Record of South Bend Champs versus Benders game
An uneven ball game saw South Bend’s Champs edge the visiting Benders with late rallies and scattered hits. Key moments included Elston and Dickey producing runs, Grant stealing a base, and Hammond driving in runs as the crowd filled seats and the arena buzzed with action.
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Cyrus Alberts
Wommond
Renderlund
Bindia
Lend Fumbie
Keine
Hisltory
Lendricks
Church of Winners
Claude Yarnett
Jilin
Servien
Acandell
Craven
Bingle
Aeiders
Koehler
Hayworth
Elston
Hamuton
Keller
Iore
Tleroas
Sheehan
Grant l
Secone
Foy
Grant
Osteen
Dickey
Toy Ob
Seer Sigman
Routh Bend
P.O. A.B
Beri Sia Binh
Alberle
Clark
Por
Clemun
Acoentes
McGrew
Hammond
al- Rherts
Pall
Tanen
Deale
Sheevan
Jeyworth
Kelay
Haywort
Tine
Dayton Rolls Past Grand Rapids in Big Win
In Dalton on June 14 Storzer left an inning after Dayton built a lead. Joline pitched a solid game for Dayton as they exploded 8 to 0 over Grand Rapids. The home team failed to rally late, sealing the lopsided result.
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Journal-Gezette
Dalton
Storzer
Dayton
Warner
Joline
Dell
Danbury pole vault record set at 12 ft 9 in during city event
Danbury meet under the Danbury Gymnastic Association saw Yolo’s Dray break the world pole vault record with a 12 foot 9% inch vault. Yale’s C. Gilbert previously held the measure at 1? feet 11 inches. Also, a notice invites trapshooter participation on the 11th at 131 East Burnside for an upcoming shoot.
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Danbury
Conn
Dray
Ydlo
Ac C. Gibert
Yale
Baseball 10 Day South Bend vs Fort Wayne Call at 9 30
South Bend and Fort Wayne put a 10 day baseball game on hold with the call at 9 30. Players gathered around the mound as officials suspended action for weather.
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South Bend
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Blues overcome South Whitley Greene in tight game
Fort Wayne Blues edged South Whitley Greene by 3 runs in a seven inning feature. Renline and Helder starred for the Blues with solid pitching and timely hitting as the crowd roared at the end.
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Sues
Tournai-Gasetier
South
Whitley
Ind
Fort Wayna
Whitley Greene
Fens
Renline
Helder
Blues
Kiatteries
Sanders
Howenstein Vollmer
Hicks and Fontie
Milwaukee and Columbus clash in June football feature
Fragmented OCR notes report a June matchup involving Milwaukee and Columbus teams with mentions of Indianapolis Louisville and other cities. The garbled text lists several players, venues, and potential game codes, suggesting a multi city football schedule placeholder rather than a coherent event description.
Grateful for Friends Help at Kendallville
In Kendallville Indiana on June 14, a letter from elderly Jessa Martin thanks local residents for assistance after a man identified as Aira Wo AL of North Main Street was found unconscious near a blacksmith shop last Wednesday. The writer credits Kendallville and Kalamazoo friends for care and expresses gratitude with a blessing to all.
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Rist
Sndaulville
Ind
Aira Wo AL
Halen
North Main Street
Jessa Martin
Thea Steigs
Kaleme
Kalamzea
Kendailvils
Lodge to chair coming convention and deliver two speeches
Chicago reports that Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts will be the permanent chairman of the forthcoming Republican National Convention. He is described as a prominent political scholar and orator, with planned remarks to Roosevelt and Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts slated for vice presidential considerations.
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Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Schamachusetts
Theodore K Hurton
Ohio
Moly
Lodge
Shalman
Revubtien Mathioni
Curtis Guild
Massachuetts
Kendallville Beats Decatur In Slow Waterhouse Park Baseball
Kendallville defeats Decatur 19 to 9 at Waterhouse Park in a high scoring game. DeLong earned the win for Kendallville with 11 hits allowed against Robinson and Bales. Umpire Toeler presided as Kendallville fans praised Delong and Ramaty for strong hitting and fielding. Next Sunday Kendallville hosts Toledo Crescent at Waterhouse Park.
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Rist
Waterhouse Tall
Decatur
Kendallville
Mergy
DeLong
Kendallvile
Decatur Ee Ee
Ramaty
Robinson
Bales
Pennington
Jiales
Umpiee
Toleer
Toledo Crescenty
Waterhouse
Town buzz as Farnall aids seating for Chengs visit
Omner Farnall was the town’s busiest man yesterday arranging seating and accommodations for the Chengs visit, drawing help from many locals who know him well. The Champs event drew attention as the town gathered to welcome the group.
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Omner Farnall
Alverts
Tts
Dishwashing and utensil care tips from Easy Task soap
A dated advertisement urges safe dishwashing practices using Easy Task soap. It highlights cleaning dishes, silverware, and knives, warns against impure fats, and touts a low price of five cents per cake while advising cautious care.
Syracuse’s standing grows with steady county shipments
Syracuse, Ind. continues to earn a solid county reputation for commerce as shipments from the station include cement, grain, logs, radiators, merchandise, coal, lumber, iron, and other goods. The tally lists dozens of items showing active trade through the period.
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Hist News Mine
Syracuse
Ind
Mrs B Miles Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday Surprise
Syracuse July 14 Mrs B Miles enjoyed a pleasant surprise on her sixtieth birthday as twenty four relatives and friends gathered at O's garden to mark the milestone. The event featured a joyful gathering and thoughtful tributes from those present.
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Syracuse
Torl
Miles
O's Jandine
Osborn Buys Loomis Five & Ten Cent Store
Kendallville Indiana June 14 The stock of the Piva Tex Cant store at the corner of Main and Mitchell streets and the property of the S J Loomis estate was sold by the administrator Archie Campbell to W OB Yorn of Kendallville. Mr Orlorn, a well known local, has long been associated with the Kendallville Sun and Standard and served as deputy postmaster.
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Ket News Syrenn
Kendallville
Inf
Piva & Tex Cant
Maln and
Mitchell
S.J. 71
Loomis Esuaty
Goturdey
Archie Campbell
OB. Yorn
Mr. Orlorn
Koselucky family Sunday School leader named delegate
Warsaw Indiana June 11 192? Hel er Whe 13 president of the Koselucky family Sunday School association was chosen as one of sixty state delegates to represent Indiana at the international Sunday school convention in Louisville June 19 to 24 He also served as a district representative at the Toronto convention last year.
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iBy Kiat
Warsaw
Ind
Limi Heler
Whe
Koselucky Faunly Sunday School Association
Indiana
Louisville
Kelner
Toronta
Yeurs Hid
Militiamen Hold Rifle Range Drills at Angola
Militiamen from Company B and nearby units gathered at Angola on Lake James for practice and record chasing. Fire ranges included 60 yards slow fire and 200 yards rapid fire with Brown and Tan shots. top marks went to Private Floyd Tanto and Captain C. Dyelsbach. Major A. Wilcox oversaw results as families from Auburn Fort Wayne and Monticello observed. Warsaw sent a large crowd and 80 Pennsylvanian excursion tickets were sold for Fort Wayne trips.
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Angola
Ind
Lake James
Serge
Wilfred Rivate Wilson
Fridand
Jmoyd Sharp
Monticello
John Crain
Clrde Dyelsbach
Port Wayne
4S Kahimen
Moody
Auburn
C. Te Droisosch
Fort Wayre
A. Wilat
D. F. McCormick
Anala
Eco
J. R. Gardner
Comspany C
Orville
Vance
Piet Belente
Gerald McSwarney
Fort L
Glenn Ven Auken
mid—Berg
Comparny Ek
Georgs Lowe
Pany C. Manticcito
Sherman Tarber
Aionticeia
Edward G. Davis
Finnticelt
George Rogers
Rteanth
Paul Bowmen
Com
K. Amarn
V nieanth-Chofan Guy
J. Shaughness
Alfred L. Mouay
Prieate
Silbur Garrignes
Serreun Ge. BE
Robert Cathret Company C
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
Mrs Louisa Weller Dies Sudden Death at 72
Mrs. Louisa Weller, widow of John G. Weller and a longtime Fort Wayne butcher, died suddenly at 11 PM at 1015 Iron Street from paralysis of the brain at age 72. Born in Württemberg, Germany, she came to Fort Wayne in 1854 and helped found a family with seven children, all named in Fort Wayne. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Louisa Weller
Joh
St. John's Lutheran Church
Charles
John G. Christopher
Richard G. Weller
Bila Wefel
Miss Liegle
Mira Rose Weller
Fort Wayne
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Voc a word
The notice states that want ads in the Journal Gazette are restricted to a single word Voc a term, limiting listings and requiring concise phrasing for classified placements.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal/Gazette
Democrats of Kosciusko to Meet Thursday in Warsay
Democratic County convention in Warsay Indiana named candidates for representative judge and prosecuting attorney. Meeting at the opera house begins at 10 30 o clock Tuesday.
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DEMOCRATS_OF
Kosciusko
Y Elet News
Burma
Warsay
Ind
Opera House
Ossian Fire, Injuring Worker, Prompts Local Business Reopenings
Ossian Ind June 14 Clarence Hachkaday lost the end of a forefinger at Tavis Co stave factory after contact with a knife while handling list Inga from staves. He will be laid off long time as his gang is sore. Rector Bros recover from Oselan fire and reopen in Elxey building with grand opening Saturday. FP Sharp nearing completion of large hardware building excavations. R Leal Bon add machines to stone plant to meet building block demand. Mrs Anna Garrell of Payne visiting relatives. she is wife of a Payne dentist connected to Wasgburn case. WJ O. observance held at home of Mrs J S Krewson. W C J organization distributed flowers to aged and sick. Giants pear tree in Jefferson township measured 85 inches, planted by John Davies. saw log available from trunk.
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Ossian
Ind
Clarence Hachkaday
Tavis & Co
Inga
Rector Bros
Oselan
Agin
Elxey
N. Sharp
R Leal && Bon
Anna Garrell
Payne
Roc
Wie
Wasgburn
Airs
J. $. Krewson
W. C
Eacredis
Naw
Shorts
Jefferson Township
John Davies
Can You See the Resemblance? A Fragmentary Note
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions Chiaries, Tats, the wealthy Clermat publisher, and funding for a mapped week. It references an office, Ahonaga of William Hi, and Tate showing an annex and a mighty pen family prairie resemblance.
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Clermat
William Hi
Tate
Warsaw Area Notes See Paints and People in June Report
June notes from Kosciusko County report Leesburg station gets white paint and green trim, Winona Traction staff wear new uniforms, Warsaw Canning plant starts up, and several local figures attend meetings. Mentions include Odd Fellows social, a dangerous well at Butfwlo and Fort Wayne corner, a funeral at Silver Lake for Squire C. M. Dewresa, and various residents buying autos, berry shipments, and a counterfeiters case linked to Tom Halls.
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Warsaw
Ind
Leesburg
Winona Traction Company
Tne Winoss Traction Company
Ingebele
Boma
Wallace
J. A. Beaton
Cornelia Bad Iin
Afra
G. W. Dresser
Moon
Heasel
C. Sher
West Market Stract
Odd Setlows' Lodge of Wars
Warsa
Butfwlo
Fort ‘Wayne
Akon
Mra
C. Aa, Rovorsting
Squire CM. Dewresa
Sliver Lake
River Lake
Jata
Lakeview Burial Ground
Ray
A. Spidler
Claypool
Mr. Spitler
Bnally
Buelon Beil
Otterbine University
Westville, C
Pierceton
B. Whittenberger
Jacob Ulery
J. Mi.elder
S. A. Hommen
Fort Wayne
Aptain Tom Halls
Indianapolia
Government Secret Service Bureau
Indiana
Iast
Fen
Manchester
Hall
Winona Lake
Herbert V. Lelunin
Mentone
Harry White
Knox
Indianapolis
Edward Anderick
Lantz Drug Sor
Wareham
John Studabaker Dies at Bluffton
Word was received in the city last evening of the death of John Studabaker at Bluffton. He was a son of the late John Studabaker the millionaire banker and was well known in Fort Wayne. He had been ill for several weeks and his death was not unexpected.
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John Studabaker
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Kendallville News Penpals and Social Visits Abroad
The item details many social visits and guests: Miss Beulah Krnez hosted about thirty guests at her home on Orchard Street for a midday gathering. Mrs. James St Mason of Kenat 4200 Mich visited her mother. several locals from Fort Wayne and Lagrange traveled to visit relatives or attend family events. The piece notes incomplete names and places, with references to graduations and friendships forming around shared hometown connections.
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Penpals
Noble Furniture
Huntingfae
Bork
Violetta
Fort Wayne
Sel Kivin
Chin City
Mei
Isaac Tieters Jett
Lagrange
Swe
May Zollinger
Fort Repent
Sunagyaan
Beulah’ Krnnez
Hthel Reyher
Mario
Grace Mills
James St Mason
Kenat
Aire Iohn
Mary Lepper
Aspen
Cini
Athor
Mich
Te. M. Lepper
Las Department
Niverst
Mortgage Michigan office aims to open in Washtington
Ty of Michigan reports Mort plans to open an office in Washtington. Through the Beanpot of Marshal Rimmel a Kendaliville dentist recovered two Tame ils mourning items taken by a Kendaliville man, though no prosecution followed. A forthcoming event in September is noted, with horses to arrive in July for the season. Mrs late South sprained her ankle fighting front in Homey and will need a cast. Ars O O North and family returned from Diuffton.
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Michigan
Mort
Washtington
Marshal Rimmel
Kendaliville
Mies
Homey
Renin
Ars
O. O. North
Syracuse Plans July 4 Celebrations In Indiana
Syracuse Indiana prepares for Independence Day festivities with prizes from merchants. A call goes out to every man and boy to assemble at Locke's bakery at 4 am on July 4 bringing fireworks or related items. Committees cover naval content, baseball, vaudeville, and marshal duties with listed organizers.
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Kiss News
Stracuse
Ind
Syracuse
Combeclion
Locke
Hontzarren Coldwell
F. W. Greene
C. Butt
Musts
J. G Walker
J. BD. McNutt
Angola Minor News Highlights From June
W L Wambaugh and wife left for Chicago to visit their daughter in Bloomington Illinois and Mrs EA Carver visits Cleveland. Miss Jennie A Jalliér left for Shelny Ohio to visit parents. Bart Jordan and Ada O Keefe of Jamestown plan to visit. Fred A Exerson rode Lake Shore to Wolcottville on business. John Garwood and family from Port Wayne visited over Sunday. Earl Moss returns home from California for vacation and health.
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Angola
Ind
W. L. Wambaugh
Chicago
Pantine Wambaugh
Bloomington
EA. Carver
Cleveland
Jennie A. Jalliér
The
Home Telephone Company
Savurcay
Shelny, O
Bart Jordan
Ada O'Keefe
Jamestown
Fred A. Exerson
Lake Shore
Wolcottville
John 8
Garwong and
Port Warne
Mr. Garwood
Earl Moss
Col»ing Moss
California
Fremont Minor News Item
Fremont Ind. report notes a Jones born to Charles Janey and wife with a first cut, Bale Hall and family of Auburn visiting friends. Ann Chambers and Mrs. William Cunein visited Friday at the home of Ira Jerry Harbaugh, with little hope of recovery mentioned.
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Fremont
Ind
Jones
Charles Janey
Bale Hall
Auburn
Ace
Hese Ann Chambers
Wwillia Cunein
Aira
Jerry Harbaugh
Waterloo Minor News notes visits and gatherings
In Waterloo news a resident named Lage de Thloty visited Corunna with friends on Saturday. Levi Showalter and family hosted gatherings while Butter and Flack were mentioned visiting for game time. Duluth from northwest, Henry Hood and wife enjoyed company in Waterlooo, and Beulah Randall of Tiawe was entertained by friends at St John.
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Waterloo
Lage de Thloty
Ts Place
Corunna
Seen PLC
Bisle
Henry Hood
Faterloa
Our Hoa
Chitago Junction
Beulah Randall
Tits Tiawe
St Joo
Notice to Public on Taylor Street Widening and Paving
Commencing Monday June ith 4908 the Taylor Street short line war will be taken off and street paving is finished. Regular schedule changes will occur with service ren between 1 and 429. Transfers and open cars occur at listed times. Special attention to picnic and excursion business.
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Taylor Street
Sun- Say
Cloged
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