Public sale notice of Emma Smith property in Fort Wayne
The undersigned notify under a mortgage that on June 14 1913 at 10 oclock the office of William C Ryan in Fort Wayne Indiana will hold a public sale of personal property at 1912 Calhoun Street including opera chairs a piano a Motiongraph machine and other stage show items. Sale is due to default on eleven $50 notes and is enforced by Ella E Goings and William G Ryan attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars Haraby
T. T
Tesh
William C. Ryan
Skoas
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Calhons Street
Weh Ag
Emma L
George J. Smith
Ahmeda
Snell
Harry Hiatt
Alien County
Heratofors
Harry Bratt
Ella E. Goings
Local notes from Lagrange include visits and a new job
Lagrange, Indiana June 2 report visitors and family news. Dr D W Dryer and others attended events, Henry and Agnes Free visited, and Walter Cowan’s family spent Sunday with locals. Bart Ople joins Lagrange Hardware after Hartslat resigns. County business covers commissioners, bills, and court plans while baseball and a hospital operation are noted. Columbia City wins a school contract for Thorncreek Center with Waterfall and others bidding. heating contract awarded to Siigo Heating. completion set for September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatag City
J. WV
Hanan
Hawn
Ind
Herbert Wildman
Wolcottville
Lagrange
G .Wolfe
Fort Wayne
Hartslat
Gooden
Ogile
Nan Smuige
A. Pyle
G. B. Hinkisy
South Bend
Pyle
Billy Sunday
Avange
Luthdian
Fort Swayne
Beldyn
Kbrimel
Coyal House
Yeview
Geadlan
Ed Strowp
Ming Ruth Short
Jana
George Haberstroh
D. WW. Dryer
Art Pavenhert Whso
Lutheran Hospital
Det Tne
Hoberstroh
Columbia City
Fort Wayne Readers Report Quick Bowel Relief Claim
Fort Wayne residents report a single dose of a simple bark glycering elm compound sold as Adler ska relieves constipation sour stomach or gas instantly. The mix reportedly gained fame by curing appendicitis and supposedly draws off a surprising amount of foul matter from the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
H.W. Moinzen
Maumee and
University
Navy needs better system of instructing recruits
Secretary Josephus Daniels urged a naval overhaul to turn every ship into a school and every officer into a schoolmaster. He pressed for regular courses for recruits, choices between engineering or electrical trades, and ongoing primary instruction overseen by young officers, stressing initiative over rigid rules and warning against complacent, inertia-filled thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Josephus Daniels
Naval War College
Navy
Daniels
Cently
Oval
Annapolis
War College
John Paul Jones
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Manila
Gantingo
Mrs Elizabeth H Hawk Dies In Colum bia City
Mrs Elizabeth H Hawk a long known Churubusco resident died Sunday morning at 6 15 due to complications Born in Noble county December 25 1860 she married Christina Hawk and had six children William Arlo Milo Alta and Mrs Frank Davies and Forest Hawk Surviving siblings include William Frank Howard Fisher Eling Fisher and Mrs Rose Oqsounner Funeral service will be Tuesday at 10 30 at Block with Rev TD We Sanders officiating and burial in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Tad
Elizabeth H. Hawk
Churubusca
Adiaenees
Noble County
Alo
Christina Hawk
William
Arlo
Milo
Alta
Frank Davia
Churuhuaco
Forest Hawk
Westville
Frank
Howard Fisher
Mentone
Eling Fisher
Tipton
Ind
Rose Oqsounner
Arkansas
Snyder Jackson Wedding Unites Five Couples Saturday
Five well known young people were married Monday at noon in a Methodist parsonage in Piercaton. Tad Snyder and Misa Pearl Jackson, both from Richland township, will make their home on the Snyder farm. The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs W Jackson of this city. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs W M Snyder of Richland township. Friends extend best wishes to the couple and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Tad
Dune
Misa
Pearl Jackson
Harry Snyder
Richland Township
Piercaton
W. Jackson
W. M. Snyder
State Board of Accounts Officials Arrive in Columbia City
Weber and another member of the state board of accounts arrived in Columbia City Monday morning to audit the auditor and county treasurer. They expect about ten days to cover just over a year of records, aided by former office holders from the auditor and treasurer offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Vathar
Weber
Tio Mernbers
State Board of Accounts
Excellent Summer Hotels in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
A promotional note highlights Colorado as a growing summer playground with healthful climate and comfortable hotels, boarding houses, and ranch inns. It offers books, maps, and pamphlets about living places and prices, inviting readers to request detailed information about Colorado outings without charge via Burlington Route agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Burlington Rowe
J. Rancis
Gentral
Dauk
Chicago
Bleckman eyes Angali prospects for schooling
LISBON June 1 Bleckman visited Angali to explore returning to school there. Mr. and Mrs Claude Boston of Kendallville visited A. S. Boston and family. The canning factory plans eight acres of land for tomato crops on Mrs. D. Hinkley’s property. Mrs. D. O. Hinkley and son Lawrence visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler west of Avilla. Sunday about thirty-five friends attended Mrs. Wheeler’s birthday and gave a parlor lamp. Mrs. M. J. Hanson, aged, is not improving.
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Lisbon
Ind
Bleckman
Angali
Claude Boston
Kendallville
A. S. Boston
Familly
D. (. Hinkley
D. O. Hinkley
Lawrence
Charles Wheeler
Avilla
Wheeler
M. J. Hanson
Notice of summer Saturday early closings by multiple trusts
Trust companies including CHESS TRUST COMPANY and AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY announce Saturday closings at 3 p.m. during June July and August. Secretaries W. Cark P. J. McDonald and GA Wilding sign agreements. Filing noted June 2 1812 with Fort Wayne Clearing House Association manager Paul F Kuhne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agia
Chess. Trust Company
W. Cark
Ober
American Trust Com
Topre
Peoples & Savingh Company
P. J. McDonald
Trestate Loan
FRUBT
GA. Wilding
Fort Wayne Clearing House Association
Paul F Kuhne
Mass Of Hath Saves Life In Porch Swing Accident
Mrs Otto Billman of Shelbyville Indiana survived a porch swing collapse when her head hit the railing and she fell. Doctors credited her hair arrangement as acting as a cushion ensuring she did not suffer fatal injury. The report notes Welldord’s Acid Phosphate and its claimed benefits for insomnia nerves and fatigue.
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Shelbyville
Tnd
Otto Billmen
Jin
Vocational Education Conference Arrives in Indianapolis
OG McCormel superintendent of the Allen county gehoald and J J Paters of Monroeville travel to Indianapolis to join a conference on agricultural and country life in Indiana. Organized by the Indiana bankers association the meeting will seek ways to teach agriculture in public schools and expand farm resources under the vocational education law. Sessions at the Claypool hotel run from Tuesday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG McCormel
Gehoald
Allen County
J. J. Paters
Monroeville
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Agent Ends Life Near Tammonnd Idaho
June 2 report of Ralph Defrees twenty five a station agent for the Monon at Thayor near here who left a note to his parents saying life was worse dead than alive and then killed himself. A Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement follows describing its use for burns cuts and wounds with a testimonial from J A Pointics of Delvalle Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Artica
J. A. Pointics
Delvalle
Te . No. 2
Dreler Drug Co
Wayne Hotel Names New Night Clerk Change
Laula Limecooley, longtime night clerk at the Wayne hotel, will assume charge of the hotel in May. Dave Crosby returns from Lita and Canton to succeed Limecooley as night clerk. Changes follow the resignation of William Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula
Wayne Hotel
Dave Crosby
Lita
Canton
Timecoolley
Wiliam Exwarda
Pike Caught at Silver Lake Largest 15 1 2 Pounds
Ash, June 2 Fishing party Wade Hoover John Mosher and Jas Ratter of this place report four blue gills several bass and four pike from Silver Lake. The largest pike weighed 15 1 2 pounds. Silver Lake lies three and one half miles west of Angaln.
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Ashley
Ind
Silver Lake
Wade Hoover
John Mosher
Jas. Ratter
Angaln
Notice Eagles Special Chartered Car Leaves Interurban
A special chartered car for Eagles departs Interurban Station on Wednesday June 4 for Garrett. Committee 248 extends a welcome to all riders and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
John W. Egner Appointed Custodian
John W. Egner of Mata City was appointed custodian to succeed Captain A. T. Steele at the county courthouse. The appointment, approved by the commissioners, sets Egner to manage two votes on the third ballot and to receive monthly pay of 15 dollars. The board also approved paying Steele 60 pounds for shrubbery lawn work and for pictures shown in the courthouse.
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Mata
Tel
B. Phillipe d. A. Gear
Haugh
M.S Keller
Sanfort Tinkham
Court House
Mer. Steele
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M. L. Smith
Alimeda Snell
WM. G. Ryan
Lagrange News
Tod
Vane
Thorncreck Center
Trustos BF
Magley
John W. Waterfall
Calvin North
Abe Green
Waterfall
Siigo Heating and Ventilating Company
Auburn
Utica
N.Y
Joshua R. HK
Potts
D.C
Dewtore
Btate Accountants
Columbia Grv
Lisbon News
Voraford
Imecooley
Wayne
Begy
John W. Egner
Calhoun
E.berry
Floor
Seelberg
New York
Relief Union Sewing School
Lttle
Harmer School
Relief Union
Hanna Street
Mary ¥. Willams
Tulief Union
Thomas Clark
Wi Hahn
Det Marks
Laurinda NeVilbiss
F. Kaplan
Gasten Railhe
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