Death of Fort Wayne Banker Jared D Bond Retired
Jared D Bond long prominent Fort Wayne banker died in Alhambra California after a heart illness following a world trip. Born in Rockport Missouri he rose to cashier at State Banks of Indiana then Fort Wayne National Bank and helped found Old National Bank. Survived by sisters in law and numerous nephews and nieces, he never married and was active in Masons Lindenwood Cemetery Grand Army circles and veterans groups. Funeral planned in Alhambra with local services.
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Jared D. Bond
Alhambra
Cal
Charles Te Bond
Bond
Old National Bank
California
Honolulu
Tee
Monalula
Rockport
K. C
Port Wayne
TR. W. Townley & Bro
Guerge DelWald & Company
Fort Wayne
State Banks of Indiana
X ¢Ieri
C. J. Bond
Financi World
Vazhier
Fort Wayne Rational Bank
Henry W. Bond
Tre
B. Boni
Bang SD. Bond
James OM. Barrett
Hugh A CG. Bond
Chicago
W. H. Watt
F . D. Keplinger
New
Tie Vel Orang
Samu
Portland Bankrupt's Creditors First Hearing Opened
The Portland bankruptcy matter of James Dawson was heard yesterday before Bol A. Wood. The bankrupt appeared to have no debts, and a property transfer valued at 1200 dollars was noted. His liabilities are listed at 2600 dollars.
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Portland
Frat Creditare
James Dawson
Bol A. Wood
Bnkrupt
Coroner Blames Car Crew For Death Of Herminguild Bueter
Coroner Edward Krust finds the death of Herminiguild Bueter resulted from injuries sustained when a Quig Electric car backed into him on June 2. The verdict cites lack of conductor presence and the motorman's limited view as factors in the fatal accident on siding No. 13 at Chin Electric line.
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Herminguild Bueter
Herminiguild Bueter
Edward 5. Krust
Kruse
Allen Vgynty
Beam
Penny
Huntington County Mulls Transferring Inmates to Columbia City
Huntington county officials seek to move inmates to the Whitley County farm during repairs on its own facility. County commissioners Fletcher Kenray and Gervices met with Superintendent Miner to discuss sharing the farm and will report to the county council. Details on inmate numbers could not be confirmed.
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Huntington County
Columbia City
Tod
Tne
Whitley County
Templetly
Loeter Wills
Fletcher Kenray
Miner
Tunlor
Weslres
Dzinley
Owner of Burned Building Blames Incendiaries
Ts C Jorques treasurer of Fort Wayne Cement Sle company says the Smith and Ran Gallenwild building south of the Wibuxh tracks west of Broadwing burned after being vacated two months. Three tries to extinguish the blaze failed. The loss is about 800 dollars with no insurance.
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Ts. C. Jorques
Fort Wayne Cement Sle Company
Oh! Smith and Ran- Gallenwild
Broadwing
John W. Henline Dies in Columbia City
John W Henline of Thorncruck femimity died Monday morning at 8 o clock due to kidney and other ailments. He was 72 years old, born in Stare county Olle, later living in Huntingiyn and Whitley counties. He leaves a large family including Meda Hentine and several siblings and children. Funeral services set for Thursday in Whitley County.
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Columbia City
Ind
Jobe
Enline
Thyrncruck
Samuel Enilve
Waa
Stare County
Olle
Huntingiyn County
Whitley County
Meda Hentine
Amd
Ai Marsivin
Wella
Benjamin
Stanles E. Ifeniine
Gertrude
Mary
Ilizabeth Henlive
Charles Denton
Anni Sossierm
Albert Henliie
Ghorge Hentine
Marion
Roanoke Man Sentenced. Herzog Implicated in Case
June 10 Huntington reports John Difenbaugh found guilty in Roanoke circuit court of burglary and theft. He faces return to the Jeffersonville reformatory. Noah Herzog, seen near the scene, is charged with receiving stolen property and implicated in a related robbery. Herzog has a prior record for assault and theft in Huntington and Roanoke.
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Huntington
Tnd
John Difenbaugh
Richarde
Roanoke
Jeffersonville
Wns
Diltenh
Noah Terzog
Differhiugh
Amd
Sherif McCarty
Herzog
Ba Park
Reanoka
Fort Wayne
Herzog Hae
Automobile Crash Near Sisson Crossing in Columbia City
In Columbia City an automobile accident occurred on a Monday afternoon near the Sisson crossing east of town. Driver Tuttle and passenger Joe Meyers escaped serious injury as the Mitchell touring car overturned into a ditch. The car is wrecked with broken fenders and windshield. cost estimated at 600 dollars, to be repaired at the factory.
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Columbia City
Ihd
Tuttle
Durtie
Sisson
Rangom Tutle
Joe Meyers
Nly Mitchel
Wren
Ter
Tuttla
Waa
South Milford News Courtship and Visits Highlight Local Notes
In South Milford Indiana on July 1, guests and visits fill the local social scene. Ellen Store of Joplin Missouri stayed with Mrs Halle Bennett while Hurnteco Wible of Kendallville visited Dame Witle and family. Miss Vena Whitcomb and Iuth Janmeing were in Home City for visits alongside Bun ny Me and Mrs John Slitter of Kendallville. Charla Deal and Hallie Rennie enjoyed Lake Jomen sundry activities. David Shaffer visited at his daughter Mrs WW. Kona. Mrs Anna Francis of Fort Wayne hosted at the Charles Cochran home. Alpha Nowlana spent Sunday with Row. Mrs WW Maxon Dearly Giyd and Hilde Tutt from Kendallville called on friends. Misa Sylvia Barhydt returned from Kendallville to visit grandmother. WW Rave was a Kendallville visitor yesterday. John Lavricins visited Wolcottville Sunday.
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South Milford
Ind
Ellen Store
Joplin
Halle Bennett
Hurnteco Wible
Kendallville
John Slitter
Letr
Charla Deal
Hallie Rennie
Lake Jomen
David Shaffer
Kona
Anna Francis
Fort Wayne
Queet
Charles Cochran
Ing Alpha Nowlana
Y. Row
Mim
Maxon Dearly Giyd
Hilde Tutt
Mendallville
Misa Sylvia Barhydt
Hove
Rave
Rendallvilla
Tosday
John Lavricins
Wolcuttyiite
Adams Township Couple Celebrate Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Zit of Avaing township celebrated their wedding anniversary Sunday with games and mule for amusement. An elegant supper was served by Mr and Mrs Zit. Attending were several Rosenbeck Rodenbeck Zen Henry Rodenbeck Fred Rodenbeck L Mesing Fred Schafer and Misses Winona Zelt Ima Louise Ecker plus Culn Brower.
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Wiliam Zit
Avaing
Hang
Zelt
Messrs
Mesdlamen D. Rosenbeck
Rodenbeck
Join Zen
Henry Rodenbeck
Fred Rodenbeck
L. Mesing
Fred
Montpelier Firm Goes Into Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Sehneider Bros. and Wenz J. Behneider of Montpelier filed for bankruptcy in federal court yesterday. The firm manufactured wagons and carriages. Schedules show liabilities about 81,434.21 and assets around 14,618.07. F. J. Sehneider, in his individual petition, lists liabilities of 8,035 and assets of 1,044.
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Sehneider
Local Rebekahs Plan Huntington Visit for June 20
Witty members of the Daughters of Rebekah lodge in this city plan to travel to Huntington on the evening of June 20. The Huntington Judge has invited them to confer on local issues facing candidates, and the group will be accompanied by other members. A great time is anticipated.
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Lens
Jain
Christman Savings Club
Juno
Istus
OLD National Bank Cor, Berry and Calhoun Savings Department
Daughters of Rebekah Lodge
Huntington
Huntingston
Jocal Dexrea
Sta
Warloug Orden… In Hoc on Randolph Street
A group named Warloug Ordesn formed In Hoc on Randolph Street led by Garrett Mil Mary Inun and played music as they marched to First Baptist Church. Pastor John Winton delivered an improvised sermon praising fallen railroad workers who died at their posts in wrecks.
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Warloug Ordesn
Hoc
Randolph Street
Garrett Mil Mary Inun
First Baptist Church
Stor
John Winton
Rairoad Buys
Thexa
Recovery of Market Master Brown Assured
Market master Willem FR Brown, stricken with apoplexy at the city, shows signs of improvement and sat up briefly. Reports say he will likely return to duties after a period of recuperation as crowds visit and news spreads. Verena kills bedbugs. QARRET RAILROAD QROER: HOLD MEMORIAL Rervice.
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Willem FR. Brown
Garrett
Irie
Jae
Fautra Ardera
Brown Seftlries
Quack Clinic Promises Cure Without Surgery or Examination
A dubious advertisement offers a remedy for sex related troubles, promising absolute confidence and a new method of treatment. It notes special hours for ladies from 2 to 4 and invites readers to visit the Tay office to investigate supposed restoration of vigor.
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Tay
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hirsh Wickwire
L. System
Norfolk
Patterson-Fletcher CO
John W. Henline
Jane
Fort Wayne, Ind
Noah Herzog
Wilson
Centlivre Park
Man
Calhoun Street
Mra. Hersog
Danville
Seewoma
South Milford News
Adams Township
Montpelier
Logal Rebekahs
Brown
Verena
Qarret
Hold Memorial Rervice
North German Lloyd
London
Paris
Bremen
George Washington Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross
Hortig
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Lebeder Gro
Atk
Aen Oelrichs & CO
Gensate
Broadway
New York
First National Bank
DR. Blackstone
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