Woman bootlegger sentenced in Fort Wayne court
Stella Setkevicz, alias Stella Setkeiwicz, of 1339 Horace Street, must serve 60 days in Indiana Women's Prison for manufacturing shine. Judge Wood also fines her 200 dollars. Ninety quarts of whisky were linked to the case as officers testified, and neighbors noted her prior jail evasion.
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Stele
Setivewile
Horace Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana Womun
Wood Foud
Ulrealt
Tualte
Stella
Europe
Ryan
Pra Secutar
Ayuly Cranhy
W. 1
Ted Heer
Contested Addison Estate Forefront of Local Court Fight
A lengthy court action over George Addison’s estate continues as parties including Kathor, Mary Hartar, and Kennel contest the will and seek control. A jury previously ruled for O’Conner in a related matter involving Wearly fraud allegations. Damages claims arising from a motor accident and an auctioned colt mortgage are noted, with insurers named and parties to settle claims.
Appraisers Named for Wayne Township Land Ceiling Feasibility
Appraisers including Doud Albert Schant and Youle 14 Meare Rive named to set a ceiling price on land in Wayne Township. The Nolan estate Investors own the parcel. David Wartle sues Mitta Harris through Treward Cluirhorn for divorce and cruelty. Mul Mex Thix sues Marles Wilkes & Son for 10000 and costs. Ade Thorn wage issue tied to Franka Tambor conveyance for 100. Charles Philley resigns veteran status noted.
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Doud
Albert
Schant
Youle
Meare Rive Heal
Agtha
Anthony Wayne
Selinat
Wayne Township
The
Nolandteatty Investors Company
Ade Thorn
Franka Tambor
Charles Philley
Annual Catholic Women Retreat Opens At St Josephs Convent
Catholic Women hold their annual retreat at St Josephs Convent Tipton Indiana opening Thursday night June 29 and lasting until Monday morning July 3. Departure via traction leaves 1 p m Thursday for attendees traveling to the event.
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St. Joseph's Convent
Tip‘ton
Ind
Traction
City union meeting announced at local venues
The Mil Styven union at the W. C. TU plans a meeting with Mon Bath Carrington this afternoon at West Cretsh ion Avenue. Mrs Kingey will conduct a union stand service while members gather at the B. & S. drug store at 2 o'clock.
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MIL Styven Union
W. C. TU
Mon Bath Carrington
West Cretshion Avenum
Mra Kingey Wil
Maombera
B. & 8. Drug
Oetoek
Alleged Moonshiner Faces Serious Charge
A muddled OCR fragment reports an alleged moonshiner facing a serious charge. The text mentions police action, a capture in a yard, and an investigation into a crime scene, with several names and places garbled beyond recognition.
Picnic Draws Countywide Attention At Lakeside Bath
County residents from all parts plan to attend a big picnic at Lakeside Bath on Sunday July 3 hosted by the Jefferson club. Chairman L C Beblly reports many country people will join from Adams and neighboring counties. The Moose band will perform afternoon and evening as tickets circulate among club members for a five year trade offer.
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Winona
Lake
Ind
Winona Lake
Oswald Hyan
The
American Legion
Claude J. Greis
Actos
Warsaw Sui
Indiana National Guard
Warsaw
Argos
Winenw
John C. Peterson
Winona Assembly
Allen County
Lakeside Bath
Jefferson Club
L.C. Bebllys
Wzantfff
To- Dilvya Saye
Adams County
Moose
Bohilya Planns
Genet
Indoor Baseball Clash Promises Training for Key Rivals
The Jefferson club outlines a forthcoming Indoor baseball fray where Intercat rivals will cross bats. The appesing team promises an excellent opportunity to practice batting ahead of the big battle, arousing keen interest among spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club
Intercat
Convoy News Crew Returns From Meter Trip and Visits
Jimen McClure and family have returned home from a meter trip to Hrgan Ohio where they visited their daughter Mrs Win iam Missler and relatives in Hickaville and Oakland. Members of the Methodist League including Mrs James Miller attended a meeting in Micksville Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday. Martha Snyder and Mr and Mrs J S Snyder plan a motor trip to Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canadian points. Delegates Andrew Dauler Ervin Kreischer and Paul Sheets attended the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's convention in Napoleon Ohio on Wednesday.
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Jimen McClure
Hrgan
Mra
Winiam Missler
Hickaville
Oakland
Methodist League
James Miller
Micksville
Toerdar
M. E. League
A. J. Smith
Gaughter
Martha
J. 5
Sanitary Goods Ad Promises Complete Department Deals
A local advertisement touts the sanitary goods department as the most complete in the city. It claims shoppers are told daily by clerks that towels are measured by need, offering a man sized towel for 2 cents and a dozen towels delivered for 29 cents.
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Court News
Stella Setkewicz
Addison Estate
George Addigun
Addinor
Woad
Mary Hartar
Addinon
Otonmor & Boas
DUNES
Robert
Monyte
Wayne & Norther
Udlame Traydon
Coupany
Waa
Nsdn
Eli
Turredt & Wurrett
Curt
O'Conner
Guy
Charlie
Chadwick
Ann Att
Aller
Dotylua
Mabel Huva
Iman
Jason Patton
Mia Jahneen
Wather Fry
Loets Forest
Noel Winely
Yaple & Tooter
Taaurangs Company
COLT
Vy Mare
William Ricks
Turmer
Homer Boswer
Leriee Court
John Griffin
Severs Dollays
Nerd Ko Tor
Bleha
Harris
David Wartle
Trent
Maarles Wilkes & Son
GALE
Charles Phitley
Spaniah
Dirigible
Lakehurst
No 1
Atabert Lath Wits
Deloiniad
Aldine
Tor
Kealger
Glerk
Mian Tue Mettethy
Clerte
Atonhya Bhiter Leonard
Bat
Yoaell
McMinken
Phy
Judge Ballou
Midge Halles Piel le Superior Court
Coldwater
Plow Company
SLES
Theo
Anta'e Porruit
Rt Wayne
Stouck
Recorders Aftion
James Ty. Murphy
Sawyer
Bkitcher
Bonker
Alfred Edward F Pederaplel
Ceccilia Matis Zurbach
City News
Mr. W. 5
Hughes
Greenville
Del
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denny
Greinayn
Burwell
Hiv Chew
MBH
Awon Was
Hiuday
Foe
Nunset Ogden
de Tort
Samtel Wette
Mita Mildred Fn
Waruw
Birt
Wayne
Allen
Babi
California
Jean
Udine
Taciin
Mnathem Donand
Mambare
Suaiese Bureau
Steele-Myers Co
West Berry Street
Axminsters
Axminster
Waterp
Convoy News
Conway
Wetlm & d
Lima
Chicago
Peorgette Crepe
Steeler
Yarnelle
Elzewhere
Sreelat
Mary Garden
Venus
Hartmann
Dresa
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