High school youth deny taking auto in city case
A juvenile court case centers on two high school youths charged in the theft of a Ford sedan from a Bluffton store lot Saturday night. Rossington and Stirling, previously in juvenile court, faced motions to dismiss and possible jury trial as prosecutors argued the incident was a flimsy charge. The youths, recently well dressed, testified under guard while regional Lutheran services and church activities filled the community timetable.
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Vorwaerts Society Celebrates Founding Anniversary
The Vorwaerts Society honors 20 year members Herman Mackwitz Edward Junghans and Charlee J Leheiman. Dr Curl B South Indianapolis delivered the principal address noting German unity and the enduring German spirit in America. Local leaders urged continued youth engagement and broader cultural aims.
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Indianapolis
Americgn Gymnuade Union
South Tree
Move to Divide Synod Launched in Fort Wayne
Contested split proposal between Missouri and Concordia synods aims to divide the synodic services. Featured speakers include Rev. Elekennedt of Laporte and Rev. Wiliam Biel of Emanuel Fort Wayne, with a 9:30 a.m. service and a 1:00 p.m. English sermon led by Rev. K Ziegler of Hamilton. Special services planned across Emanuel and Concordia churches with multiple pastors from Cincinnati Kokomo Cleveland and St Louis regions.
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Cleveland
O W. Linnemeier
North Studson
Zion Church
Lutheran Convention
Wew
Fred Wambsganss
W. Moll
Eb, Luecke
A. J. Hollmann
Lankéennu
Pheodors Vrunk
Th. Schurdel
Emanuel Church
Elekennedt
Laporte
Wiliam Biel
Fort Wayne
Concordia Church
WC. Jordan
K Ziegler
Hamilton
Misaouri Synod Lutheran
Garman
R. Goetz
Cincionati
O. J. Stismin
Kokomo
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We. Louis
Watilhennes
Thomas Glenn Penn R R veteran dies in Fort Wayne
Thomas Glenn, a veteran of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died at 71 after a long career rising from subordinate roles to passenger conductor by 1879. Born March 3, 1848 in Allegheny County, Pa, he married Milby Vinla DePuy in Van Wert, Ohio in 1873. He leaves son Walter D. Glenn and daughter Mrs William Craig of Lafayette, Ind. Funeral at 2609 Hoggland Avenue Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Rev. H. R. Hostetter officiating. Burial in Van Wert, Ohio.
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Murder suspect sticks to story in river tent tracing
The suspect, grilled by Auburn and Fort Wayne officials, maintains a tale with several discrepancies. He alters timelines from leaving his tent to arriving home after the tragedy and denies knowledge of the incident as investigators uncover muddy clothes and a possible delayed return.
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Man Held as Suspect in Auburn Double Murder
Officers probe motives after a deadly explosion and a man named Nic Sheffer is jailed in Auburn amid a tense investigation. Mrs Shaffer regains consciousness but cannot identify the attacker while Detective Sergeant Walter Immel joins efforts across Auburn and Fort Wayne to connect past cases and the latest shooting with a possible enemy plot.
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Immediate Investigation of Mine Battle Disorder
An urgent call for a military board of inquiry follows intense mining battlefield violence. General Black proposes immediate investigation as morgue scenes reveal casualties. Survivors describe a grim toll among men women and children with wounds from bullets rifles and buckshot.
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Black
Military Board of Fnquiry
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Dr Harrod Heads Electric Physicians at National Meet
Dr Harrod of Fort Wayne chaired the closing session of the fifty second annual convention. Waukesha Wisconsin was chosen as the site for the 1927 convention. Officers elected include Dr D W Sultam of Tampa as first vice president Dr George S Wight of Nashville as vice president and Dr Willem P Bast as corresponding secretary.
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