Lake Shore Division Safety Committee Inspects Local Yards
The Lake Shore Division Safety Committee, by order of Superintendent S. L. Reynolds, conducted its first inspection of the Lansing division yards. The official party, led by Reynolds, included Division Chief Agent E. R. Mitchell, Roadmasters M. L. AleMillen and T. W. Dempsey, Locomotive Engineer Stephenson, Yardmaster C. D. Rose, and several other officials. The visit began at 1:40 and covered yards, buildings, and recent improvements at Pleasant Lake and surrounding areas.
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Lake Shore
Lansing
S. L. Reynolds
I. L. Reynolds
E. R. Mitchell
ML. AleMillen
T. W. Dempsey
PJ. Miller
Stephenson
C. D. Rose
Manchester
Pleasant Lake
G0. Brott
B. J. Heal
Pennsylvania Safety Committee In Session Yesterday
Pennsylvania safety committee met in the Holman street committee room yesterday afternoon after a postponed session. Members include Robert Kearmonth chairman, Samilton, J A Graham, BL and 11 Sheeler. The Fort Wayne Electric works installed a new timekeeping system slated to boost efficiency and expand capacity.
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Plan Safety Committee
Pennsylvania
Holman Street
Robert Kearmonth
Samilton
J. A. Graham
Sheeler
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Feel Young Again With Olive Tablets Remedy
An old newspaper ad urges readers to avoid harsh laxatives and to use Olive Tablets from The Olive Tablet Co. in Columbus Ohio. It claims these tablets restore normal bowel action without pain and promote gentle, ongoing movement. The copy targets older adults seeking youthful vitality through easier digestion.
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Edward
Edwarda
Enwards
The
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus, O
Commuter Hurt At Calhoun and Washington Streets
A man was thrown to the ground near Calhoun and Washington streets briefly after noon yesterday injuring his right foot. He attended to duties in the afternoon but is expected to be unable to work today.
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Pairfield aveuur-Wabash
Smesea
Mfoallér. Ofut Construction Company
Ing Construction Company
Calhoun
Washington Streets
Scherer
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Card
Swarthmore Pa resident says fifteen years of suffering and menorrhagia stopped after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she now enjoys good health. A Baltimore woman reports hemorrhages after a miscarriage ending after taking the remedy and returning to work. The ad notes all testimonials are guaranteed genuine to persuade others to try the product.
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Swarthmore
Penn
Herorrhages
Lydia E. Pinkbamn
Exry Sommensein
Swarthmore, Pa
Baltimore, Md
J. R
Sargent St
Lydia B.pinkham
Bluffton Democrats to Nominate Today
Bluffton Indiana June 9 The democratic primary will be held tomorrow after a quiet campaign. Key races include mayor with Frank S. Smith incumbent George F. Rincar and John Meek. Treasurer contenders Hugh G. Stout Hugh Bale Cleery Ralph W. Staver Charles Ty etc Clerk candidates T J McDowell Oscar G Craig Earl Sawyer. Ward races ensue with Bulger Connelliman Redding and others.
Bluffton Toy Merchant George F McParren Dies
George F McParren pioneer Bluffton toy merchant died suddenly early Sunday morning. He was uncle to Mrs Bits of Bluffton. With Mr Bits and Port Wayne friends, the funeral will be held at the First Baptist Church in Bluffton at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon.
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George F. McParren
Wien
Bits
Port Wayne
Bluffton
Inn entertainment marks Children’s Day in Muntertown
June 6 report from Laotto News KAQUTO lists a moonlit Children’s Day program in Muntertown with Mrs W. R. Brodehton and sister Mrs John Crone in attendance. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Simon, FW Mars Hin, Port Wayne guests Mr. and Mrs. John Knady, and Mr. and Mrs. Flay Ne Curdy of Garrett. Several locals spent Sunday with old friends. Kenneth Erichson returned from Kalamazoo trip. J. M. Hanson and family moved household goods to Tu mida City. Mrs. Telism visited Geneva. The Sunday school at Cedar Chapel Saint reported good turnout despite cool weather. Tathart Wan provided music. Miss Viva Metzler visited her father at Rimmell. local residents attended the Cedar Chapel services.
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Flay Ne» Curdy
Garrett
M.C. McCurdy
Vella
Garrettl
Kendalmie
Kenneth Erichson
Wenlng
Dlater
R.A. Coll
Albion
Venry
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hanson
Ta Ily
Tumida City
Columbia City
Columbine City Milling and
Telism
Geneva
Ts TB. Dammad Amt
Afendalmlir
Srvdale Berta
Mahet Kugler
Ahlan
Cedar Chapel
Miss Viva Metler
Rimmel
For Rent Suite in White apartments Inquire Reed Shoe Co
Short rental notice seeks a suite in White area. Inquiries directed to Reed at the Shoe Company premises. No further details provided.
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Inquire Reed] “Shoe Co
Columbia City Bank Named Treasurer for Church of God Funds
The Farmers' Loan & Trust Co of Columbia City is selected as general depository and treasurer of the Church of God of North America for four years from May 21, 1213. The bank will handle funds for numerous societies and churches across the United States and Canada, requiring one clerk to manage the church treasurership.
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Columbia City
Ini
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Keing
Church of God of North America
Church of God
United States
Canada
North America
Local Notes and Social Activity in Churubusco
Community items from Churubusco report visits to the Anderson home near Blutalee Summit City and Bloomington efforts by Mrs Elmer Miller and family. Several residents travel to Fort Wayne for medical or social events while others attend local engagements and a pinnae contest at the Dickinson store.
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Churubusco
Une 3M
Elmer Miller
Fort Wayne
Stadiy
Perry Ort
Lyman Ackley
Danl Downey
Port Wayne
Lair
Clarence Brumbaugh
State Intitute
Maden Geiger
Reltle
Anon Klehler
Oscar
Local notes on June visits and appointments
The item mentions June plans for Ivan and Honor cy bet, a local gathering with friends, congratulations for Miss Gladys Owen of Van Wert, and Miss Orpha Madan visiting from the city. It also notes Irvin J. Snider joining the legislative committee of Whitley County Mutual Insurance Co and Ott Weleheimer planning to move to California via Fort Wayne and Louisville.
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Ivan
Cy Bet
de. McGuire
Gladys Owen
van Wert
Orpha Madan
Gandy
Harry Thomas
Lake Everett
Irvin J. Snider
Whitley County Mutual Insurance Co
Ott Weleheimer
No Frost Noted Across Country By Farmers
Farmers in Port Wayne reported no frost affecting crops and no frost in low lands. They stated that recent cold spells did not harm the crops though the overall weather remains unfavorable for spring and early summer work.
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Port Wayne
Distilling Firm Schedules Saturday Noon Close
Beginning June 14, 1913 we close Saturday at 12 o'clock noon. OLD FORT DISTILLING CO.
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Old Fort
Accident with Revolver Kills Two in Bunk Car
Simmons was accidentally shot in the right breast by a blank cartridge fired by C Lewellen while he handled a revolver. The two men, members of the EB and W fence gang, died at Tipton. Lewellen held the weapon in a manner that caused the bullet to glance upward, striking Simmons in the shoulder muscles. The bullet remains lodged and may be removed if complications arise.
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Simmons
C. Lewellen
Ayn
Tipton
EB. & W. Fence
Lew
Ellen
Death of Mrs Cotton Ties to Scarlet Fever at Bluffton
Bluffton Inn scene reports Mrs Cotton aged 63 died this afternoon at her home west of Bluffton after a scarlet fever illness. Survived by husband Mr Cotton and two children Emory Cotton and Mrs Joh, both of the county. Funeral expected Wednesday morning with services at Sabbath school and church duties noted.
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Bluffton
Inn
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