Electric Addition Fort Wayne Homestead Co
The notice lists Electric Addition by Fort Wayne Homestead Co located at 12 Swinney Block 112 East Main Street.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
24
The notice lists Electric Addition by Fort Wayne Homestead Co located at 12 Swinney Block 112 East Main Street.
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Betina Payton a precocious child artist meets a poised art dealer after seeking approval for her hand painted cards. She gains encouragement from a clerk, presents samples, and secures a summer order for gauze fans and greeting cards, promising a bright future with plans to shop in Paris to study art.
Mrs Martha Peterson, aged ninety two, died at her home in Mast Warnew, Warsaw, after a prolonged illness caused by complications. A longtime member of First Baptist Church and the Girls of Seventy society, she leaves two sons, D A Peterson and Sohn Peterson of Warsaw, and three daughters Mrs William Trekenshent, Mrs Lucinda Wilirut, and Mrs Adelaide of this city. Funeral services will be held at her home Monday at 2 p.m. by Rev B L Truman.
The ticket placed in nomination includes Clerk L. KE. Auditor P. Fy. Widup. Treasurer G. W. Ott. Sheriff Charles H. Jewatt. Recorder Orville Lancaster. Surveyor Earl Meyer. Assessor RS. Crouch. Commissioner Third District I R Conner. Commissioners Second District John L Kin Jers. Councilman First District Abtoint Lafrancosa. Second James Waugh. Third John C Myers. Fourth H. 1 Dan Dietrich. Elisha Swan. The Journal-Gazette Want Ada.
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