14 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
1
A disjointed OCR reconstruction lists church officials and circuit assignments across multiple Indiana locations including Logansport Fort Wayne and Garrett. It names superintendent entries and numerous pastors and congregations, reflecting an expansive ecclesiastical reorganization and appointment notes amid the final adjournment period.
A jagged OCR read shows myriad names and places such as Laebure Fairmount Salley Colbie City and Asbury with scattered towns, churches, and individuals. The text reads like a damaged directory or community roster with numerous misspellings and incomplete entries.
Members of Fort Wayne, Nova, Roighta, and Columins attended the annual memorial services. Speakers outlined themes of unity and service as attendees reflected on past years and elected leaders at various stations.
The text lists numerous committees and names for the German Day planning, including arrangements, privileges, entertainment, invitations, and receptions. Members named include WWHVang Sepechtenteht Mantster Lamia Urnaner Professor Tory Myiret TB Daenell He Selwstine Reney Jac k Dobs and others. The notice outlines event roles and committee rosters for the forthcoming convention.
Edward Crawford an insurance agent with the Providence company was found dead in his Tremont Street home after an apparent heart attack. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at his residence with burial in Angels. He leaves a wife, three daughters, two sisters, a brother, and several relatives.
Sutwatn Strs Chrieting Sauwatm, vnow of Pip Schovelm, and Karwerky, a known resident of St Jonoply township, died Tuesday evening near Bordungilur. Mag. Chafee of 1005 Eat Washington street reported the death, following five years of illness. services set at Latheray church with many relatives attending.
Mrs Dlefrich Scheumann of Marion Township reports the death of Louise Scheumann, age 42, at her home. She was the daughter of Mrs Dlefrich Scheumann and survived by a large list of brothers and sisters. The obituary notes a long life in the community and mentions epilepsy affecting others in the family.
An obituary reports the death of a long-time Gater employee at 42 Mechanis Street, with limited readable details about surviving relatives and affiliations. The notice mentions a late residence and names several unclear relations and local references, reflecting fragmented OCR from a historical page.
Multiple death notices list Mrs. Hone Morrell of 1430 Stophiel Street aged 71, widow of Llanoré Morrell, with long illness. Also noted are Augustus Stuart of South Wayne, Civil War veteran, and George B. Tewin, traveling salesman, with families and burial details. Local survivors include several children, grandchildren, and siblings.
Obituary notes Fort Wayne resident Mrs Hebecce Markey Lyne died after a long illness. Born November 18 1687, she married William Jeyne and lived in Fort Wayne since 1872. Survived by colleagues and extensive circle of friends. funeral arrangements reflect local customs.
The obituary notes the death of Mary Jans Null of William Tod at age, occurring Friday afternoon near the Liberty Malls area west of the city. It lists surviving relatives including Glia Kuler and six sisters, with prior residence in Fort Warn and later Tieasint View street.
Obituary notes Lavina Arie Treuchet who died after a severe coughing spell and brief illness. Born in Stark County Ohio, she lived in Port Wayne since fourteen, survived by eight children and multiple siblings. Funeral services set for Wednesday morning at St Patrick's Catholic Church with interment at the Catholic cemetery.
The text notes the death of a young Wellman girl after a serious illness including tonsillitis and bronchial complications. She had previously appeared to recover but then worsened, leaving a bereaved family. She was connected with Crescent Avenue Evangelical Church and survived by her sister Anorgie M. Wellman. The father served as secretary and censurer of the Wayne Mortgage and Town Company.
Barrow Georet EH Barrow aged fifty five died Saturday at his residence from injuries received while operating a cutter in the Geakteatnne yards Tamary. He had worked there fifteen years after coming from Cleveland to Fort Wayne. Survived by widow and two children Fred Barrow and Mrs Ray Diekl. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at 2:50 at the residence. The Rea Mleo's lodge to supervise the funeral arrangements.
The text provides a fragmented obituary note for a Civil War veteran George Tannen and mentions a daughter Alva. It references a residence in the city, a burial event, and unclear details about a poisoning incident and a pineed or party-related event, with many garbled words.
Obituaries note the death of Carl F Hulman at six weeks old and Carl Hiatfed at 12 years, both in local Lutheran settings. Widespread farewells mention families, church affiliations, and cemetery arrangements. other notices honor Mabel Hanschmped and unnamed relatives with details of hospital stays and surgical outcomes.
Fragmentary notices report the death of Grane Tyner at a hospital and related details. A newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Berent died in the same early paragraph, with funeral details for a Catholic service unclear. Another notice lists Sidney Borers of East Wayne Street dying after illness at home, with brief family context.
Tose F Lockridge secretary of the Citizens League of Indimme spoke at a county meeting about a strong push for a new state constitution. He said the movement gains cross party support from civic and business groups and real estate leaders across Tulinin, with plans to convene a constitutional convention.
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