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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
8
Ready to Wear Easter Outfits At Alluring Prices
Unlimited assortment of garments with excellent material and workmanship. Up-to-date styles and very catchy prices make selecting your Easter outfit easy at this shop.
Dress Goods Values In Season Fabrics Sale
In Dress Goods We show exceptional values in the season s most desirable fabrics at .50c, .75c and 1.00 a yard.
White Goods For Confirmation Dresses Offer Broad Range
The notice describes a wide range of styles and qualities in white goods for confirmation dresses at very low prices. It highlights the dainty Jaces and embroideries used for trimming.
Summer gowns advance in sheer fabrics and organ dies
Dimities silk organ dies and new shadow organdies arrive in vivid designs and colors. Prices listed per yard at 25 cents 35 cents 40 cents and 50 cents.
Notions and Accessories at Low Prices
Complete selection of novelties in jewelry belts combs leather goods ribbons gloves handkerchiefs and a full toilet articles line offered at usual low prices.
Lipps Slapped Daughter Then Jailed for Twenty Days
Frank Lipps abused alcohol over a busy Sabbath, slapped his grown daughter, and was sentenced by Judge Skelton to twenty days in jail unless he can raise twenty dollars for fine and costs. He had earlier caused disturbances including firing a nursing bottle from a car and fracturing furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lipps
Maumee Avenue
Strodel
Skelton
Lipps
Pennsylvania
Schlaudroff
Dours
Washington township Sunday school convention at New Bethel
Washington township holds a Sunday school convention at New Bethel school next Sunday April 7 with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Fulberg an urges lunch baskets and staying for all events as the orchestra provides music throughout the day and a schedule lists lessons management attendance measures and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
New Bethel School
Washington Township Orchestra
Fulbergan
Bethel School
S. S. Fulkerson
Gene D. Kemp
Connett
L. Young
Covell
Hom
Indi- Saual
Local Court Actions Feature Divorces Suits and Assault
Mrs. Charlotte Mayer sues Dr John Schilling for $5 and property loss after a horse collision on Wayne streets during a rainstorm, alleging bruises and nervous shock. Florence Besancon seeks divorce from Henry Besancon with custody, real estate ownership, and alimony claims amid alleged desertion and verbal abuse. A circuit jury fines Lorin Cole $20 and imprisons him 30 days for assault with intent to kill after injuring collector James Leiben. Oral arguments set in Charles Dunn case. American Paper Stock sues William and Alois Miller. Frank Ofentoch is moved to Michigan City Prison for forgery. Bank evidence heard in Hugh Kain estate case over a $70 CD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Mayer
W. GC. Ryan
Lorin Cole
James Leiben
Leiben
Coles
Supreme Court
Charles Dunn
American Paper Stock Company
William and
Alois Miller
Law rence will probate and trust details outlined
The circuit court today probated the will of George B Lawrence Waslet appointing widow Elizabeth Lawrence as life beneficiary with a trust over remaining property. The estate to pass to John Lawrence after twenty one years or upon widow death, with further divisions among heirs Hover C Lawrence George W Lawrence Cori May Hartman and Lawrence W Pontius. John J Lawrence named executor. Proceedings mention related cases and court notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Lawrence
Circuit Court
Elizabeth Lawrence
John Lawrence
Himelf
Hover C. Lawrence
George W. Lawrence
Cori May Hartman
Lawrence W. Pontius
Allen Circuit Court
John J. Lawrence
A. Bowersock
W. G. Colerick
Rubin Divorce Case Mentioned In Circuit Court
Pearl Rubin testified in circuit court that Edward Rubin misled her into marriage by promising a stable job and a large monthly income. She described feeling compelled to marry due to his assurances and referenced a four-flush in the relationship as she seeks a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Rubin
Pearl Rubin
Jurors Award Mrs Loughlin 70 From Mother's CD In Bank
A circuit court jury awarded Mrs Jennie M Loughlin seventy dollars from a certificate of deposit left by her mother before her death. The funds were in Hamilton bank and held pending court decision. Hugh McKain, as administrator of the wife, sought to recover the money claiming it was entrusted for safekeeping. County Attorney Huffman prepares to argue a demurrer in Indianapolis over taxes in Allen county. The Miller ditch hearing was postponed to April 9. Judge O Rourke heard evidence on Ellen Nahrwald custody by the board of children guardians amid reports the father drinks and fails to provide for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl van, Ness
Rubin
Phil B. Colerick
Ofentoch
Frank Ofentoch
Michigan City
Hartel
Erwin
Circuit Court
Hugh Kain
Margaret Kain
Hamilton W National Bank
Jennie M. Loughlin
Hamilton Bank
Hugh McKain
Huffman
Indianapolis
Van Valkenburg Convicted in Circuit Court for False Pretenses
H C Van Valkenburg was convicted in circuit court for obtaining money by false pretenses fined 100 dollars plus costs and granted a new trial to allow a new affidavit. Judge O Rourke expressed doubt about the statute and an appeal viability, with similar evidence to be used at the new trial. The case centers on a 23 dollar check to National Furniture Company drawn on Atlantic National Bank Providence RI endorsed with no funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Redding
Ninde
Dory” Pace
Adair
Welker
State Supreme Court
Charles. Matthews
Thomas Snook
O’rourke
Erwin
American’ Paper Company
William and
Alois Miller
H. C. van Valkenburg
P. B. Colerick
Husband Convicted Felon Faces Divorce Case
Annettie Stephens seeks divorce from William S Stephens citing cruelty and failure to provide. She alleges he was convicted of grand larceny and is serving a four term in the Michigan City state prison while Swank defends a stock purchase from the Kesslers. The case notes a nuptial contract and transfer of property to his wife after a prior transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesslers
Swank
Annettie Stephens
Phil B. Colerick
William S.stephens
Michigan City
County officials inspect new Mul doon bridge and plan insane ward site
County commissioners toured the Mul doon bridge over St. Marys river just completed for acceptance and visited the poor farm to stake the site of a new ward for insane patients. Special Judge S L Morris granted Florence Besancon a divorce from Henry Besancon on cruelty and failure to provide charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's River
S. L. Morris
Florence Besancon
Henry Besancon
West Lake Fishing Club Plans New Club House
The West Lake Fishing club met in Strodel's hall to decide on building a new club house and to hold a social hour. A grand ball is set for April 24 at Saengerbund hall. Officers chosen for next year include Dr William F Myers president Henry Weise VP John Helmkamp secretary Daniel Rehm treasurer and trustees Peter Henkenius Frank Hewes and Ferdinand Meier. The social hour featured songs and Barner's orchestra performing a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lake
Strodel
Saengerbund Hall
William F. Myers
Henry Weise
John Helmkamp
Daniel Rehm
Peter Henkenius
Frank Hewes
Ferdinand Meier
Barner
Man suffers facial burns in neighbor’s house stove blast
William Altehruse of 1503 North Calhoun Street was badly burned on the face neck and arms Monday afternoon when a gasoline stove exploded in the home of William Reinewald at 1506 North Harrison Street. He tried to eject the stove through a window but flames engulfed his upper body. two passersby helped extinguish the blaze. Dr. R Martin Bolman reports the burns are painful but likely not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Altehruse
Calhoun Street
William Reinewald
Harrison Street
Altekruse
R. Martin Bolman
Fort Wayne Pastors Face Possible Transfers This Week
The Methodist Episcopal conference in Alexandria this week may transfer Rev. Lewis D. Rehl from St. Paul M. E. church to a larger charge. No successor for Fort Wayne is hinted. Other Fort Wayne church assignments are not expected to change. Conference pastors depart tomorrow for the event extending through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Alexandria
Lewis D. Rehl
St. Paul M. E
Fort Wayne
Methodist Episcopal
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