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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
7
Westbound trains depart at 9 0 P M 1 1 30 A M and 1 10 P M with connections to Peru and Indianapolis. Southbound trains run at 2 00 P M 5 00 P M 6 0 0 P M and 10 0 0 P M. Limited trains connect via Peru for Indianapolis. contact agent J F Beber for details.
Frenk Helser and wife attended an aunt's funeral in Columbia City last Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Hively visits Macy this week with relatives. Dug Shireman makes a North Manchester trip to haul junk. Locals attended a show in North Manchester. Walter Stout, returning from Indianapolis, enjoys summer at home. Dr. Shock from Fort Wayne reports his wife improving after hospital care. Cal Gresso, Harley ager, and jwlven camping at Yellow Creek. Ezra Funk returns from Wabash, Georgia Palmer visits Ellhart. Timer Maurer called to North Manchester for a nephew's death. Mrs. Wilson travels from Warsaw. Dr. Graft and family stay at Myrtle Glenn Park in Wabash. Mabel Perry, ill at her sister’s home, improves slowly. Appendicitis surgery two weeks ago well. recovery slow. Taylor university quartet to appear at Methodist church next Wednesday evening.
In Lisbon Ind on June 24 Miss May Herrick returns to Los Angeles Calif to resume employment as a nurse after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J Herrick and friends. Mr and Mrs Barretts plan a short honeymoon trip to Billhart to visit relatives. The rain today laid dust but did not dampen the mood.
City Clerk Harry Lowry notes Fort Wayne praise for H W Meinzen the druggist at Maumpe and University corner introducing here the simple buckthorn glycerine mix Adler I ka. The amble Garmin remedy touted to ease stomach gas and constipation with a single dose and tax relief surprise to residents.
Bred Buecker Jr., from rural route 1, rushed to Hope Hospital for appendicitis and is expected to recover. Mrs. A J Vesey, wife of attorney Allen J Vesey, was taken to Hope Hospital for surgery after a four o clock operation. James Hirsh of Garrett shows improvement after a strangulated hernia operation in St Josephs Hospital. Mayor Felix Maler and his brother Simon celebrate a 41 mile bike ride from Montpelier to set a record in three hours. Mrs Emil Jillian Paul of Montgomery Street faces a sanity review after threatening a neighbor with an empty gun. Mrs W F Keeley receives a box of giant sweet peas from Peru. A band concert by B P C E is set for Emmaus Hall with 25 cent admission.
DECATUR Ind June 25 John Wynn Dudley known as Win Dudley aged fifty two farmer two miles north of Wren Ohio died last night after seven years of illness Bright's disease his widow Delori Stewart survives with two children Carl at home and Opal married to Alfred Meyers also two brothers Jasper and James and three sisters Mrs George Dull of Wren Mrs Maitle Cowens and Mrs Dr Erwin Valparaiso Funeral set for Friday at 10 AM Pleasant View Baptist Church with Rev Hamilton officiating
For five dollars we will fashion an oscillating fan from your statue electric fan. Phone 7104.
Harry Vee, a carnival employee badly burned in a gasoline explosion last week, expresses defiant pluck as his battle against injuries continues at Sir Joseph's hospital. His resolve is noted despite severe burns and ongoing treatment.
Auburn visitor Mrs Hart Brant visits relatives as John Spice of South Milford does business in the area. M J Thomas and Berths attend Eastern Star in Buller. W Hall of Kendall visits J A Knauer family. Virgil Treash resigns as post at Knauer Stars and joins Yeast Foam. Mrs J C Wallis from Garrett visits Net purente. Mrs W H Rodhill accompanied by her daughter. Mrs G C Thornberg of North Baltimore sister of Mr Rinkhill. Phyilla McDonald shops in Kendallville. Mrs Hazel Johnson of Schenectady stays with grandmother Mrs Robert Buchanan. Adam Kine of Nebraska visits his brother Henry. The Locher Adventvity of the Christian church meets at Mrs Wm McDonald’s Thursday.
A local election notice urges voters to support Charles Brasch as the Democratic candidate for councilman at large.
Mrs. Abraham Bronneman of Leesburg dies after years of rheumatism at age about seventy. She is survived by six children including OB Robison and Mrs C F Jordan of Leesburg, and Frank Trennemann. The funeral will be held Monday at the Waptig church in Oswego with Rev Nathaniel officiating. Also notes other local items: Leeebgre Grays beat North Webster 13 to 9, Allen etc.
A special and extraordinary Oriental Rug Sale runs Friday Saturday and Monday June 27 28 and 30. Gor Mr Frank J Rahe in New York car pet market secured seventy five newly imported rugs at cash prices enabling sales at roughly half usual prices. Rugs range from two by three feet to six by seven feet suitable for stairs tables or floors. Displayed in Court street windows with sales only on the three dates. Selection includes Belouchistans 11.90 Bokharas 16.65 Mosues 23.75 with returns allowed within 30 days.
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