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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
10
Local social roundup lists Ada Nitman, Cyr W. Char, and Noyopan visiting Kendallville and Napoleon. Several residents travel to Huntington, Fort Wayne, and Columbus for family and business, with guests and relatives staying in Butler and nearby towns. Extended visits include Mr and Mrs. Shaperland, Mrs. Fosdick, and the Keller reunion attendees, plus multiple trips to see relatives across Indiana.
A concert at Robison Park was noted alongside a court verdict. An official named Lach KHUST from a company faced a guilty ruling. Tina Wey York, Joseph Belphysan, and Carnefle Trust Co related figures appeared in connection with a fraud case.
The Tas Por Wayne chapter of the American Institute of Banking notes Governor Marshall reappointing George A. Butler as deputy examiner for the state board of accounts. The chapter votes thanks for the appointment, credits Butler and Marshall, and orders a copy of the resolutions sent to the governor. Secretary Albert Algeler mails the resolutions.
Kuhne & Co offers money to ban on improved real estate at a low rate of interest referenced with the address 723 Court Street. The brief notice highlights available financing for property improvements and draws attention to affordable borrowing terms.
Churubusco residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. L D Crabbl left for Auburn to visit her uncle Carl Wilderson. Joseph M Richards spent yesterday in Fort Wayne with his son Ira. Frank Sebert of Auburn visited Reuben Koch and returned home. George F Arthur left for Chicago on business. Trustee Slagle and Attorney Richler were at the county seat on business. W H Barnhart returned from Chicago with cattle for his farm east of town. Mr. and Mrs CM Parks and children of Fort Wayne came for a week‑end visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs John McQuire and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Parks and others were present. Myra G W Shelly and Lemuel Swally’s family traveled to Fort Wayne. L. W. Elftenberry of the city drug store went to Auburn on business. Vallorous Brown and Dr Brisea plan a visit to Fort Wayne to consult about his affliction. His friends hope relief from the illness. Miss Laura Dunkin of Indiana Bay left Brandon for home after two weeks with her sister. W Gandy made a trip with an auto to Wolf Lake and Kimmel.
Notice to subscribers that payments toward the Building Fund are due July 1. Donors may remit to Mrs. A. J. Veney, treasurer, or pay in person at the Association building, 216 West Berry.
Auburn News reports Van Auken awarded the curb contract for Kendallville, with him becoming temporary resident. Aughenbaugh, a law school graduate, plans to practice law in the city and will reside in Ligonier. A semiannual election of officers for the Prthian-Slerers reveals listed names and titles, including Mary Beltgler as captain of the degnen team, and Goodall now sole owner of the All ard Lumber company after taking over the rock business.
Crowds grow daily as the store promotes big savings before the dissolution sale ends Monday July 3rd. Shoppers are urged to act now to snag discounted shirts underwear and athletic wear with prices slashed across all sizes and lines.
Lagrange Indiana June 2. Hon. Ly Badley left for Indianapolis to appear before the state board of pardons on behalf of Joseph Barcelona who seeks a parole from the state penitentiary. Barcelona, an Italian, was sentenced to life for the killing in a Stroh dance hall fight two years ago. He had been in this country a short time and, due to language confusion, misinterpreted words and gestures as threats before stabbing Tritch. A large local effort supports his parole with petitions and letters to the pardons board. FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. L. McConnanny of Elmira NY testifies it helped him greatly.
Lagrange news items report pardons pending before the state pardon board for J. Barenona in an Indiana case, plus returns from visits by Mrs. H. A. Holderman and others. Local business notes include Farmers Telephone Company moves, married licenses granted to Gaskill and Keyes, Allanena and Rhoonay, and a county treasurer trip to Indianapolis.
June 22-3 notes list local residents and visitors in Woodburn and Antwerp. Mentions Roberts Abent spending weekend in Warsaw for a trip to Grabiit Baturday. Henry Obert at Fort Wayne on Saturday. Pou! Aupapurgor and Oxf Hammon at Hirlan Monday. Flelds of Antwerp in town. Neal Bernard of Antwerp visited nova Monday. Dr J Mawr Fort Wayne visitor. About fourteen Modern Woodmen members attended a meeting in New Haven Monday evening.
Miss Mary Lantz of Fort Wayne stayed with relatives in law and vicinity last week. Fort Wayne shoppers Exma Klopfenstein and Miss Clara Keesler were in town. Numerous Yoder and Garman relatives visited, hosted at Solomon Yoder's home, with many Fort Wayne and Grabill guests. A social and band concert at Grabill is planned for Saturday evening July 4 with activities and a Precious Blood picnic.
Charles W. Morse, the New York banker serving a federal prison term for violating banking laws, failed in his bid for release. Morse’s attorneys filed a writ of habeas corpus and noted an appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
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