Court News Dissatisfied Couples File for Divorce
Leroy Clouse sues Mary Clouse for divorce alleging cruelty and neglect including refusal to perform household duties. James M. Williams represents Clouse in Superior Court action. Separate filing by Charles Cav shares similar grounds against Elma Cox, claiming unknown prior marriages and cigarette habit as distressing factors.
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Leroy Clouse
Mary Clouse
Catherine Score
James M. Willams
Plainti Charles C. Cav
Feel Just Like Shouting for Joy Tanlac Testimonial
Mrs Lizzie Biggs of Smithfield Illinois reports long battle with stomach trouble bilious spells and nervous fatigue. After using Tanlac she gains strength sleeps better appetite returns and gains twenty pounds. She credits Tanlac with restoring health and plans to continue using it. Meyer Bros Co Fort Wayne sells Tanlac through a special representative and leading druggists in towns.
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Lizzie Biggs
Smithfield
Ilinois
Tanlac
Tarlac
Fort Warne
Meyer Bros. Co
Cptclal
Tenlag
Divorce and court actions flood Superior Court docket
The report details multiple divorce filings and civil suits in the Superior Court. Bernard Meyersb faces a contested divorce. Elsie Koos’s case was dismissed. Cyra Beattie and John Flamms are divorcing. George Mocz and Ralph V. Aimp are involved in separate matters. Old Sattona Bank sues for 300 on a note, while Orlo Langerdner and Michel Hemmon face note complaints. Willis Nussbaum and others spoke on tax matters before farmers at county offices.
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Ralph B. Spii
and Savings
William J. Li
Dolan
Sawyer Fag
Chomsas MW
Brown Iy
George Mocz
Superior Court
Cyra Beattih
John Flamms Isgiden
Core Monre
Art Lamon
Use Circuit Court
Champ
Wayne
Art
Old Sattona Bank, of
Fortune
Barren
Morrie & Hoffman
Orlo Langerdner
Michel Hemmon
Barrett
Morrie
Hoff
Mma
Willis Nussbaum
Transport Trades Involved In Ellse Family Deals
In a murky note from the era Frank Brucker a chauffeur to Maril unites with buyer Nellie N Young a brakeman and Lowing MTodd. William R Barker a carriage painter is tied to Meryl Anson in a series of transfers.
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Frank Brucker
Don't Want the Kaiser in Germany
Herman Mueller, socialist leader, declared in Berlin that former Emperor William belongs in a pathological ward and is not wanted in Germany. He warned an attempted return would be blocked by a majority of Germans, calling the ex-ruler dangerous and blaming his verbosity for Germany's misfortune. The speech drew cheers.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wiliam
Germany
Herman Mueller
Leccer
National Assembly
Muel‘lex
Herr Mueller
Albion Man Acquitted in Delinquency Case
Albion resident Weeks, a defendant in the Velma End case, was acquitted by the jury yesterday afternoon on the charge of contributing to the delinquency of a female child.
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Albion, Ind
Weeks
Velma End ‘Ood
Buy Haffner's Bread Loaf for 15c Today
Get your money's worth in the bread with Haffner's Big Tay to loaf bread priced at 15 cents per loaf. Available at all dealers.
Canteen seeks fans and flowers for returning soldiers
Margaret Hanna, commander of the canteen workers at the Pennsylvania station, appeals for an electric fan for immediate use to ease the heat for workers and returning soldiers. Citizens are urged to donate flowers or lend an electric fan, delivering them to the Pennsylvania station.
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Totel
Fort Wayne
Laura L. Noble
Margaret Hanna
Pennsylvania Station
Red Cross
Europe
Fennsylvania
May Canteen Service Report for Fort Wayne Red Cross
Fort Wayne American Red Cross canteen reports May service to 5,391 soldiers at a cost of 1507.88 with 125 dollars received from troop train commanders for coffee. After deductions, net cost equals about two cents per soldier. The record details coffee, doughnuts, cigarettes, pest cards, fruit for trains and hospitals, ham sandwiches, and moving headquarters plus incidental expenses. Total coffee nearly 272 gallons. May 16 served 4,390 men with 272 gallons of coffee costing 395.80. overall coffee cost 1904.95 for 4,272 gallons. Owed thanks to L. J. W. Thompson and Mrs. Ed Lindman for coffee production. Canteen began in 1918 and shows monthly totals through March 1919, including large spikes on train days.
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Mat
Au Woman
Tte
Red Cross
Chicago
Fort Wayne
L. J. W. Thompson
Ed. J. Lindman
Sergt Henry Jordan Arrives in New York from Bordeaux
Mrs Agnes Jordan of Reynolds Street reports a telegram from her husband Sergt Henry Jordan saying he arrived safely at New York from Bordeaux France. He served ten months, seven overseas with the 183rd company transport corps and is now at Camp Dix awaiting discharge. WANTED Girls at Perfection Biscuit Company.
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Agnes Jorden
Reynolds Street
Sergt
Henry HE. Jordan
New York
Bordeaux
France
Sergt. Jordan
183Rd Company
Transport Corps
Camp Dix
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