Police News and Local Court Actions Reported
Police report two former Wayne hotel workers William Cassell and William Perry suspected of theft after a Tuesday morning car theft. Believed connected to the robbery of James Hoath for a gun and clothes. Ferdinand Schoppmann released on $1000 bond in gasault case. Thomas Bean released as vagrant. Police seek $115 theft claim by Alfred Zouxe. Patrolman Eisenhut killed a fox terrier hit by streetcar. Clyda Rogebaugh held for questioning about women visitors to Barr market. Capt. Robert Dickson returns to duty after pork sandwich illness. Weeds enforcement notices set one week to comply or city mowing will occur. Dr Crull notes potential $60 misdemeanor for noncompliance. Board to enforce weed ordinance. prosecutions to follow for failures to cut weeds.
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William Cassell
William Perry
Wayne Hotel
Ben Woodworth
James Hoath
Weat Main Street
Ferdinand Schoppmann
Marton Township
Gasault
Dali
Thomas Bean
Alfred Zouxe
Charles Eisenhut
Willem Reuter
Clyda Rogebaugh
Barr Street
Bevelheimer
Robert Dickson
A. B. Crul
ARISTOS RED TURKEY FLOUR DEMONSTRATION AT BURSLEY TEA ROOMS
Ladies invited to Bursley & Co tea rooms for a demonstration of Aristos Red Turkey Wheat Flour. Enjoy tea or coffee and hot bread while learning about the merits of America’s finest flour. G. E. Bursley and Co. decorators.
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Bursley & Co
America
G. E. Bursley &C
Nedrituteres
Potato Lent Ad Promotes Wholesome Diet for Workers and Children
A vintage advertisement promotes Haffner's 10¢ Potato Lent as a wholesome daily diet for workers and growing children. The copy notes the product is properly prepared in bread and available at all dealers, highlighting its health benefits and affordability.
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Haffner
Wanted: Competent Saleswoman for Permanent Position
A permanent sales position seeks a skilled saleswoman. Experience is required. applicants without experience are urged not to apply.
Seelbergs and local wedding in Albion Ind
In Albion on June 16 Miss Zoe Minotta Clapp married Dr. Walter L. Cowan of LaGrange. Ceremony at the bride’s mother's home on North Orange street with Rav. S. J. Shirley conducting. Attendants included step-sister Hida Hurl as bridesmaid and Kenneth Stapp as groomsman. Afterward a font course dinner for the bridal party. The couple planned a short trip before likely returning to residence in Warsaw or Ligonage area.
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Hist
Albion
Ind
Zoe Minotta
Clapp
Ric Allen Clapp
Walter L. Cowan
Lagrange
North Orange Street
Rav
J. Shirley
Columbia City
Mian Hida Hurl
Kenneth Stapp
Tine
Lagrangs
Air
Chas. Cowan
Wat Place
Gig Eusterns Wislew
Homa
W. A
W. A. Fox Realidence On North Orange Piient
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Public urged to cut weeds on premises immediately
Fort Wayne Prorat owners demand action as about 100 notices are issued today. The local board orders immediate weed removal from properties where weeds flourish, with strict enforcement expected.
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Fort Wayne Prorat
Damandix
Ileh
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