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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

13

Corner Stone Layed At Grace Mission In Rolling Mill District

Solemn ceremonies marked the corner stone laying for Grace Mission in the Rolling Mill district. Rev J P Potts presided with pastors C O Spirey Edward Omery and others speaking. artifacts placed inside included a Bible new Testament and photos. History notes traced the foreign mission’s growth from a rented room to a church with a large Sunday school and night classes, powered by Rev Potts and Miss Stella Nelson, among others.

Qrner GRACE Mission Rolling A Grace Mission Ail Tase Éiser T. P. Potts Third Presbyterian Church Calheun Street C. O. Spirey Bethany Prbyterian Church Edward Omery Third Presbytehurch William McKay Miss Nelson Edward Montgomery Presbyterian Church Dr. Fox Montgomery Christ Clayton Johnson George Blakley Lydia Cline Pittsburg Mir. Potts Stella Nelson John Kabisch

Local Teachers Mentioned in Partial List

Snippet lists several educators including Mrs. O Paers, Miss McKeag, Steli2, Nelson, H. T. Pendeld, Mrs. M. T. Penteld, Miss Helen Goosen and Miss Sweeney as teachers associated with Ports. The fragment notes roles and connections among these instructors.

O' Paers As McKeag Nelson H. T. Pendeld M. T. Penteld Helen Goosen Sweeney

Local notes from Garrett area residents and visitors

The Loatio News records a flurry of short notices: Crystal Young visits her aunt Mrs Fred Wart in Roan, Viva McCoy returns to Kimmell after a week with J H Simon, Adrian and Bertran Hogue of Cleveland visit grandparents Mr and Mrs James Hogue, Roseprogh sells his onion farm west of town to W E McDanale of Fort Branch for a dress, McDonald takes over the farm and moves goods, Stanley Brows and family enjoy an outing at Lake Gage, WW Martin and F E Mutton attend a gathering in Fort Wayne, Forrest Stewart of Avila visits J E Coll and wife, Mrs William Mosnest and Clara Schukey of Fort Wayne visit Mr and Mrs John Dancer, John Wade and wife of Grabill see Mrs Amy Guthrie, Mrs Joseph Knisely remains ill with New Philadelphia parents at bedside, Mrs H S Martin and son Paul attend Grand Rapids high school graduation, Mrs Albert Croy and Vera of Fort Wayne visit with Enoch Croy, Mrs Charles Brown and son Lea spend time in Fort Wayne, Mabsl Rich visits Edna Baker at Atwood Lake camp, Myrtle Zinn and Leah Slaughter of Art visit Marla Zinn and Perma Rich.

Laotto Inge Josaphine Garrett Crystal Young Fred Wart Roan Viva McCoy Kimmell J. H. Simon Avilla Ina Simon Adrian Bertran Hogue Cleveland James Hogue Roseprogh W. E. MicDanale Fort Branch Ind McDonald Stanley Brows Lake Gage Garrett Martin F. E. Mutton Fort Wayne Forrest. Stewart Avila J. E. Coll Battershel New Philadelphia Paul Grand Rapids Hiigh School Russel Broverton Albert Croy Vera Enoch Croy Charles Brown Lea Mabsl Rich Edna Baker Atwood Lake Myrtle Zinn Leah: Sloffter Art Mleces Marla Zinn Perma Rich

City News on Mrs Susan Lauer visiting two weeks

Mrs Susan Lauer wife of Captain Lauer visits for two weeks with Cincinnati friends, staying at the city.

Susan Lauer Wfe Captain Lauer No. 4 Engine House Cincinnati

New York man found guilty of second degree murder

Harold Frank Henwood, a New York society man, was found guilty of second degree murder for the May 29 killing of George E. Copeland in the Brown Palace barroom. Sentencing was deferred to allow for a new trial application, with three days for preparation. Elizabeth Sihler plans a summer Bible class for children, meeting nine o clock each weekday for three quarters of an hour, starting soon.

Denver Colo Harold Frank Henwood New York Proseoter Globe-trotter Society Man George E. Copeland Brown Palace Hotel Elizabeth Sihler Shier Joyj

Police News: Emma Bausman Pleads Guilty in Assault Case

Emma Bausman charged by Nellie Edwards with assault and battery pleaded guilty in court yesterday morning. She was fined five dollars plus costs after the fight at Poirson Chi parlors on North Calhoun Street. The court condemned the establishment amid prior fights and directed the prosecuting attorney to file an affidavit for provoking. A separate note mentions John Miller found near the Wabash tracks with a borrowed dress skirt, sent for seven days, and Florence Armitage found with Sam Dennison by Detective Pappert.

Emma Bausman Nellie Edwards Poirson North Calhoun Street John Miller Pleven Daya Florence Armitage Pappert Sam Dennison

Prostitution Fine and jail time reported in 325% Pearl Street case

The article notes a $10 fine and costs for prostitution at 325% Pearl Street and a ten day sentence. Dennison was turned over to Indianapolis police yesterday on an arrest warrant. Jack McCarty, an old timer, was fined $23 and costs and jailed near the Bon Jask rad house. Rudy C. Reinwald is named as the man who caused the Wretched chief incident at Robison Park. deputy Sherif Reichelderter reportedly turned an automobile into the process to avoid further action.

Pearl Street Dennison Indianapolis Jack McCarty Bnot Jask Rad Costa Rudy C. Reinwald Robison Park William McKay McKeay Sherif Sherif Reichelderter

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