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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
4
Kendallville Ind June 3 The owner of a Lisbon brick mill has suffered thieves taking brass trimmings from his engine for a second time. Mr Pancop plans to use bloodhounds from Fork Wayne to pursue the culprits and vows harsh treatment if caught. The brass is valued at 25 dollars.
Kendallville Indiana June 3. Mrs J Diersteig sindson left for a week in Fort Wayne. Mrs S A Miller hosted friends on South Main with Mr and Mrs Frank Baughman among guests from Goshen. H Krueger visits son J E Krueger in Ligonier. Bernard Acton returns to Albion after visiting grandparents. Clyde Reyher travels to Lagrange to spend summer with his father. Frank Adams hurt at Kendallville power house and hospitalised in Garrett. Mrs Dora Avery departs Cincinnati for Grand Rapids Michigan. Mrs Joseph Haled returns to Angola from granddaughter’s in town. Mootabell of Goshen stays with relatives in city. R C and H J Southworth of Plymouth visit. Mr and Mrs J S Moyer of Bert Wayne guests of Mr S Roger. Mrs Wo OH Well and children depart for Lagrange Tepeks for week with Milton Todd family who celebrate golden wedding anniversary Friday. Miss Huth accompanies home after week with Wail.
Ligonier Ind June 3 community notes list visits from Miss Detox Baum from Chicago Mina Baum training at Had Reese Hospital Kendallville and other neighbors from Elkhart Fort Wayne Toledo and Cleveland. A marriage joined Lee Otis Kelson and Laura Idock at Oak Grove church with a three course supper and plans for an eastern trip.
The LaGrange County teachers will take summer vacations after the school year ends. High school staff like Miss Orr, Miss Geiser, and Mr. Wikel plan trips to Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin for rest and study. Grammar and primary teachers also outline summer stays in Chicago, Wabash, Indianapolis, and other hometown visits.
In Lagrange Indiana the M M M club hosted a casual evening at the home of Alis Trimble in honor of Miss Ko nia Welch of Angola a former Lagrange high school teacher and club member. Welch plans to stay through commencement exercises and the hostess was praised as a royal entertainer.
Lagrange minor news reports visits and social notes from June 3. Residents and guests from Ola Cory Mich Slipsxhewann Sturgis and nearby towns are listed with brief movements. The note mentions schooling, a musical course, a depot agent, and a local resignation or transfer.
County commissioners granted licenses to several individuals including Robert Fisher John L P Foell Charles J Bruck William Fritz and Eimer Klopfenstein with Kendallville and Avilla represented. One applicant Charles Gunn withdrew amid remonstrances and remonstrators dropped their complaint against Bruck. In Kendallville South Bend Spires defeated the home team 4 to 1 as pitcher Radehaver struck out 12. Next game at Columbian City. The Noble County school superintendent election named William A Heal of Ligour as county supervisor with February appointment of W A Fox’s successor discussed for reappointment and care contracts for county poor debated with a proposed $1000 annual medical care plan.
Albion Indiana June 3. residents recount visits and a 1856 donation program for Rev. Wm Roner with a list of local committee members from Albion and nearby towns. Several locals visit relatives and attend events while the board of review meets.
Albion Indiana June 3 members of Albion lodge No 228 Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters lodge No Ui will hold annual Memorial services Sunday June All members and visiting brothers and Pythian Sisters are asked to meet at 1220 noon and at 200 o clock the procession will march to the cemetery for decoration services. Rev J T Mowhorter of Wawaka will deliver the memorial address with music by Wolf Lake band and Apollo quartet of Albion lodge. everyone is invited to attend.
An ad seeks an experienced first class machinist for Wayne Knitting Mills. Highest wages offered. Only qualified applicants need apply.
Alex Mann, captured west of Columbia City, is sought by three Ohio counties for thefts. Deputy Sheriff Denis Lawrence plans to return him to Clark County to face trial for stealing a bay team, harness, and other items tied to Champaign and Clark counties.
Columbia City Ind June 2 County Superintendent of Schools George I Tapy was re elected today by the unanimous vote of ten township trustees. He is a Democrat and six trustees are from the party. Four Republican trustees supported him. Frank J Loudy was elected chair man the meeting and Robert T Smith of Kiehland was secretary. Prof Tapy has served two terms and will begin a third term with wide support.
Columbia City Indiana reports Walter J. Tyree ex county clerk is taken to Longcliff asylum for progressive paresis. He previously lived in Nedlands California and was brought back to Indiana after mental decline. Doctors expect limited chance of permanent recovery.
South Whitley Indiana notes report Ira Mummert and wife returning from California after a three week visit. Kate Clapp returns to Fort Wayne after two weeks with Mrs. M. HM Maston and friends. Karns to Ligoniers for district Pythian Sisters meeting with Norris and Rupley delegates. James Case of Fort Wayne visits Mila Dimmick. Hathaway and Compton groups conduct local business and attend a Rache r club commencement ball in Columbia City.
In Columbia City Indiana on June 2 the county board of commissioners unanimously re elected William H Miner as superintendent of the county farm for two more years. They also re elected court house custodian A T Steele. Mowery and Irwin voted for Mr Miner while Steele was re appointed.
A miner supports superintendent candidate Mullendere and votes for Frank Ferry of Richland township. Both re elected officials have given excellent satisfaction.
County Clerk J A Glassley traveled to Newark Ohio to secure marriage records for a trial. Prancig Moe was named administrator of Peter Tressler estate. Licenses granted to Henry Lemmon and Mary Egolf Quinn and to David Miller and Minnie Miller. Edward Carter public intoxication case filed. Carter jailed awaiting September circuit court. Dr F G Grisler acting secretary of county board of health. Col Henderson to address Knights of Pythias. Laud band forming with sixteen members. 30 Presbyterian members admitted. Freedom Gandy departed for West.
New Orleans March 9 1901 a manager of the New Orleans Picayune cites excellent results from Keeley treatment as a boon to weak and suffering humanity. The Marion Keeley Institute Marion Indiana established 1894 is described as a model with homelike surroundings and Dr W W Daniels named as manager inviting contact.
Plains Texas resident travels for land investments while Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lawrence of Union township head to Wooster Ohio for a Lawrence family reunion and a week with relatives.
A cab line advertises Frank Purcell Cab Line Co with 978 as the call number day or night. The text also derides unreal real estate as hard to sell and notes investors not in touch with such ads.
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