28 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
1
Newa note honors Nowa Foley Daly a Civil War veteran and local tradesman. Obituary details Daly’s service in the Navy, leadership in Painters Union No. 9, and community roles. Relatives mourn, with mentions of his charitable bent and local city ties.
City officials debated a motorization program with an $8,000 fine for the department and a projected $38,000 budget for the coming year. The council, led by Mayor and City Sealer CoB Vole, discussed shipping units back and forth, detailing expenditures, responsibilities, and timelines amid a busy conference with several named city figures.
A report details a string of offenses led by Wayne and Abby era, involving license issues, theft, and armed robbery fears. Authorities, including Judge Kev and Sheriff Bellday, impose fines and jail time while noting bond requirements and ongoing investigations by city police into the Sarminit City gang activities.
A local banquet honoring Sol C Bayless drew about 1,100 attendees from out of town. The event at Scottial Rite cathedral featured speakers from Masons chapters and several candidates on the program. Alder officials Tr O B Stonen and Ridge Bdwnet Roorke presided as guests mingled and commented on the evening’s program.
A garbled report notes Ayimuyl ML Moshet will preside at a meeting in Inficapolis on Wednesday. The piece lists numerous names and affiliations, mentioning attendees from various organizations and local officials, with details muddled by OCR errors. The fragment references a gathering involving community leaders, religious figures, and civic members, with attendance guidance and context unclear due to damaged text.
Fort Wayne lodge marks its seventy-second anniversary and the order’s annual gathering at Wall Street venue. Principal address by Christ Zollinger titled Dal Fellowship highlights, with refreshments after a formal program. Local leaders and members participate in readings and community recognition amid a festive atmosphere.
Fragmentary report describes various names and actions related to postal papers and appointments. It mentions Eduard Ch Maller Gee Hels and a Fort Wayne location, with references to a missing or pending posting and a possible visit to a post office. The text is garbled and contains numerous misspellings.
The Ben Hur Court No 18 announces an Easter Cantata to be presented Wednesday evening April 28. Members of the Benevolent Society, led by Mrs Shenna and Cassady Emestivy Roddy, will perform with students and guests from various church groups in a program featuring youth soloists and a chorus.
Antwerp community reports a string of visitors and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Rend, guests of Mr and Mrs Harmon, hosted relatives from Markle and Fort Wayne. Julie Gnivdy and Reed Nebann wed quietly, with plans for a May departure. Georgine Waite and Misses from Mort Wayne attended social events, while estate transfers and stamps purchases mark local business activity.
The brief notes travel and visiting plans among local residents. Mrs. BNCG Doctor plans a Montgomery trip to visit daughter Mrs. Winns Sauter. William Wallace heads to New Haver Gamblny for five days. Miss Clara Saynda travels with Miss Dolossa Ai... and Woodburn Staley, returning to a family at a farm north of the village.
A garbled 19th century notice announces confirmations scheduled at St. Paul’s on May 4. Names of confirmands and organizers appear in uncertain form, with numerous misspellings and garbled phrases. The passage references the church proceedings, candidates, and related ceremonial steps planned for mid spring.
Fragmented OCR lists names and addresses, referencing individuals and households at multiple streets. The readable items include Mr and Mrs, street addresses, and several personal names with scattered city or street cues, lacking cohesive event or action.
Preparations for the Red Cross Bazaar are underway with a Monday opening on West Main Street. The event features booths, crafts, and a program of activities led by local volunteers and committee members to raise funds for wartime relief efforts.
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Notice states final settlement of estate for Jesse, showing the administrator and heirs. Filing to be approved by the Alien Crew 5 Court, with details of accounts and petition for final discharge. The notice lists interested parties, administrator, and attorney, and sets a hearing date in April.
A Indiana county clerical appeal follows a May 2 gathering linked to Women’s Franchise League efforts. The letter to clergy urges support for women’s participation in public life, education, and church influence, praising Christian duty while noting societal changes and home sanitation as concerns.
Numerous entries show transfers of real estate with buyers and sellers named, including values such as 3,100 and 24,900. The document lists detailed lot numbers and properties, with various individuals and entities like Verndlita, Howns, Bennett Pine No. 2, and Forrest street parties involved in transfers and obligations across multiple parcels and locations.
Dr Dinnen Agsin on state medical board for the sixth consecutive term and Dr James Mc Panne named by Governor Sernusl AC Hale to fill a bond related post. New board members include W F Bourmeon vice president Moracie W T Gott secretary S Canilelis treasurer from Peankeforty and J F Spouohursty with other names listed in the archival note.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous land parcels and transactions across Wayne township and surrounding areas. It mentions buyers and sellers, valuations from hundreds to thousands of dollars, and references to property lots, homesteads, and local deeds. Names appear intermittently with unclear spellings amid the scattered figures and place names.
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