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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

7

Noble County Republicans to Open Campaign Meeting

Noble county Republicans announce campaign kickoff at Algona with shipyard attendance and speeches by Fort Wayne district chairman Harry Hogan and Newcastle figure Patrick Lane, outlining war duties. Extensive notes cover farm meetings, mobilization for Camp Sherman, and local civic events in Kendallville and surrounding towns.

Kendallville Ind J. Munton Noble County Alg Won Harry G . Hogan Fort Wayne H.R. Widney Regiettanty Ander Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio Ivangers Kendalietie Fifa Qrota Randalleite Manton Cheirman Swarkini Rouse Huadit Sumineta Fedinetinn Hein Firat Curtis Summoere Hower B. Tortetcer Lins Callineoye Callineoye Shower of Memy Tseful Sd Yaks Pelleles Frank Tirennux Har Lumhand Detroit Oa Trumulong Punt Lady Mccabers

Oil well on Burner toe osntp shows limited output at edge of William counts farm

The Hicksville news reports a small oil find near Burner toe isntp with a shallow output on the Newcorarr farm edge, while local plans for future prospecting are discussed. The piece notes poor weather affecting predictions and mentions Gladys Cook finishing a university course and plans for summer.

Fickaville Newcorarr Edg William Counts Georges Killian Nebelvae Gladys Cook I University Wiperville Ciizens Teechire Sonra Venga Epa Teinee Ayalae Servronce Daly Mere Martin Carters Brea Brook

St Joe News Tees and Attractions At Bowman Visit

In Indiana and nearby towns, Bowman, Blolne, and Abrs hosted a meeting day with Mire Mary Howline Mrs Averett Mavis and her son from MWllesville visiting her parents. Miss Beadle Kinney returned from Emmy Tee Virginia with Tulaville residents visiting Telonde and Mien Tey fort to see her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hart over Sunday.

Bowman Eiaigtter Telonde Mra Frank Hart M.F Gor Audra Behwan Battie Arrede Apmé Nha Mra Jacob Behwaby Herre Shite Ant Dwight Curl Apent Venus Streeter Studvon Wolkcottvilia Viallor Joan M. Brown Allen County Atwood Lake Wedneniay Mia Owen Pierce Goahett Mere Vailhen Dorothy Garotiera Dilon Tekin Mia Margaret Schaftier Terre dMaute Amay Lindemuth Wort Wayne Woluarteile Vintlor Herache Marin Annartor University Terre Maule Frank Atwood Meg Thrapr Tamily Sendallville Taylor Mra Aw Windland of Garter Mx and Mary Howard Dsretningar UN Daughler Mark Center Ware Houisong Wilton Markle Willon Vantina Tandy Kendal Vixfinra Miering Mire Dee Vi Fioreine Raty South Rend Charen Weatherwax

Payne News Mounts A W Brown Family Visit

Payne, G June 18 Mr and Mrs A W Brown of Cinrrett and the Runsts of Mr and Mrs Henry Birinold, North Main street, Mrs Willian Townsend and others visit Ellen Quinlan and daughter Katherine. Cecelia Bradley home from Chicago after a month. Warry Smith’s wife killed by horser. serious injuries. Mrs Walterway travels to brother’s home. Crese house rent. Notable visitors from Notre Dame and Fort Wayne. Mrs Ellen Mathews drives to Tippecanoe. Many relatives visit and recoveries reported.

Walt Chicago Mix Gary Brennan TaMitly onShiiday Warry Smith Fort Way Walterw Ty Crese Hilary Church Eva Bryant Robin Brady Notre Dame Trvading Mnetanard John Quinine Fort Wayne Sandis Mis Mother Ellen Quinlan Sally Clyde Wentlake Litle Dagghies Quincy Mich Maloy Weratinkers Lieter Wiliai Pedeig Gamiiy Maumiing Mira Wertlinke Girma Benton Sinc Elfen Mathews Tip+ peering Ind Mint Net Kerine Rose Mathews Wna ix Xorlus Hivess Don Varndy the Long Scott Bachelor McGraw Wabi Mller Micheler Find Mrashler Theran Haypital Sore Wayne

Pleasant Lake News Briefs and Community Notes

Pleasant Lake Indiana notes community events, church meetings, school activities, and visits. Items include a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Lane Camp’s home, plans for fishing and a chapmanqua event, and updates on local families, travel, and church services with mentions of health, travel, and social gatherings.

Newville Reunion Draws Strong Attendance at Park Event

The Newville community held a large meeting at the Co RF Phere grounds on Friday evening with many relatives traveling from Weanns and nearby towns. Notable attendees included Warbler and wife Don Waahler Tieton and families, John Wastier and kin, Hoy Keller family, and Gen Washer. The gathering, the 41st annual reunion, took place at Milaird’s Eekart Park with 98 individuals present and plans for the third reunion next year hosted by C. A. Wawhier.

Rome Newline Algammenta Fernilatec Weannsase Warbler Don Waahler Tieton Anit Wits

Fort Wayne Soldier Recalls March Toward Camp Sevier

BARL Prisbie, 22 Field Mophel, Casen Sevier, Greenvine, describes a five day 128 mile hike from Camp Jackson to Camp Sevier with half a tent, fifty pounds of gear, and 22 miles a day. He notes heat, blisters, indigestion from war bread, Red Cross aid, and cheerful towns along the route near Greenville South Carolina.

Frishie Camp Sevier Greenvilly B. C Campy Jackson Thie Place Camp Jackson Wos Keren Ordare Bo Bright Nome Jackson Memnbera Patta Avery Ater Mom A. Muh Camp Jacknon Ing Ety Greenville Moon Alt

Lutheran and Reformed hold Sunday evening gathering

The untan mmpething at the Lutheran attired Sunday evening drew both Lutheran and Reformed attendees. Missionary M. L. Swine hark spoke for seven years, with Larmer of Chicago visiting Sherlay and family. Local residents visited, and several attended the state Sunday school convention at Southbend with a fine reception reported. Maynard Murry returned from Camp Willid Ohio for a visit. The Teformed Sunday school plans a children's day next Sunday evening.

J. C. Stroup Southend France Geo Tudy Mra Te T, Stroup Mre Nowells Jacob Rockenbrush Geo Wm. Walt Maynard Murry Willid Columpus Ohio Twent Musselman Aelth Levalster Gibb de Vanty Myrtis Green Ligonier Ian Tiren Clarence Tegerichiner Misa Aima Lay Clay Cry Geo Wm Walt Family Wriday Woo King Wits

Local Notes From LEO News Desk Bundled Community Items

The record lists varied local happenings and travels including visits by Mrs. Amy Crate, Ms. Hadley, and families from Fort Wayne and Auburn. Mentions Smith, Warner, and Reed families gathering for Sunday dinners and church events. Openings in Camp Ayler and a furlough update reference military connections, with social calls and homecomings noted across several towns.

Wolcottville News Briefs From Local Gatherings

Wolcottville notes show Kathy Phumte hosting a bee at A LH, Mrs Thurlaw Miller visiting from Garrett, seven days with painter Arn Verran Myers and husband Str. Others hosted visitors for Harold Dikgina and Kendallville spouses. Margaret Sawyer visited her son Harry after a brief trip. Reverend William Daly and Helen attended the Romarhhagin convestion at Napranne and the W. Mt.

Wolmotty Ldant Kathy Phumte Thurlaw Miller Garrett Wilson Rhander Harold Dikgina Kendallville Mea Rentantyitte Wiliam Daly Helen Romarhhagin Napranne W. Mt

Rome City News Highlights Social Visit Notes

Local column lists visitors and family gatherings across Rome City and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Howard Baker of Bergnon HL visiting relatives, plus Fort Wayne guests at Randall cottages and several Sunday home gatherings.

Rome Citt Sanday Riesle Jaenh Faller Att Mra Samuel Myota Daynehfertra Hurley Here Billy Thee Jim Rampsal Berm Swinday Walter Ralth Wiltia Kendallville Mina Kenfallville Anna Woeler Theob Hevel Fort Waynn Ware Trudy Wevel Ray HW Wilkinson Wancroft Brown Fane Colimbab Mata Bormeér'n Sisters Nickalas Mee Retina Vatere

Lisbon News Liston Une Brighter Than Ever

Community notes describe brighter prospects for a local area, with households and work efforts mentioned. Guests over Sunday included Mrs Jenny Schneider and Port Wayne visitors. Two engagements are reported as pending with names Walter Vaenfereen and Tey Barien. Hoy Robern of Kikhart visits home on Eastay Lake.

Poaditie Walter Vaenfereen Tey Barien Hoy Robern Kikhart Vialtes Cole Herd Daumex Rotierta Rueal Ea-tay Lake, Waa

Drowning near Silver Lake and local civic updates

Mrs. Quincy Milliner and her two year old son narrowly escaped drowning at Silver Lake after a sand bar mishap. A second child was saved with help from bystanders, with the infant revived. The article also notes a planned Fourth of July patriotic celebration in the city park, changes in Red Cross leadership, and various local notices including civic and military updates.

Wabash Ind Quincy Mimner Silver Lake Mond Milliner Kathleen Jones Willam Jonca Inka Miami Huntington Meir Evangelical Organiwidien Dave Bill Smith Atlanta Tie Roodshane Violet M. Colbert Paul Moore Fred Walter Herbert M'Brien Bervica Motor Trek Company Dayton Ohio Society of Adminbule Engineers Market and Kenry Iipskind Camp Jessup Robert Katton Wiebash County Red Cross Camp Taylor Fell Artillery Teo-More Row WTCG Teague Arthur Dillennn Mary Strasaer Mexicn Charles Warnes Everete Tormnto Naniel C. Sapher Vanccenver Barracks Wash Waparatao Agapanio

Local Social Notes From South Milford Indiana

South Milford Ind June 16 Tenae Wert and A L Locuo were dinner guests of Dr H W AL Duemling at Apples nina daler Leroy Iddins of Brushy Prairie joined Tanae Wert and friends for Sunday call Mrs Will McDonat was released from Lakeside hospital and plans to return home Mr and Mrs Clarence Pontius and family of Labrangs visited the Tier home Miss Auacin’s birthday was celebrated with neighbors from nearby towns Guests included Mr and Mrs Zopher Bierman and daughters Stella and Nellig and son Howard of Spencerville Muyhaed Unrker from South Bend Kyron Spaide and family attended as well Mrs Clarence Foneye of Lag range and many others observed the birthday event. The group also included Mr and Mrs Charles Sheake Helmer and Miss Dora Cilne of Birch

Hicksville Stella Hall C. K. Bruffson Wanda Beulah Willard Ohio St. Joe Merritt Sechler Will Koch Httleerundson Charles Coburn Charles Jackson Concord Lee C. Tustison Defiance St Joe Eva Sheffer Martha Society Lela Willace Margaret Tustison T. Bayman New Haven Zelyha Steward Willam Spencerville Elma Brown Joyce Hoennecker W. Hoeiinecker Milford Ind Tenae’ Wert A. L. Locuo AL Duemling Nina Daler Leroy Iddins Brushy Prairie Tanae Wert Kan Pravda Lakeside Hospital Anna Alber Rey Ixane Clarence Pontiua Tay Tly Labrangs Hariur Hloyed Aualin Zopher Bierman Mstella and Nellig Howard Spancerville South Bend Tay Kyron Spaide Clarence Foneye Lagrange Wentay Wimher Friva

Virulence of Tuberculosis Germs Reported by Cooper

Dr J J Cooper and the Chicago Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium laboratory team studied eighty three cultures from tubercular sputum. All but two produced tuberculosis in guinea pigs within two months, one negative culture causing only a local muscle reaction. This highlights the public health risk of coughing consumptives and the virulence of their sputum.

De.j. J. Cooper Chicago Municipal Cooper Promiacu|ous

Interesting Will Case Opens in Kosciusko Court

Warsaw June 18 One of the most interesting will cases in the Kosciusko court opened on Tuesday and is expected to occupy the court for several days. Joan I Pound sues Jack Pound and others to restore the lost will of Sarah Ellen Pound who died November 27 1917. The estate valued around 50080 includes 280 acres bequeathed to the plaintiff and 40 acres to the defendant, with contention that a will drawn to Henry Graham of Warsaw is destroyed by Jacob Pound and his wife but existed at Pound’s death. The plaintiff seeks reestablishment and probate with lawyers L W Royse and J D Wideman for the plaintiff and W D Frazer and Jach Stookey for the defendants.

Warsaw Wilconan Kamunka Joan I. Pound Jack Lound Sarah Elen Pound Barah Ellen Pound Jocat Pound Henry Graham Jacob Pound Mist Pound L. W. Royse J. D. Wideman W. D. Frazer Jach, Stookey

Summer events and visitors fill Winona Lake scene

The Winona Lake community welcomes families and guests for the season with visitors from Shelbyville and Van Wert, lectures by soldiers returning from the trenches, and a summer school at the Winona Lake School of Mines. Local clergy, ministers, and residents attend funerals and weddings while families arrive to enjoy cottages and forums. A series of evangelists, teachers, and speakers prepare for a busy summer program across the lakefront.

Brighton News Penmuitan and Local Notices

Tod and Tat and family of Serends Thi Sunday guests of Mrs Abr and Mrs Ton Horner. J. MCh attended with theceined olives from Kendalmsie Binlay. Tenly Leng won the guest at India Carniy. Mrs Kne Shattyele and family visited. Kraan Palen confined to device from Ranerone of Ila foe Mise Tn Tonge. Mire Waore Mra Chan Davie of Elkbanh Woune spent time with Mr mail.

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