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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
10
J. F. Boyer of Fertia Missouri hopes to aid others after decades of distress from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorder. He praises Electrin Bitters as a remedy claiming it helped his health and vigor. The ad asserts benefits for liver trouble dizziness blood disorders female complaints and malaria with a money back guarantee.
Topeka reports Sunday and Monday visits from G H Waleridge of Toledo to Mrs Belle Brandeberry. Mrs Ira Miller returns from Middlebury after a visit with her mother and sister. A Sherb comes back from Fort Wayne. Harley Brewsher visits Butler with Miss Mabel Murch. Mrs Sarah Clark’s condition improves after fracture. Mrs EB Dunton of Butler expected this week to visit relatives. Dr I J Vaughan out for several days.
June 6 Kendallville report details Silvia Davis returning from Oxford for vacation Mrs O F Johnson improving in Richmond newborn to Sam Ackerman east of town Dr A Wolff and daughter from Bryan back home after visit to Julius Kann on Soromitt street Funeral for Alonzo Hower attended by Dan Stesie North Liberty Eastern Star invited to Noble Chapter 122 C E S of Kendallville for June 7 anniversary Mrs Irdhe Clark taught at Elkhart and Mrs Fred Weingart en route home to Economy Runge birthday surprise for Mrs Runge with about sixty guests BridgeWhist club meets Monday at Mrs UW Mavember home Purdue graduate Jal Pak receives degree at Purdue Archy Campbell injured by a cart mishap Mrs Sonhin and McQuoid real estate notes Eben's drive and other town items George Jiss returns from Ohio after property interest work in town.
A fragmentary local item notes a theft of packets and cash in Warsaw. Authorities investigate after a suspect fled toward the Big Four road, with officers inspecting an empty fire near the area and following leads from nearby locations.
Fort Wayne theater actress Mary Quiye of the Garage Opera Company reports dramatic throat improvement from Dr Wells electric treatment. She praises the Oxyoline method for throat bronchial and lung diseases, noting other doctors failed before. Dr Wells offers testimonials and invites others to consult at 229 East Berry Street opposite Air Dome Theatre.
The town records a local wedding planned for Ming My de Milor, former resident and daughter of mrnoid Mins, with invitations out in the city. Other notes mention the Whitley county board's twenty day session, Rev H B Dyer’s India speech, and various local residents attending colleges and events in Crawfordsville Greenfield and St Louis.
At a town hall meeting in Columata City Indiana the Wolfinko onion day celebration was set for Tuesday August 23. The event, famed statewide, will feature premiums and rides. A freight train derailment caused injuries to Leininger and Harshner, who were taken to Ru Grean hospital.
D L Warshner and Elmer Leininger of Columbia City narrowly escaped death Saturday evening near Warsaw while traveling with a companion. They halted at a spring beside the Pennsylvania Genesee, drank, then resumed travel at low speed watching for trains as they attempted to cross a railroad.
A vintage advertisement touts Poslam as a universal remedy for eczema and various skin conditions. It claims rapid itching relief and lasting eradication, detailing minor uses for pimples and other blemishes. Samples are offered free by Emergency Laboratories at 92 West Twenty-fifth Street, New York.
The Lagrange board of education announced the upcoming school year staffing. Superintendent John M. Gleaner principal A. Ti. Wikel and a list of teachers across grades include Lucien Dialake Fugfish Ardela Street Latin Ort b Walter science and mathematics Ray D. Holper eighth grade Clara Scher mochorn Alice Beatty Mary Case Firdena Appleman Tessie McClaskay Mortal Wirton Mabel Rowe with an instructor in muta and drawing not yet selected. Old Topeka resident Abraham Goerher dies at 4 50 pm in Atchison county. he was eighty, a pioneer and respected citizen leaves one son Alonzo Gerber druggist. funeral arrangements pending.
In Auburn Indiana on June 6 Mrs Bou mh Casebeer secured a divorce from J H Casebeer, a local real estate man, after a petition deemed acrimonious but uncontested. The decree was plain with all proper relief and no alimony was requested.
The Twenty fourth Annual Noble county Sunday school convention opens at the Church of Christ with good attendance. Representatives from over the county attend. Mrs Baldwin Indiana state secretary delivers the address on Missionary Training in the Sunday School. There will be three sessions today at 9 40 1 30 and 7 30. Delegates are entertained in city homes and Dr Primer of Winona academy will speak Tuesday on Bible study.
Special to the Journal-Garotts Columbia City Indiana three Whitley county residents planned to enter eternity Saturday and Sunday Shoemaker Ramvet F Shoemaker born the distinction of being the first white child born in Columbia township died Sunday evening at 4 40 after a week long illness with kidney trouble The illness came upon him while visiting in Winfield Kansas and he wired for his physician to accompany him home Several times it was thought he would rally but received home Saturday morning He was about fifty years of age Five of seven children survive with the widow and one brother The funeral will be held from the Lutheran church Wednesday morning at 10 o clock Reverend W D Bleger officiating Miss Eilen Swan sister of County Cannellman Elisha Ewan died Saturday evening at the home of his sister in and from a complication of age 72 years Two sisters and one brother survive The funeral will be held Tuesday morning
The deceased, age 72, a faithful member of Taud Christian church, will be laid to rest with Rev. C Burkhart of Angain officiating at 1 o'clock. Aging Ginger died Saturday midnight after a lingering illness. The widow, three children, and a brother and sister survive. Friends may attend the graveside service Tuesday afternoon at 1:50, conducted by Rev. DW Sanders and Rev JF Poterfeld.
A Columbia City man, Wieren, selling his share in Waters Furniture and Undertaking, plans to move to Lima for health reasons. He will be accompanied by his wife and son Don Waren, and Palmer a Son will manage the South Whitley business, with a move to South Whitley and then interment around July 2.
A meeting of voting members of a Lutheran church group touched on union plans between English and German synods. The discussions focused on potential mergers with the English Zueheran Synod of Min nour and the German Lutheran synod of Mikael and Ola. No decisions were finalised and further advisement was sought.
The November meeting is scheduled for the first Friday. A vols will Iie east at that time. Pastor Theodore Hahn of Redeemer church wrote that no definite information could be given about the monitor at the time. The union aims to be of value to both synods. The German Lutheran synod is in good condition and moves with modern progress.
Ladies attending the Lyric matinee this afternoon will receive a hand painted ornament of imported Japanese china. The display in the Lyric lobby features the piece, with doors opening at 2 oclock and the show starting at 2 45.
Mr John Zwinnter of Richmond, president of the Indiana Mater Bakers nanos olution, met with misfortune in the city while en route to South Bend. He slipped at the corner of West Wayne and Chiffith Streets, injuring his left eye and wrist. Dr Tinkham attended before he continued to South Bend.
John J. Gillette travels to Indianapolis for duties then to Crawfordsville for his grandson Russell Banflere's graduation. Mrs Gillette and Mr and Mrs Sanders attend the commencement. Ernest Dryer leaves for Beatrice Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs Bl and Grady attend the Dunkard church annual conference in Winans. Mrs J W Hil returns from Rome City after visiting her daughter Mrs Frank Phillips, who is improving.
Warsaw Ind June delegates at the annual national conference of the Durikurd church at Winona Lake will to-morrow participate in all public feet washing. The most important business to be translated to-morrow will be the selection at the meeting place for 1911, and it is quite probable that Ottawa Kan will be favored.
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