Death summons Uron Dorn at ER extended NES
Myron Downing a Fort Wayne businessman and Muzenic leader died yesterday at his home after a four year illness of anemia. He was 53 and had worked in baking distribution since purchasing a bread department in 1908. Downing had a long career in Fort Wayne business and civic life, survived by his wife Luella and daughter Gladys, with funeral plans set for Monday at his residence and the Scottiatti Cathedral.
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Myron Downing
Fort Wayne
Enec
Woodlana Avenue
Ananmia
Sr. Downing
National Biscuit Company
Haves
Hanes
Chicago
Bly. Downing
San Austy
Allen
Purl Wayne
Heidelberg University
Heidelberg
Middletown
Tadze
N. Heaton
Downing
Fort Warne
Latetty Clathine
Oll Ehora
Myron Downing Ealing Company
Ife
Old National Bank
Permation
Mizgpah Temple
Arabia
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Rabbati
Fark Warne Elk
Clu
Afteroon
First Presbyterian Church
Luella
Denaidson
Gladys
Rene
California
Mxton
Scottixi Tete
Arthur J. Folsom
Clinin Travin
Moster
Peesheterian
Maxwall
Mra
Barbara Maxwell
Wits
John Maxwell
Joseph's Hospital
Ste
Angele
Dirs
Dtaxwell
Germany
Nove
Cable
Tadadas
Ning Velock
St. Peters Catholic Church
Funarai
Bon
Death notices of Mrs. Dorrence and Solaman Avser
Obituaries describe the deaths of Mrs. Dorrence of Fort Wayne and Solaman Avser. Surviving relatives include Mary Jane Mel and family, with services forthcoming. George Vorrenne and Solomon Avser are noted in associated funeral arrangements. private interment planned and veteran merchant prominence mentioned.
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Paton
William
Twee Gong
Scarlet
A. Lo
Mary Jane Mel
Wort Wayne
George ‘Vorrenne
Clack
Eeldenve
West Tefferson Street
Lindemwood
Myr
Dorrence
Wore Wayne
Jos
Uimness Iere
Ballilig
Aleo le Pri- Vole
Solaman
Roarolae i
Che Remin
Gleven
Bimieloa
Uel
Soldiers and Sailors Meet at Court House Assembly
Notice calls all veterans who served from June 26 1898 to July 4 1902 to gather in the assembly room of the Court House on Monday evening June 6. Meeting called by WM F Ranke president and A Hartwig secretary to discuss veterans affairs and reunion plans.
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Court House
WM. F. Ranke
Pres. A. &. Hartwig
Bates seeks 310000 in damages in bus crash suit
Court papers filed in the circuit court claim Henry J. Bates, on a trip to a convention near Indianapolis with passengers Wilson Gar mire and J. Lave Ward, suffered a compound fracture and other injuries when a tire tread failed on a war-bound auto. Bates seeks 310,000 damages, alleging permanent crippling from the Sept. 20, 1942, accident near Naplesville.
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Metcalis Automobile Airnet
Naplesville
Henry JL
Columbia
Monument Desier
Cirfault
Bates
Jwihog
Wilson
Robert B. Garmire
J. Lave
H. Ward
Indianapulin
Court notes on contempt, divorce, and road funds
The record lists contempt proceedings for failure to support a child, ongoing divorce suits including Mary A Amatutz and others, and separations. It notes county actions on road improvements denied due to voter concerns, custody rulings, and several property transfers and name changes.
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Waa
Ty Nelson
County Recorder
Laborers’ Union, & New Soelaclu
Schaller
Jefferson Township
Stone Road
Circuit Court
al Yuling
Zygeman
Hoffman
S. L. Morris
Thomaa A. Davis
California
Durling
Davie
Wes
Bill Holey Advocates Honest Square Deal in Primaries
Bill Holey asks two questions about abuses by unnamed groups or individuals tied to graft scandals and vice. He argues Hosey is an honest candidate immune to influence and vows to tell the truth for a fair city administration.
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Grice
Grice Vice
Black and Sehite
Hosey
Tia
Colonial beauty stove advertisement promising bargains
An ad touts a gas stove priced at 12.50 claiming it matches the performance of a 50 range with Buck's Gas-Layer Burners, an 8 inch oven, and sanitary base. It highlights 50 other patterns up to 65.00 and notes a buffet-with gold finish featuring a linen drawer, silver drawers, and large cupboards with a beveled French plate mirror.
Princess Dresser Priced at $9.75
An attractive Princess Dresser described as artistic in design and exceptionally well made. Rich golden quarter-sawed oak with two roomy drawers and a long beveled French plate mirror. Beautifully finished and an ornament to any room at a very attractive price.
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Garmire
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Ely Og
Wayne
Osage
Armerican Road
Indaneing
Jabre Works
Han
Jorey
Joseph TW
Jiller
Egseman
Poulin Court
Harlan Bank
Dhr
Las
Jaraly
Egkemiin
Frank J. Pedarspiel
Margaret Smile
Jaco W. Coblente
Adams County
Nerbert G. Ameture
Mary A. Amatutz
Thomas & Townsend
Léna Herting
Isacc Bering
HL Béhen
Minnit Utsliin
Slyorce
Oliver Irskin
Cuberick & Hogan
Florence Stauffer
Frank Fry
Elizabeth C. Blech
Verges
Alphonse J. Pape
Grace B. Hoke
Ciel H. Etter
Emma O. Erwin
Ross C. Turusher
Shirley G& Laruber
George J. Seimders
Eile Keane
George HL Stouder
Marr B. Payton
Lanntt B. Reed
Alies Taylor
Louis Koch
Minnie Schwarte
Bill Holey
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