Rolling Mills 10 Close For Repairs In July Schedule
Fort Wayne rolling mills plan a two week shutdown in early July for a general overhaul of machinery. Workers, except highly skilled overhaulers, will take vacation. Owners must sign a new ten percent wage increase. failure to sign could trigger a strike. Examinations for scholarships and railway company employment will be held late this month.
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Fort Wayne
Amalgamated Association of Dyon, Steel
Nslil
Lelie
Ure
Frank Homgan
Tennayivanna Tudload Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Amea
Elph
Univiraltion
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ve Era & Weatern Trann- Poruition Company
Cumberland ‘Vatley
Long Taland Railroads
Grand Rapids & Tadlana Railway
Vardilla Railroad
Cincinnati & Munkingum Valley Raiilroad
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Lebanen & Northern Railway
Wheeling Terminal Railway
Waynesburg & Washington Railroad
Frank ‘Thomson
Iitee
University of Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Yale Universlty
Harvard
College Anteanor Examination Board
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pond Lily on Friday express to Rome City
Friday evening the Lake Erie and Western Railroad runs the Pond Lily train from Fort Wayne to Rome City, with a through coach to Indianapolis on the new schedule starting Monday June 20. Changes shift arrival and departure times, three trains will arrive later, and a Sunday transfer pattern is described amid broader timetable updates.
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Tco
Rome
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Fort Wayne
Indianapolta
Indianapolis
G Welucle
Muncie
Udlanaporth AL 1A
Industrial Notes from the Pennsylvania Works
Industrial notes detail numerous Pennsylvania company employees at various shops. Changes include new hires such as F W Stollle and D M Diddle resignations like J L Browse return of J Jensen from injury and J Miller leaving engineering, with incidents of injuries, weddings, and travel for work. Major sites include the flue shop, paint shop, tank shop, blacksmith shop, and freight house, plus Wabash railway and Nickel Plate road inspections.
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F. W. Stollle
Pennsylvania
M. Gard
Slut Lat
Stlehag
CL A. Becker Hag
A. Krone
D. W. Potts
East
J. L. Browse
Bass Foundry
Ohio
Jon Winicki
Pennsylvania Company
J. F. Browne
R. Westerman
Pennsylvania Que
J. Beckittan
Pennnsylvania
William Stephens
Tonne McArdie
John Thompson
Julya Holenstein
Frank P. Allen
Wabash
L. I. Butsett
J. Naye
A. Bol[wer
Deveroil
Louis Young
Pennsylvania Freight House
Lewis Koch
Wurg¢On
J. J. Miller
Grand Rapids
Indkuia
Thia
Grotitua
Peanayivanta
W. OH. Tucker
Fort Wayne Hiloctrle Works
New York
Bert Brayfeld
Severn
Robert Learmonth, Jr
Learmonth
Suk
McKim's
BR. M. Patterson
Gion
Am Ahor
Commander appoints Alps new head of Indiana Sons of Veterans
Valparaiso Ind June 14 Joseph Sega of this city announced six appointments as commander of the Sons of Veterans of Indiana The selections include division chaplain division inspector division patriotic instructor division chief of staff division presidental member and division organizer from cities such as Indianapolis Bloomington Valparaiso Hammond Hammond and Winchester
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Valparaiso
Ind
Joseph Sega
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
Thuviaion Souneiiior
Herbert A. Lucky
Indianapolis
J. B. Dultman
Bloomington
Fred §. Rerneson
Valparalacy
Legrand T. Meyer
Hammond
MC. B. Rackwell
Valminize
Ald
George F. Ogden
Wibask
Boawell
Winchester
Band to assist carnival from Knights of Pythias effort
Special feature from Bluffton Indiana reports the King band and Knights of Pythias committee planning an after harvest festival and carnival this fall. Unanimous action to fund weekly concerts for fall preparations, with a date likely in August. Henry Spaulding, aged seventy, longtime resident of Wells and Blackford counties, died Monday at his Mount Zion home after nine months illness. Funeral is Wednesday at noon at the Mount Zion residence, burial in Odd Fellows cemetery north of Montpelier.
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Journal-Gazette
Knights of Pything
Mennors
Rome
Henry Spaulding
Bluffton
Ind
Henry Spaalding
Wella
Brackford
Mount Sion
Anoon
Moon, Zion
Odd Fellows
Montpelier
Dispatching Bystem Improved After Bluffton Accident
Bluffton Indiana reports improved dispatching after a roadway accident involving officials. New telephone exchanges will be installed along the line and dispatching crews will be redirected to prevent coverage beyond their authority. Watch the clock for Saul's hour sales.
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Journal-Gazette
Bluffton
Ind
Ge& Cy
Saul’s
Weddings and obituaries mark Columbia area events
News from Columbia Indiana notes Mrs O S Robbing arriving for her mother’s funeral, Ver Jentz attending a Wabash conference, and a local couple Glew Noyer and Vivian Van Oradel planning marriage. Court fines for a river incident are reported and several weddings, relocations, and resignations create a busy social week in Fort Wayne and Worth Manchester areas.
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Ist
Columbia City
Ind
Jung
Mra
O. S .Robbing
Fort Collins
Cok
Ito
Innes Alinic
Worth Manchester
Cworse Fry
John Pry
Dtas Lett Barnaworth
Ark
Charles Barenworth
Fort Wayne
Goel
City Council Purchases Fire Truck
Columbia City council meeting led to ordering a new hook and ladder truck to replace the old aged unit. The Bi-Lateral company of Chicago sold the wagon for 100 dollars. The city already has a hose and chemical wagon plus a sternyer engine, providing strong protection for its fire department.
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Columbia City
Bi-Lateral Company
Chicago
Beardes
South Whitley Society Weds Iva Bello and Merle Domer
South Whitley Ind June 14 A wedding at the Rupley home in Go duck united Miss Iva Bello daughter of Mr and Mrs Gh Rupley with Merle Domer son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Domer before about sixty guests. Rev Henry Rupley officiated. Attendants were Hazel Smith of Wagon Mound NM as bride’s attendant and George Romer as best man. A wedding supper followed and the couple left for a week honey moon in Chicago. The bride is noted as a vivacious young woman of South Whitley and the groom is a bank employee and member of the farming family. After August 1 they will reside in South Whitley.
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War News Bureau
South Whitley
Ind
Jane
Gofduck
Wid Alex
Rupley
Daunhter
Iva Bello
Merle Domer
Benjamin Domer
Henry Rupley
Burls Greek
Misa Hazel Smith
Wagon Mound
N. M
George Romer
Milas Well Hitt
Lef Calum
Afxs
Willam Krats
Marlon
Isa
Chicuxa
Tie Brio
South Whitey
Farmora’ Bank
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Keeling
Chicaza
Ft. Wayne, Ind
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Google In Bros
E. Columbia Street
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Grand Rapids & Indiana
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Rhodel Hall
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Pastuns Cereal Co., Ltd
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Lake Erie
Bicetra-Technic Club
Blackie Workshive
Swinney
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Bowsers
Bowser Oil Tank Company
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Pelneysvabte
Nmice
Thomas A Treat
Diester Company Annual Meeting
Miestor Concentrator Company
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William H. Bensman
Charles E. Bond
Rows J. B McCullockh
Carl J. Weber
A. J. Filler
Ansrew J. Fitler
Penbsylvania Frelett
Hobart
Pennsylvania Lines
Getz & Caulk
East Leith Street
Lindenwood Cemetery
B. of R. T. and Co. RC
Plasterers
Toen
Strodal Hall
Hs Atronkoat
Avery New Comer
Penny
Frobinson
van Wort
Ada, Co
Ada
Industrial Notes
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The
People’s Store
Anniversary Co-Operative
Wonder Sale
the People’s Store
Columbia
Chickering Bos
Brown, Raymond
Decker Bros
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Woodbury Company
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Woodbury’s Institute
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