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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
7
Beneficial Order of Mystery Charter Membership Drive
The notice urges joining the Beneficial Order of Mystery as a charter member with a $5.00 fee now and $25.00 after charter closes. It promotes weekly sickness and accident benefits, partial and total disability payouts, a funeral benefit, and business patronage among brothers, noting women also participate in one meeting night monthly. Contact J. G Templin, Supreme Organizer, Fort Wayne Indiana.
Grant Made Member Of Albion School Board
Albion Indiana reports at the June meeting of the town council that J O E Grant was appointed as a member of the Albion school board. The appointment is praised as an exceptionally good one for both the town and Grant, noting his past habit of mowing his own lawn as a sign of industry. he previously served on the Laird board in Columabrietto and was the sole Democrat on the new board amid a Democratic shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Grant
al ‘Bion School
Cha
Bette
Laird
Columbiaetto
New Fhe
Cornell
Towels New and Different Weaves Shine in Turkish Styles
New Turkish towels arrive in white pink and blue featuring borders and monogram embroidery. Edges enhance daintiness while price points are shown for plain white towels with monogram borders in extra large sizes. Abies. Toi We each.
Avilla News items from Avila and surrounding
June events and personal notices from Avilla. Names include Mien Tiegina Grovsweee at home from Cuyshuma Oo, Birei Le Grim from Waxoph Mich, Mee Tilla Dolan, Mrs. Grit line, RK S Hannon, Steffel and Levy, Henry Deultech, Theron Pilgrim, Mrs. Etta Halferty, Mr and Mrs Georga Bedger, Swan benim, and others. Community updates mention gatherings, church events, and a new sheds plan near the G H & 5 denul. grain elevator venture noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avila
Ind
Amien Tiegina Grovsweee Jy
Cuyshuma Oo
Birei le Grim
Waxoph
Arave Saat
Ie Howe
Tilla Dolan
RK. S. Hannon Coil
Steffel
Levy
Denul
Wil
Kenry
Mendy
Chicago
Theron Pilgrim
von Imaroid
Auburt
Kendallvilis
Etta Halferty
Richmond
Une
Georga Bedger
Swan Benim
Sim McGee
Mary Munger
Sarah Tebelland
Ita
Dr Blackstone’s Free Treatment Offer Attracts 65 Patients
A local notice reports sixty five residents have begun treatment with Dr Blackstone since his advertisement. The paper warns that the limited offer ends June 48 and urges those with persistent ailments or failed remedies to consult him promptly at his West Wayne Street office.
City News Highlights and Local Incidents
Thomas Gorman and Miso Bin Gormen of Arcola left for Washington to attend the Columbus monument unveiling. Peter Richardson of the Oak Blur hotel Crooked Lake announced the annual opening will be held next Sunday. E M Fuldheim in Cincinnati for Reed Shoe company's convention showcasing fall footwear. Frank Z Benoy and E J Lennon of the board of Public Works attended a water works meeting in Louisville. Caal Jacobs, an Assyrian peddler, was arrested for selling wares without a license and faces a police court hearing. Conrad Doehlman near Friedlive was injured after a hay wagon overturned at Calhoun and Ballrods streets. workers righted the wagon and aided him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gorman
Miso bin. Gormen
Arcola
Washington, D.C
Peter Richardson
Oak Blur
Crooked Lake
E.M. Fuldheim
Cincinnati
Reed Shoe Company
Frank Z. Benoy
E. J. Lennon
Board of Public Works
Louisville
Caal Jacobs
Spillner Yesterduy
Conrad Doehlman
Near
Friedlive
Calhoun
Ballrosd
For Rent Store Space West Calhoun District With Offices
Store room on the west side of Calhoun street between Wayne and Washington streets. Also office rooms in Schmitz Block. Lennart and Ortlieb publish the listing at 819 Calhoun street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Street
Wayne
Washington Streets
Schmitz
Lennart & Ortlieb
Simon L. Grace Dies Suddenly at His Home
Simon L Grace of Washington Jerenisn Whitley County Indiana died suddenly Wednesday morning at seven o clock. Born May 25 1857 in Washington township he was 58 years 9 days old. Married to Rachel Aramel on August 32 1399 the couple had four children surviving. Funeral Sunday morning at Eberhard church with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Simon L. Grace
Washington
Jerenshin
Rachel Aramel
Grace
Kinois
Wilson Jace
Colorado
Sinmgon Grace
Will Tetman
J. Grace
Tippecanoe
Martia Grace
Badia Bronck
Rear Bryan
Ligonier to Have Fine New Bridge
Albion Indiana June 5 county commissioners at the toast session started the work to give Ligonier one of the best bridges in northern Indiana. Lake Shore railroad and city plan a subway under tracks to remove two grade crossings, diverting traffic from a street crossing the Elkhart river. Plans call for a 0 foot span of concrete work, 40 feet wide at an estimated cost of 174100.90. Commissioners and Surveyor Kite traveled to Fort Wayne to study similar projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Indiana
Lake Shore Railroad
Ligonier
Elkhart River
Kite
Port Wayne
Siniller Worl
Allwin Collapsible Go-Carts and Whitney Baby Carriages Found
Fosler's reports the discovery of Allwin collapsible go-carts and Whitney baby carriages among items found billed as yard sale stock. The brief notes the presence of these two brands among the assortment without further details on condition or pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Baby
Five Generations of Dykeman Family Reunion
Five generations of the Dykeman family are gathered for a reunion in Decatur. Grandmother Dykeman of Streator visits with her son Floyd Dykeman of Anderson, whose daughter Mrs Samuel Anderson of Anderson is the fourth generation, with a year-old daughter of Mrs Anderson as the fifth. Famous Stage Beauties suffer skin eruptions and Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as curing. Dreier Drug Co. at Calhoun Brackenridge and Cathe Columbia streets is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Inc
Dykeman
Streator
Plb
Floyd
Dykemat
Anderson
Hia
Samuel Anderson
Pilaw
Dreier Drag Co
Calhoun
Brackenridge
Comer Cathe
Columbia
Van Wert Honors Close of 1812 High School Class
June 5 Van Wert News reports the Auditoriun exercises for the close of 1812 at Van Wert High School drew a capacity audience of parents and friends. S. W. Pierce of Gambier delivered the address. Various local notices include a probation release after a Betsie Howell charge, club entertainments, a Port Wayne guest, and a mayoral wedding in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Auditoriun
van ‘Wert
S.W. Pierce
Kenyan College of Gambier
Gletty Street
Betsie Howell
South Shannon Street
Lawhead
New Departure Manufacture Our Own Fixtures
EDMUNDS ELECTRIC Co at 1099 Calhoun St promotes a large assortment of fixtures with low prices to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds Electric Co
Calhoun St
Eicks Boy Suffered Serious Injuries After Collision
Six year old Harold Ficks of Mr and Mrs John Ficks was badly injured Monday when struck by a motor vehicle. He sustained a fractured leg and arm and head injuries, with condition described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ficks
Nan
Joln Ficks
Oblander Visit Highlights Angola City Notes
Angola news notes Otis Oblander and wife from Kendallville visiting the city for a day or two Ms Esther Williamson recalls her former Miss Williamson status and Mr Oblander once a college student Uriel Carpenter, 82, a Beatt Township farmer, in town visiting friends amid declining health Mrs Hughle left for Norton to visit her mother Don Laird to Mendota for farm vacation John McCrory of Decatur in town to guide his daughter at the college Ramay selling farm assets and moving to town to run RamRay coal business George Maxson buys Auburn automobile A suspected itinerant dealer found in Salem Township near Helmer in an insane state He was taken to county jail where he can write but will not identify himself A young foreign born man, likely Adriyan, about 20 with dark hair and 150 pounds found near a horse and buggy The buggy and harness found near the stranger are held by Trustee Charles Libey Isaac E Kinsley of Toledo arrived to mark his sister Mrs S Mitchells sixth birthday anniversary Dinner at Mrs Mitchells Te O Mitchell and wife Join Kinsley are siblings in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
Otis Oblander
Kendallville
Oblander
Esther Williamson
Uriel Carpenter
Eigty
Beatt Township
Carpenots
H. H. Hughle
Norton
Eas
Donald A. Laird
Mendota
Joseph Laird
John McCrory
Decatur
McCrory
John W. McCrory
Helmer
Salem
Hoe
Chilson
Charles Libey
Isaac E. Kinsley
Toledo Ohte
Sibilia Mitchall
Wanted Position to care for private lawn
Huntington Ind June 3 1913 R AL Wasmuth Roanoke father of Representative BE M Wasmuth naturalized by Judge Cack. Wasmuth has lived in this county since before the Civil War and served in the conflict. The new registration law requires naturalized status for voting eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
AL Wasmuth
Roanoke
BE. M. Wasmuth
United States
Wasmuth
Cack
Ar. Wasmuth
Sind
Peraan
Walmuth
Mrs Clara Conley Dead at Lagrange
Mrs Clara Conley, 46, longtime resident of South Milford, died at her father Robert Oliver’s home in east Lagrange after a surgical operation. Funeral services set at her father’s home Thursday with burial in Fridaon, Indiana. The piece also includes an ad for Foley Kidney Pills claiming health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oliver
Larranke
Mia
Tile McDowelle
Hudson
Thd
South Milford
Fridaon
Ind
Seed and plant catalog items advertise crops and bulbs
Listings show corn seed at 10a per hundred and 2.60 per thousand, cabbage and Tumalo plants, asters and snapdragon varieties, bulbs, fruit trees, vines, and dormant stock. Notable prices include 3.00 per bushel shelled corn, 1.60 per dozen for sprouted bulbs, and 2.00 per bushul for British Queen seed potatoes. Call or inquire for planting guidance and stock availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hid
Ang
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J. G Templin
Shoaff
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Jo. E. Grant
Michelin
Wilcox Bros
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Frank Drage
Salhoun Street
Heston
Ryan
Independent Funeral Directors
South Calhoun Sf
Cnn
Lyric Theatre
Anchor Line
New Yorek
Londonderre
Glasgow
New York
Palermo
Naples
Avilla News
Blackstone
Vane
Blone
Drefingkamindie
West Wayne Street
City. News
George Lybargar
Rai
Newcastle
Ini Dava
Cila Club
SW. Priddy
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WW. Reaves
Mmias Bano Duhathats
Minnie Wyant
Eicks Boy
White Fruit House
Bulletin
Majestic
Michigan
BELL
Angola News
Care Journal-Gazette
Clara Conley
Lagrange
J & Haney
Palla
Loeffler Plumbing and
M. B. Peterson
Garner Jolene
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Clinton Strate
Auburn
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Shenilcal Company
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Bradley Bros, D. & N
Droler Drug Co
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