German born widow dies after long illness at 78
Mrs. Johann Christiaa Claus aged nearly seventy eight died Sunday at her home on University street after senile debility and complications. She was native of Germany and widow of August Claus. Survived by three children Gertie Willig of Dortmund, L. Mormon, and Rev Theodora Chiuk. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the residence and St Paul’s Lutheran church with Rev. Sacob Miler officiating.
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Johann Christiaa Claus
Suze
Ber Howe
University Street
Dh.eases
SS Paul's Lutheran Church
Tueadiay
St. Paul's Church
Sacob Miler
Ald
Thera
Roslon Skramer
Indiana, Avenue
Jommans’ Lutheran Church
Philp Waihhisganss
Pritchard, Crance
Thomas. Stroal
Wayne Hotel Barber Shop Offers Specials For Travel Excursions
Readable text notes Wayne Hotel Barber Shop on Rt 3 B offering travel excursions to Colorado via Pennsylvania Lines. Special fares in Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo tied to International Eyworth League Convention. Obtain ticket information from Fort Wayne Muss Ticket Agent.
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Rt 3
Colorado
Pennsylvania Lines
Denver
Springs
Pueblo
Eyworth “League
Muss
Fort Wayne
German Day festival plans advance in Forng Central Society
The Forng Central German Society announces inaugural progress toward a German Day festival. Prominent locals including Henry Punt, Henry P. Scherer, Mayor H. C. Berghoff, Emil Weihe, and Carl Schili Fischer support the movement to promote German music, culture, and civic interests among German citizens.
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wuGeltsigo
Gora Dirit
A. Afergenthcim
W. F. Ranke
Joseph Nasin G. Strodel
Dan Clemens
Freese
Lewis 0
Gale
Fred Tiuesching
Conrad Bavss
F. J. Relaeke
H.W. Kr
Anselm Fuelber
Augist Freese
Tever
Leute Fruaner
Aling Ferdinand Meier
Willian William Miller
Thiten Alley
Lissner G. Wil Iindra Robertson
Oe O. Toller
HW. Ortman
Gust Schubert
Pennsy Special Reaches New York On Time After Delay
The Pennsy Special train, delayed over an hour and a half on the eastern end, made up the time to reach New York exactly on schedule. The Crestline departure was 1 hour 35 minutes late due to a hot box, yet the return journey and other factors were adjusted to meet the planned arrival. Engineers managed the delays, and the record shows the train arrived on the dot, with minimal further disruption.
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New York
Crestline
Villiang Tidt
Phosen
Inisméer
Nearthy
Cresslie
Fragmentary Abash Valley Telecommunication Note
An OCR fragment mentions a trampling accident involving a trolley controller and a telephone line. It references a dispatcher named Wally and notes precautions about current and preventive measures during an installation or accident response.
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Abash Valley
St Beoviha
Man on Interurban Line Slips, Is Thrown Into Canal
On the Fort Wayne and Western traction line a worker named Willnt Gibson fell from the construction car during a sharp track curve. His hand slipped from a hoist and he was projected into the air, landing in the canal fifteen feet from the track. He sustained a broken collarbone and bruises but no life threatening injuries.
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Fort Wayne
Hari
Toledo excursion draws large Wabash crowd
The Wabash organized a Toledo excursion yesterday drawing a big crowd. Fort Wayne sent 134 people to Toledo aboard the line, taking advantage of the event as visitors from the city joined the trip.
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Toledo
Thansle
Fort Warne
Regular excursion train to Danville and Rome City patronized
The regular excursion train to Danville carried 149 passengers while the Rome City excursion drew about 500. The Pawnee Till show is at Vin Werk today with Captain Stoll and a police force on hand. The Central Passenger association and hotel men were prominent in the crowd. the body of an unidentified man was found near One Pennsylvania. The Wahast restaurant in Peru closed due to poor business. F C Robe and J G Peterson ordered closures. Harmer's Malt Bread advertised.
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Danville
Rome City
Ustal
Pawnee
Vin Werk
Stoll
Aia Police
Central Passenger Association
Hh H. Kirkland
Pennsylvania
Lar
Peru
F.C. Robe
Tundik
J. G. Peterson
Compelled to Sell Home to Pay Lawyers Fees in Ellison Case
In Goshen on June 18 a woman was forced to surrender her old homestead to cover legal fees for Rolland Ellison’s attorneys. She moved with her son Elfred Ellison to Berrien Springs Michigan while Ellison faced a collapse and possible prison terms. The story notes his prior residence and a downturn affecting his family.
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Goshen
Laee
der Rolland Ellison
Lagranse
Elfred Ellison
Berrien Springs
Mick
Penachwood
Ellison
Ics
Oushamne
Pisons Tawsers Cadin Defense Aid Acquitted
A court acquits Pison’s Tawsers Cadin on defense aid charges but finds him guilty on other counts. He pleads guilty to the remaining charges and awaits sentencing.
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Pison
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Reachgn New
York
Rome
Wil Lp
S. Seaton
Willy
the People's Store
Mohair
Tom
Aurode Dry Goods
Harmer
Muwie
Frank X. Schuhler
Phowa No
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