Deaths Forge Hilborn Dies Sudden at Sister Home
George Hilborn aged 12 of Chicago died suddenly at his sister Mrs. O C Brewer’s home 029 Hast Wayne street while at the supper table. He began coughing and bled from the mouth, dying within minutes before a physician arrived. Survived by sister Mrs A M Reed of Marion, he was visiting here two weeks and had been in ill health since last fall. He planned to work as a paper hanger in Chicago but was unable to work. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Klaehn Melching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jilvarn
Chicago
Pelock
O. C. Brewer
Wayne Street
Mr. Hilborn
Harrnd
Mr. Trilborn
Mr. Hilbern
Sheen
Birs
Iis
Reed
Marlon
Police Department
Kruse
Klaeht & Melchding Undertaking
Wickery
Charles Cracker
Chiarieter
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kinchn & Melching
Elizabeth Roussey
Glass and
Partredge
Mrs
Ital
Dancing Pavilion Opens at Exposition Grounds
The Dancing Pavilion starts Monday at 11 a.m. and runs through Saturday night at 42 p.m. Ross Franklin's Orchestra will perform on the open air floor, touted as the finest in the state.
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Exposition Grounds
Ross Franklin
Antwerp RP Resident Frank Sane y Dies at Home
June 7 report of Frank Saney a former Antwerp resident and Civil War veteran dying at his Hicksville home after loneliness. He served with the Fourteenth Ohio Infantry and belonged to EO and WIT Deering Post. Funeral services set for Micksville Saturday at 8 a.m. with post members attending.
Navy Enlistment Reports For Apprenticed Seamen
Two men, William Borcherding and Joseph Leo Cobherd, passed examinations for apprenticed seamen in the U S Navy. Paul Roland Glutting, son of Mrs Katherine Glutting, has left the naval school at Newport and is assigned to the Vermont, reporting at Newport June 1 prior to cruise aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Borcherding
Liberty Atrset
Joseph Leo Cobherd
Liberty Street
Navy
Paul Roland Glutting
Katherine Glutting
Washington Boulevard
Hay
U.S. Naval School
Rannpolis
Vermont
Miu
Newport
Ty Juno
Win With Whiskers Slogan Prompts GOP Debate
New York June 7 The New York Herald reports the Republican convention may favor the slogan Win With Whiskers as a sharper contrast to Win With Wilson or Weeks The phrase is seen as more farcical and could influence campaign messaging among delegates and supporters.
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New York
Herall
Repulite
Ional
Cihushes
Fairbanks
Wilson
Weeks
Fort Wayne Readers Try Simple Arkthorn Mixture
Fort Wayne residents report rapid relief from constipation sour stomach and gas with a one spoonful dose of a bark glycerine remedy labeled Adler ka. The quick action is described as astonishing and some use it to prevent appendicitis with repeat dosing as directed by a local druggist at Maumee and University streets.
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Fort Wayne
Howe
H. W. Aoin
June in the Undermuslins sale headline
June in the Undermuslins advertises summer supplies for women with white garments and refined styles. It highlights night dresses from 50c, skirts from 1.00, corset covers from 25c, combination suits from 1.00, silk corset covers 1.00 to 1.50, silk skirts at 5.00, and silk gowns 5.00 to 12.50, urging immediate purchase due to value loss.
Bathing Suits for Women and Men in Summer Season
The article promotes bathing suits for the summer season, highlighting their suitability and attractiveness. It notes bathing suits for women and men, though the text has errors and missing parts. The focus centers on enjoying summer visibility and appropriate attire for swimming.
Women Hosiery Values At 25 33 And 59 Cents
Women's fine Cotton and Lisle Hosiery offered at 25 33 and 59 cents. Women's Silk Boot Hosiery with cotton and lisle tops and soles priced at 25 35 and 6 cents.
Spencerville notices of visits and gatherings soak the town
Spencerville residents hosted and visited over the weekend with extended family and neighbors. Attendees included Nan Phillips, Mrs. William Wise of Auburn, Ett Walker’s daughter, and many others. Sunday school counts and offerings are recorded, with 103 in attendance and various collections. A large group celebrated Miss Panny Valllow’s seventh birthday with ice cream and cake. Several local families welcomed newborns and hosted guests across Main Street and adjoining farms.
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E Spencerville
Balzer Koontz
Main Street
Nan Phillips
William Wise
Auburn
Ett Walker
Iels
William Srita
Koont
Host Betz
Scudderiui
Panny Valllew
Markunrite Thornburg
Mary Pervines
Marguarite Lake
Doris
Florence Neanis
Aleen
Lavern Rhodes
Mary Nuit
Julia Diker
Aleen Allen
Mike Mary
Jean Rightred
Dack Janderson
Law Bishop and Daughter
Willa Moflohaugh
Phe
Hensil
Lilia Wilson
Entrage
William Smith Sand
Wiliam Smith
Loulisi Vester
Antwema
Ohio
Hardy Webb
Dina Conk
Willian Temiersen
Racker
Karl Suman
Brank Wertman
Shniar
Eewardt_Billme
F. EB
Treevines
John Pattie
Filly Familly
Pleasant Lake
Sarah
Lesley
Port Wayne
Vern
Wilmot Fischer
City News: Robbery Case Settled and Local Visit Stated
The report notes charges and fines in a local court involving Reed Bohnke and Rey Cart with one day of service for a visit. It mentions addresses and names connected to residents and a brief street event in Pohinko and Paris.
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Forge Hilborn
Sister
Frank U Rosenberger
Masterson Avenue
Julian Rosenherr
Mansfeld
Husb
Jink C. Hosenberger
Bansfield
Frank Rosenburger
Antwerp
United States Navy
Spencerville News
Mary Bishop
Ratt Street
Upworth League
M. Fi. Hafirat
Stane Nary
Qin Ranelumin
Taurine
SSLMS
Tuntertown
Clyde Thies
Milia
Mia
Harvey Kimes
Mintle’ Thompson
William Hews
Torathus Squires
Lusi Stevens
Arhuyst
Charles Exley
Lexis Markle
Samuel Markle
Alex
Verma Kelley
Cork
Elley
Trade Wertman Enter- Cris
Facie
Willa
Viptean Stiller
Heargetayen
Cheerter
Miller George Todlolangle
I Sauder Holohan
Namne
Krank
Julis
Join Benningholt
Chas
Margaret Rock
Cole Ann Diay
City News
Reed Bohnke
Rey Cart
Tuntien
Grabnor Yester- Pohinko
C.ow. Tisseett
W. A. Felger
Charles Kepier
AL Valmatron
Ind
Robison Paris
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