Burdge Will Awards Sister Ten Dollars In Estate Split
In a probate filing Mrs. Sarah J. Burdge leaves her entire estate to son William Leroy Burdge with instruction to pay his sister Daisy Burdge 25 for her share. The daughter is cited for alleged cruelty and disobedience as motive for unequal division. The deceased formerly lived on West Main Street and owned substantial property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Burdge
Circus Court
William Leroy Burdge
Daisy Burdge
Burdge
Colerick and
Ninde
Custody sought as child taken during divine service
Ella Mitten filed in superior court for the return of her two year old daughter taken by husband John R. C. Mitten during a February 28 church service. Judge Heaton declined action due to lack of jurisdiction as the girl is in Huntington. Roy E. Smith seeks divorce from Annie Smith over alleged mistreatment dating to 1908. Several wills probated and support cases heard as cases move through the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mitten
John R. C. Mitten
Heaton
J. W. Moffatt
George and
Lonnie Bailey
Huntington
Roy HE. Smith
Annie Smith
C. J. Ryan
Jeremiah Heffelfinger
Circuit Court
Margaret L. Heffelfinger
Chauncy L
John K. Heffefinger
Christina Dunn
Margaret L
Robert W. Dunn
Separation sought by Lovina Schneider in circuit court
Lovina Schneider files a complaint in circuit court seeking a limited separation from Christian Schneider after seventeen years of strife. She alleges she contributed cash and crops that funded a fortune now worth about 25 000 dollars, while he kept title to property and has allegedly abused her. They have four adult children. The case requests court determination of the separation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovina Schneider
Circuit Court
Christian Schneider
Gandy
Hilgman
Otis Webb
James Fagan
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Ankenbruck
Lenz
Hlugene Webb
Jurors Drawn for April Term in Superior Court
Jurors for the April term have been drawn as court is in vacation week. Judge Heaton handles emergencies. Named jurors include Henry Roege Marion township Fred W Gerke Patrick Ryan Adams Andrew Surfus Louis J Geller Perry Charles H Felger Lake William Wagner Pleasant Solomon Doty Milan Simon P Lesan Henry Hilgeman James G Roper Charles Porter Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Judge Heaton
Henry Roege
Marion Township
Fred W. Gerke
Patrick Ryan
Adams
Andrew Surfus
Louis J. Geller
Perry
Charles H. Felger
Lake
William Wagner
Pleasant
Solomon Doty
Milan
Simon P. Lesan
Henry Hilgeman
James G. Roper
Charles Porter
Fort Wayne
Accidents and Suits Highlight Day in Superior Court
John J. Noonan sued Horace Carlos for 3500 damages after a dynamite cap accident while hanging a lantern during milking at a Pleasant township barn. Frank J. Belot and Judge R B Dreibelbiss filed the suit. Summers was committed for parole violation and other cases include a theft sentence, a fine and suspended jail term for Dick Brown, a divorce granted to Jennie Tanner, and Charles A. Miller suing for 3000 over a 1907 collision on the South Wayne line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Noonan
Horace Carlos
Noonan
Carlos
Pleasant Township
Frank J. Belot
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Summers
Frank Summers
Jeffersonville
O'Rourke
W. F. Myers
Dick Brown
Montgomery Street
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Jennie Tanner
John W. Tanner
Sues Traction Company
Charles A. Miller
Superior Court
South Wayne Line
Miller
Joseph Leasure
Creighton Avenue
Calhoun Street
William Freuchtenicht
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Willard M. Kiefer 22 switchman wed Lydia J. Kriebaum 18. Frederick Rollin Kautz 44 furniture company treasurer wed Mary Moffat 32. Fred C. Erickson 25 brakeman wed Minnie B. Harmon 28. John P. Wappes 24 farmer wed Alice A. Racine 26. James Weinver 64 farmer wed Matilda E. Williams 49. Gernand I. Roller 30 farmer wed Catherine Reichelderfer 21. Peter W. Warner 32 carriage builder wed Flora B. Smith 25. Leonard S. Wignor 37 shoe maker wed Marie Miller 33. Otto Kleist 28 laborer wed Wilhelmina A. Schumann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard M. Kiefer
Lydia J. Kriebaum
Frederick Rollin Kautz
Treasurer Furniture Company
Mary Moffat
Fred C. Erickson
Minnie B. Harmon
John P. Wappes
Farmer
Alice A. Racine
James Weinver
Matilda E. Williams
Gernand I. Roller
Catherine Reichelderfer
Peter W. Warner
Flora B. Smith
Leonards. Wignor
Marie Miller
Otto Kleist
Wilhelmina A. Schumann
Local Births and Teething Syrup Notice
A sequence of birth notices lists sons born to families on West Wayne De Groff Wright East Wayne Hanna streets and a daughter to the Klug family at 1406 Hanna. Also notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children is claimed to be guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act with Serial No 1098 dated June 30 1206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noll
West Wayne Street
Walter Pattee
de Groff Street
Iona Driver
Wright Street
Samuel Meyers
East Wayne Street
Joseph L. Klug
Hanna Street
Notable Address on The Bible and Science by Dr. Coulter
The Men’s club of the First Presbyterian church hosted Dr. John M. Coulter from Chicago University for a talks on The Bible and Science. He delivered with analytical language and held the audience’s attention for nearly an hour. The final talk will be by Prof. Stanley J. Coulter from Purdue University on The Bible and Geology next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Coulter
Chicago University
Stanley J. Coulter
School of Science
Purdue University
Pocketbook Stolen From Church Sunday Night
Mrs Tom Wirt reports a pocketbook stolen Sunday night from a church containing 38 dollars. Police are investigating the incident as a theft and seek information from witnesses. Local authorities urge anyone with tips to contact the station.
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Chicago Market Report Mirrors Mixed Wheat and Hog Movement
Chicago markets show moderate trade with steady to weak wheat. May wheat swung from 93 to 92 1/2 cents, receipts totaled 240 cars from Minneapolis to Chicago. Corn and oats declined as wheat weakened, live hogs boosted pork and lard, May pork around 13.80 to 14.05, lard near 8.42 to 8.65. Toledo and New York markets follow with varied price levels across grains, dairy, and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Muarch
Southwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Lara
Panu
New York
Pennsylvania
Turkeys
East Buffalo Market Receipts and Prices Report
East Buffalo market activity March 31 shows hog receipts 2 550 with 1 909 shipments today and 1 520 to New York. Cattle receipts 50, sheep 1 000 with steady markets. hogs and lambs at varied regional prices. Chicago and Pittsburg reports mirror steady cattle and higher hog trade with multiple price ranges across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
New York
Chicago
Ill
Pittsburg
Barr Street Market Quotations Show Wide Commodity Range
Market listings from Barr Street and nearby firms show prices for butter, eggs, poultry, grains, hides, wool, and furs. Quotations from Mill and Tresselt & Sons include wheat, rye, cornmeal, bran, shorts, and various cloverseed grades with notable price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Street
Whenat
Vic
S. Bush & Co
Well Brothers & Company
Tresselt & Sons
Market quotes for grains and coal across towns
The report lists prices for hay, straw, corn, oats, and coal by town and state. Values include Hay 7.00 to 11.00 per ton, Straw 5.00 per ton, Corn 65 Toclu, Oats 51 bu, and coal prices in Hocking Valley Massillon Pocahontas Cannel Coke and regional figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toclu
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
West Virginia
Indiana
Badges Awarded to D Company Sharpshooters and Marksmen
Nine men earned sharpshooters and marksmen badges for exemplary target shooting. Capt. C. F. Driesback and Sergt. H. W. Egley lead the sharpshooters while Private Roy Worman Private Noah F. Hartman Lieut. J. L. Birely Sergt. Burge Shae fer Private George Sharp and Private Bruce Peigh hold the marksmen badges. The company added seven new enlisted men last week and will train at Gillie farm rifle range next Sunday ahead of the government examination by Lt. Gracie on April 20. New inductees: John A. Boeher Raymond D. Drewett Charles W. Ebert Julius A. Kaiser Gerald G. McSwaymeyer Samuel M. Taylor Groves Huguenard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company D
C. F. Driesback
H. W. Egley
Dallas Willford
Roy Worman
Noah F. Hartman
J. L. Birely
Burge Shaefer
George Sharp
Bruce Peigh
Gillie Farm
Gracie
United States
John A. Boeher
Raymond D. Drewett
Charles W. Ebert
Julius A. Kaiser
Gerald G. McSwaymey
Samuel M. Taylor
Groves Huguenard
Start of Construction for St Joe Athletic Club on Griswold
Ground staked Monday for a new St Joe Athletic Club on Griswold avenue near the curling rink. Work begins next Monday with a gala event planned by the president’s committee. A grand parade from the courthouse to the site will lead the first shovels of dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe Athletic Club
Griswold Avenue
Court House
Frank Thompson Leaves Cigar Trade for Missouri Calendar Agency
Frank Thompson, longtime local cigar maker, resigns from the trade and is named Missouri state agent for a calendar company. He formerly worked at Pony cigar factory and more recently at Al Hazzard factory. The rest of the family will remain in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Calendar Company
Missouri
Missouri State Agency
Thompson
Pony Cigar
al Hazzard
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Fisk, Clark and
Flage
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Rurode Dry Goods CO
Allen County Courts
Olds Wagon Works
Phoebe ‘A. Hamilton
Meaton
R. Alden
Godwin
Liam ‘H. Goodwin
Wabash Traction’ ‘Company
John C
Preston S
Harry Fox
Fred H. Jones
Emma Hudson
William’ ‘Hudson
Emrick and
Himrick
Arick
Colerick
Blanche Ryan
John B. Ryan
Brackenridge Street
P. B. Colerick
Alfred E.“Arick
Meyer Brothers Coo
Carp
Tb Thiu
John Coulter
Swift’s Pride
Gibson’s
Smoky City Wall Paper Cleaner
Monarch
JBS. Ats
IRS
Potts
Grain and Provisions
Lemmel
Pitty
Timothy
Clover
Toledo
Young Americas
Ohio
North
Lima
South
J. T. Johnson
Barr St
Hawénstein
East Columbia
Klachn & Melching
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