Saint Augustine School Commencement Held Next Sunday
The eighth grade commencement at Saint Augustine School will be held Sunday afternoon at three o clock in the parish church hall. Seven boys and one girl will receive grammar certificates. Rev Chrysostom Hummet will address the gathering. Lawrence Kraft will preside as salutatorian, with various performances by students and a valedictory by a graduate. Certificates will be distributed and Father Hammer will give the address to conclude the program.
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Chrysostom Hummet
Lawrence Kraft
Saluatorian
Hieh
Viresnia
Wiker
Necker
Serre
Joly Latte Walters
Charles
Wirahoth Dichagl
Kero
McAnsas
Alga Cacharne Diene
Father Hammer
Recital Tonight at St John s Reformed Church
Young people of St John s Reformed Church plan a Sunday recital in the parish room. Performers include soloists and vocal selections by named locals and visiting artists. The program features songs, instrumental items, and readings led by Gertrude Brankonataln and others.
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ST. John's Reformed
St. Tsin's Reformed Church
Tino
Ihoma
Freegs
Filet Rora
RTL Litiun
Auer
Iunebart
Brickner
Jus Eephine Zink Valetta Oseriter
Aurelle Boovh
Herman Buscheller
Filesve Gerttner
Wins Brickter
Visita
Mable
Wattes
Eiglit Itette
Count Ins
Lavert O Beemnerk
Helen
Ateter
Beth Apd Howard
Davis
Loic Sieward
Milton Rogge
Gertrude Brankonataln
Mararee
EimUlnioge
Har
Har Nd
Piola
Ran bin Will Oaugriain
New Council Instituted in St Andrew's Parish
The plan for the institution of a new council within the Catholic diocese of Indiana in St Andrew's parish was inaugurated Tuesday evening. McLaughill, supreme president and state organizer, presided over the business meeting and delivered remarks on the purposes of the organization. About twenty five members attended the gathering as charter members and officers were elected to begin activities with a charter membership of Nyeve Gorse and others.
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ST. Andrew's Parish
Gowiel
Indiana
St. Andrew's
Tugwday
D. McLaughill
Wwe
Hater Howntinan
Nestor
Tenchi
Pitalieary
Unige City
The Silver Queen at St Patrick’s Hall tonight
Seventy five youths from St Pat ricks parish perform The Silver Queen at DL Patrick’s Iiveem tonight and Friday. A large audience is expected as tickets sold well. The show features scenic backs and music with Mr Charles Gabdner supporting. Proceeds go to the Parish Athletic Association.
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St. Pat- Tinks Parish
DL Patrick’s Iveeum
Uivenesa
International “Amusement Borvckition
Charles Gabdner
Early 100 Bouquets Donated By T U Women in Fort Wayne
An interfaith ceremony in Fort Wayne distributed around a hundred bouquets to patients in hospitals, prisoners, and city officials. The event was organized by the T U women with support from the Flower Mission and local committees led by Hoagland and Born Mew.
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W. GT
Elhelan
Fort Wayne
Moke
Oval
Inti
Lmperanea Orkantation
Wherlit
Ste
Sol Agile
Flower
Iona F Society Amd
Enim
W. G. U. Workara
Fir Boegll
Tiawer Minsion
Stre
J. Hunter
Ifre
dJool Wally
Fo Bowser
Meneses
J. Protzeller
Charles Rasiy
Wisminwer
Tiai
Mower Mission
Nerminvon
Ore
Jacy Thommen Walow
Caltrad Saares
Mes Janes
Mr. Talbot and
Mew
Amy Tooting
Local church notices and society events listed
A string of church and charitable society notices from a local paper details services, meetings, and social gatherings. Items mention the Third Presbyterian church, Lindenwood cemetery decorations, the Ladies Aid, the First Baptist church missionary exposition, and various parish events at Westminster, St. Columba, and St. John’s Lutheran. Also noted are youth choir concerts, Sunday school plans, and fundraisers for the Redeemer orphan fund.
Ambiguous Angula Angles Drift From Angola Event
A jumble of names and odd details from Angula and Angola reports sketch a rural scene. Bruce Rath Iain Went Dohn Reine and local workers show rare mall careers while Wer voter out of Orland receives new machines. The piece notes a 4-12 model and a snag with a tree wire during a frost affected day. Hazel Drake and Avelle Rdfch wed in a Sunday ceremony as friends toast their future.
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Angola
Ind
Bruce Rath- Iain
Orland
Frost
Wagner
St. Daud
Minn
Haxul
Mutie Taylor
William
Mabel ‘Tays Lur
Wallace
North Elizabeth Street
Bright
Flavel
Kessherd
Duke Price Thuraiiny
Lwe
Lwe O’clack Pom, From (He Hone Where As He Dil the Hey, Tou Humfreys
Lowe Scholae
Kort Wayne
John Hmumfreya
Hazel Drake
Laks
South Bend Team Plays to Raise 20000 Grand Stand Tickets
South Bend Ind reports a campaign by the South Bend team and local business leaders to fund a 20 000 grandstand ticket program with proceeds benefiting the home club. A stockholders meeting of the association and chamber of commerce members approved the plan and canvassing began Thursday with package purchases reported. Franks Porter, a local man, died after injuries from a runaway team incident and a telegram conveyed the news to his family.
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South Bend
Ind
WA Sugcessia
Lis City
Chamber of Commerce and
Business
Thurkilus
Adams County July Fourth Berne Celebration
Adams County held a July Fourth observance in Berne with events along Main Street and the Nealon River, including a parade route and a public display. Dramatization of the event faced delays but proceeded with a favored lineup, featuring local crews and riverfront travel access.
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Adams County
Nurse who served in cholera days remembered in Lafayette
Mrs. Mary Shen, eighty five, longtime Lafayette resident, volunteered as a nurse during cholera outbreaks on the Wabash and Erie Canal era. She tended in private homes for prominent families, including Fowler, Bart, Reynolds, and Sneara, dedicating her life to patient care.
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Lafayrite
Ind
Mary Shen
Nersea
Wabash and
Erle Canal
Chinese Girl Victim of Teacher Force in Vermont School
A news item reports an 11-year-old Chinese girl, Enid Tong, believed adopted by Mrs J. Tom in Triattios bor, Vermont. She was reportedly injured during a voyage and connected to guardianship matters. The article references Miss Ton and Miss Charlotte in a school setting linked to Shangwal ta and the Lee Tons Miss Leucher.
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Ban Francis Cals
Uno Sung Woo
Chitene
Irl Enid
Daughtur
Mra
Iif
Masselon School
Shangwal
Lee Tons Mre
Lac Leucher
Moving Fish Market Aims to Cut Health Costs
A new plan in New York proposes moving the fish market to reduce health costs. The initiative, backed by Housewives' League members, envisions chartering a van to transport fish to Lbarsund three times weekly with three salesmen in white uniforms overseeing operations.
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Fish Market
H. C. OF
New York
Leadara
Leagim
Bern
Lencuntos
White Aalforna
Funeral for W F Geller and Swigart
Geller returned yesterday to attend the funeral services for Swigart of the Dollana G A R, with department commander Sand at Veterans In Indiana present. Semel Mi. Hench could not attend the services.
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Geller
Comumer Swigart
Dollana G. A Roms
Gollan
Eight graduates from Decatur Catholic School
Eight graduates are listed from Decatur Catholic School. Names include Deminiter Vern Mapky Lenn Daniel Conitetheima Raith Witla Mogens Tivtvet Bonith Raymond Gare and a following line mentions awards and diplomas. The piece references priests and officials connected to the ceremony.
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Degatter
Toi
Jige I
Avitatona i
Ammanl
Bhlosant
Solmaln
Phirday
Fig
Thera
Deminiter
Vern Mapky
Lennafaik
Daniel Conitetheima Raith
Fort Wayne Realty Ad Boasts Elite Acreage Listings
Real estate notice invites reservations for lots near Wayne Wood Heights in Fort Wayne. Company touts large, beautiful parcels with immediate sale and monthly payment options. Call for prices around 260 dollars with down payment and terms.
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Hoaerseitens Fur Thin
Ehedee Lyte
Wayne Wood Heights
Acrepide
Ty Tie
Monte Bite Realty Company
Fort Wayne
Calve
Democrats Plan New Campaign Chairman Office
Baltimore June 11 Plans are forming among Democratic National Committee members to create a new office titled chairman of the campaign committee. The chair may or may not be a national committeeman, with selection after a presidential candidate meeting. Possible candidate discussed is United States Senator O Gorman of New York.
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Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Ala
United States
O'Gorfman
New York
Ixbot
Daniela
North Carolina
Daniels
Cleveland
Hendricks
Democratic Party
Alaska Volcano Eruption Believed To Have Destroyed Villages
A Uyak bound cannery tender reports that seven fishing villages near Katmal volcano on the Alaska peninsula, with about 200 people, are likely destroyed. Inhabitants are missing. ash fell four inches at Ayale, water is sulphuric and vegetation is damaged. Relief boats will reach Kodiak town soon.
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Alaska
Uyak
Shelikof Strait
Kodiak Island
Alaska Peninsula
Katmal
Sewaii
Cok Bay
Kateond
Konnyyle
Pougias
Ayale
Tere
Kodiak
Alten County Medical Association Weld Fix Meeting
City news notes a weekly assembly fix and rem midst in the January meeting of the Alten County Medical Association. Officials discuss ongoing weld projects and a rem arrangement at the assembly.
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Alten County
Weld Fix remMur
Sazembly
Instaby
Bryan Democratic Club Joins Roosters on Marshall Special
The Indiana Bryan Democratic Club consolidates with Indiana Democratic Club and Marshall for Governor Marshall support. Patrick J. Kelleher says join with others to organize a special train to the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. The train leaves Indianapolis June 23 with two sections and $25.56 fare, pausing at Greensburg and Shelbyville en route, carrying 24 Tadlane Military band members and state officials.
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Indiana
Bryan Democratic Club
Baltimore
Indiana Democratic Club
Hk Begus Arrengemente
Anise Patrick J. Kelleher
Createdio Indiana
Marshall
Mir. Kelleher
John E. Oescuete
Democrate
Fort Wayne
Indianapelis
Seerees New Fork
Troy
Albany
Buffalo
Niagara Hale
Cleveland
Hollete
Beret
Ron Stteen
State Committee
Tadlane
Evanaville
Avis
Lawrencebure
Greensburg
Shelbyshile
Cincinnati
Appointment of Waterloo man as Grant township trustee
County Auditor A W Madden announced OH Reed of Waterloo was chosen to fill the unexpired term of Theodore Imbo who died last week. Reed had recent strong runs for the Democratic nomination for aircraft. Contractors plan to work with county commissioners on bridge construction to be let soon. A long local notices period covers church and civic events, a jury trial in Rugman vs Boren, and a birthday for Lewis Bowers with descendants.
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Ind
A. W. Madden
OH Reed
Waterloo
Grant Township
Theodore
Reed
I. A. Buker
Preasant Lake
W. CT. U
Thin City
Wil
Rugman
Boren
Lewis Bowers
DeKalb County
Avince
Bowers
Tim Golne
Epworth Tongue
Methodiat
oMerra
Deligatto
John Henrs
Kendallville
Ln Aranding
Sistor
Anas Gifford
Jam- Sh
Boston Car Service Returns To Night Operation
Boston June 11 all night car service resumes for first time since streetcar strike. Elevated Railway officials say the day structure is near normal and tonight’s service will run on schedule with no schedule trouble expected.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway
Playground Director Returns From Cleveland
Director W. D. Horror of the Playgrounds Association returns from Cleveland where he attended the National Conference of Playground Associations. He stated that the grounds will be opened next Sunday if repairs are completed.
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W. D. Horror
Playcrrounda Association
Cleveland
Playgrounda Associations
Borror
Hoagland Posts Vacancy To Select New Post Master
A vacancy for postmaster at Hoagland will see a nomination and selection process under standard requirements. A United States Club Service emissions body and examination will determine eligibility and certification for the role.
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Hoagland
United States Club Service
Hepburn admits money's domination in panic era
June 11 New York The action of the st ering house in calling loan certificates of the Oriental bank after the 1907 panic and subsequent bank failure was admitted by Barvin Hepburn to have played a role. Hepburn, Lin Miscle clearing house chairman, testified with Frank A. Vanderlip before the Senate committee probing the money trust. He said the clearing house stood by the institution "until the last hitch" and suggested that if present in New York he might have prevented the failures.
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New York
Eterring House
Oriental Bank
Barvin Hepburn
Hepburn
Clearing House
Lin
Hephurn
Frank A. Vanderlip
Nalens City Bank
Pojo
Darks
New Yark
Home is greatest thing in world says governor at conference
Governor Thomas B. Marshall of Indiana opens Federated Boys’ Club central conference in Cleveland urging focus on home. He criticizes lawmaker forms and praises parental authority guiding youth. He promotes helping the city’s poor boys and notes the home atmosphere as vital to character and safety.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas B. Marshal
Mershall
Mit
Auburn Man Ends Life With Strychnine Tragedy
In Auburn Ini June 11 Wil Hart Winebrenner aged sixty two unmarried took strychnine at his brother Joseph Winebrenner s home then confessed his deed before dying within minutes. He had recently lived with his brother in Auburn after spending last winter nearby Noblesville and returned last night to the city. The family, sleeping in separate rooms, learned of the act when he whispered that he had taken poison and wished his brother to come to his room. Dr L N Gelslager and Dr Duravy Hines responded but could not save him. Coroner Briggs viewed the body before it was prepared for burial. He is survived by four brothers James and Lowley in Noble county Joseph in Auburn and another brother in Chicago.
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Auburn
Ini
Wil- Hart Winebrenner
Noblesville
Noble County
William
Bonnet
Binite
Winobronmer
Winian
Winebreaner
Porson
Hanle m Ani
Wiliam
L. N. Gelslager
Getslnger
Er. Duravy Hines
Commerce Court Abolished By Taft Signature Soon
President Taft would sign to abolish the commerce court but the Senate defeated an amendment to fund its continuation. The vote 28 to 16 halted maintenance in the legislative bill, aligning both houses against the court and signaling its elimination despite expected presidential veto.
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Washington
Taft
Commerce Court
United States
Supreme Court of the
Senate
Congress
WAIFS Reach Port Safe After Tagging Voyage
Six year old Fran Cronin, four year old sister, and brother Box ton Mabs arrive in San Francisco on the steamer Nile from Hongkong. They travel under immigration care and expect to reach their grandmother in Has ton this week. Passage cost reported as eighty six dollars.
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Cal
Boxton
Mabs
Fran’ ‘Cronin I
Hongkong
Manthiwee
Jackson Street
Haston
Gary Dinners Feature Evidence in Steel Inquiry
In a steel industry inquiry, witnesses including William Worth of Worth Brothers testified about Gary dinners and their alleged influence. The government pressed claims that Judge Gary favored price concessions, while witnesses described the dinners as guiding perceptions of corporate policy. Charles Trench, former Norristown Tinplate head, noted independence pressure after the American Tinplate Company formed.
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Xore
Janet
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States Steel Corporation
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Cottesville
Cary
E. MH
Lars
Gary
Gale
Ted
Worth
Withers
Atter Corporation
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Gery
Ty Wlveye
Gary‘n Polley
Jacob M. Dickinggn
Fle
Porbalacnen
Charles S. Trench
Norretown Tinplate Company
American Tinplate Company
Arael Trust
Suit Against Hudson Dismissed Over Statute Limits
A 1908 era case in Hartford City involving a former city official named Hudson ends with judgment against him for 1,848.18 and earlier shortages. Prosecutor Be srest and state officials pursued two suits, but the first term suit was dismissed after an attack on the statute of limitations by Hudson’s attorney.
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