith
Garrett
Jeff Finley
Fort Warne
Fred Hutt
Liganler
Join Hue
Brimfield
Isaac Hult
Mary Siles
Albion
Rikhart
AQ Per Cent Investment Declares New House Long Lease
New house and long lease announced by AQ Per Cent Investment in a brief notice. Ad dress Box 9 in the Journal Gazette area signals the listing and contact details for interested parties.
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Journal-Gazette
Visitors from Corunna With Oster Family in Hamilton
Sunday visitors in Hamilton included Mr and Mrs Aldrich and the Oster family. They came from Corunna to spend time with Mrs Aldrichs parents Charles Oster and wife and other relatives.
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Hamilton
Ind
Jane
wWill Allrich
Mtv
Af Corunna
Testimonial encourages use of Task laundry soap
A housewife praises Task laundry soap for dissolving dirt and grease quickly, claiming it is pure and easy to use. She asserts the product can convert many women after trying a two five cent cake, promising it will prove its effectiveness.
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