Bartenders Honor 10 Dead in Union Ceremony
Bartenders' union No. 306 held a memorial for Carl Larcher who died early Sunday. The charter was draped in mourning for 30 days, funeral details were set, and a floral offering plus delegation to the funeral were arranged. The meeting approved labor parade plans and prepared for a large picnic at Fitzgerald's grave on June 25 with transportation by Robison Park car and a bus option, plus a full program of sports and entertainment.
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Prize offerings highlight vic tory in every event
Fragmentary text references prizes making vic victory worthwhile in each event and mentions congratulations to a lineal and pledges of support. It notes the pleerle to be among outings under organized tubar auspices, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
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Indianapolis tailor fatally injured in car crash near Lafayette
Benja min Moyer a 49 year old Indianapolis tailor and merchant on Washington street was badly injured when his car, carrying his wife and three children, left the road and descended a 25 foot embankment sixteen miles east. He is in serious condition with fractured skull. Helen Mayer, 17, driver, has severe injuries including possible eye loss. Mrs. Moyer, 40, sprained back. Blanche 10 and Meriter 11 injured in various places. All are in hospital.
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Local items mix travel and society in Columbia City
June items from Columbia City cover Reed Willits returning home after aiding his late father's estate in Chicago where a robber shot his father in a prior incident. Mrs Willits heads to Seattle. Other notes mention Roy Cor Mn marriage, Mae Allison in Flint, clergy moves, and a local man seeking naval commission.
Blame for wreck placed on two men in railroad disaster
Washington June 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission laid blame for the passenger wreck on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad at Bradford R I April 7 where Ave persons were killed and seventeen injured. It faulted flagman and flagman crew for improper signaling and noted that old-fashioned wooden cars and poor signals contributed to the fatalities. It stated that modern steel construction might have prevented five or more deaths.
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Penny Foreman Undergoes Operation
Foreman J. Kinkhead of the Pennsylvania flue shop was taken to Lutheran hospital yesterday where he underwent an operation for relief of chronic stomach trouble. His condition last night was as favorable as could be expected. Leonard Blue will spend Sunday in Chicago with friends. P C Lidwhe spent the weekend with relatives in Chicago. Stenographer BE Koehl in the office of Assistant General Woremay M r Kemp of the Pennsylvania car shops was the guest of friends in Bucyrus over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C E K Robinson and He Stenacher of the Pennsylvania Black Smith shops spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Chicago. Mr. Robinson is a member of the clerical fore Machinist D J Rungel was tendered his resignation at the Pennsylvania erecting shops and will enter the employ of the General Hlee Electric company. Mrs. William Webre, wife of the assistant foreman at the Pennsylvania planing mills, will arrive home today from Chicago where she spent part of the week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. E T H Tegtmeyer, formerly of this city. The annual excursion of the Fort Wayne Box company in Detroit will be held Saturday day 24. The rate will be 2.26 for excursion any alone and 3.25 for stop-over provisions until Monday. Friendship division G 1A to the B of L B will hold a special meeting in the hall tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. A western delegation of plumbers and steam fitters passed through Fort Wayne yesterday morning over the Pennsylvania en route to Washington where the national convention is being held.
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Wolf Lake Social News Recaps Local Visits and Illness
Local notes recount Mr and Mrs George Koonts and daughter Ber sie at a funeral in Stunabensann after a gall stone operation. Mrs Dell Wiley undergoes a Fort Wayne hospital operation. Mrs Garwood of Albion cares for T Spencer slice. Families from Ligonier Winona and Columbia City visit, with others returning home after visits to grandparents and friends.
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Red Pimples Spread Across Neck and Body in 1915 Letter
A personal account from Mina Devilia Welln, Varenne, Indiana, dated July 24, 1915, describes a sudden outbreak of red pimples on the neck and face that spread to the shoulders and body. The eruptions caused intense itching and burning, with a yellow crust as they dried. The writer notes relief after using Cutimim Soap and Ofotment and mentions a sample being mailed from Witharp, Skin Hook yn deen post-card Gatlears.
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Examinations for Government Jobs Listed for Fort Wayne
Assistant Postyagier WW Hess announces a series of government job examinations in Fort Wayne on various dates. Positions include radio standards work in Washington, dry-land agriculture in California, librarian and mining roles in Pittsburgh and New York, draftsman posts in naval yards, agriculturist and field agent in Washington, and Philippine service teaching for men and women, with salaries ranging from about 609 to 6400 dollars and dates through July and August.
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WARSAW NEWS Plumbing and Heating contact numbers
WARSAW INDIANA. THE 18. Mrs Newton spent Sunday with relatives in Golden. Mrs W B Cudney and Miss Aura Holmback visiting relatives in Michigan. Mrs J K McCoy called to Momence by death of a relative, Mrs Walter Uhl of Logansport guest of Mr and Mrs St Gordo Hotter. Mrs Helen Wanler, student at Chicago University, home for the same vacation. Miss Ruth Windter returned to her
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in York notice
Mrs Catharing Goophina of 136 E King Street York praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from extreme weakness and suffering after three pregnancies. She credits the product with improving health and a happier baby and urges other women to try it, offering to write for confidential guidance from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Warsaw area hosts a flurry of visits and events
Numerous Warsaw and surrounding residents host friends from Fort Wayne Chicago Indiana Michigan and other areas. Visitors include Mrs George Philippus Mrs Harry Gadislag Mr and Mrs Teuph Beebe Misses Mathe Mabel Oates Cécil Richer and Loney. Local activity covers Sunday school programs weddings and a funeral service for Joseph Whitcomb with many attendees and lodge members traveling from nearby towns.
Hol Tayto Loaf Bread Feature At Brighton Event
Children celebrate Hol Tayto Loaf bread as a local feature in Brighton with families and grandparents attending. The piece notes attendees including Ray Good recovering from a recent injury and mentions local residents, students, and visitors gathering for the summer and a community home event.
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