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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
7
One or two ellie Mouses are almost indispensable for traveling shopping and general hot weather wear. The silk blouse is cool easily laundered and looks good, with a New Model in white Chita silk featuring side pleated double frill and pearl bell buttons, specially priced $1.98.
Readable text describes new girls blouses for ages 8 to 14 with a middy inspired yoke, sailor color scheme, and full back fullness tied by a wide belt. Garment shown in white galatea with navy collar and belt, priced at 98 cents as a special value.
Miss Ethel Smite daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Styith Thorn Crook and Mreehan Cramer son of Bir and Mrs James Cramer were wed in a brief ceremony at Bturgia Michigan? by Rev BB Boynton. The groom, age sixteen, faced parental opposition but the couple announced the marriage to their parents and will reside with the bride’s family before moving to Fort Wayne where the groom will work at Fort Wayne Electric Works.
John Epert, a boy from Elkhart, was bitten severely on the lip by a Boston terrier on a Falhart Monday sidewalk. Dr. Bred Mepp treated the wound and cauterized it. Police have only a faint dog description and are investigating with no animal found.
Avilla Ind June 17 The funeral of Mrs Mary Easley Hudson widow of the late Thomas Hudson will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 45 from her home She was one of Avilla s best and kindest women and is survived by one son W O Hudson of Tikhart and three daughters Mrs J M Schaefer Miss Edith Hudson of Avilla and Mrs Lenne Yeiser of Sondutieine
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Brimfield residents report a family gathering in Grand Rapids with Mrs Mosely and friends, while John Wright family returns from Converse Michigan visit. Agnes McGarty visits Goshen as India UB church plans a Children's Day event next Sunday evening. Local farmers note good wheat, warm hut weather helps driving but harms grass.
A large party from Rondallene visited Rome City today with attendees including Miss Gerimide Lang Miss Josephine Hendricks and several neighbors from Kendallville Geneva Monroeville and Albion. Mrs Lang Mrs McWhinney and others toured local spots while Riley Nowells began work at the kerfingery for the season. The Rome City Boat company plans to return the big steamer and pleasure craft to service soon after repairs.
Kendallville roundup notes a damaged crop report from June 12, with gardener Charles Quaking noting losses in cabbage and other vegetables. Local clergy and residents attend funerals for Herman Range and Adgline Cravans. The new Wehmever billiard hall is rented, Parker and Gallaway plan a shop, and Rev. C F Refner accepts a call to Trinity Episcopal with his first sermon upcoming. George Moorman travels to attend a conference in Wanadaber. Mrs. J C Whetner visits from Ithien after her uncle F A Baker’s death.
South Milford Ind June 174- Fred Stryer suffers a fatal cattle accident as a rail punctures a horse. Community events include visits to South Bend to hear Billy Sunday, and social gatherings at homes of the Miturs, Gunns, Sherman family, Versys, Avouns, Milburns, and Norths. Details reflect weekly family news and local travel.
Columbia City Ind June 17 Mrs Rebecca Allen long known in Whitley county was buried Tuesday afternoon in South Whitley cemetery after services at United Brethren church Rev Keseey officiating She died Monday evening in Cleveland after months of illness born Starke County daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennz aged 61 She married Oliver Allen forty one years ago and left six children Liza Weybright Pearl Obenham Jennie Hollenbeck Arthur Allen of South Whitley Tana Sutherly of Warren and Charles Allen of Columbia City Also survived by one brother and three sisters John Benn Susan Beck Isabelle Haymn Loretta Dickerboit of Southeles and other relatives
State accountants from Columbia Gily Tad Weber Plymouth and Hutchins Wabash finished examining the books of the Whitley county auditor and county treasurer on Tuesday afternoon. They will report to the chief accountant in Indianapolis and assign other territory. They found no discrepancies and a clean bill of health is anticipated for Whitley officials.
ABE Eninger, longtime Kendallville street force member and city employee, died today at his daughter Mrs W Shultz’s home in Wayne township. Survived by two daughters Mrs D Owen of Corunna and Mrs Shultz. Funeral Thursday afternoon from the Shultz home with burial at Lake View.
Lisbon Indiana June 17 Fort Wayne visitors Tha MMtsaen Ziltiraw Busch and Alics Ladd called on local residents Mrs. Gurney Olsen and Mrs. Annie Thomas of South Dakota stayed with Mr and Mrs George Houser. Directors of the Noble canning company will meet at the factory next Thursday evening to plan for a successful season and ensure enough staff to handle incoming work.
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