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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
An early 20th century ad touts Hye-mel for catarrh with offensive breath and throat irritation. The patent remedy claims to deliver medication through inhalation to reach respiratory organs, kill germs, and soothe mucous membranes. A one dollar price and a money back guarantee are noted.
Mary Bender of Fort Wayne, widow of engine winder William Mendor, sues Pennsylvania Railroad for 10000 damages. She alleges improper dispost in the roundhouse and water issues caused the fatal explosion near the city last January. She is administrator of her husband’s estate with five children and a local legal team represents her.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Misha waka Orphans' Moni held a gathering at Bus Witllane Street on a Tuesday. Mrs Elizabeth Kettering treasurer and Mrs Gendloch were present. Attendees praised the work and entertainment for county children. A meal was served by the hostesses.
The obituary notes the death of a woman aged in the 80s on Tuesday evening. She lived with her daughter at 221 Whatheat, four miles from Ely, and leaves behind heirs including Maurydine Hoyer. A funeral service is scheduled Friday with Rev. A L Cole preaching at Lake View Cemetery. the fanera will be held at the Lake View center.
Former Lagrange County resident Mrs. Maurin Kine died at the home of Mr. AL AN. Brough near Ludington, Michigan, on Thursday afternoon June 6 at 3 o clock. Mrs. Kramer was the wife of Henry PM Shramer, and both were noted residents of the county.
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents including Pelton Galbreath returning from Elkhart and Uturde graduate Allen Tudoyer. East of town, Maxwell earns a civic honor as a grocery salesman. King’s Daughters host Miss Toonie Zimmerman with decorations and a lamp as a gift. Telephone service disrupted by a storm. Miss Oma Silver hosts friends. Merlense Goldsmith to Seattle as guest of Turnett. Mrs Jota Inks returns from Toronto after her brother Joseph Martin’s funeral. Community mentions from Angola and nearby towns include travel, visits, and gatherings, with weather impacts and a busy social calendar.
LagrangeIndiana June 12 details a freeform local column with names and events. Mentions Mina Pearl Chase, Jeff Tuckday, and Houmington alongside various residents, travel, visits, and court notes, reflecting community notices and personal updates.
In Kendallville Indiana a group described as The Wet Four fingoes were traveling from Fark Warne to Elshart when they boarded a west bound Lake Shore train after leaving their tickets in the depot. The conductor relayed the situation from Brimfield seeking a remedy. The group appeared to be locals who spoke English and displayed good nature.
CHICAGO INDIANA TRANSCRIPT indicates Mrs Lucy Brumbaugh is charged with assault and battery in Tus sice County Ind. The State vs Brumbaugh was filed with the county clerk. A September term hearing is set. Mrs Trumbaugh waived preliminary. bond set at $200 with Wayne Taunton and Arthur as sureties. One of five participants in the incident fired on her husband and two others at Dan Lane’s salon during a wine room altercation.
We need two people to canvass each township of the Twelfth district for trial subscriptions to the Journal-Gazette. Territory described before the serial feature on the noted desperado Marvin Kuan begins in the paper. The first chapter appears next Sunday. For full particulars, write Kist News The Oregon, Columbia City, Indiana.
Whitley County and Columbia City items from June report with community happenings. Mentions include Wolf Lake and Larwill teams contesting, Marshall college commencement at Crawfordsville, travelers going to Chicago, a reception at Guluably City Percy church, United Lutherans convention dates, and local residents attending events or extending visits.
South Whitley Indiana notes report on Marvin Kins life story upcoming Sunday, a local druggist and nurse Ill. Norrie ill from illness. Mrs Russell Metonnell and daughter in Fort Wayne. Carl Thompsen to Valparaiso for summer study then Cleveland township school September. Helene Edwards visiting Huntington, Walter Coole moves to Chas Banks property. Centenary and Fairview Church closed due to smallpox quarantine. West End Ladies Aid Society plans market at Anna Kennemeyer’s home Saturday.
Kendallville area notices list visitors and greetings among neighbors. The piece mentions Miss Silva and Miss Strator as Fort Wayne visitors, Carl Sherwood with Lucile Kendal, Holsingers of Namie City, and Mrs Stinson's sister’s graduation in Hudson. It notes J J Derrick’s death and J Garrett mis war Finnay’s severe attack on his wife, with local friends affected.
A newly instituted Rebekah lodge was formed Tuesday evening at Dunfee with fourteen charter members including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed ing and L A Reehling. District Deputy George W. Wallace oversaw the ceremony with installing officer Mrs Kate Trout offelathys. Fort Wayne lodge members attended and a banquet followed. Local attendees from this city included George W. Wal io and Mrs Kate Trout.
Winona survey crews led by Chief Engineer Murray started a preliminary survey for the Winona Fort Wayne interurban. The western end of Market Street was inspected as the line would run westward along the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way toward Wixie. Route determination and best path along the south side of the Pennsyl vania line will be explored.
Tr J W Marr and Dr Wl Carver narrated the operation for Mrs Len Wy xong of Noble township at New Mope hospital. The patient stood the operation fine and is getting along well.
Local Albion notes list residents visiting relatives in Notre Dame and nearby towns, names of visitors, and travel. References to the Journal Gazette subscription push, road project bids for eight bridges, and Mr John Maurer’s discharge home from hospital wrap the community bulletin.
In Churubusco Indiana June 12 items note Marvin Kuhn’s life story to appear next Sunday. Laura Wall returns to St Joe with Milas Wil teaching music. LaMont Bros animal show comes June 19. Lester Reed joins Hamburger garage in Columbian City after motor work with Dr J A Briggs. Prosecuting Attorney Carver and Kissinger visit to investigate the Mounidhaugh shooting. Local residents visit from Garrett and nearby towns. Brown, ex teacher, now Garrett tank cashier. Thomas Budd reports twelve sheep killed by lightning on a Noble county farm. sheep insured in Noble County Fire Insurance Company.
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