Transfusion success and ongoing railroad maintenance reported
The article notes a successful blood transfusion where Engineer Brunner supplied donor blood to Jer Sweeney at Decatur and Macon county hospital, with Sweeney improving and Brunner returning to work. It also covers Chief Clerk A. M. Muttmen overseeing a five week maintenance of way inventory for the Southern division, plus upcoming data compilation through July by Hoffman and team, and updates on Boiler Sarver’s illness and Martinsville treatment. A separate item mentions a receiver’s sale in Fort Wayne region, with Dolph securing the bid and terms of monthly payments through January 12, 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Yn
Moynlise
Brunner
Jer Sweeney
Bineer
Decatur
Macon County
Mr. Bruner
A. M. Muttmen
Hoffman
Grand Rapids
Richmond
G. R
Ian
Northern
Vision
B. R. Gillam
RO & Lo
Holman
Blupptun, Inc
Huntington
Portland
Fred A. Dolph
Indiana
Dolph
Visit Yellowstone Park Before Your Summer Trip
A literary travel pitch urges readers to visit Yellowstone, praising its natural wonders from Emerald Pool to Old Faithful and diverse wildlife. The author offers to plan the trip free of charge, inviting readers to request more details and a map via mail from Arlington Service in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
West
Arlington
Yellowstone Park
Ealers
Fem
Bey Gat - Tike Ag I & Jackson Bly
Chicago
Indoor Life Fails To Help Fat People Says Cure Ad
A dubious health ad claims confinement indoors harms vitality and urges a Johnson remedy involving a diet and oils. It promises weight loss of 15 to 26 pounds with a nightly routine and a “Reta box” treatment, claiming improved digestion and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Koretu
Ech Neal
Berome Walter
Eight Union Conference Members Rally For One Presidential Candidate
Eight members from two conference committees met at Chitayo to nominate a single candidate for the presidency. In the first session the progressive faction united for Mendore Roosevell, while the Republicans opposed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Chitayo
Stort
Mhendore Roosevell
Unclear OCR entry on bond posting and bids
Fragmentary report describes a court bond of 24 000 and a tentative plan for nine his discharge. It notes Wilson offered 125 000 each and 400 000 in value, but details of who he represented remain undisclosed and the bid was not considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolply
Ph. Elungaray
Wen
Montana
Hank
Plan Series of Noonday Meetings at Railroad Shops
General Secretary A J Cash of the Railroad Yo Mdales announces noonday meetings this week in the shops with speakers and music. Prof Loren Jones is to direct music and Rev J A Nippon of the Rescue Mission will speak. First meeting today in the Penny ManIt machint. roundhouse on Wednesday. east ear shop on Thursday. Wahish shows on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jd. Cash
Loren Jones
J. A. Nippon
Employment Agency Places Many Applicants
A report shows the agency supplied six days of work to seventy seven men and eleven women. The breakdown lists dishwashers four, drivers two, farmhands four, laborers unknown, waiters prior details unclear. Women's roles include chambermaids one, general housework one, housekeepers two, kitchen work one, and a nanny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lage Weels
Free
Etd
Housevwurk
Klechen Werk
Tata
Students Tour Fort Wayne Plants on Innovation Mission
A party of twenty five students from Case School of Sioux? Science visited Fort Wayne yesterday in a special sleeper to view the General Electric works plank and the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company facility. They plan to proceed to Chicago and Milwaukee before returning to Cleveland via Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case School
Snylied Sciences
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Nickel Plate
General Elictre
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiane Trace Gon Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ohlorgo
Machinist Noll and Bride Return From Honeymoon
Machinist Frank J. Noll has returned to duty at the Pennsylvania verte day after a Chicago honeymoon. He received many congratulations from friends and fellow workers. His bride, formerly Miss Frances Schenkel of Franti avenue, was married Tuesday at the Precious Blood Church, Rev. Fasher Hummer officiating. The couple will reside on Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Noll
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Frianda
Minx
Frances Schenkel
Franti Avenue
Fasher Hummer
Ani
Noll
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania pageant special runs first time
The Pennsylvania pageant special operated for the first time last night and extended from the pageant grounds westward to Plymouth. Officials provided the extra trim service to aid revelers and were greatly appreciated during the week of festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Man Weds Today In Jetty Facility Romance
An employee of the G1 and C engine forerun unit, Ralph Merk Tarney, will wed Miss Maoneh at the jetty. The couple plans an immediate departure for a Western wedding trip, Tarney taking vacation. The notice notes he is the second member of the force to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merk Ralph
Tarney
Rand
Mar
Force
Master Mechanics Convention Draws Attendees At Atlante Ci
A fragmented report notes interest in a Master Mechanics Convention in Atlante Ci with attendees from New York Central and Pennsylvania shops. Officials including W B Raubins and A Kein attend meetings on safety, village construction, and centennial events. Descriptions mention travels from Cleveland and Toledo and duties at Port Wayne and Indianapalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante Ci
Samumutster
Stose
New York Central
W. B. Raubins
Lake Bele
Indianaapolis
Kein
Empe
NOYC
Urlage
Port Wayne
Cleveland
Aavant
Toledo
Mie. Koehn
Mitda Koel
Schaflor
Ined
Quit Tobacco: A Health Transformation Noted By Sober Switch
A 19th century clipping recounts a Montana resident who quit smoking after 22 years, aided by a clergyman and a promotional booklet. It claims dramatic health improvements and urges readers to obtain the book “Quit Tobacco” to learn a proven method to conquer cravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jev
M. Ross
Dayton
Oni
Teacifion
Mangum
Olela
Meeven
Prisdelpola
Ayha
Tobacen
Rerver
Improv
viEer
Olliey Renetiue
Pennsylvania shops after centennial celebration injuries and staff changes
A long Chicago style list details Pennsylvania shop workers off duty due to eye injuries, illness, or leaves, including Delninger Cutlen Dorchemting Lerch Sorg Maiden and others. It notes several returns to duty after illness, resignations, transfers, and a few minor injuries. Also mentions moves within the Pennsylvania machine shop and related company personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Delninger
T. L. Cutlen
F F. If. Dorchemting
Wulan Lerch
WS. Richey
Co. G. Kiersoe
BT. Connors
G Bressel
Machiniar
Maiden
G. C. Stronk
Uiness
Tennayleania
Seip
Uty Yealerday
A. I. Talley
Fort Warne Elec
Cleveland
R.c.lowenstein
Tismoftier
Nas
Mnehiniat
Fennsylvania
Watehimar M. Carey
Tecempamien
Winneapels
Aneretti
Lake Avenna
Pepe
Kosciusko Man Fined on Blind Tiger Charge
Charles Murray of Wawrave pleaded on Monday to operating a blind tiger. He was fined 11555 with a fall penalty, and the fine and costs were paid. Joseph R. G. Marsh filed the affidavit against Murray. The article notes a regular $7.00 rate reduced to $3.00 and references Patterson SpanTeor 420.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko
Warraw
Dal
Charles Murray
Wawrave
Sivaidaths
Joseph R. G. Marsh
Murray
Patterson
Misses Needham Attend Centennial Pageant in Port Wayne
The Misses Ruby and Ruah Needham traveled to Port Wayne for the centennial pageant this evening. Guests of Crurrange friends reported, with multiple local families hosting visits and Sunday gatherings across Lagrange and adjoining areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Wire
Apiki
Sirota
Sagivdey
Misa Kuhi
Farley
Amillren
Golden weddings and church events draw large crowds
Recent church activities included a large attendance at a line program with a golden wedding celebration for Mr. ACM Airs and Giean Law, attended by grandchildren and about thirty guests. Methodist and Episcopal services featured children's exercises and a district meeting led by Rev. Wade. attendees planned Epworth League events and a Woman's group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
Kane
Walentiviile
Acm
Giean Law
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chart District
Morhadast Episcopal
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism Remedies
The article discusses rheumatism causes, noting possible excess arto acid in blood, and mentions a Tenedy as a specific for all cases. It highlights varied opinions on treatments, praising some remedies and recommending soukamine tablets for relief of pain and nervous system quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaltin
Wieurnds
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Terday
Sweeney
Brunner, Sweeney and
Schimmgge
Ulis
Foreman Sarver
Mirtnaville
Poreman
Sarver
Atta
Martinsville
Sinter
Barver
G. B. & C. Railroad
Indiana Loan CO
Ebrrich
Kaife
Dr.blackstone
West Wayne ST
Union of the Parties
George W Perkins
Gon
W.murray Crane
Massachusetts
Ncholas Murray Butler
Kew Work
Hiram
Nian
Ker
Employment Agency
Bride
Penny
WANY
Master Mechanics
THE
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta, GA
Broad
Wolcottvif News
the Hesse of Taylor
Martinique Broadway
New York
Pleasant Prooms
Nia
Penn
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