Roanoke News Reports Losses and local weddings
Roanoke Indiana coverage notes Mr Mumen Newman visiting Huntington Saturday and Mrs James visiting her parents in Huntington. Harry Bates of Fort Wayne transacted business in Roanoke Friday. A lecture at United Brethren church Friday night was well received. The XX.1.L club celebrated with a wedding announcement for Minnie Angie Christy, president of the club, planned for Sunday at her Vine Street home. The club, about twenty members, presented her with a shawl and an meat fork. Christy will move to Chicago after marriage. John Keefe serves on the county canalization board.
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Roanoke
Ind
Mumen Newman
Huntington
James Inters
Hantington
Shmuel Wark
Hill Street
Harry Bates
Fort Wayne
Husbean
United Brethren Church
Hantington County
Angie Christy
Saunday
Dan
Lyle Wilkin Smith
Hazel Koontz-Broxon
Maude Harter-Wade
Tluale Metdemsre-Cattar
Maude Jaungsdorf-Keatt
Mya
Grace Denmin-Wluma
Christy
Cilengo
John Mr. Keefe
Barton Foundry Fire Damages Warsaw Plant
Warsaw Ind June 23 Fire damaged the Barton foundry on West Market street causing about 3300 in damage. The blaze started late Saturday night and is believed to have originated from a defective fore. Insurance will cover the loss and work is expected to resume in about a week. Forty men are employed and the staff will grow to seventy five when the new building on East Market street is ready.
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Warsaw
Ind
Daun
West Market Stve
Tia
Market Street
Community notes from Columbia City and nearby towns
City residents welcome guests and relatives arriving from Edmond, Vive, Newark, South Bend, Xenit, Chicago, and elsewhere. Visitors include Mea, Mary Oullar, Fred Lancaster, Mrs. Maney Tang, and Mrs. Mary A. Me Near, with several trips mentioned to and from Huntington, Baltimore, and eastern Ohio. Local events cover a judge’s attendance at Eagles’ activities, a Democratic convention visit, and a real estate for rent notice at 125 W Wayne, plus a Colling automobile trip to the city.
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Columbia Cutty
Ind
Dune
Mary Oullar
Ciughtern
Fred Lancaster
Sf Taytutsport
Thie City
David A. Ponce
Wnt
Mia
Georgy Stouffa
Som
Paul Wi Ken
Iedmond
Vive
Slr
Wits
Maney Tan
Hubbard
Snl
Goan
Easturn
Ohio
Halfefeh
Thereeton
Fred
Ivann
Dewark
Ohi
Thinety
Tia
Mary A
Mign Wattle Steinfield
South Bene
Dew Daniel
Lyman Colina
Murris Collng
Xenit
Colling Automobile
Kitt
Chicago
Dun
Walt
Dire
Mary Weber
Wr. O. le Squder
Baltimore
Hetare
Sir Johns Hopking
Regles
Ttes
Huntington
Nanimunity
Marton
County superintendents to meet at Purdue University
The annual convention of the County Superintendents' Association of Indiana will be held at Purdue University, Lafayette, June 26 and 27. State Superintendent Greathouse will resolve letters and all county superintendents are expected to attend. Speakers include notable educators and officials from Ohio University and Purdue. A highlight will be the annual baseball game between northern and southern half educators, held Thursday at 2:30 pm, with Henry Felser among the northern team leaders. Officers for the coming year will be elected Thursday morning. current officers are President John Hainox, Vice President W. D. Curtin, Treasurer William Melchior.
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Puredue University
Lantmyette
Ind
Great— House
Attcte
Clixton
United States Commission of Education
G. A. Bricker
Ohio University
M. G. Burton
C. H. Benjamin
Purdue
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Arthur Hathaway
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Henry Felser
Wil
Ammoghasion
John ¥. Hainox
Hamlleton County
W. D. Curtin
Morgan County
Mthongfeld
St. Joseph County
Mocre
Foster's Cash Furniture Store Leads Fort Wayne Market
The advertisement touts Foster's as Fort Wayne's leading cash furniture store offering lower prices and superior goods. It urges buyers to purchase from a house that provides quality items without credit terms, emphasizing value and excellence.
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Ash
Foster’s
Fort Wayne
Personal Tour of Yellowstone Park Offered from Fort Wayne
An Indianapolis travel agent promotes a personally conducted Yellowstone trip by Northern Pacific Railway leaving Fort Wayne July 6. The package covers railroad fare, park expenses, and a standard sleeping car, with total round trip price of 191.60 dollars. Details and a free booklet are available from My, Smith at 42 Tuckson Place.
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A Smith
Dleirice
Smith
Glacier Nationsd Park Library
Glacies Nations
Inrier Nationa Park
Garrett Scouts Plan July Fourth Celebration
Garrett Indiana June 28 The toy Boots watch era organized the track and games for the Fourth of July celebration in the city. Everyone in Garrett is urged to attend every activity. The day will feature sports and athletic events under Scouts and church and non church attendees are welcome. Cyprity Cenianis directs the Scouts who expect many good times.
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Lyon
Eleareh
Iim
Cyprity Ceniaun
Weaser Tour Ends Probation Report In California
City news item notes that Dy I R Weaser plans to return home around July 2 after touring the Yo wamfte valley in California. Weekly deputy reports describe Norton Rawh of Windeld fined for shouting rebkins in Laporte. A foreigner in 13 raking mijil was struck by George Jaosba's auto at Jemeteon and Fulton, injuring him. Mary Morgan, believed to be insane, wandered North Clinton street and was taken to the police station. she said she is from Ohio and will be held for mental evaluation.
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I. R. Weaser
Trivede
Yowamfte
California
Ira RD
Tleming
Norton Rawh
Windeld
Brayey
Laporte
Rebkins
George Jaosba
Dugele
Jemeteon
Fulton Streets
Mary Morgan
Iname
Clinton Street
Defiance
Ohio
Nepolson
Fort Wayne
West
Baltes Cafe Under New Management Unveiled
Baltes Cafe announces new management with a merchants’ lunch from 11 to 2 priced at 35 cents and a la carte service available the rest of the day.
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Oliver Typewriter
Oliver Typewriter Company
Oliver Typewriter Bldg
Chicago
Twelfth District Democrats Leave Fort Wayne for Baltimore
Nearly a hundred Twelfth district Democrats departed Fort Wayne Sunday for the Maryland metropolis to press Governor Tom Marshall for the presidential nomination. The group, optimistic about November success and united by support for Marshall, sang “Marshall Marshall” as they boarded the Manhattan Limited and pledged to advance Marshall’s interests in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Marshall
Evermore
Taft
Marryland
Manhattan Limited
Yene
Marshall Marshall
Haltimore
Final decision on bond issue Tuesday night debated
City council set to vote on a $200000 river bank purchase bond to beautify the river front. Proponents claim nine of fifteen council members favor the plan, with eight votes needed for passage, while opponents cite doubts and health-related absence.
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Hother
Jesus
Charles Dittoe
Firat
Rheuma
Rome City
Louis SC. Schroeder
Fourth Ward
California
Shriners
Civile Improvement Association
Il Dermanic
Metcalf
Eday
George E. Kessler
Grosvenor
Fot Thal Thera
Nos
Park Board
Nreed Purchy
Funderl
Ir. Jamisot
Indianipotls Board
White River
Wilh Xeerly
Port Wayne Ie
Te Wa
Additon
Bnerd
Truck collision injures McFerland near Mayn ville road
A rig driven by Charles McDonald was struck by a car driven by Mer man W. Signat at the corner of Calum Din Avenue and Wecumsen street. The McFerland family, including McFerland who was thrown from the rig, were unable to continue their trip and were taken home by Mr Slerist. His knee injury was described as slight.
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Charles McDonald
Maynville Road
Merman W. Signat
Wecumsen
McFerland
Slerist
Western delegates favor Marshall as dark horse candidate
Garrett state representative KM McKennan reported delegates passing through Garrett en route to the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore discussed Governor Marshall as a potential dark horse. The ontrain exchange noted delegates from the western states favored Marshall, with McKennan predicting he would win a large nomination majority if chosen.
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KM McKennan
Garrett
DeKalb County
Fort Wayne
Weasterliy
Garratt
Maltimore
McKennan
Baltimare
Tiomad
Marshall
Lima
Tiwan
Mek
Hia
API
Marah
Amit Ao
Rome City news notes local visits and anniversary
Mrs. Fol som hoemaker and Miss Barbar Bcha of South Bend visit Mrs. J. P. Burnett. Willie Garrison returns to Kendallville from a friend visit. Rev W M Hollobeter and family touring Avilla. Mr. and Mrs. John J Pauley celebrate 25th anniversary at Spring Beach hotel with banquet and tokens. Locals entertain Fort Wayne visitors at Spring Beach. Wanted a good mortar mixer for Mayflower mills.
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Rome City
Ind
Tuite
Folsom Hoemaker
Barbar Bcha
Snacher
South Band
J. P. Burnett
Willie Garrison
Kendallville
Erc
W. M. Hollobeter
Kelty
Pennsville
G. T. Brothwell
Avilla
J. W. Dygert
Fort Wayne
Spring Beach
Tandford
Beach
WI Pettit
Putt Marne
Mer. Thos, O'Dowd
Nich
Fort Warne
Local Odd Fellows Memorial Service at Baptist Church
South Milford Ind June 28 The Local Odd Fellows held a Memorial service this afternoon at the Baptist church with an address by Rev Joseph Bleher. Afterward they visited the cemetery and marked the graves of departed members Georga Nifer was a business visitor to South Bend Sunday The children's meeting at Trinity closed Sunday with an excellent program prepared by a committee including Minnie McCullough Imogene Bastlett Florence Weber Vita Stutching and others Superintendent Propit Barnet and Pastor Joyin Kelx of Walcottville assisted Fred tell died of heart trouble Mrs Frank McCullough was visiting Saturday with Katula Asia and John Englert were visiting Auburn Saturday
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South Milford
Ind
Thair Bath
Joxeah Beleher
Georga Nifer
South Bend
Triniclured
Cail
Iuru McCullough
Imogene Bastlett
Florones Weber
Vita Stutching
Arennes
Fropit Barnet
Joyin Kelx
Walcottvilla
Fred Tell
Frank McCullough
Ail Mix
John Englert
Auburn
Kendallville News Highlights Local Court and Social Notes
Kesler pleaded guilty in Kendallville to operating a car after dark without lights. the fine and costs totaled 11.50. Deputy Burr and Fireman Weber thwarted a looting attempt, seizing robes and whips. A wedding here involved Miss Mary Drewvit. guests from Goshen and other nearby towns attended. Nearby residents and visitors were noted, with several moving or visiting relatives and friends. The law office has moved to 132 East Berry Street.
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Kendallville
Ind
Tune A. Mat ER
Kesler
Mayor Field
Ralph Barr
Fire
Elh
Baley
Btoiz
Mich
Mra
OK Brown
Rome City
Kendalmie
Toot
le Tem
Warle
Tom
Wallice West
Birk
Elaabeth Lave ii
Peraing
Airestny
Tuck Bigg
Mike Veda Derrinam
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