Fort Wayne Y W C A Holds Annual Election
The Fort Wayne Y W C A annual meeting at the association home on West Greys witnessed unanimous elections led by Mrs J S House as president. Officers included Mrs A Vesey treasurer and Mrs Georgia Stapleford re elected, with funds campaign noting over 85 000 pledged for the new building project.
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Mra.j
House
Mirv
George Egan
Sire A. W. Perfect
F. + Heyden
Charch
Atrs Dy
Doyle
A J. Vesey
Georgiy Meriwechian
Georgia Stapleford
New
Witran
HH. White
C. Worden
Srs
Harper
Forts Yearney
Hema
West Greys
New Howe
More
Garlet
Pixs
Aion
Lee
Lendid
Sapsblilt
Sranhand
Rome
Fort Wayne
Maby Young
Alan
Daftelar Iinteie
Campaisa
Roggen hosts newspaper men at new park gathering
Roggen hosts a gathering of newspaper men and friends at the Gerfiada Park to be filled with a chicken supper. The park grounds show improvements including a new suspension bridge across the St. Jotner river site. Towers flank the river with two inch cables, plus repainted pavilions and repaired band stand. The park plans extensive additions such as a shooting gallery and pavilion for picnics. Access is via Robison park car line, with strong patronage reported and more improvements planned for the season.
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Pb Roggen
Gerfiada Park Association
Wea
St. Jotner
Ugh
Alyer
Wien
Fort Wayne
Robison Park
Candidates Edge Forward in Masonic Class at Seattle Rite
A damaged report notes Mason lodges conferring degrees at the Seattle Rite. Darky council and Princes of Terssalem granted De Mhesuen degrees, with about twenty five candidates entering last week. Aidoy form classes received degrees from the fourth to the fourteenth, while Friday night saw seventeenth and Rose Croix degrees conferred.
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Darky Eouncil
Terssalem
Aidoy Forme Taste Week
Indiana federation honors Mrs Wilson at Port Wayne meeting
Fifteen years after taking a key role, Mrs Wilson again chairs the Indiana federation session in Fort Wayne. The gathering lauded her tact and leadership, praised the music by the Enterpern quartet, and thanked state officers for their travel. Delegates from many clubs discussed child hygiene, parent teacher work, and public health programs, with Dr Jessie Calvin and Mrs Rose Carter emphasizing children’s welfare and school health.
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Terest
Enthusty Sen
Fort Wayne
Nova HP
Wa Ibesti
Heality Lfe
Wilson
Ume
Romanavans
Fairbank
Port Wayne
Gabimitzee
Jessie ©. Calvin
Calvin
Calgin
Department of Soeral Hygiene
Sid Wolds
State Department
C. P. Kinsey
Valparaiso
Indiana Téderacon
Union of
Chads
Tate
Tadiana
Fra
Kinsey
Negk
Masic
Fay
Huntington
Eh Mark
Knapp
Sarter
Jehan P. Kenower
Eleventh
Aalves
Fly
Kenower
Jomor
Emma Pressier
Nettie Downen
Etta Ort
Miss Ursa
Magers
Bay Vier Club
Cyurubusco
John Gave
Emme Pressler
Leo Iy
Neelie
Ney. O
Mbler
3Ravearet Coulter
Churubusco
Inna Hebel
D. N. Fitch
Jane L. Hine
Afeia
Barnes
Hubert Harimai
Frank LesHart
George J. Schaab
Hatdase Ralston
Josephine Fosdick
Rosa Husaeloan
Frederika Nebetung
Ella C. Baxter
Lily R. McTighe
Auburn
Lara B. Louder
John Shinnegan
Arthur
Newels
A. J. Wagenuc
Columbia City
Carter
Batt
America
Worman
Kes
Ekliihrod
Mary Jade
Edwin A Knagp
Thas
Knabp
Irs
Hook
Indiana Federation
Abs. Enaon
Kansas City
Stave
Roosevelt backs Taft for 1912 at Jubilee reception
In Baltimore Roosevelt and Taft allies spoke and shook hands during Jubilee events. They shared a ten minute private talk in the Fifth Regiment Armory, with cordial greetings from Washington figures and old friends including Cannon, Sherman, Root, Lodger, and Penrose. Roosevelt invited Taft to Washington for a June 19 silver wedding visit.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Te Fifth Regiment Armors
Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Patt
Cannon
Sherman
Senator _ Penrose
Seistors Root
Baltimore
Armory
Washington
Taft
Theodore
Root
Tiles
12th District Clubs Pledge Support At Conference
Conference attendees discussed scholarships for young students with Colorado cited as a model where fifteen shougané dollars have been repaid. Women’s federation aims to broaden social usefulness through home economics and cultural outreach led by Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Hines from Auburn.
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Clarke
Colorado
Traveline
Indiana
Richmond
Glarke
Olaf N. Buldry
Geners Federation
Jean
Guichin
Lattie Creek
Nebily
Ahhcels
Fife
Woman killed by Winona interurban car at New Paris
Mrs Pearl Grant Ryan Cennen formerly Pearl Grant of New Paris was struck and instantly killed by a Winona interurban car at 2 30 pm while picking berries along the right of way. The 35 year old woman died at the scene as the car could not stop in time. The body was taken to New Paris awaiting coroner’s instructions. A Celina area inspection party visited Blufferanch with autos, touring the Blafftoy Geneva line. Celina residents show interest in the line’s extension from Geneva to Celina and ownership by the Blarton, Blugton & Fuster line.
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New Paris
Ind
Dunn
Pearl Grant
Ryan Cennen
Here
Mocerman Caywood
Av Grant
NewrParis
New Parle
Cornaer
Celina
Bluferench
Blafftoy
Geneva & Celina
Lrasilon Company
Sire
Blarion
Blugtton & Fuster
Geneva
Traction Corny
Murlen
Bloffinn I
BG & C
Geneta
Police to Establish Quiet Zone at City Hospitals
Police plan to establish quiet zones at city hospitals after residents urged action against loud bells and horns from passing automobilists. The move follows complaints voiced at a recent public meeting and relies on city ordinances granting the department authority to request restraint of noise near medical facilities.
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Willis
Dr Chas Eckert Moves Office and Residence
Dr Chas H Eckert of 119 Wayne Street has moved to 221 Wayne Street, combining office and residence in the same building. Neighbors report no change in doctoring staff or services.
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Chas, H. Eckert
W. Wayne St
Steel Data Brought Out In Congress Hearing
The document shows a heated session over steel data and a push to obtain information deemed necessary for public policy. Prolonged debates, committee maneuvers, and appeals to the Department of Justice mark a tense confrontation with the United States Steel Corporation.
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Gre
Bnheagh
Wes
Ali
Congress
Department of Matice
Bureau of Corporaitine
Juseles
United States Steel Correlation
Éliilar
Jsmaller Cantécas
Lam Helther & Prophet
United States Steel Corporation
Ocher Common Carriers
Death notices and obituaries from Port Wayne area
Obituaries and funeral notices list David Hoffman aged 8 years 4 months and 30 days, born in Lebanon Pennsylvania, residing in Port Wayne, a professional boxer. Also Lotte George Christian Lotz, 73, died at 187 Breck Street from bowel trouble, with service details and survivors listed. Several families announce services for Barbara Letkaul, Jerry Nenes, John Bothner, Erma Soulze, John Bathmer, and others with dates, locations, and officiants.
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Zepha Palner
Carmel
Lote
George Chrlstian Lotz
Breck Streat
Saxony
Germany
America
Eckart Packing Company
Willams Ruey
Teles. O
Ent Lots
Angola
Tad Tard Makay
Chicago
Homer Ferguson
Carl
Alse
Tigi Fuchshner
George
Bmacysville
William Shivers
Dew Bikers
Cedarsville
Dickson Offletat
Barbara Letkaul
Haat Wayne Street
Wagenhais
Jerry Nenehs
Getz & Cahill Undertaking
Alreer
John Bothnerere
Sauer
Henry Berghot
Lepper
Matthias Duckart
Henry Auch
William Kobhneye
Cathon Street
St Mary’s Catholic
Ehuren
D. Raver
Biss Erama Soulzeefer
Wese Fotferson Street
Wagenhats
John Bathmer
Calhoun Streets
St. Mary's Cathelle
Detzer and Nigolay Seek Parole From Prison
Parole board chairman Jund of Leavenworth arrives to convene hearings for parole applicants from several banks. E Detser of Florida and M P of Wisconsin are among those seeking release. Detser and Nicpial, convicted in 1908 of embezzlement, received three year federal prison terms.
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E. Detzer
Nigolay
Leavenworth
Sas
Jund
Market for Strawberries Sets Fort Wayne Record
Fort Wayne fruit dealers reported the heaviest shipments in twelve years as growers in the area supplied the bulk of berries. Prices were strong with wholesalers at 3.09 per case and retailers paying about 1.25 per sixteen-quart case. The street market was very busy amid solid demand despite the season.
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Fort Wayne
Joes Commission
Rmart
Napa
Gentry Brothers Arrive For One Day’s Stand Here
Fort Wayne residents are set for a special visit by Gentry Brothers with a touring circus in town. The company arrives from Mixvart and will parade through the city at 10 AM then perform at 2 PM with doors opening at 6 PM and the main show starting at 7. The act features a large menagerie and European novelty acts along with a newly added ground location at Esmond and Gallatin streets.
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Fort Yayna
Lake Ahore
Michigan
Fort Wayne
Industry
Mixvart
Indiana
Gentes Brothers
Poules
Esmond
Gallatin
Loors
Howe School honors Walter Rose of Ligonier
Howe Ind June 6 Walter Rose of Ligonier Ind won the James B Howe gold medal in the spelling oration contest at Howe School The subject was The Chariot Brew from Ben Hur Six contestants competed with each prize awarded for ability and declamatory skill Rose 16 is the youngest upper school member and a Phi Delta member He is the son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Rose of Ligonier and was praised for his scholarship and progress at the Howe School national leaders lauded the school as one of the best in the United States
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Howe
Ind
Walter Rous
Isaac Rate
Ligonier
James B. Howe
Ben-Hur
Tals
Rose
Phi Delta Society
Thas Society
Uttle
Leon Rose
National Tank
Lagrange
James B. Hawes
Howe School
Hose Hospital Women's Committee Meet In Afternoon
The Hose Hospital Women’s Committee schedules its annual meeting for this afternoon with the final election of officers to follow. Rev H Lewellen will leave town tomorrow morning for Cromwell to conduct the funeral services of Mrs Gants at the Universalist Church this afternoon at 2 o’clock.
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Women's Hope Hoaple
Court News Tangles in Theft Case and Road Boundary Change
City records show Louie T ifardt intoxicated and offering to sell a horse to a non-intoxicated man after being found in an alley. Charges of chore stealing were dismissed. Commissioners also altered Abelle township boundary, granting 65 more acres by moving a triangular section from Lafayette township. Delinquent-case judgments occurred in circuit and superior courts, including cases of divorce, title, and child support, with several fines for illegal fishing and other court actions recorded yesterday.
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Louie Tifardt
Henry Stanning
Yesterdsy Ie
Charles W. Evanstrater
Abelle
Lafayette Township
Charles W. Porter
George I.ger
Susan C. McCann
Mark Tha
Sledd
James Wwbartnpisht
Hamilton National
Priesmeyer
Bleekamp
Daurica Laughlin
Henry McXutt
Alfred
Sulton
Campbell
Jonas Nathan Atzal
Fletcher
Birely
Faple
Superior Court
Elmar M. Cook
Elsie & Cook
Aend
Floyd Gieseking
Motorcyclist Dying After City Collision
A motorcycle rider from South Bend with a passenger collided with a farmer’s rig in the city. The rider, Michael Otol, was knocked to the ground, taken unconscious, and later found to have a base of brain fracture. He remained in critical condition at the hospital as officials investigated the accident.
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South Bsnd
Ind
Jon
Michael Otol
Nature
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