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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
27
Indy dispatch reports a 90-year-old resident and spouse narrowly saved from a fire that consumed most of a house. Howard McNeal alerted neighbors, rescuing them as flames engulfed the structure amid warm, rainy morning conditions.
John Doyle, longtime foreman for Brown Trucking, died at St Joseph Hospital Saturday at 10 45 PM after three years of illness. Born May 8 in this city, 45 years ago, he leaves a wife and one son Charles. his mother Mrs Catherine Doyle and siblings Mrs C Clark of Chicago and Mrs William A. S Donl. The body was taken to Stetz Cahill funeral home and to the family home at 812 Holman Street. Funeral at Cathedral time to be announced.
Dekals County treasurer reports 18 preparing a financial statement. AUBURN Ind June 4 A county report shows over 38,000 expended on taxing districts. The plan notes Take Bhore and Grant ravenship payments dominate county costs compared with other property owners.
About 120 graduates of Whitley County receive certificates at the commencement exercises held Wednesday at the high school. Carmen of California, Wa n, Ghia, served as key speaker for the event. Rup. Av TR. Fleck presented parchmontn.
Garrett, a resident, was injured while performing a task at a shop. He fell and sustained a badly injured wrist, with White’s binding and box winding noted. He was taken home to recover and will stay there for some time.
A New York Symphony Orchestra program featuring Walter Damrosch and his father, with praise for Damrosch’s conducting and the harmonious ensemble of his son and the instruments. The article expresses anticipation for a delightful two day musical program and the revival of musical joy after a long quiet period.
Kendallville residents and visitors frequent the scene with departures to South Bend and Elkhart, visits by Mrs. Baker and others, and plans for houses in Bluffton. The Frank Berger funeral and Avilla interment frame a day of community notices, legal actions in Albion, and a Browand post memorial service with gratitude to contributors and speakers.
Multiple notices report deaths in Hope hospital and at home, including Fanger aged 29, McKenna 48, Marty 34, Bringley, Wainking, Bultemeyer, Haller, Ruthp, Gepfeet. survivors listed as spouses, siblings, and children. Funerals planned in Warsaw and Pierceton with services at Catholic and Lutheran churches. arrangements by local undertakers.
At midnight 160 Pennsylvania railroad workers tore up tracks at Calhoun street and relocated them northward. Engineer W W Chaffin led the Pennsy engineering department with Roadmaster J J Brennan overseeing the traction company. The tank was a bit late but expected to complete by morning so trains could run over the new tracks on Chicago street.
Reported on continued discussions between the two houses over railroad control. The subject will be called up in the House next Tuesday as Mr. Matin plans a motion of non concurrence and appointment of a conference to reconcile differences with Taft administration.
Decatur Ind June 4 Intimate friends of Miza Rose Munim ArH branged and Mratera Smith join in a happy surprise birthday celebration. Mrs Ed Goldner of Preble entertains Zion Lyth latan Aid society with a gathering including many named attendees. Fort Wayne weekend house party planned with Mildred Leni and others. note of death of Agta Stoler referenced.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a South Whitley firm changing hands on Saturday. Names mentioned include Routh Whitley Lad and Flynt from Farlow Co along with Chien and Kinny Kers. The text suggests an inventory to be completed Monday and a sale or transfer event in progress.
A bicycle theft at Auburn Junction occurred last evening. Sheriff Thoms and deputy observed no evidence at the scene. Georg Moore was identified as the owner of the stolen bike. The incident was reported in Auburn.
Auburn merchants in Indiana invite members of the Merchants and Manufacturers association to visit and be welcomed by the Chamber club. The friendly event features a program and hearty reception as guests arrive for the June gathering.
By Kirt News Bureau the Kendallville Reds meet the Ledo Blades tomorrow at Witterhouas ball park. Valenti will handle the mound duties for the Reds with backing by Big Jim Stuart. The Reds are described as a fast, good hitting team with Limeth pitching after osteopathic treatment.
A special meeting of the B'nai B'rith is set for 4:80 p.m. with members urged to attend. Mrs J Webstey of Oxinwa returns home tomorrow after visiting her daughter Ming Jersamine Bailey. The eight shark of age, the late Howe, was cremated at Lindenwood Cemetery after arriving from Montpellar. Germania Park opens today with a city band program and German songs. A message from Decatur reports John P Gras, long-time resident, has died at age 84.
Five hundred fowls will be prepared for the Elks annual picnic at Driving Park. The event begins at 9 AM with opening exercises and a rally led by Fox Wayne Todge. About 190 members from Burton lodge will arrive by car and a boxing contest is planned at 1 PM followed by dancing in the evening.
The Journal-Gazette ad lists a Casino orchestra program with moving pictures and songs. Selections include Fruit and Pinners Dream Walter Grisly Bear Rag and Under Southern Shits plus films titled The Rene Romance and Port Hole Mason. Manager Mr Prize promotes increased admission prices.
Columbia City June 4 Bramwark club held Mara Times show last night drawing patrons and netting 0 from entertainment. Several local items noted including arrivals, family moves and a hospital operation planned for J Keller and Car Waterfall.
Descriptive notice of clothing sale offering tailored suits valued at 18 20 and 25 dollars for 10 dollars at Saul's, valid Monday only. Report notes Mrs Wirt attempted suicide by ingesting poison, in Bluidpton Indiana, and is expected to recover.
Classified fragment lists a carpenter named Smiltht at Lontine Street two squares south of lontine with addresses at 202 West Berry Street. Several rental and sale notices appear including room for rent with board at 809 Edgewater Avenue and a Jersey cow for sale. Also an ask for Manila ranahont with equipment on TRENTO East near Berry Street.
Special to the Jaymnal Gazette reports three wills filed today with the local probate court. Sabah A A Wilklamson's will allocates property among her children. the 1908 drafted will is noted. Darlux Pollock's will names sons Frank Andrew, William Shai as heirs with proceeds to Care della J. Phillips. Catherine Scott's will is probated this afternoon. Wall paper promotion at 5 Hull's 390 Calhoun St mentioned.
The text discusses popular warm air furnaces in the market and their price, efficiency, and durability. It mentions A. J. Ash as an installer with many installations and generally favorable reports. It emphasizes savings and performance for hard soak or other uses, and hints at comparing prices locally.
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