Former Local Man Dies in Chicago
Mrs. E. Driscoll of 347 Douglas Avenue reports the death of Alan Kennetk, 41, who died Monday night at his mother's home in Chicago. The Hosnerk family, formerly residents here, survive with his mother and siblings Celia, Margaret, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. William McCormick, Mrs. Bert Nigert, Johan and George Kennert. Remains to be brought here this evening via Fen Syne end.
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E. Driscoll
Douglas Avenue
Chicago
Whi- Alan Kennetk
Margaret Keneck
Hosnerk
Fen Syne
Chisago
Celia
Margaret
Frank Jones
William McCormick
Bert Nigert
Johan
George Kennerk
Bib Electric Band to Visit Warsaw With Fort Wayne Troupe
A thirty piece General Electric band from Fort Wayne will tour Warsaw arriving Wednesday afternoon for a concert in the city. The group will join the Northeastern Woman's Association convention events with many bands expected and entertainments planned. Rose Ripple is recovering after surgery at McDonald hospital. Otto Winters and Paul Hartt face horse stealing charges in Goshen after a theft near Syracuse. the getaway rig was recovered at Milford Junction. Army worm reports reach Abaduske county threatening corn, oats, onion, and celery crops.
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Atty v
Bremen
General Electric
Fort” Wayne
Wolfemen
Jesse Mellencamp
Herma Mellencamp
Grass Lake Bank
Rose Ripple
McDonald Hospital
Otto Winters
Paul ~ Hartt
Goshen
Darey
Syracuse
Glee Hibschmann
B. Q. Mabie
Milford Junction
Hertle
Winters
Newa
Abaduske County
Strike Here Comes a Skeeter
A short note argues skeeters are harder to prevent than pests and suggests methods. It says to cover water and drain swamps to reduce mosquitoes, cover water cans, and introduce fish or kerosene to ponds as control measures.
Mayor to deliver welcome at Indiana Elks convention
Mayor W Sherman Catshall will deliver the welcome address at the Indiana Elks convention. A parade forms at 7:40 PM in front of the Elks temple on West Berry Street, marching east to Berry, south to Calhoun, then west to Harrison before returning to Berry. Thursday sessions occur at the Elks country club.
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W. Sherman Catshall
Indiana Elks’ Association
Elks’ Temple
West Bercy Street
Berry
Gathoun
Calhoun
Baker
Columbia
Harrison
Wilks' Temple
the Elks
Country Club
Senator Bowers resumes duties at Home Telephone in New Haven
State Senator William E. Bowers of New Haven resumes former duties as manager of the Interests of the Home Telephone and Telegraph Company in New Haven. He will play a key role in improving local service and will oversee exchange management. He has been studying law in Indianapolis and plans to relocate to New Haven. Extensive improvements are planned for the exchange. See Irene Lamar and Billy Klind perform a double dive from a hundred foot ladder at Baseball Park tonight. Free to everybody.
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William E. Bowers
New Haven
Home ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bowers
Indianapolis
Irene Lamar
Billy Klind
Hundred Foot Ladder
Baseball Park
Lyberger Lectures Against Bolshevism at Elks Temple
Lee Francis Lyberger, long linked with lyceum and chautauqua groups, delivered a two hundred attendee talk on Democracy Bolshevism. He warned of a new peril mobilizing minds in America, calling for the world to resist Bolshevik efforts to undo peace, destroy democracy, and upend church and economy.
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Lee Francis
Ybarger
Lyceum and
Chautauqua
Ast
Elks’ Temple
America
Paris
Decatur Knights Hold Open House in Indiana
Decatur Indiana June 18 all day open house by the Knights of Columbus saw forty seven candidates initated in three degrees at St Marys Catholic church with Grand Knight Byron Hayes and State Deputy Stephen Gallianan officiating. About three hundred visiting knights attended and Fort Wayne sent a chartered car for transport. Local council membership rises to 225. Separately in nearby Creal, employees of three railroads formed the Order of United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Shop Laborers with about seventy five members meeting at the G A F L hall on the first and third Sundays. officers elected for the ensuing term.
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Decatur
Ind
Innights of
Columbus
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Byron Hayes
Fort Wayne
Stephen A. Callianan
Nouens
Thenr
Ordor
Nae
Sane
Order of United Brotherhood of
G.a.fl
Suburban Day Draws Crowds With Summer Goods
Fort Wayne shoppers browse dainty summer clothes and home decorations as appetites for warm weather chores ease. Seven local fishermen plan a Round Lake trip near Hayward Wisconsin with a July start as round lake fishing outings attract interest amid continuing warm weather.
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Fort Wayne
Round Lake
Hayward
Wis
Local Newspaper Names Committee Members and Staff Changes
The party will include C. 4. Wilding Theodore Theme Will Petrier Randall W.H. Sharmbaugh and Dr E W. Cadex. Frank H. Williams resigns from Rawspaperman duties to join the editorial staff of Printer's Ink. Williams, known here as Bowlis' Williams, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B.T. Williams of 1813 Clinton Street.
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Wilding
Theodore Theme
Will Petrier
Randall
W.H. Sharmbaugh
E W. Cadex
Frank H. Williams
Rawspaperman
the World
S Ink
Willams
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Home Telephone Company
Lyberger
Elks
Decatur Knights
Craters
Tolheim
Hill
Hay
Hiw
Warren
Indi
Eagle |Laundry Co
Teesyan
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