Death of Prof Frederich Schlund Saddens Bingen
The local pase church mourns Prof Frederich Schlund who led catechism at the church and taught at the school. After a 9 o clock service, the body will be taken to South Bend for burial.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1908
Page
6
The local pase church mourns Prof Frederich Schlund who led catechism at the church and taught at the school. After a 9 o clock service, the body will be taken to South Bend for burial.
Partial report from Decatur Indiana notes a ceremonial gathering at a local cemetery to mark birthday anniversaries. The event included family members and friends as attendees, with local community figures and officials mentioned among participants.
Masel St Side’s return from a New York business trip announced. Marl on Graham, son of Jams J. Grae, seriously ill on South Hame street. Funeral arrangements for 2 Shrive weight at the Stadium Wy susuh weeks to June. Local residents attend medical society events, court house meetings, and telegraph connections. Several injuries reported including a broken right arm, a mangled hand, and a wheel crash on Calfoun street.
White Fruit House advertises large red strawberries at 12c quart, ice cream 1e pint in vanilla or strawberry, chocolate creams at 15c per pound or 2 pounds for 35c, wax beans 2 Be gt, new cabbage 2c lb, bananas 10c, lemons 13 6 doz, oranges 5c each, cream cheese 1 24 2 lb, with a premium department and farmers’ eggs buyback.
A dated patent style remedy claims to curb alcohol use by a tincture mixed with tincture Coen and distilled water. It promotes rapid fatigue reduction and system reinforcement, advising readers to obtain ingredients from a druggist and promising excellent results from use.
In Ulverhon court reports attorney absented from a case, Catherine Macho seeks removal, W. Crorlet serves as guardian for Me. Greer, Anna Lambetey named administrator of Charles P. Close will, estate details and widow share described. Appointments and objections listed alongside divorce and partition actions.
Lovers of dogs will gather at Strodel's hall to plan against dog poisoners. Eyson Hatyersley serves as Temporary Secretary and urges residents of the area to attend and support enforcement efforts.
The board approved an assessment tol for opening a alley between Emily and Elizabeth area from Spy Tun avenue to Spy tun. A petition for cement walks on Calhoun street was daleen under advisement. Contractor F. Kiemendave received private contracts to build cement walls on West Main Fort Berry and West Jefferson. O. F. Mencefee plans cement walks on Hanta street Pontiac to the limits. Many permits to lay private walk sections were granted.
The St Yatrick’s Catholic church congregation presented Rev Father J F L Delaney with $1200 to aid his journey to Ireland and other countries. Attending were J McCarthy, John Quinlan, and others from Fort Wayne Huntington and Lina O who left for New York to catch a steamer. News from the Try Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
A crowded list of food items and prices including raisins currants prunes corn flakes cereals coffee andtea blends poultry flour screenings cracked corn oyster shell and various sacks. Marks show per pound per dozen per sack pricing and bulk quantities with brand names Shamrock Cottage Blend German Breakfast Blended Mocha Pillybury Best and others.
Miss Essie Double a two year old and former Denver resident died Saturday at St Luke's hospital from poisoning. Friends in Warren learned of the death by letter. No funeral will be held in Warren, Quebec.
In a pitch for osteopathic treatment, the ad asserts Dr Rush is the sole expert offering scientific cures for acute and chronic ailments without knives or drugs. It targets despondent patients with warnings of deforted or undeveloped conditions and promotes his unique qualifications and success stories from patients like Mrs. G. Childers of Garrett Indiana.
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