Merchants plan to make meetings more interesting
Merchants propose social sessions at Walch to read papers on general topics and set a yearlong program. They expect to raise dues and initiation fees to fund activities, with a $5 initiation and $12 yearly dues under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walch
Syite
Association
Meane
iKeninert
Ralph Clark
Anderson
State Association
L. J. Libbing
Board of Safety
Main Street
Columbia Street
Fame
Board of Works
Community notes and upcoming events in Monroeville
Monroeville residents attend Indianapolis event at the Lutheran church site progress. Heber Bros. amusements plan two shows at Smith's addition pavilion next Friday. Banns published for Roy Johnston and Imma Bowers. Changes in residence and property deals reported among locals. Parochial school exercises announced for St Rose. Various moves, sales, and deployments include D B Kauffman’s new Overland car and several families relocating or visiting Fort Wayne, Chicago, and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber “Bros. Amusement Aggregation
Smith's
Heber ‘Bros
Roy Johne
Imma Bowers
Joun
Gion Lo
EM. Johnaton
Monroy Township
Miss Bowers
Cass Bowers
Jackson Township
Dirs Johaston- Hag
Fim
Skusswyirh
Friedilc
St. Rose
Wm Singer
Monroe Street
John D. Friedling
Singer
Fort Wayne
Edward Hayes
Hanley
Chicago
Stannei
Dire
Baward Finan
Beenstoum Lima
Philip Wehals
Decatur
Tintelty
Meahls
George Yonker
AS. Robinson
Tals Marquardt
Halon
Himsalf
Bia
Monroe
County Commission
Alun
Adams
Monrua Township
Edward “Inn
Wivers
Mich
Daugl
Tornavoras
Charles Nill
Maud Grimthara
Ickar Atoy
Lima
Smiley News Items From Fort Wayne Area
Smiley News notes visiting relatives and local calls in Fort Wayne and nearby towns. Residents mentioned include Mrs Anna Bowers, I Warren Smiley, Albert, Miss Tather Snyder, Flora Grace Towere, Mr Cleates Gidron, and families from Ridge and Van Wert. Several travel and visit references appear, with acknowledgments of sick relatives and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley
Rtv
Snytor
Mra Koch
Mr. Watson
Sacha Whcterman
Fort Wayna
Wan
Aigter
Mite c
Kaen
Warrar
Horan
G. Uilsworth
Boling
Anna
Menteh
Marl Cowlhie
Highland
Convey
Dia
Laura Tierbyshire
van Wert
Mercer
Cra Holinger
Beige Kochrt - Maxwell
A.neh
Bulday Vialtorn
Ragertan
Begon d Arrest For Speeding At Lagrange Indiana
Harley Hite was arrested in Lagrange on a sworn affidavit by Town Marshal Whitlar Kline. He faces a charge of speeding a meter car. the charge will be tried tomorrow afternoon before Louis Cather. It is the second arrest on this charge by Marshal Eline in the past period.
Northeast civic groups press for sidewalks and streetcar extension
The Northeast Civil Improvement association met at William T Roberts home to appoint a committee to lobby the board of public works for sidewalks on the city east side and to discuss streetcar expansion with the railway firms. A North Side Civic Improvement meeting is planned for June 4 at Bloomingdale school. reports from committees and ward extensions will be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nartheast Civil Improvement Association
Willam TL
Roberts
Delta Boulevard
Herry Sprague
Peddlcord
William H. Robert
Trainion Company
Wabash Valley
William T. Roberts
North Side Civic Improvement Association
Bloomingdale
Lsrst
High Street
Staud
Fort Wayne Attorney to Attend Prison Association Meet
Attorney Thomas Eilison has been named a delegate from Fort Wayne to the annual meeting of the American Prison Association in Indianapolis from October 16 to 19. Eilison plans to attend the sessions following a letter from Morrin N. Carter, president of the American Institute of Criminal Laws and Criminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Eilison
Morrin N. Carter
American Institute of Criminal Laws and Criminology
Eilison
Fort Wayne
American Prison Association
Indianapolis
Mr. Elison
Dr Gillie to Judge Plowing Match in Ashville
Dr George W Gillie received a letter requesting he travel to Ashville North Carolina next fall to act as judge for a plowing match. Ashville association adopts Allen county rules and scoring system. Gillie will, if possible, accept the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gillie
Ashville
North Carolina
Atlen County
Gillis Sill
Roanoke News Roanoke June items and changes in town
Rev Booth of the M E Church in Chicago today. George Feighner rents a barber shop from E J Richard and sold to Henry Crawford who rented to Bert Brady. Brady operates a shop from South Whitley and takes charge today. Feighner, an artist, plans to rebuild the shop. W A Zent returned from Dayton after weeks with his sister. Crutch accident of Charles Hambleton, rural carrier, on a street curb. Little River lodge and Maccahee lodge to hold Memorial services June 8 with speaker not yet selected. Prakos to address Men’s class on Brotherhood of Man. Arthur Wagmath and Gal Shomas visiting Mackett family. Work on first well for water works in progress at 125 feet deep, flow unsatisfactory. WCTU meeting on Brethren lawn. Children’s Day at U B Church drew large crowds. other churches held no services. Zent’s truck moved household goods from Huntington to Fort Wayne. Sheriff Scott in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Booth
M.E. Church
Chicago
George Feighner
Shay
E. J. Richard
Feighner
Henry Crawford
Bert Brady
Brady Purehtand
South Whitley
Pkoder
W. A. Zent
Dayton
Ohio
Charles “Hambleton
Tayte Mil Carrier
Little River Lodge
Maccahee Lodge
Firak
W. CT. U
Brethren Wingeh
Huntington
U. B
Zent
Fort Wayne
W. B. Scott
Maple News Social Roundup In Pure Warne District
Local residents and families gather for weekend visits and social events across Maple and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Beauchot hosted guests Saturday while Grace Grodman returned home from Fort Wayne this week. Families including Wohin, Molmes, Girardst, Wellman and Teall were noted visiting or hosting in mutual gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Chas, Stahl
W. A. Molmes
Mra
Jolie Girardst
Aes
Lydia Wellman
Beauchot
Fred Ftaimes
Anoghter
Fort Wayne
Quality sale brightens Chil dren's Department with bargains
In Lafayette Indiana July 2 a sale of Quality items in the Children's Department offered $2 and $2.50 values at $1. A separate report notes a fatal car wreck nearby with one body identified as Samuel Kaufman, a former Chicago newspaper solicitor, and another victim not yet identified. Five injured are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Department
Lapayette
Ind
Samuel Kartman
Chicago
C. Wily
Indiathapolis
Imina
Canfield Becomes Adjutant at Soldiers' Home
In Lafayette on June 4, Canfield was appointed adjutant at the Soldiers' Home, succeeding Daniel H. Meahef. The promotion grants Canfield the rank of captain at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
Soldiers’ HoMe
Lafayette
Tarry
Daniel H. Meahef
Taétana
Addieta
Charles Johnson Healed by "Bonesetter" Reese
Charles Johnson, badly injured fifteen months ago at Indiana and Machine, returned from Youngstown to attend a meeting of the Pythians and M W A. He credits Reese for a rapid, centless treatment using three fingers to realign vertebrae and a few firm taps, restoring his ability to walk unaided and attend lodge events. Johnson remains grateful and active in the machinists union after the successful session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Aso
Indiana and Machineompany
Younes+ town
le “Bureseiter
Reuss
Abnus
Ieas
Dsr
Tomson
Miley
Dick Bauls
Reese
Kr. Johnson
Re- Trenia
I. of P. Hall
Mr. Johnson
Bluffton News Daughters of Liberty Convene in Bluffton
Bluffton Ind June 2 The state convention of the Daughters of Liberty auxiliary of the American Mechanics will meet Tuesday morning with delegates and visitors from across the state. The focus is business sessions and a five-candidate degree class Tuesday evening. The event opens with welcome by Mayor Prenk S. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
The
Daughters of Liberty
of the _American Mechanics
Deleguias
Prenk
Smith
Atles Hermes Whaley
Filen ‘Whaler
Henry
Gribowskih
Iis View
Sheboyron
Wis
James M. Wald
Uniondale
Jesse D. Mite
Wilson Pearl
Hite
Hite Hardware Company
Bluffton Daughters of
Rehekan
Warren Lodge
Margaret_ Fouts
Charles Fouts
William Levy
David Levy
Defianca
Levy
Hamry Groh
Terange
Squire
Hinehart
Celentia Earl Markley
William Markley
James F. Kirkwood
Strela
Harry Beatty
Daniel Fuhrer
Fuhrer
Benjamin Leven
Mra
I Levensary
Thia City
Wolly
Pittaburgh
Wort Contra Avenue
Tha Broom
Whton Clark
Ulver
Muttson
Montgomery Farm
Jake
Elmer Sturgis
Cr. Sturale
Roth
Auburn News Notes Train Service and Local Changes
Auburn Indiana June reports a new Pennsylvania Vandalia line in operation with first trains running. Local Kappa sorority expands to Garrett, Rollie Zeller joins the New York Yankees, and Auburn baseball fans follow this move. Dekalb county officials prepare for a month long auditor's session. Marriage licenses issued for Ross Loughran and Claudia Athersle, plus Giniall Knott and Dearie Hamman. Merrit Seekrider resigns Festal Telegraph post for Twe City, death of John Boren linked to phot pneumoni a, and Jack Ronth visits relatives before returning to Corunna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acdburn
Ind
Pennsylvania Company
Vandalia
Tl Kappm
Atlanden
Ah New
Garrett Aanirgay
Auburn
Rollie Zeller
New York Yankeer
Auburn Fine
Chicago
New York
Dekalb County Tardet
Transuror
K.P. Leeth
Ner
A. J. Ralston
Uvenues Oace
Ixmedia
Ross ¥. Loughran
Fort Warne
Festal Telegraph Company
Twe City
McCulloch School Patrons Seek Late Improvements
Fort Wayne residents petition the City Board of Education for sanitary toilets improved heating and ventilation at McCulloch School. They cite overcrowded rooms poor facilities and lack of kindergarten and German language offerings urging timely board action despite funding constraints.
Meat cutters win half holiday petition approved
The United Meat Cutters union says most employers agreed to a three month half holiday for 16 hour weeks during June July and August. A petition led by Harry Schwartsz requests Wednesday afternoons off for all union workers to observe the holiday, with a plan to close shops midweek in summer to mark the half holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Union
Warry Schwurstz
Mens
Pigaminedie
Wokiness
Krause
Wanted Cigarmakers and tobacco strippers at Coony Bayer Factory
Garrett News reports an advertisement seeking cigarette makers and tobacco strippers for the Coony Bayer Cigar Factory. The notice mentions names, locations, and mentions of residents visiting towns and with friends, plus several family references and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigarmakersi
Ant
Coony Bayer Cigar Factory
Garrett News
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Monroeville News
Monroeville
Duce
Babe Mitchell
Chas. Icrick
B. J. Friediine
As “Lutheran
Ohio Street
Smiley News
Lagrange
Attorney Ellison
DR. Gillie
South
Roanoke News
Maples News
Charles. Johnson
Bluffton News
Auburn News
John Boren
Elkehart
Gracar’s
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Mpculloch School
Culloch School
Board of Education
Erle Crall
City’ Board of Health
de. Uryll
Board of Health
Miner Street
Boards of Education
Study
Dr. Cruft
George Gable
Froman
Hall of the Atrnature
Harner
Echaal
McCulloch
NcCulloch
Muss Brandon
Mra Simon Ackerman
Mothers’ Club
Alma
George Herman
Peter Braunsville
Secred Heart Hospital
Till Heesh
Auturn
A. F. Hathaway
Biss Georgia -Sembower
Tort Wayne
J. A. Biomapr
Defiance
Lou Genrym
Esther
Currie
St. Joy
Gelhausen
Floyd Jones
Tay
Mev
J. P. Sewell
W. Cilder
Washington
Jerry Baker
Paul Groves
Aubird
Miss Guteries
Corunna
Miss Miles
Garrett
Mes. Lyn Gordie
Andrs. William Massa
Don van Flelt
Telber
St. Jose Vendre
George Ravine
Hester Deller
Mountz
Pleasant Lake
Frank Erickson
Crooked Lake
Hebert Diebert
J.O. Landis
C. Bishop
Jabh Strauser
Aunurn Friende
J.H. Dawarm
Avilla
Rega
Tina
Betty Rine
Ughter
TE Manin
Altion
Bete
Tencillon Lake
Olerk
Speesaeat
Kentialyilie
Faye
Telford
Raker
Marie
Winana
Piltie
Tenay
Easin
Harry Pittis
Frank Walter
Wretty
Kor
Wayne Trents
Fanny Price
E Blackstona
Modern Methods Master
Horne
Dr. Blackstone
W. Wayne ST
Calhoun
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