Pioneer citizen 440 grocer Levi Turner dies at 89
Levi Turner a Fort Wayne area grocer and longtime Allen county resident died Wednesday night at his home 239 West Lewis street death due to old age after five years of invalidism He lived in Fort Wayne from 1861 and ran multiple grocer stores including on Broadway and Harrison street He leaves a widow two children a grandson and siblings among church members and Odd Fellows funeral was private Saturday at 4 from his home with Rev Frank Lenig officiating Lindenwood Cemetery interment.
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Levi Turner
Iett Wayne
Allen County
West
Lewis Street
Mr. Turner
Slagerstown
Fort Wayne
Turner
Broadway
Anderson Block
Charles Fink
Coverdale & Archer
Harrison Street
Main
William Miller
Coverdale & Pierce
Ninde
Berry and
Harrison Streets
Wayne Street
Methodist Church
Jane Turner
Delia Turner
James ‘A. Turner
James Turner
Carroll
Iowa
Asa Turner
John Stilts
Stockton
Cal
Frank Lenig
M. E. Church
Lindenwood Cemetery
Death of Jacob Schmidt at Fort Wayne residence
Jacob Schmidt aged sixty nine died July 31 at 5 a m at his home 1344 Eliza Street after a paralytic attack. Born in Bavaria Germany he came to Fort Wayne in 1886 and worked at Bass foundry for twenty years. A member of Concordia Lutheran Church he leaves a wife two daughters Elizabeth Schmidt and Mrs Henry Schlegel and two grandchildren Leonard Mandeville and Leonard Schlegel.
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Jacob Schmidt
Eliza Street
Bavaria
Germany
Fort Wayne
Bass Foundry
Concordia Lutheran ‘Church
Ters
Elizabeth Schmidt
Henry
Schlegel
Leonard Mandeville
Leonard. Schlégel
Edna May Evngieben Fourteen Old Debut Aged Notice
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions Edna May Evngieben, fourteen years old, with unclear context and date. Readable clues point to a debut or age reference in a local notice column. Further details are missing from the provided text.
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Evngieben
Death Funeral Details From A Week Long Illness
An obituary note states the death occurred at home after a one week illness and brain fever. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at two o'clock from the residence.
Death of David Clemmer After Operative Exhaustion
David M. Clemmer aged 20 died at 6 o Friday at his mother Ellen Clemmer’s home 1124 West Jefferson street. Death was due to exhaustion after an appendicitis operation performed Thursday morning. Born in 1887 he attended city parochial schools and worked in the Pennsylvania shops tool room until death. He was the sole supporter of his mother and two brothers Edward and Benjamin and two sisters Stella and Elizabeth. An aunt is Mrs. Patrick Quinn of this city.
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David M. Clemmer
Ellen Clemmer
West
Jefferson Street
Mr. Clemmer
Pennsylvania
Mondamin Meadows Dairy Company
Edward
Benjamin
Stella
Elizabeth
Patrick Quinn
Death of James Lamblin Aged 73 in Jackson Township
James Lamblin aged seventy three died Saturday at 2 a m in a local hospital from natural causes. Born in France he came to the United States young and lived on his Jackson township farm for over forty years. He leaves two children Charles Lamblin and Mrs Knabel of Decatur and two brothers Jacob and Edward with a sister Mrs Razit. A wife preceded him in death. Funeral services Monday at 8:15 a m from Jacob Lamblin’s residence with interment at Monroeville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lamblin
France
Jackson Township
Charles Lamblin
Knabel
Decatur
Ind
Jacob
Edward
Kansas City
Razit
Payne
Jacob Lamblin
Monroeville Cemetery
Infant son of Perkins dies at eleven months old
Roland Z. Perkins, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G C Perkins, of 1306 Winter Street, died Saturday at their home of congestion of the brain. He was eleven months and sixteen days old. Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 30 p.m. with Rev. George E Byrer presiding.
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Roland Z. Perkins
G. C. Perkins
Winter Street
George E. Byrer
Infant son of Dancia W Louis dies at five days old
The infant son of Dancia W Louis died Friday night at 8 o'clock at the parents' home in the Rolling mill section. The child was five days old. The funeral was held Saturday at 3 o'clock from the house and the remains were buried at Lindenwood.
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Dancia W. Louis
Rolling Mill
Lindenwood
Infant Irene Elizabeth Kra mer Dies at Home
Irene Elizabeth Kra mer aged fifteen months died from summer complaint and related complications at her home, 1715 Lavina Street, at 10:50 Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Monday at 1:30 from the residence and 2:00 at St Paul’s Catholic Church, with interment in Catholic Cemetery.
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Irene Elizabeth
John Kramer
Lavina Street
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Fort Wayne Blacksmith J A Throckmorton Dies at 74
J A Throckmorton aged 74 and long time Fort Wayne resident died at 1 30 pm at his home 1217 Hanna street after a prolonged illness of diabetes. He was formerly a blacksmith in the Pennsylvania shops and is survived by his widow and four children Mrs Robert Mayn of Camden Mrs Louis Ertel of Fort Wayne Mrs Charles Lowe of Chicago and Sidney Throckmorton of Fort Wayne.
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J. A Throckmorton
Fort Wayne
Hanna Street
Throckmorton
Pennsylvania
Robert Mayn
Camden
Louis Ertel
Charles Lowe
Chicago
Sidney Throckmorton
Pioneer Allen county woman Elizabeth Hill dies at 74
Mrs. Elizabeth Hill a longtime Allen county resident died suddenly at her Fort Wayne home on Fox avenue at age 74 years 4 months 29 days from Brights disease. Widow of Jacob Hill she was born in Canada and moved to Abolt township with her parents at age eight. Surviving children include Mrs. Frank W. Kelsey Mrs. A S Arick Mrs. John Arick Mrs. Walter Robertson and several daughters in Fort Wayne Springfield Mo and Ariol. She was a member of Wayne Street M E church and held in esteem.
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Elizabeth Hill
Allen County
Fox Avenue
Bright
Hill
Jacob Hill
Rachel and
Lizzie Hill
Fort Wayne
John Miller
Springfield
Cal Bowman
Ariol
Wayne Street-M. E. Church
Death of Allen county resident Jacob Stuckey
Jacob Stuckey, 76, long a respected Allen county resident of Leo, died at home Saturday. Born in Germany June 26, 1829, he served in the German army in Africa and Russia before emigrating with his family to Allen county thirty six years ago. Survived by widow and three children he was a Mennonite church member. funeral services were held Monday morning.
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Jacob Stuckey
Allen County
Leo
Stuckey
Mennonite Church
Death Ends Fort Wayne Resident's Long Illness
At 939 Lincoln avenue, a Fort Wayne resident died at age 59 years 11 months 24 days after a prolonged illness caused by paralysis. Survived by wife and three daughters M rs Kittle Fields Oakland California M rs Minnie Stahl Port Arthur Texas and Miss Jessie Bitner Fort Wayne plus two brothers J R Bitner C A Bitner and five sisters. Funeral Friday under Fort Wayne lodge No 14 I C O F auspices.
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Lincoln Avenue
Jessie Sauerbier
Philadelphia
Ella Major
Harry Westerman
W. A. Thompson
Fort Wayne
Infant Harry Beltz Dies of Cholera Infantum
Harry Beltz six months old, son of Mr and Mrs Adam Beltz, died Sunday morning at home on West Third street from cholera infantum. Remains to be shipped Tuesday to Laotto for funeral services and burial at Swanco Cemetery.
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Harry Beltz
Adam Beltz
West Third Street
Laotto
Swan Cemetery
Rev. Fr. J. Hahn dies after cancer operation
Rev. Fr. J. Hahn of St. Clair Michigan died Thursday night at the Lutheran hospital from Bright's disease after an operation for cancer. He came here to be operated on by his old friend Dr. M. Schick. The operation was successful but he did not recover. His loss is keenly felt as the first death in the Hahn family.
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J. Hahn
St. Clair
Mich
Lutheran
Bright
Hahn
Funeral for Rev J L Hahn Noted In Lenox Michigan
Rev J L Hahn born Hillsdale Michigan January 1 1865 served Lutheran congregations in Otio Kansas Detroit Michigan and St Clair died recently leaving aged parents Rev and Mrs J L Hahn Lenox Michigan six brothers and two sisters two brothers Prof Herman Hahn Emmaus school and Prof William A Hahn Zion school reside in this city remains taken to St Clair for interment
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J. L. Hahn
Lenox
Mich
Fr. Hahn
Hillsdale
Lebewaing
Concordia College
Fort Wayne
Lutheran Seminary
St. Louis
Otio
Kan
Detroit
St. Clair
Herman Hahn
Emmaus School
William A. Hahn
Zion School
Death of John J. Aubrey at Fort Wayne home
John J. Aubrey aged forty nine died Friday morning at 8 o clock from a complication of diseases at his home 1316 Horace street He was born and reared in Fort Wayne educated at the Cathedral school and had been a grocery clerk at J H Hartmann on Hanna street He was not forward but had a large circle of friends strongly esteemed in the community.
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John J. Aubrey
Horace Street
Fort Wayne
Joseph Aubrey
France
J. H. Hartmann
Hanna Street
Aubrey Family Rites Noted in Fort Wayne Obituary
Edward Aubrey leaves two sons John L and Charles R Aubrey and a daughter Lula all of Fort Wayne. His wife died fifteen years ago. He had three brothers Joseph Alfred Frank Aubrey and five sisters Mrs Hartmann Petgen Sargen Slater Jacobs all in Fort Wayne. Funeral held Monday at 8:30 from home and 9 at St Patrick's Church.
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America
Edward Camp
John L
Charles R. Aubrey
Lula Aubrey
Joseph
Alfred
Frank Aubrey
J. H. Hartmann
Nicholas Petgen
George Sargen
Isaac Slater
John Jacobs
Fort Wayne
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Death of Fort Wayne saws maker George Wilson at 64
George Wilson aged sixty four died July 31 at the family home 818 West Creighton avenue after a long tuberculosis illness. A Fort Wayne native for 36 years he owned a saw factory at Lewis and alhoun streets and was a longtime member of Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal church. He leaves wife two sons George Wilson and Charles Wilson of Marion Indiana and two sisters May Moore and Elizabeth Liggett of Cleveland Ohio.
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George Wilson
West Creighton Avenue
Fort Wayne
Lewis and Alhoun Streets
Wayne Street
Marion
Ind
May Moore
Elizabeth Liggett
Cleveland, O
Miss Louise Luhmann Dies After Long Illness
Louise Luhmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Luhmann aged seventeen died Thursday afternoon at the parents residence after a long illness from tuberculosis. She formerly was employed in the Wayne knitting mills.
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Louise Luhmann
Frederick Luhmann
Wayne
Wayne Knitting Malls
Bor
Luhmann Family Mourns Loss in Local Funeral Services
Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the deceased’s residence and 1:15 from Concordia Lutheran church. The deceased leaves her parents and four sisters Utinie Christine May and Anna Luhmann and three brothers Frederick Jr Ernest and Henry Luhmann, all residents of the city.
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Utinnie
Christine
May
Anna Luhmann
Frederick, Jr
Ernest
Henry Luhmann
Concordia Lutheran Church
Death of Young Railroad Employee at Monroeville
W H Stauffer, a youthful railroad worker, died at St Josephs hospital following injuries from a stock train collision in Monroeville. Son of Daniel and [Mrs.] Stauffer of Milan township, he had only recently joined the railroad and was expected to marry soon. His mother stayed at his bedside throughout his last days. The remains were taken to Milan township home.
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W. H. Stauffer
Monroeville
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Daniel Stauffer
Milan Township
Milan ‘Township
Postmaster Appointment At Arcola Indiana
Appointment of an acting master at Arcola Allen county Indiana announced today with reference to Washington and the title K is Annatinged.
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Washington
Aigis Todd
Arcola
Allen County
Indiana
Abbot Carter Vacation Outing With Friends
Abbot Carter enjoys a weeklong vacation outing with friends at a clear scenic retreat. The trip features leisure time, outdoor activities, and social time among companions.
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Abbot Carter
Clear’ Take
Pan
Using Poles for Wires Without Disrupting Lines
A discussion focused on how to install wires on existing poles with minimal interference to the company’s system. The goal is to determine the least disruptive method while integrating the new telephone wiring with current infrastructure.
Board Visit Set For State School Inspection
The Board of State Charities plans a Thursday inspection at the Fort Wayne state school for feeble-minded youth after touring the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane in Richmond. W P Cooper travels with Hon Timothy Nicholson Mrs Rexford and Secretary A W Butler to coordinate the visit.
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W. P. Cooper
Richmond
Board of State Charities
Timothy Nicholson
Rexford
A. W. Butler
Indiana Hospital For the
Fort Wayne
Austrian man shoots wife believing burglar in Atlanta
C H B Krumholz an Austrian, early today shot and killed his wife in Atlanta after waking to an unusual noise. He believed a burglar was entering their room, and when a second noise erupted he fired while securing a light. He found his wife had left the bed and was in another part of the room, dead.
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Atlanta
H. B. Krumholz
Krumholz
Master Barnett Visits Tennessee Relatives
Master Walter Barnett eldest son of Dr. W W Barnett has returned from six weeks in western Tennessee visiting an aunt and other kin. He also spent time in Nashville where he met Fort Wayne player now member of the SRAheilia fees (readable portion only).
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Walter Barnett
W. W. Barnett
Tennessee
Nashville
Menihar
Tai Sraheilia Fees
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Schmidt
Evigleben
Clemmer
Lamblin
Lauis
Kramer
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne’s
Bitner
Aubrey
Luhmann
Stauffer
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