Railroad and Industrial News Advances in 1920s Union Officers
Sam Randolph presides as cigar makers union elects six month officers in a large meeting. Officers named include Sam Tandalph president and William Buchman vice president with Kreutzer as recording secretary and treasurer. Edward Stevens elected delegate to national convention in Baltimore. A donation to the playground movement is approved. Two incidents at Garrett involve Alvin Hitcoman spraining his left ankle and a date being called off. Passenger engine 674 and others arrive at local Wabash shops from Baldwin works, part of a six passenger engine order and twenty three freight tenders moving toward service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogarmakers' Union
Seal Co
Sam Tandalph
William Buchman
Charles Kreutger
Lt. P. Sanders
John Koch
August Langhorst
John Sherman
L. P. Allen
H. Cooyer
Fred Koenig
Alvin” Hitcoman
Wayne Knitting Tails
Hig Post
Bill
Garrett
Minatly
Hitzeman
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Tecomatica Works
Webashia Wehernry
F. AL Needly
Baldwin Works
Poslam Ailing Skin Healed By Poslam Soap
An advertisement touts Poslam product line claiming to heal skin issues such as pimples, rashes, and irritation. It highlights Poslam Soap and Poslam Balm as effective daily remedies for tender skin, eruptions, and general blemishes with prices noted and a New York City address for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponlstn
Meyer Brow
Trea Aumplay
Thermanay Téhoratories
Ba Watt
Atrant
York City
City En Route to Deratur for Readiness of Services
The report notes the city moving toward Deratur where preparations will be made ahead of services. Officials indicate plans to ensure facilities, staffing, and logistics are in place for the upcoming operation. The details specify potential timelines and the roles of local agencies in coordinating the effort.
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Deratur
Firemen's Fair Delegations Headed for Garrett Indiana
Several Fort Wayne Electric Works volunteers travel to Garrett Indiana this afternoon for the Garrett fire department three day fair the proceeds aid expenses for the Dunkirk tourney on June 27 the Fort Wayne unit will host an ice cream social at Giwinney park June 76 for the same purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Garrett
Ind
Garrett Fire Department
Dunkirk
Garrett Department
Fort Wayne Electric Works Department
Giwinney Park
Move switchboard without disconnecting wires at Pennsylvanian
The new frame addition to the Pennsylvanian superintendent's building has housed the telegraph and telephone departments. The vacated rooms are being fitted for other departments. The move of the departments was completed without disconnecting any wires or interrupting service.
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Pennsylvanian
Telegraph
Telephone
J E Herbert Elected Member Of Board
Machinist Jonn I Herbert of the Pennsylvanis shops has been elected to the advisory board of the Pennsylvania Relief association for the western division. He received 1,581 votes, his second election in a year. He will assume the office in a few days.
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Jonn I Herbert
Lec
Pennsylvanis
Pennsylvania Relief Association For the
Herbert
Fort Wayne Engineer Married at Springfield
Fort Wayne engineer longlineer Hort King, 7 years in railroad work, of Fort Wayne Indiana, wed Miss Myrtle Alter, 32, of Peoria Illinois, in the county probate court at the Springfield Wisconsin courthouse. Probate Judge C E H Jankine officiated. They will make their home in Fort Dodge Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Ind
Myrtly Alter
Peoria
C. EH
Jankine
Thole
Fort Dodge
Towa
Storm damages shops causing flooding and fuel issues
Storm damage disrupted a Pennsylvania workplace with oil tanks and furnaces flooded by Sunday water. Workers returned home after repairs. smoke from mixed oil and water hampered operations as crews assessed losses and began cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Binckumnith
Imad Foot Crushed at Wabash Shops Market
A machinist apprentice named Huuck at the Wabnan shape suffered a painful foot injury yesterday afternoon when a heavy delving box toppled onto his foot. He was treated by the company surgeon Dr. C.F. Road and will be unable to return to regular work for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huuck
Twelve men hired at Wabash shops Monday
The Wabash shops hired twelve men on Monday morning. The list includes M. Ji. Prange, EM. Lauer, Py Stonacifer, Léonard Brown, Thinfel McNair, Thomais Crawford, Guy R. Barry, R. Z. Durhut, Orley Guillat, Prank, Him vert, W. Mynn and George C. Crumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ji. Prange
EM. Lauer
Py Stonacifer
Léonard Brown
Thinfel McNair
Thomais Crawford
Guy R. Barry
R. Z. Durhut
Orley Guillat
Prank
Him~vert
W. Mynn
George C. Crumer
Recovered workers back at their Pennsy plants
The bulletin lists numerous Pennsylvania employees returning to duties after illness or injury. J Radabaugh has recovered and gone back to the city from Lake James. Foreman BF Sarver is in Altoona on company business. Martin Heath returns from St Marys. McCarthy resumes duties after sickness. Pearl Short resigns as bookkeeper in Wayne Knitting. H Welstein off sick. Johann back after injury. Arthur Williams arranging wedding trip. Teevill suffers burns at foundry. Gartman named nightwatchman at Winter Street. William Jones returns after three months out. Smithaw resigns to join Indiana Lighting. Dullaghan returns after hand injury. Heller resumes after two weeks’ vacation. Goshert injured Sunday. D Miller and wife back from Pacific coast. VanHorn Bryanakin Miller back after sickness. Hohman returns after crew injury. Loney resumes duties.
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BF Sarver
Penn+ cylvania
Deler
Altoona
Martin Heath
St. Mary's
B. F. McCarthy
Nickel Plate
Pearl Short
Wayne Knitting Units
H. Welsteid
Pennsylvania
M. &. Goshert
Convoy
D. D. Miller
G. VanHorn
B A
Byanakin
W. J. Miller
Machinlat Henry Hohman
James W. Loney
Industrial notices from Fort Wayne area plants
Reports on personnel changes and schedule updates across local factories. Charles Torsing of Su perintendent B. H. Hudson’s G. R. O. & L. takes a week off at Home City. B. E. Evans named tool room foreman at Fort Wayne Electric works. Western Gas Construction shifts to a 64 hour week. Foreman Henry Buettet of the Pennsylvania cast car shops seeks medical treatment. O. Park, chief car inspector, returns from Atlantic City Master Car Ballery meeting. Fireman M. Culver injured near Beta, treated at Crestline. Maude Burke resumes Fort Wayne Pipe Works duties. Hazel Huguenarn starts hot vacation. Ea J. Ehrman travels to Florida to discuss land purchase. Rumor: G. R. & T. may restore fisher mens' train service to Rome City at 76 cents. Pennsylvania division officials inspect west line. paymaster accompanies them. Ernest Brockmeyer injures right foot at Base foundry. out a few days. E. E. Miles, H. Bradley and J. B. Roberts return from Purday university commencement in Lafayette, where Miles’ relatives graduated.
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Wabash
Charles Torsing
Chichelerk
B. H. Hudson
B. E. Evans
Fort Wayne Electric Works
P. E. Wood
Western Gas Construction Company
Henry Buettet
Eliza Street
Pennsylvania Cast
Lathorgn Hospital
O. Park
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Agsgeration
M. Ih
Culver
Crestline
Mies Maude Burke
Switchboard
Fort Wayne
Mipe
the Works
Hazel Huguenarn
Ea J. Ehrman
Florida
DeSoto County
G, R&t
Rome City
Pennsylvania’ Division
Chirke
Ernest” Brockmeyer
Taeka
E. E. Miles
H. ©. Bradley
J. B. Roberts
Switchheart
Fort Wayne Electric, Works
Lafayette
Ind
Mr. Miles
Dirt for Sale From Wildwood Builders
Advertising blurb offers dirt for sale with delivery to any location within a wide radius, attributed to Berry and Union and the Wildwood Builders, suggesting lumber or construction-related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry and Union the Wildwood
Fort Wayne Motorists Break Pennsylvania Gate
Fort Wayne motorists G Kang and A E Hang crashed through a gate on a Pennsylvania line near Columbus City while traveling Monday morning. They reported no serious injuries, apologized for damage, and stayed at the depot to notify the agent. Reports say they did not hear a bell due to knolls and traffic. They offered to pay damages. Officers to Fort Harrison involve Captain Spurgeon Markley and others attending officers school in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbba City
Ind
G. Kang
A. E. Hang
Fort Wayne
Croatia
Mint Uneyeta
Avort
Trimn
Pennsylvania
Columbia Curry
Tad
Spurgeon Markley
Roland
Briggs
Jacob EB. Plummer
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club Event at Swinney Park
In Warsaw Indiana the Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club hosted an evening gathering at Swinney Park. Dr and Mel C Norman Howard and two sons have returned to their home after weeks in Washington DC where Dr Howard served as a delegate to a National Medical convention in Atlantic City. Summer apparel including shirts caps underwear and accessories from Patterson Fletcher Co.
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Swinney Park
Fort Wayne
Warsaw
Indune
Washington, D.C
Mel C. Norman Howard
Howard
Atlantic City
Patterson-Fletcher CO
An Easy Trip Through Yellowstone Park
A Burlington Route agent promotes a Yellowstone National Park visit describing geysers vistas and waterfalls. He offers to mail illustrated folders excursion rates and travel arrangements with railroad tickets and sleeper reservations, inviting readers to write for details.
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Yellowstone Park Park
Yellowstone National Park
Loelf
Burlington
Francia
General Passon
Wear Adams Street
Chicago
Fragmented Pool Hall Quip From Iuck Fogs Match
A colorful exchange from a pool match features the Iuck fows player complaining the table is rigged and comparing it to a woman's dress while admitting he cannot end a pocket for an hour.
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Iuckfogs
True Enterprise and the Old Maid’s Home Front Page Gaffe
The Great Editor and Assistant clash over sensational mock headlines and a mock front page. Characters discuss a booming street extra about Eighty Ong Lives Lost while a father scolds for a stage recital. Names and roles hint at a satirical scene with mistaken journalism.
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Old Maide
Ruah
Couple Married in Their New Home in Wattsaw Inn
The ceremony united Marlon Harman and Minn Hazel Kline, married Sunday at eight in their new Wattsaw Inn residence with Rev. J. Chin presiding. Bride wore soft attire. groom a dark suit. guests included family, neighbors, and friends in a quiet home setting. The couple, son of Aaron Harman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kiln, established in town. FATTERSON FLETCHER CO, R. Goshert, a Pennsylvania brake man, injured both feet yesterday after a fall from a car. hospitalized at St. Joseph's under Dr C B Stemen care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsaw
Inn
Marlon, Harman
Minn
Hazel Kline
Lappy
J. Chin
Aaron Harman
Nix
Tnd
Thomas Kiln
R. Goshert
Pennsylvania
St. Joseph's Hospital
C. BH. Stemen
New Departure Fixtures and Lurre Assortment Prices
EPMUNDS ELECTRIC CO. at 4019 Calhoun announces new departure in fixtures and Lurre assortment with low prices. Local shop promotes self-manufacture idea and value offers.
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Epmunds ‘Electric CO
Calhoun’ St
Body of Jarry McConnell brought for burial in Warsaw cemetery
The body of Jarry McConnell, who wed Bunday at the hospital Mishawaka, was brought to Warsaw today and transported to the Catholic cemetery at Piergaton for interment. McConnell, a pioneer resident of Konduka county, formerly lived on a farm near Echwe.
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Warsaw
Ind
Jarry McConnell
Bunday
Houplaln Mishawaka
Plergaton
McConnell
Konduaka County
Echwe Take
Pearl Found In Tippecanoe River Near Warsaw
Warsaw, Ind. June 17. Samuel But ton found a valuable pearl in a mussel shell along the Tippecanos River about twelve miles south of Warsaw. The pearl is about the size of a pen and valued at about 340 dollars. Mr Hutton noted he found three pearls of considerable value last simmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Samuel Button
Tippycanos River
Nawless
Hutton
Glass eye broken in intoxicated man incident in Warsaw
In Warsaw on June 17 Amen Collins of thin city fought Hyde Smith and struck him in the eye, breaking a glass eye and injuring the eye socket. A physician was required for treatment. Collins was taken to the county fair.
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Warsaw
Ind
Amen Collins
Thin City
Hyde Smith
Colling
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Sggriaien
Indiana
Journal-Gazette
Pds
Railroad and Industrial News
Sam Randolph
Heston
Ryan
Independant General Directors
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Anuisance
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Speen Tamed
Madeira
Canse
Nerbert H. Hagemann
Wit Street
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Harm Gunder
Kinnaird Avenue
Wayne Knitting Mills
Gunder
Denver
Col
J. E. Herbert
Imad
D. Rhodabaugh
J. Radabaush
Penn
Xylvania
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Akron
Mich
Foley
Fort Harrison
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Fairfield Ave
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Fatterson
Fletcher CO
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