Anti-Saloon Forces Win Renewed License Denial
Cedar Creek township officials denied Lloyd Hursh’s license renewal for selling alcohol. After a three hour hearing, remonstrators prevailed as signatures were challenged and ruled invalid, leaving only one saloon in town and that license expiring next fall. The decision says the remonstrance is upheld and Hursh’s claim is rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hursh
Liscense
Len
Hurai
Aquor
Cedar Creek
Seberdl
Hursh
Hurah
City News Briefs From West Leith And Nearby
In the city, Mr. and Mrs Guet Pubr miann host a fest, while J.C. Lusedon of Columbus visits relatives for several days. Rahif returns from a visit to Trenda at Lapsusaport and Jndlandpolls. H.T. Stapleford travels to Pittsburgh to auction a large stack of jewelry. Dr. W. Grow returns from Evanville on business. Willham K.K. Wickert and Bain ar Dott attend a wedding in Roby F. Overly. J. S. Roby presides over a church address. James Warner applies for Navy enlistment. William Roynor learns of his sister at death’s door in Hamilton. A Pedro party planned by Howard Council No. 246. Mrs. Abo Roth brought to St. Joe hospital. Surgery planned for today. Judge Frank S. Roby travels Auburn for district business. John Keyser returns home after visiting his uncle J. M. Kayser. Theodore Walda and William Reitking return from Barbee Lake fishing. Pearl Hepp resigns from Bell Telephone to travel east. A. Hattersley remodels Hanna and Jefferson corner. A boy nearly drowns in the Maume river but is saved. Dr. John Fegan, U.S. Navy, on furlough visiting sisters Josephine and Mrs. Frank Stelling. Fegan aboard the Mayflower and part of Jamestown expository cruise crew. Fegan to share navy life tales. Patterson-Fletcher Co. sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guet
Miann
West Leith
J.C. Lusedon
Columbus
James
B. Rahif
Feves
Trenda
Lapsusaport
Jndlandpolls
HT. Stapleford
Pitt
Brotherhood of Westintustic Presbyterian Church
Jdune Warner
Len
Haa
Carrail
Mia
William Roynor
Thouuu Street
Slater
Hamilton
Ont
Pedro
Howard Counell
Royal Arcanygm
Council Hall
Abo Roth
Decatur
Joe Heapleg
Coverdale
Frank
Roby
Appellate Court
Auburn
Bar Menting
John Keyser
New York City
J. M. Kayser
Kayser
Theodora Walda
Central Fire Station
Wiliam Reitking
Pennsylvania
Barbee Lake
Miss Pearl Hepp
Bell Telephone Co
A. Hattersley
Maumeé
Walton Avenue
John Fegan
United States Navy
Josephine Fe
Lawson-Waynes Post G A R to attend funeral on July 21
Attention comrades of Lawson-Waynes Post G A R are requested to meet at Pastrem Vor Dermark Hat Calhtwmn Street on Friday morning July 21 at 9 a m to attend the funeral of our late Comrade A Ro McCurdy. All kindred organizations are invited. By order at VM. A Kelsey Com. Ben Skelton Adjutant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson-Waynes Post
Pastrem
Vordermark Hat
Ma A. m
A Ro McCurdy
Twelfth District News Traces Local Happenings
In Aldion Hiding SC Min Katt erine Pasty profeastogil turee is noted as wast in sheety and returned Nanny. Numerous local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jonepty Whetzel and Lulu Hackney are mentioned visiting Avilla Wells and welling, while Harry L. Adken, Fort Wayne editor, arrives to visit his mother. Socials at the county infirmary and nearby homes involve Kirk-Womtrick, Dilley, White, and Arthur families with guests from Cherubusco and Lincoln Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldion
Katterine Pasty
Itithart
Sheety
Mea
Ts. B. Creft
Jtre
M.A. Powter
K. Adana
Avil
Neense
Charles Auguatua Straub
Gowhet
Artie Mitte
Pabenty Westpue
Ligoaler
Ind
Kew
Cyne Price
Gaumily
Uchien Todig Te An
Jonepty Whetzel
DD. Stewart
MD. Stewart
Avilla An
Charten Cutwaor
Misa Lulu Jhackney
Wells
Migh
Ackeroan
Ligonler
Simon Sehloig
Robert Glaar
Mournaville
Dante Durand
Harry L. Adken
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Kreeting
Harry
Otddale
Nobla County
County
Mea Kirk- Womtrick
Gulertaluers
Dilley
Mineral City
John W. White
Won
Dedhart
Lincoln
Nebardy
Auburn Minor News Laughs and Local Visits
Auburn Indiana June 26 local notes list visits and travel among residents. Charles Mier went to Wellington Ohio for a reunion. Mr and Mrs Frank Eckhart and Gaughine travelled to Chicago for a few days. Several Auburn people joined the Waterloo Old Timers meeting in Delaware County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Mra
Headley
Buller Toslay
Dek
Eugenie Chrinwell
Fran Plercetan
Viking
Thy Carver
Fifth
Jackson Way
Morris Peatrick
Sandy
Fort. Wayne
Harry Peatrick
Mary Goad
Avilia
Chicken Bolton
M. Leeds
John Avilding
Bork Wayne
Wart Wayne
Elty Leas
Mer
J. M. Buchanan
Helletontaine
Thatland x
Miler
Auburh
Waterloo Teay
Golders
Delunly County Pianeers
Frank Eckhart
Gaughine
Chirag
Orders of Knighthood Conferred In Kendallville
A special conclave of Apollo Commandery held in Kendallville Ind and began at 3 40 pm. Knights of Masoc Knighthood were given to W R Vaughan of Topeka and Melvil A Peoples of Lagarde. Others attended from Ligonier Ashland Garrett Auburn Waterloo and Jimer with a banquet at 6 30 pm served by Eastern Star members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Apollo Commanary
Masoc
Wr. JJ. Vaughan
Topeka
Melvil A. Peoples
Lagrange
C. L. Hollapeter
Earnest Goering
Robert, Kent
Johar W. Walker
Primk Sanders
H.C. Brawn
Walcottvile
Ligonier
Ashiog
Garrett
Auburn
Waterloo
Jimer
Masonic Temple
Circuit Court News Auburn Divorces Dismissed and Fines
In Circuit Court at Auburn on June 2 Eva Spitler versus Milton Spitler divorce case dismissed. State versus Andrew Houck defendant fined one dollar and costs after plea of guilty. Eliza Wentz versus Grome Wentz divorce dismissed due to plaintiff’s costs. Court notes indicate venue and jury practices discussed. overall activity reflects routine civil and criminal filings with modest penalties.
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Auburn
Ind
Eva Spitler
Milton Spitler
Andrew Houck
Eliza Wentz
Grome Wentz
Picaro Railroad
Pratbon
Tern
Hamar
Death of Milas Alice McCoy Reported at Albion
In Albion Indiana on June 2 Mrs Ant McCoy and Mr and Mrs voeeiert Hie sad intelligence at Miss Methys death. Prank Mills was Wednesday to ue bedside of her nice. The piece notes the passing of Milas Alice McCoy and references preparations for summer weight garments.
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Albion
Ind
Une
al Te Pr
Ant McCoy
Har Neies
Milas
Alice McCoy
Voeeiert
Mias Methys
Wning
Ifipon
Ashley law case details support for alimony and child care
Sid Ashley June 2 chole Ritter of Ashley brought suit in the agricultural court to compel her husband Andrew Mire to provide 37 a week for support of her and two children aged 16 and 8. Married in 1896 they lived together until June 18 when she says he drove them from home. He owns property in Ashley valued near 1000 and as a mechanic earns 5 a month. he also serves as township justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Sid
Chole
BR. Ritter
Ashley
Andrew TL Mireter
Herses
Prominent Washington Township Farmer Dies
James Joe Goble a noted Washington township farmer and hog raiser died at 46 after a long cancer battle. He leaves a widow Maria Snyder, four children, two parents, and many siblings. Funeral plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
James Joe Gable
Washington Township
Goble
Maria Snyder
Anos Goble
Airerete Gable
Samuel B. Gable
Ellsworth Gable
Charles W. Gable
Augusta Torre
Washinging Township
Young Lady Dies at Sister’s Albion Home
Miss Anna Arndrecht dies at the home of her sister Mrs Ryerly on the John Krandall farm in Nabe township. The remains were brought to Albion, then to Alidi, Jud, and on to Franceville for Friday funeral services.
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Albion
Ind
Anna Arndrecht
Ryerly
John Krandal
Nabe Trwnshipy
Talwers Eulasia
Miss Arndrecht
Tyerly
Alidi
Jud
Franceville
Operation at Albion muddled report from era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an operation at Albion Indiana involving Morr. assintel by Res, Wim, T Green and N G Reif. It mentions Mrs uy Winehtenoer at Waif Lake and a Hope Mosphtat hospital. Frank M Powers of Angola is noted in connection with the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Morr
Res
Wim
T. Green
N. G. Reif
Uy Winehtenoer
Waif Lake
Arw
Hope Mosphtat
Meels
Hisedania
Local Officials Appoint Fence Overseer in Union Township
In Aunurn Indiana on June 20 the county commissioners appointed Thomas P. Lupsna dipthe to oversee fence work in Union Township. The move comes amid public interest in local governance and property boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunurn
Ind
Thomas
Plups Na
Union
New Basso as a Giant Russian Bass Voice
The article profiles Kaljapipe, a rising basso, tracing his journey from peasant roots in Kazan to becoming a famed basso of the St Petersburg opera. It recounts early work as a shoemaker apprentice, time unloading melons on a Volga boat, and eventual singing training under Professor Ousselot in Tiflis, claiming he befriended Maxime Gorki and became Russia's greatest singer under Chaliapin's influence.
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U. Peterstiorg
Jonath Anmiorica
Geo
Banco
Chaliapios
Conried
Paria
Aéveral Monctha
New York
Alant
Ned
Kasan
Nora
Kaean
Grand Palace
Maxime Gorki
Kaann
Onral Ralway Co
Oufa
Gorkd
Volge
Tifis
Parier
Elioirs
Ousselot
Tiflis
Basso v
Opera
St Petersburg
Isamenne
Chaliping Hng Sines
Challapine Lis
Russia
Butler Minor News Generates Social Ties and Local Moves
June Ster Herbert Masters of Texas and relatives in Aubines, Navis faker, attend anniversary meeting of the Dareas Society of the Lutheran church. Masons visit Wanston for candidate inductions. Sturgis, recently from Auburn, buys property once owned by Gshare. Prof Sturgie, former Butler leader, noted. Bence Kime, former Butler man now in St Paul, hospitalized for tooth extraction complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ind
Ster Herbert Masters
Téxap
la Bare
Yluitlig Hin Parenta
Wut Qin
P. Mas
Lert
Gertrude
Hilda Marden
Aubines
Navis Faker
Quillen
Wanston
Nage Mherof Sturgis
Auburn
Gshare
Sturgie
Butler Hand
Bence Kime
AL St Paul, Minn
Special Stockholders Meeting of Masonic Temple Association
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting at the Masonic Temple on the fourth floor in Fort Wayne on July 9 1907 at 730 pm. Purpose to consider issuing bonds or a security mortgage to repay advances by several Masonic organizations and other business as may arise. President WM Geake and Secretary Rockatle sign. (Date 5 21 2 28)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Association
The
Masonic Temple
Wayne
Thin City
Police Court Investigation Incomplete Lead On Immorality Claim
Police court reports indicate a man was investigated at pa- Teo headquarters yesterday but not connected with the alleged immorality case. The suspect’s name was not made public.
Base Ball Shop Ad Promotes Shirts at League Event
Pennsylvania articles advertise a sale at a league event on June 22. The game is called at 3 o'clock. Offers include a black sateen shirt and a free ladies option. Patterson Pletcher Co. promotes its shirts and items at the corner shop display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Eal Corner
Ans S
Ladiom
Patterson-Pletcher CO
Forest Park Water Works Ordinance Amendment Approved
City council committees on water works and finances ratified an amended contract with Fort Wayne Forest Turk Company to establish a water works system in Forest Park. Berry Street area roads will open for traffic tomorrow morning, and remaining paving on the thoroughfare should finish by late next week. Mr Owen Fora, St Louis stringer, is expected to attend Monday’s board meeting for the plant erection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feonehises
Tipelty
Fort Wayia Forest Turk Company
Forest Park
Berry
Owen Fora
St. Louis Stringer
Tne
Wit Arriva
Bn Presant
Pullte Works Opera
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Cedar Creek Township
City News
Stir
Patterson-Flefcher CO
VM. A. Kelsey
Com. Bens
W. Skelton
John C. Webber
Robison Park
Tomerrom
Twelfth District News
Albion Minor News
Auburn Minor News
Circuit Court News
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Ashley Law
Mre
A. B. Ritter
Amdress
M. Powers
Angola
P. S
Wil
Chas
W. Miller
Goshen
NEW Basso
Chaliapine, the
Great Mou
4Ik
Herr Conried
Butler Minor News
Stockholders’ Meeting
Geake
Rockatle
Pa- Teo
Enid
Ford Thihar
Hanna Street
Manroe
Hanes
ACTA
D.R.S. Say
Grovs
Municipal News
Zimmer
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