Kendallville Plans New $25,000 Immaculate Conception Church
Kendallville Indiana will build a new Immaculate Conception Church at an approximate cost of 25000 dollars. Architect Charley Weatherhess will likely see the contract awarded early this week and construction begin soon after. The old church will be moved to make way for the new structure and serve as a hall afterward. The parish, dating from 1871, has seen a series of pastors and remodeling efforts culminating in the current plan to replace the frame church once attended by a Baptist congregation.
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iCendalville
Ind
Charley R. Weatherhgss
Onto
Robert J. Halpia
Aisy Attenda Ligonier
Parteh Ab Ien
Aliville
JRGR
Tin Presant
August BD. Cechterjae
Mishawaku
Pominie Duehmix
Uuntington
John
Kellor
Hartford City
Kendallville
Father No
Ligonier
Noitmaravei
Fentad
John Co. Keller
Authorities Withdraw Formal Murder Charge
The court withdrew a formal murder charge in the case of Bernant Teeter. Funeral services are set for Monday at Christ Church on West Street. Details describe the tragedy and the community’s response as investigators and the bereaved recall the events surrounding the death.
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Chrise
Torin
Durtis
Bev
W Jhanin
da Hare
Lyterineail
Beimide
Orewa
Roubler
Dvial Box
Masry
Robert “Allyera
Ali
Hurdir
Aliras Bentory
Nervsks
Saale
Dyer Valiseul
Elise
A General System Tonic for All Body Tones
Ad claims a general tonic that tones every organ and offers superior effects. It asserts relief from catarrh dyspepsia and all stomach troubles, presenting a broad health remedy through bold statements without specific evidence.
Knife Attack in Train Crossing Incident Sparks Murder Accusation
A man recounts a violent Friday incident at a crossing near West Race Street involving Bernard, Walter, Cleo Lingo, and Ab Pry amid threats to throw him onto a railroad train. A confrontation escalates with a knife wound to Te Weaver, leading to a fatal injury and arrest of Walter Silver. The event centers on a long-standing quarrel tied to money and threats.
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Bernard
Simé
Walter
Cleo
Ab Pry
Une
Ube
Ile
West Race Street
Silvers
Wort Wayne
Wear Vallew
Lezando
North Denat
Dia
Mugu
Neaphial
Ginette i
Sienterniua
Aldon
Eliskngett Fetpsetene Turpresteatt Favnrelcy Alates
Staluskandara Traine Jaepee Qumran
Pate Niltee
Linnett
United States
Alwhaetla
Slater
Amin
Women and Child Attack Pit Workers in Cambria
A morning incident in Cambria describes women and children attacking pit workers along the shore while they went to work. One person was seriously hurt and the report notes others were harmed as well.
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Crabbon
Mnet
Enim
Josh
Cambria
Peppey
Eastern Star Tea Postponed One Week
Tea event details postponed by a week after unclear notes. Residents are advised to watch notices for updated time and location. No specific date or organizers clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Y To Promote New Swimming Campaign At Y M C A
A swimming campaign for men will be held at the Y M C A this week from June 5 to 10. It is the first time such a campaign has been instituted for adults, with sessions each evening at 7 and 8. A. Slater will oversee the program assisted by physical directors, and entry is open to all men who can swim. An exhibition is planned for Wednesday evening May 14, showcasing those who learn to swim during the camp.
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T Oelock
State Typographical Unions Meet Here
A conference program lists prefest sessions and tours under the chamber of commerce direction. Delegates will attend an evening meeting on Tuesday with a gala program and local speakers. The schedule includes talks and activities at various venues, with listed participants and hosting organizations.
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Ficdo Veluek
Chamber of Conmieree
Urey Yates
Tid Watt
Gay Tefferway
Uelck
Caitayette
Fingrem
Elena
Opening of Exposition Draws Large Crowds
A massive crowd attended the exposition opening with Rev. Me Masog praising the city as a good place to live. Organizer Vaneath announced events and a moving picture program for Monday. A substantial prize draw and a concert featuring Waters Surasey Kida were planned for the expo's close.
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Weanon
Eminsion
Perentia
Masog
Wolentia
Nurnnet
Ana
Atlan
Vaneath
Antes Mondhy
Cena
Azul Tonio
Lerest
Waters Surasey
Siebold Named Membership Secretary for Chamber of Commerce
Fort Wayne paper states Siebold, former banking and business executive, will assume duties as membership secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Born in Fort Wayne and longtime resident, he previously served as officer and auction liaison with Steete-Myere company and is succeeding Markey who resigned to manage Hoosier State Automobile Association’s Fort Wayne branch. Residence listed as 57th California Avenue.
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Axtter 3
Sleboté
Steete-Myere Company
Offde Mamster
bin Positi
Chamber of Commerce
Yotsa
Dasume
Duvet Lomattox
Fir
Markey
Fort Wayne
Hoosier State Automoblla Assoglation
Exnerimtica
Fort Warne
Mouse Committee Favors Ford Bid In Shaky Debate
A fragmented report notes a committee backing Ford in a contentious bid. The text mentions committee support, political figures, and uneasy alliances shaping the outcome, with references to delays and shifting positions amid tense discussions.
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FORD
Tragedy Ends Long Romance in Fatal Hotel Fallout
A long romance ends in a tragedy at a hotel where a man is found shot in the head and a woman lies wounded in bed. Officers Anderson and Thal move in as a crisis unfolds, with prior courtship and social entanglements noted. The couple had a shadowy history involving a nurse and a Western parade of names and events.
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Greast
Sid Anderson
Mian Thal
Ag Nat
Bern
Anderton
Maccabees Tent 5¢ Holds Annual Election
The Maccabees Tent 5¢ held its annual election with officers chosen. Commander Freemany Hawlennat presided, naming roles including sergeant, first ward, and sentinel, with several members listed among new and continuing positions.
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Maccabees
Macrae
Momenandes
Freemany
Hawlennat
Wile Nebba
Conte
Omsmuch
Sentinel
Voeymend
Llemgartna
Pleket
Italy
Bates
Tariff Dispute over Canadian Reciprocity Sparks Row
The tariff bill debate centers on Canadian reciprocity and free trade with Canada. Senator McCumber defends a proposed proviso protecting brick and cement makers near the border while Underwood pushes for broader free trade and criticizes Republican stance on reciprocity. Canadian sentiment and potential new treaty are discussed.
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Prem
NcTon
Dea Batt
Democrats
Belvie Sind Cement
Mc Sumber
Aimerican Belek
McCumber
Ganatar McCumber
Underwood
Alabama
Canada
Underwiod
Gideons Branch Organized At Fort Wayne YM C A
A temporary Gideons organization formed in Fort Wayne with officers including president, secretary, treasurer, and trustees was announced. The group aims to operate through hospitality venues and hotel locations with plans to travel and support evangelical work under directive leadership.
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Double
Giudeons
Fort Wayne
Cal
Hosucamer
Fiscretary
T Shurrer
Clmpligin
Tha
Ira
Ghademin
Mea Alp
Wuubles Averetary
Dreamurur
Bora
Taw
Martha
WWE
Goshen College Graduation Program Planned
Goshen College outlines a campus schedule featuring a Wednesday night ceremony with two presenters, a Saturday artistic program, a Sunday morning memorial style event, and a Monday senior class pageant. President Kevin Detwetter of the college will preside, with remarks by Robert J. Ailey and Butler College staff assisting.
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Gosmen
Dime
Goshen Colles
Selon
Nimes
Preatdens Tevin Detwetter
Rales
Robert J. Aiey
Butler College
Mle Proetdont
Officers arrest four in liquor raids here
Four men were arrested during liquor raids in the city. Moonshine and paraphernalia were found in homes including a pantry and kitchen area. Warrants were issued for the men and they were held on $800 bonds each with hearings set for the following Monday morning.
Elrod Casting Co Organized Here By Local Partners
A new printing material manufacturer, Elrod Casting Co, organized locally by Mallory M. McGuire and Earl Sulfrigs. The firm plans to show its wares at Blood Casting Co, 610 Caltroun Street, Suheen Addad, during the Nash week, installing modern equipment for 1206 production of printers etelp motorial and border and intends to expand equipment over time.
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Blood Casting Company
Caltroun Street
Suheen Addad
Nat of Wer
Wayne
Miners Lose 643 Lives in Four Months in US Mines
Wakeington reports 643 miners died in four months of 1921 as accidents in goal mines across the United States. The mine inspector notes a toll of 48 tires and a high fatality rate per long of data produced, reflecting perilous conditions in early industry operations.
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Wakeington
United States
Pedro party hosted at Weat Wagine Street locale
A local event titled Pedro party will be held at the Toartie elk venue on West Wagind Street in the evening. Wayne Vemataad No. S78 invites attendees to arrive by 6 oclock for a short business session before activities start.
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Toartie Elk
Wayne Vemataad
Hragherhan Ar
Americ Yefiriet
Pedro Arey
Phisiay
Hobson Heroic Raid Remembered From June 3 1928
Seventy years after the daring sinking mission at the harbor mouth Hobson Amarituan officer Richmond Pearson Hobson led 11 volunteers aboard the U S Colfer into a channel under heavy fire. The mission aimed to block the harbor waterway and trap the Spanish fleet. The ship was sunk but the crew was rescued and Admiral Cervera acknowledged their capture and safety.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Parker Surace
Cervera
Walther League 10 Excursion to Put-in-Bay Planned
Port Wayng Walther League plans an excursion to Put-in-Bay on June 18 with over 400 members possibly joining. Travel via railway to Yoleda and Phat te the dentlautlon. Activities include swimming cave tours and sightseeing. Departure 4 AM, return to Fort Wayne around midnight.
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Put-in-Bay
Walther League
Anpomicel
Yoleda
Phat
Te Teagua
Wilpe
India
Uip
Recital at Library Hall Tuesday Night
Senior music pupils of El Angua line's Academy will present a program titled Youth and Life featuring 14 young ladies. The program includes May overture and numerous solos, duets, and ensembles with pianists and violinists, under Une faculty and Sisters of Providanes at Library Hall.
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Popus
EL Angualine
Une
Sisters of Providanes
O'Slocie
Tungi
Canbisse
Ing
Winly
al Cuniata
Academe
Mellowlius
Decatur Girl Weds at Hillsdale Wichita
Decatur girl Beulky Reynalds of Chi a city wed Ray Prybach of Bluttion in Hillsdale Kansas. The couple eloped on Thursday and were joined by Mrs Tawis Miller and spouse in Flatton. A Baptist minister officiated and the bride Beulky Reynalds is described as a young traveler.
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Decatur
Will
Misa Beulky Reynalds
Chia City
Ray Prybach
Bluttion
HiLsdale
Toduy
Flatton
Mra. Tawis Miller
AUER FAMILY REUNION
The Auer family announces a reunion to be held at an unspecified venue in Hottingham City. Members across the family are urged to attend and support the reunion association’s activities and plans for the gathering.
Princess Ivan Tachernitachey seeks U S admission after royal ties
Princess Ivan Tachernitchov, claiming American citizenship and Russian aristocracy links, appeals to Labor Secretary Davis amid reports of a murder, disappearance, and royal secrets. She describes birthplace in Louisville in 1881, European residence, and a brief 1902 marriage to Prince Ivan Tachernitchov, with family history spanning New York, Berlin, and RigO.
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Washington
Ivan Tachernitachey
Russia
Europe
Amuticu
Louisvile
Cauntega
Polenokit
Frederick Lablich
New Yok
Rigo
Church Plans Revealed for Wayne County Parish Expansion
The south Wayne Baptist church announced details of a complete expansion with a new 62,000 dollar structure. Plans include a three auditorium layout, Sunday pulpit, recreation and book racks, a large kitchen and dining area, and seating to meet community needs. The committee aims to fund the pew and furnishings through campaign funds.
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South
Wayne Bantiie
Sud Elim
Suihetan’ Sundky Peluot Voonta
Bock
Centlive Ice Creams To Expand Capacity In Fort Wayne
Centlive Ice and Cold Storage Company plans to increase capacity to meet rising demand for its water drawn ice cream product. A rush order for additional wagons and trucks will supplement delivery, with new stations set citywide to offer cheaper, same day service, improving public access and keeping prices lower than rival deliveries. The Fort Wayne operation, started last July, credits its popularity to quality, purity, and direct water sourcing from their own 240 foot well.
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al Aden
Notley
Dusiness
Ito
Carey
Hones
Fort Wayne
Burns Prove Fatal to Two Little Girls
Sluffton Indiana June 3 A report from Lansing Michigan confirms Freide Grow seven and Mamie Groh seven months died in a hospital after their tent home near Lansing caught fire from an oil stove. Their mother Ethel Kinagy tried to save them. Grandparents Mr and Mrs William Kinagy attend the Lansing funeral. Two double funerals set for Monday at Lansing with interment near Mt. Hope Victory outskirts.
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Sluffton
Indy
Wora
Freide
Grow
Mamie Groh
Elmer Gran
Bingtor
Lansing
Micty
Buing
Ena Mes
William Kinasy
Gruh
Httie
Mims Ethel Kinagy
Mt. Happ Iaictory
Toter Attempts to Hide Liquor in Baby Crib
Indianapolis report details a man attempting to hide a quart of liquor in a baby crib, with a search by an accompanying woman. The scene includes a struggle and exposure of the contraband. A separate note mentions Mort Waynn Chapter No. 4920 BE holding a monthly meeting at 621 Lewton Place.
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Toter
Indianapolis
Peter Marshalescu
Valle
Y & Donco
Mace
Mort Waynn
Mrnr
Jertha Kayser
Lewton Place
Pedro Party at Jadion Dett Team Public Event
The Jadion district Ben Hur Court No 1b will host a public Pedro party Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in Uns Ky at P hall on West Washington street.
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Jadion” Dett
Ben Hur Court No. 1B
Oetook
Uns Ky
P. Hall
West Washington
Atraat
Get Honor Diplomas Hartford City War Year Record
County Attendance Officer announced today that Hartford City issued honor diplomas to fifty students for wartime academic achievements in Welendanen during the year. The ceremony recognized commendations from local schools and community leaders.
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Hartford City
Ini
Cardachanty
Welendanen
Kedorrele
Cova
Officers of Very Highest Type Co Invests in Members
An unusual report from the Angus meeting highlights investment in a scheme marketing certificates with 26 percent interest paid via coupons. It claims investors become owners of certificates and principal is redeemable without extra cost, while stressing service as key value. Officers listed include Albert Thomas as president and Carl Weber as secretary-treasurer among many named executives from various companies.
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Secretarts
Charles J. Stelne
Ue Anh
Angus
of & Inventment Co
Ian Dollars
Pepett
Gils Company
Logan
Frank. B. Rohn
Home Talephone
George W. Gite
Clayton 0. Griffin
Herbert J. Grosvenor
PF Banner & Co
S. HL Nviee
Joseph Autzell
Dime Saying
Trnat Company
Anthony W. Wel
Jed C. Tendenberger
Fort Wayne Bev Company
Shackles A. Moles
Charlo A. Niebergutt
C. & N. Pharmacy
Thomas L. Staples
International
Frank C Hilker Builds Modern Business Venture
Frank C Hilker dissolves a partnership with Hilker Brath ort and forms a new enterprise. The firm starts a splendid line including The Condor and a DMIs Of a adod many 1 homes in the city. New machinery from A Woods enhances speed, with nine high-aroie materials for eye in turn and exLavior of Mieluimig. A new power left anndpeee CI Has GWE Deed Hasta led and finished with Ford Parting material for Weed We.
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Eovga Yagra
Ainca
Frank C.hilker
Ford
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Jessie Ber
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Gideons
A. P. Double Heads
Goshen College
Elrod Casting CO
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Library Hall
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Arther Hotfeldar
Lala Parrott
Mary Nennett
Spring
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Reser
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Minsee Verma
Manwendt
Pequlenot
G Mind Quartet
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Ruth LaTourette
Wein Pittinbaum
Marlon Strong
Mary Duark
Norris Oadon
Mag O'Nund
Clos White
Row
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Mackey
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Marlo Kinetic
Velma Bourgey
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Auer Family Reunion
Fon
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Hottinbak City
West
Beralvet
Davis
Ivan ‘Tachernitachey
Wayne Gantist
City News
Thorn
Fursted
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CE Company
Centlivre
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Ibis
Walmly
Ness Wien
Burns
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aiVe Pedro
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