Local News Roundup From Bluffin and Area
Mr David Crosby head clerk at the Randall spent Sunday night at home in Bluffin. The Allen County Audubon society will meet the evening of June 15 in the assembly room of the court house. Miss Amelia Lindemans of Erie Street is improving after Lutheran hospital operation and believed out of danger. Prof Edwin Gross son of Rev Charles Gross and a Luther college teacher in New Orleans expects home this week for vacation. Prof Rubin Salisbury of Chicago university will be unable to address the Men's club before June 26 and that date is set for the next club meeting. The First Baptist Sunday school has accepted Bendurand invitation to hold its annual picnic at Spring Grove farm on June 28 with officers and teachers accompanying the children. A basket drunner will be a feature of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crosby
Randall
Bluffin
Allen County Audubon Society
Court House
Amélia Lindemans
Erie Street
Lutheran Hospital
Edwin Gross
Charles Gross
Luther College
New Orleans
Rubin D. Salisbury
Chicago University
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Bendurand
Spring Grove Farm
Confirmations Reported At Two Churches
A large class of youths and girls was confirmed yesterday at St Pauls Catholic Church by Bishop Alerding with multiple clergy assistance. Names of confirmands include Doys August Hubn Clarence Freiburger and Irene Grime among others. At Precious Blood Church the ceremony confirmed about fifty, led by Bishop Alerding and Rev Humner, listing both girls and boys such as Marie Kelly and Charles Geaty. A balance of travel and rail advertising follows with railway ticket offers and agent contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Alerdiog
Father Kroll
St. Pals Church
Father Parquet
St. Paul's
Father Venn
Father LiFontaire
Park Wayne
Thomas Eisenring
Chap Tain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Doys
August Hubn
Clarence Freiburger
Lawrence Freiburger
George Nichter
William Heid
William Stahl
Precious Blood Church
Alerding
Hummer
Amelia Roedecker
Agnes Tinger
Mary Wetzseker
Isabella Bslrobie
More Keever
Goldie Dalton
Ailen McDonald
Anne Thompson
Fiorenca Bourshig
Lous Matsch
Boya
Charles Geaty
Leo O'Brien
Charles Huntrecht
Arthur Methen
Edward Hooper
Scott Mart
Prod Hubher
Francia Fis
Paul Yerlek
Albo Welch
Wiliam Drnkot
Thomas Storey
John Cashman
Edwin Bocksberger
Jerome Laur
John Meanery
Clarence Minnich
John Rieg
James Primer
Albert Mottar
Fred Ehinger
Charleg Ensch
Ralph Testers
Charles Willig
Harry Jorfa
Herman Mannweiler
John Taylor
Thernard Lorey
Recruting Stations Busy Places In Marine Efforts
Corporal Miller enlisted one recruit, William Green of Michigan, at Brooklyn station after five applicants, to be assigned to duty. Two men were rejected for not meeting requirements. Lieut. Albert Hamilton visited, and Sgt Bard from Indianapolis US recruiting HQ arrived to run auxiliary stations, planning a week in Huntington and moves to multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Miller
Marine Service
William Green
AF Brot
Mich
Brooklyn
Green
Frank L. Gaerlin
Charles J. Reed
Helm
Albert Hamilton
Detroit
Miller
Marine
RC. Bard
Indianapella United States
Bard
Huntington
Wabash
Peru
Logansport
Delphi
Heim
Collectors Belt Features Fire and Police Badges Displayed
John W. Dobson of New York toured a local fire department meeting and showed a feather belt adorned with buttons from fifty major city fire departments and police badges from several metropolitan areas. He explained he is a relic hunter by nature and began collecting five years ago, possessing hundreds of buttons. After a belt theft, he now wears the buttons on his wrist and vest for security and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dosen
New York City
Dobeon
United States
Fort, Wayne
Doosan
Mr. Dobson
Ming
Dobson
Policemen Attend Funeral of Little Girl in Maysville
Sixteen members of the night police attended the funeral services for Galen Relchelderfer, daughter of Capt and Mrs Aaron Relchelderfer, held yesterday in Maysville. The girl often visited police headquarters to bring snacks to officers and was beloved by the force, making her death especially sad for her parents as the only child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toren
Galen Relchelderfer
Ntte
Aaron Relchelderfer
Maysville
WANTED Sewing Pianos and Hair Care Advertisements
An old classified fragment lists Wanted sewing at 506) Weat Main Street and a late style second hand upright piano at 160. It mentions other pianos and brands in Fort Wayne. Also references a hair care service at The Wayne Hotel Barber Shop and a personal motto about timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Largain
Ike
Raymonr& Werner
Everett
Fort Wayne
Quy ‘Conklin
Calhoun
Want Ads Buy Better Clerks Through Journal Gazette
A young lady chocolate dipper with experience can find steady employment at A. C. Aurenty's. The Journal Gazette Want Ads bring results, proven time and again. Seek a capable clerk by listing in the Journal Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Aurenty's
The
Journal-Gazette
Court actions and divorces dominate county docket
P J McDonald seeks guardianship of Francian O Reilly alleged of unsound mind and drunkard. Real estate valued at 15150 with $400 yearly rents. Foreclosure suits and attorney ties listed. Judge Heaton grants Bierce divorce for abandonment. Minerva Baird denied divorce. Judge Mortis grants Alice Sweeney divorce. cruelty cited. James Rebink declared incorrigible. sent to reform school. Several licenses to wed and multiple couples named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McDonald
People's Triet’ & Savings ‘Company
Francian O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Ulysses G. Schwaben
Bashara
Heaton & Yaple
George Kronmiller
Charles E. Archer
Mechanic’s Step
H. G. Keegan
Heaton
Fem
Bierce
Jesse Bierce
Minerva
Baird
Oliver Baird
Superior Court
Luther Society's Last Meeting of the Summer
The Luther society of St John’s Lutheran church plans its final summer meeting in Echo Hall tomorrow evening. A literary musical program includes a six‑character comedy sketch by Fred W Schmidt with actors Braun Young Wefel Einafeldel and Schmidt. The program features Prof William Wiggers, a chorus song, and further comedy items and the society journal creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Society of
St. John's Lutheran Church
Echoo
Society
Fred. W. Schmidt
George Braun
Arthur Young
Edward Wefel
Paul Wefel
Martin Einaeldel
Fred W. Schmidt
William Wiggers
Society Journal
Edward Jancobs
Notice of special stockholders meeting at The Packard Co Fort Wayne
A special meeting of The Packard Company's stockholders will be held at the company's Fort Wayne offices on June 18 1906 at 1 o'clock a m. to consider a resolution to increase common stock by 48000 and preferred stock by 96000 through six percent non‑participating cumulative preferred stock. By order of the Board. B Bond President Kuhns Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard Company
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sald Company
B. Bond
J. M. Kuhns
Home Telephone agrees on new toll board contract
The Home Telephone company contracted with Brombers Carlson Telephone Manufacturing of Chicago for a large toll board at the local exchange costing about 5000 dollars. One section will serve farmers with direct neighbor signals to call without central exchange, as lines extend toward Garrett and Auburn, away from trolley wires, reducing induction trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Telephone Company
Brombers- Carlson’ ‘Telephone Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Central Exchange
Garrett
Auburn
Toledo
Fight in a Business House Ends With Arrests
Two youths named Charles ot and R. Pion battered Henry Clark and Harry Rush in the Elektron building on West Main street. Detectives Lenz and Cheviron stopped the fight after the assailants fled, leaving Clark badly hurt. Bystanders say the clash began over two girls at a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ot
R. Pion
Henry Clark
West Main Street
Harry Rush
Charles Lenz
Frank Cheviron
Elektron Bulding
Drohot
Pion
Clark
Rush
People's ‘Drug
Clifton
Berry
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