News of the Lodges Priests Night for Royal Arch Masons Planned
The Burt Wayne area hosts a Royal Arch Masons event on Wednesday evening November 25. At 4 PM the Royal Arch degree will be conferred by Burt Wayne chapter officers, followed by a 7:30 PM degree ceremony with several notable attendees and a banquet.
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Royal Arch Masons
Burt Wayne
Michonkt Kern
Wayne
Clinton
Duxbury
Rayal
Mason
Kade
W. Spunhauers
Dk Abears Keene
John K. Halt
Prhavipal Sojourner
Veter AL Thormosui
Royal Arch
Rus H
Griesty
Am- U
Manford
Sriek
Alyxander Canolyon
Zojourner
Willian J
Ads
Ziebaryy Snook
M. Stonder
M. Stonder; Master Secon
Can
Willhim
Fernext
Liebmansuad
Fred J. Pocock
Willam Geate
Jamon M. Tigary
Levi Gruth
Mizpah Temple Considers Seattle Visit for Imperial Session
Mizpah Temple plans its imperial council session in Seattle Washington July 1 and 2 next calling for strong turnout. Illustrious Potentate Walter E Cook of Mizpah Temple says a possible special Fort Wayne to Seattle train may run to ease western travel for Shriners and visitors. Members urged to register with the recorder at once.
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Imperial Council
Sowatte
Washington
Nile
San Francisco
Ilustrious
Walter E. Cook
Miapah Temple
Fort Wayne
Seattle
Recorder
Posatbio
Thanks in Verse to Eastern Star by Barbara Janors White
Barbara Janors White of 1204 Crescent Ave For Wayne writes a verse praising Eastern Star floral tributes from Shiloh Chapter 141 to cheer her during illness and recovery. The poem, later set to music by James G El Us under Kathryn Merle Henderson, expresses gratitude through the language of flowers and carnations and lilies. Paul Homestead No 856 Brotherhood of American Yeomen plans a prize dance Thursday night at Kinney’s hall.
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Barbara Janors White
Crescent Avenue
For
Wayne
Aathor
Shiloh
Paul Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Kinney
Music by Ladies Orchestra at Odd Fellows Hall Event
Ue ladies' orchestra Calvssia Crotto and the Enchanted serlin will perform as part of a winter function at the Odd Fellows' building on Wayne Sant WMhoun streets. Modern American lodge hosts the event with tickets advertised for a Monday afternoon in Delta.
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Ue Ladies’ Orchestra
Calvssia Crotto
Odd Fellows
Wayne Sant Wmhoun
Nexe Tunas Wit Hive
Ieyltutland
Delta
Warning of Boom as Manufacturers Rally in Chicago
Chicago Nov 21 Manufactures urged to prepare for a boom as revival in demand spreads from autos to bonds. Business leaders, bankers and traders note improved activity, with large orders and firmer bond markets signaling better times ahead.
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Chicago
Waltdine
Alllelal
Atatea Iho
Nave
Shenthy
Tose
Bankers and Exchange
Chicagos Stock Exchange
Howard W. Fenton
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Kentucky
Russell
Brewster and Company
N. W. Halsey and Company
McCoy and Company
Russell, Brewster and Company
Local court tie vote eyed for supreme court decision
Town reports a board tie with four vote margin and a potential appeal to the supreme court, delaying any ruling for years. Pauslus will serve a term if not decided. Local residents include the Miller brothers, Miss Fannie Shipley, Miss Lillie Hawiey, Mr. and Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Claud Ramsey and daughter, Mrs. Catherine Bouse, Mr. Wilford Horman, Ben Platt and son, and Mrs. Mary Caldwell visiting in Wabash and Rochester. Bradi Transfer Line advertises taxicab and touring service citywide.
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Supreme Court
Paulus
Miller Brothers
Fannie Shipley
Claypool Visting
Paulus, Leonard and Murphy
Lillie Hawiey
Hag Baer
Jack Burt
Claud Ramsey
Wabash
Maggie Paulus
George Tridle
A.D. Miller
Catherine Bouse
Wilford Horman
Rochester
Ben Platt and Son
Andrews
Mary Caldwell
Walter Sumney Catches Shredder Injury in Indiana Farm
Walter Sumney son of William Sumney of Columbia City Indiana operated a farm near Collins when his right hand was caught in a corn shredder blower. The mechanism clogged and his hand was torn to the bone, but no bones broke. Dr Linvill attended and expected full recovery after treatment in the coming days.
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Rolumbia City
Ind
Walter Sumney
William Sum
Dex
Collins
Thon Linvill
Speier
Kenned Kingsland man badly burned in shack fire
KINGSLAND IN NOV 4 NAR DEATH FROM TERRIBLE BURNS KINGSLAND NAN 1S NEAR DEATH FROM TERRIBLE BURNS BLUEFTON Ind Nov 4 Lien Jamin Abrams 48 was probably fatally burned last night in a fire that destroyed his shack along the Chicago Erie at Kingsland six miles north of Bluffton His shanty caught from a defective flue and when flames were discovered by Lon Kahn and Clift Johnson they alerted Abrams brother John Erie card inspector and Grover Gibson and fearing Abrams might be inside they smashed a window where his body lay on the bed He was rescued terribly burned and never regained consciousness and no hope of recovery Later in Kendallville a gasoline can exploded in a kitchen fire injuring Thomas a mail carrier his aged mother wife and children escaped injured The home was damaged and a warning was issued about gasoline fires Also mention of roast turkey at Summit City Restaurant during the day
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Bluefton
Ind
Lien- Jamin Abrams
Chicago & Erie
Kingsland
Bluffton
Lon Kahn
Clift Johnson
Abrams
John
Erie
Grover Gibson
Kendallville
EB. Thomas
Elmer Wibie
Implicated man denies role in Young poolroom crime
The arrestee, held by Sheriff Marion Egolf, denies charges in the Young pool room case. He claims Smith lured him to bed, then proposed the crime, and that he backed out when trouble began, returning home. Darwin Misaman remains at large.
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Us Smith
Satuday
Sherif Marion Egolf
Tna
Esider
Smith
Trymne
Hotte
Darwin Misaman
City Post Office Urges Money Orders for Christmas Shipping
Local post office authorities advise buying money orders now to avoid delays in mail delivery for Christmas. Orders purchased in one batch are expected to arrive in time. Avgaviury Guth, wife of Fireman Guth of No. 1 engine house, has been moved from Lutheran hospital to 307 High street. Foster's offers 100 cents on every dollar.
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Avgaviury Guth
Guth
No. 1
High Street
Lutheran Hospital
Mrs Workman Dies Saturday Afternoon in Columbia City
Mrs Elizabeth Workman 73 widow of George Workman died at 2 39 PM Saturday at her daughter Iva Hazen’s home two miles west of Columbia City She was a Christian woman long a Duntard church member and mother of Mrs David Brown Mrs W H Parker of Roanoke and Mrs Ina Hazen Her husband and son Morton Workman preceded her in death No siblings survive Funeral arrangements have not yet been made
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Columbia City
Ind
Hlizabeth Workman
George Workman
Iva Hazen
Duntard Church
David Brown
W. 11 Paker
Roanoke
Ina Hazen
Ideath
Gon Morton
GR. & 1. Railroad
Snatrke County
Knight and Trumbull to wed in Columbia township
Miss Mary I Knight and Floyd M Trumbull two well known Proy township youths were granted a marriage license Saturday and plan to marry Sunday at the bride’s parents home Mrs Charles Taught They will reside on the Knight farm in Troy township Their popularity and many friends are wished well.
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Columbia
City
Ind
Mary I. Knight
Floyd M. Trumbull
Proy Township
Charles Taught
Knight
Troy Township
Miles-North License Hurdle Delays Marriage in Indiana
Miles son Ishen T. Miles of Union township sought a marriage license for Rebecca North of Columbia City. The clerk’s office delayed after Miles struggled with questions about the bride’s early history and had to search for details before license approval. The license remained unissued by late Saturday afternoon.
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Columbia City
Ind
Ishen T. Miles
Levi Miles
Union Township
App
Marty Mise
Rebecca North
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Duffy
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The
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Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Patterson-Pfletcher CO
Bradi
Summit City
Go West
West Wayne
Homer Reider
Lande
Braci
Reider
City News
Foster's
Trumbull
Miles
North
Reed Shoe Co
Calhoun St
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