Bishop Alerding Announces Changes At Cathedral Parish
Reverend Father Moorman delivered a farewell style sermon at the Cathedral marking the end of Father Alerding’s long tenure as assistant. The changes shift Rev. Mother Man to a new post as St Vincent’s Logansport names a pastor and Rev. George Mayr becomes assistant at St. Anne’s Lafayette.
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Mejurad
Ind
Hermen J. Aler
Catherral
Father Moorman
Jabor
Motherman
Fort Warne
St Vincent's
Loganscort
Father Roche
Lpan
Father Cresson
Father Hottenroth
Father Oechtering
George Mayr
St. Anne's, Lafayente
Auburn News Briefs Highlight Local Jobs and Gatherings
Auburn Indiana June 25. Seiler eraptored in a focal factory has been retained by Streacor Astor Car of Streator as superintendent of repair with a salary increase. Knights of Pythias memorial services were held with graves decorated. The Bitch family reunion on July 4 at Jerome Glorvd’s Allen county home drew about thirty-five families. Local residents Douglas Olio and Virginia plan a two week automobile trip, visiting leaders in the region. Dekalb Farmers Mutual Insurance directors held a meeting in Auburn, noting premium savings and prompt loss payments. The Cherry tree in Dekalb County set a county production record with 79 quarts harvested from one tree. The spring tax collections totaled $215,770.62 with delinquent taxes $34,481 turned over to the state. Deputy Shown and other locals moved to Butler to assume school superintendent duties. Captain Dentron and Colonel Bowman left for Boonser Indiana for infantry regimental shoot. F B Sears and wife welcomed a child. father serves as assistant manager of Auburn Auto Company.
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Deaths Emelie Lens Wife of Herman Lens
Emelie Lens died at 3 34 Sunday morning at her parents home 83 Walnut Street age 26. She is survived by two children Eimer and Carl and a sister. A devout Emmaus Lutheran member she funeral services were held at 2 oclock Tuesday from the residence and at 2 30 from the Simmons Lutheran church with Rev Wambsgrass. Burial at Concordia cemetery.
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Indiana Politics Stir as Taft Visit Sparks Governor Race
Indiana Republicans and Democrats weigh governor hopefuls amid Taft visit. Report cites Bookwalter’s rising candidacy, LaFollette’s weak delegate path, and bourbon-era rivalries. Fleming, Ralston, Lamb, Moss, and Boehne maneuver for party control with county option and temperance stances shaping schemes.
Senecas Club Elects Officers for Year
At the annual meeting of the Senecas club in Kapnel deck rooms the following officers were elected for the coming year: Lloyd Larriniera president, Arthur Aiken vice president, Kenneth Brown secretary, Worrest User treasurer. Plans are underway for a summer outing to be held in northern Indiana.
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Kapnel Deck
Lloyd Larriniera
Arthur Aiken
Kenneth Brown
Worrest User
Anyaral
Thexmmer
Indiana
Walther League Outing At Schroeder Grove
About 200 Walther Leaguers attended the annual Zion's Walther league outing Sunday at Schroeder's Grove south of Fort Weyhe. Weather limited program. seniors beat juniors in a 12 to 0 ball game. Races and field events for girls juniors and seniors, and committee members Brame Bueski Jer Frieda Wermurn Jana Relbke Clara Schweir and Louise Boehner aided the event.
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Zion's Walther League
Schroeder's Grove
Fort Weyhe
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Jer
Frieda. Wermurn
Jana Relbke
Clara Schweir
Louise Boehner
Rain Marred Lutheran City Leagues Meet at Bingen
Rain curtailed most events at the Lutheran City Leagues field day in Bingen Indiana with 400 attendees. The day featured a 9 to 3 ball game where Fort Wayne’s Emments defeated St Pauls, plus guessing contests races jumping bowling shooting and horseshoes. Concordia orchestra performed as organizers Oscar Bender Arthur Meyers Catherine Vonderau Otto Slemean Marguerite Dorn Lillian Lapp Paul Hughesotan C Utmer Charles Weigmar Emma Lagper Theodore Miller Edwin Wentken Otte Belazh oversaw the event.
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Bingen
Ind
St Paul's
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Arthur Meyers
Catherine Vonderau
Otto Slemean
Mar-guerite Dorn
Lillian Lapp
Paul Hugeotan
C. J.utmer
Local Dignitaries and Visitors Arrive in Columbia City
Columbia City hosts a parade of visitors from Detroit Milwaukee Huron and Chicago as residents and relatives arrive for summer visits. People include Water Laxerence Tom Miller Mrs Kopanity and daughter Charlotte Earl Adams Miss Hazel Hartman and several collegiate delegates from Rushville headed for Rome City for a lakeside week.
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Adams
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Lew Beiggeman
Cleveland Township
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Jeff
Fort Wayne
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Ruth
Helen Garmon
Florence DeTurk
W. Fax
Rome City
Hazel Hartman
Rushville
Tri-Kabps Sorority
Thin Organization
Aliss Hackson
Ruskville
Kendallville Visitors Spark Local Gossip and Plans
June 24 Kendallville notes Mrs E Hollinger and Miss Alice Hollinger visit Grietol for a few days with relatives. Prof GS Herrick, permanship instructor in Gary schools, visits Lisbon briefly and plans to travel south to New Orleans. Local group from Kingston Olde relocates. five hundred ladies may return to city. A Macabbean party at Star Hall Tuesday after noon aims to attract newcomers.
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Lisbon hosts open air meetings and local events
Clergy arranged July and August open air meetings at the Airdome with ministers from the city to lead Sunday services. Royal Neighbors observed Children's Day at the F. F. hall with a Lisbon Dramatic Club program and refreshments. The Hoosier Amusement compact relocated to Blue Island to continue stake games with Kennallville residents. Henrietta Niswander reportedly to wed Henry E. Hill, both Rendallville high school classmates. Rendallville highlights include C. G. R. Waterhouse owning thirteen farms worth about 260,000 with 4,500 value fields.
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Clarente Binley
Angola
Royal Neighbors of America
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Lisbon
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Ruth
Arthur Baxter
Detroit
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Auburn
Junction
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Warsaw News item brief social notes and exams
War saw news from Tet reports Mrs Marath Whisler received a pension schedule note. Center ward school had over a hundred applicants for teachers licenses. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with travels and social events including gatherings in Warsaw and Mishawaka.
Mil ford News Item Highlights Local Deaths and Wheat Loss
Farmers in Milford, Indiana report one third of their wheat broken by the by. The Grand Army from Milford attended the funeral of George W. Cart at New Patis Thursday. Mrs Sharp of Sharp Brazkerys died, birth to a child two weeks ago and did not recover. The babe is living. Delbert Zoohn has not eaten since May 17 and plans to wait for appetite before eating. Mr Loehr’s wife died years ago of consumption and his current wife is in California for health.
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New Patis
Harley Sharp
Sharp Brazke
Wowasge Lake
Mr. Loehr
Jie
California
Mr. Lohr
Great cyclone devastates coast from Pisague to Antofagatta
Valparaiso reports a large cyclone causing torrential rains and massive damage. More than 200 people killed or injured as disaster spreads from Iquique to surrounding regions. Vessels and cargo suffer heavy losses with ships adrift and derelict in unsettled seas.
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Chile
Mystery surrounds death by own action unsolved
A man found dead Saturday along the banks of the Alacanzi west of Rolling Rois is believed to have died by his own action. Authorities push clues like a railroad ticket fragment and initials on a ring and linen in hopes of identifying the deceased, with relatives expected to provide details.
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Alacanzi
Vacation Necessity Journal-Gazette Reader Service Ad
A brief reader service notice invites readers to take the Journal-Gazette on summer trips and read the issue the day of publication. It explains how to change address with Circulation Manager by mail or telephone.
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Journal-Gazette
World's Greatest Steamer Olympic Near New York Arrival
The steamship Olympic arrives in New York on its maiden transatlantic voyage, touted as the largest ship in the world. It crossed the Atlantic in 5 days 3 hours 42 minutes at an average speed around 21 knots, features a 400-dancer ballroom, Turkish bath, swimming pool, gymnasium, squash court, and multiple decks. The vessel measures 882 feet in length with a 92-foot beam, stands about 100 feet above the Woolworth Building height, carries 650 crew, and weighs 18,000 tons.
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