Wedding and farm mishap prompts town notices in Zanesville
Zanesville Ind June 26 Mr and Mrs Bride Ditendorter returned home after visiting relatives near Roanoke. A farm accident occurred when Dee Jamilton dropped a hammer and his team bolted, colliding with a buggy and causing wreckage near Henry Reeds. Several townsfolk shown at social events and church gatherings with multiple Keplinger and Shoup family mentions. Community calendar includes road election, visits, and forthcoming lectures by Rev Beauchamp and Rev Johnson.
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Zanesville
Ind
Nira
Bride
Roanoke
Dee Jamilton
Henry Reed
Tani
Ine Weaver
Niel Hobe
Mary
Jake Smith
Kepinger
Gupper
Keplinger
Myra
Lnlle
Julesture
Col. Str
Tr. Replinger
Gertrude
Harley Keplinger
Bon
Luredette
Elta Colt
Moelsa
Ethel Metz
Port Waynes
Mart Wickilite
Fort Wayne Saturdaay
Dire
Wille
Hetter Aly Uguel
Matthew Kirk
Bruce"Hartug
Wits
Fort Wayne
FO. Hartap
Heiress engagement ends over broken car
Powell laments a blown engagement after a costly car fiasco. He says he planned to marry a rich heiress, valued at around 100k, but the vehicle broke down causing delays and the following day she sent a letter breaking the engagement.
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Howell
Powell
State accountants to complete work Thursday
State accountants will finish work Thursday as officials prepare a report for Chief Pelortty. The timetable indicates new counts will be reviewed, with corrections noted where necessary. The committee expects the tally to be accurate and to reflect proper procedures across the board.
Alleged Thief Shoots Philadelphia Policeman
March 26 report from Philadelphia notes an alleged thief shot a policeman during an attempted jewelry theft. The suspect, a 16 year old identified as Merhert Johnson, resisted officers before being overpowered and arrested. Police recovered weapons and the scene occurred at a jewelry shop believed to hold stolen items.
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Phot Pawling
Pelican
Wae
Kfihal
Merhert Johnson
Preserve Youth and Beauty with Proper Womanly Care
An advertisement urges women to study their womanly system for health and longevity. It touts The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and Dr Pierze medical books, compares the female body to a fine watch needing oiling, and claims remedies like Favorite Prescription and Celden Medical Discovery cure female troubles, citing a testimonial of renewed strength and weight gain.
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Ansar
Common Sense
R. ¥. Digres
Pierze
Buffalo
Williams
Lymphavon
Famaone
Hoosier Hosts Promote Marshall Delegation Network
Baltimore dispatch reports Hoosier volunteers organizing for Marshall delegates to the Chicago convention. Lists state organizers and reps from Maine to California, noting Indiana absence at ground lines and Tugwart faction influence over the event.
Mrs Beuse Dies in Mishawaka After Tuesday Afternoon
Columbia City Ind June 46 Mtn Col Shoek of near Wilmat reports Mrs Dorn Beuse died Thursday afternoon at four oclock death due to illness. The deceased was forty four years old and married in this county twenty ten years ago. Survived by Geo song and eng brother. Funeral services Thursday morning at the mother home and burial in Sullivan cemetery tentatively.
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Columbia Ulty
Ind
Mtn
Col Shoek
Wilmat
Mra
Geo Song
Eng
Mather
Ofelock
Orville
Vorhees Hasting Whirlwind Early
Vorhees, of Churchillville, accused of adultery with Mrs. Dannee Tate of Une Town, fled toward Fort Wayne after a public dispute. Creditors pursue him as a six month escape to avoid leaving, with property reportedly moved to Nad and alleged trouble causing unrest in the community.
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Commbia Oly
Hidward Vorhees
Churulawco
Joon
Varheex
Wik
Local notes from Kendallville and Wayne areas reported
A jumble of names and places appears from Kendallville News. Residents including Park Wayne, Laredo, Brown, Teves At Le Tiny, and others travel or return from visits, with mentions of kin, friends, and a church schedule. Parochial school plans and local greetings surface amid scattered personal notices.
Fremont News Briefs Highlight Local Officials and Events
Local Fremont notes report Abe Wremont's new pest control charge and Deputy Mich ael remains. A public library project is eyed soon. The retiring postmaster received a ham handed gift. Births and resignations occur at Caywells store, amid school board appointments and community events. Relatives attend a Shelter family reunion as Epworth League attendance remains high.
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Mimor Heplmer
Jennie Tmeberting
Jiowe Amt
Laxratece
Welle Foe Tien
Carey Jordan
Harlem Blac
Gwen Maier
Horn
Ite
T. Ite
Ikrinn
Epworll League
Foge Warne
Honeywell
CileaRe
Fort Rayne
J. WL Waile
Orland
Ceci Lanthar
Pythow
Addionary Grad
Wiig Dart Ot Huntington
Anne Wewilt
Aegius
Ble Nella. A
Fragmented OCR notes from Atlantic City notice
Fragmented text discusses an order by Mayer Bacharach affecting bathing or attire rules. The garbled lines reference men and women and an immediate effect, with mentions of Bill Paytne and a buyer offer. The passage is partial and unclear but indicates a regulatory or public notice issued in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Anne
Mayer Bacharach
Bill Paytne
Ueuch
Dean
Warnes Arid
PATIENTS TO GO HOME FRIDAY FROM COLUMBIA NOTE
Ethel Meitler and Saumen Johanon, two Miguinns, were treated at Pasteur Institute. They are to be discharged Friday and proceed home. Authorities claim they are immune to hydrophobia and will not experience effects of the treatment.
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Columbia Ote
Ethel Meitler
Saumen Johanon
Pasteur
Neture
Alette
Local residents travel and family visits reported in Lagrange
Lagrange news notes June Mitr and Mrs Stemart travel for a funeral. DY Spitend WIE Enid takes a three month course. Mr Hirary Miller and wife depart for Fort Wayne. Mrs Bo Pyle visits Garrett. Karl Myera, former Lakringe Way, in California, spends days at his mother's home. The Hart family and a carnival group activity are mentioned amid a tabernacle gathering. Substantial health updates include Jol Howe's improvement after Fort Wayne hospital stay. Frank Aders visits and other local names are noted with various travels and relatives.
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Lagrange
Ind
Garrett
Tienda
Iwoking
Nome Binimens
Karl Myera
Lakringe Woy
Neon
California
I Howe
Mire
Hart
Fee Crean
Watt
Tabernacle
Jol Howe
Fort Weyne
Ahant Agni
Hs Krendig
Ballers
Saturnay
Lontanse
Frank Aders
Wolcottene
I Lusgranes
Incove Poirow
Wits
Yax- Loriny
Petosing
Mien
Arn Waller Jtkier
Clayton
Fran Ninolx
Lughange
Mee
Hilmietey
Claveen Tinley
Vial Willy
Branning Finishes Annual Report for State Accountants
The Wayne township treasurer Jani Branning has completed the annual report, noting a higher balance at December 31, 1911, than the prior year and an improved financial condition. January receipts totaled 12,106.68, July distributions rose to 16,160.32, and miscellaneous receipts reached 12,068.13 with total receipts at 59,293.71. Disbursements were 97,498.21, leaving a year end balance of 8 9 6 4.5% with an increase of 6,505.16. Branning cites coal and summer months as factors in July gains and notes anticipated year-end balance may rise.
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Wayne Township
Jani
Jabunes
Branning
Helanen
Butler News: Old National ads on page three
Butler area mentions many residents and visitors with social notes from Go Lakeland to Akron and Fort Wayne. The column records arrivals, departures, visits, family gatherings, and a planned marriage near Port Huron with Correlly. Local churches, schools, and farms figure in denoting community ties and ongoing events.
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Old National Bank
Butler News
Opera Cream for Freckles Promises Clear Skin
Popular beauty cream claims to remove freckles and blotches with a gentle, softening action. Advertised as a long standing beauty aid, it pledges a velvet texture and spotless complexion, sold by druggists and a named distributor.
City News Petition by Janitors for Higher Wages
A group of janitors at city schools plans a mass meeting next Monday night to demand higher wages. The event, led by a well known local figure, will discuss Oregon links and other concerns, with support from families. A two meal gathering will follow at the residence noted in Whitley County township to benefit a local Sunday activities act.
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Oresmind
Chy
Punter
Éstatsman
Jett
Syeslerd
Ftethoen
Oregon
Lina
Thera
Jane
Tetterany — Township
Whitley
Sumilay
Acthons
Precious Blood Church Picnic Opens Fourth of July Parade
A 1912 notice notes a Precious Blood Church picnic on July 4 with transportation by Huffman cars to the event, inviting parishioners and neighbors to join the celebratory day.
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Precious Blood Church
Huffiman
Young Urumps Involved in Dinner Dispute
A fragmented report describes youths from Urumps accused of stealing dinner invitations from Tom Donovan and Torelen Workman. One suspect was captured, another escaped with two buckets. The injured man was reunited after a court appearance and sent to a community dinner before returning to work on the section.
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Tom Donovan
Torelen
Heath
le Pal Teeing
Covd
Kovd
Chanes
Wink to Open New Grocery and Book Trade in Comba City
WINK announces plans to dispose of groceries and move into a new building in Comba City. He will handle packaging but will also deal in queensware books periodicals and newspapers. He has years of experience in Chicago and formerly ran a similar trading business there.
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Coumba City
Ind
Wink
Breuue
Tuveday
We New Buildng
Willie
Chicago
Axpore
Jane
Churubusco News Reports Irid Visit and Church Services
Churubusco residents Kronk of Columbia City returns home after visiting relatives. Fourteen services announced for Green Center and Thorn Creek area with Rev. LeCount and local families hosting guests. May Flannery of Bennet, Michigan, to lead preaching and attend services in Green Center area.
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Churubusco
Irid
Milas
Tae Kronk
Columbia City
Suen OG
Tauvlin
Sthandith
Tider
W. B Stanley
Roanoke
Carl Kinsey
Fsnesty
Chicago
Mra
Local residents host guests and travel updates
Yesterday evening Mic stayed as a guest with Mr and Mrs Nate Clingerman. J J Stockert left for Auburn Fort Wayne and Decatur on a business trip. Mrs James Zolman and children left for Avaln to spend ten days with her mother, Mrs John Hanlon. M J Morrigny, a teacher from Austin, arrived to visit with his parents Dr and Mrs Ray Morrison. Enyeart and family arrived to spend time in Blue, and W H Jeante and children of Holgate visited friends before returning home. Mire Witham tones of Gam City returned home after a lake visit with her mother Mrs Ivins, planning to spend the summer there. Jessen Cramer returned home after visiting friends. Barmeecil of New York City, here on elevator concerns, left for Bend. Jake Brean went to Walraven for business. A A Beavers left for Columbia City to visit his mother. Mrs Frank Witham is staying in Columbia City with her sister Mrs Feess Phil. Mr and Mrs Harse Berea and children arrived this morning to visit their parents.
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Brizhiniire
Butlee Tieckly
Red
Joe Huse
Akron
Butler
Fiost
Mrs. Casnedy
Atwater
Ategna
Isyort
Harry Dix
Columbus
Willie
O. P. Noel Jolt
Tle
Militart Udy
A. A. Gort
Sinter
van Tarnar
Brean
Dheir Asteter
Fastorin
Ilanese
Mira Haxa Yates
Sun- Me
Ale
Tasday
Andy Mitinun
Uryan
O. Epgat
Br Buters
Queel
Iclanda
Miew Real Holtzhers
Chica Junction
Fueday
Couwin
Itis
Hannity Mcintosh
Dien Mayan
Annuizinta
Chicago
Avin Lo
Mrs Wilmon
Miss Cromer
Miss Byers
Ober
Isabioy
Christian Merald
Wer Parenta
Mer
Mex
Shannon Shultz
WI Milles
Bern
Angola
Sarah Aldrich
Henry ‘Tons
MVE
Aldrich
Sim Jennings
Kendallville
Wty
Sday
Anida Spyder
Bin
Johstent
Kecklins
L Miser
Hone Millard
Keeniit
Anaiel Howser
Auburn
Mra
Milley
Waterloo
Zia Lice
Thahath Toca
Sherm Robinett
George Powers
John W. Brown
Nona
Raynolia
Iant Munzlett
Delegh
HI. Murphey
Wayne
Gingrey
Frank Nicamone
Ufugar Butler
Tussaay
Port Huron
Ont
Nila EN. Correlly
Coerelly
Tunity
Nini
Dion
Aniri
Init
Winhita
Lake Shore & Michigan
Hhuthern
Patterson
Mic
Nate Clingerman
J. J. Stockert
Fort Wayne
Decatur
James Zolman
Avaln
iMra
John Hanlon
M. J. Morrigny
Austin
Nay
Nay. Srrived Yesterday To Visit For Some Weeks With His Parents, Dr. and Mra
Ray Morrison
Cume
W. H. Jeante
Holgate
Raturast
Gam City
Bloe Lake
Bend Cohaition
Jake Brean
Walrasian
Businesn
Chitece Garett
Hse
Mr Dewrdart
Noudletie Contests At Frater Park Fourth of July Picnic
Gilliren inviting participation in the noudletie contests at Frater park's Fourth of July picnic. Invited to Professor Henry Moyer at Furnverein Vorwmerta or to Mr. Ryn A. Siren of W227 Broadway for involvement.
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Gilliren
Frater Park
Anttina Fx
Henry Moyer
Furnverein Vorwmerta
Ryn A. Siren
Broadway
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