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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1907

Page

7

Positive block system to start on B and O Chicago division

Garrett Ind Aug 27 The Chicago division of the B and O from Chicago Junction to South Chicago will adopt the positive block system next Sunday Sept 1. Telegraphers undergo strict exams, 110 operators on the division under the Order of Railway Telegraphers, most passed. Division HQ and offices are in Garrett with trainmaster T W Barrett, dispatchers and copy operators listed. The move aims to reduce accidents and coordinate train movements from Garrett.

Order of Railway Telegraphers Garrett Division Telegraph and T. W. Barrett G. W. Spencer H. S. Carroll F. N. Schultz J. M. Trimble R. A. Moore W. D. Walters G. P. Chew B. B. Schultz C. A. Keene J. T. Rogers W. O'Keefe C. A. Wallace J. N. Ansboro C. Comparrette E. B. Hardy J.C. Booklyer J. W. Adam H. S. Caroll Child Lake Wawasee Carroll Deshler, O William Malorey Harry Hefilshorn M. E Perry E. Powell Winona B. of L. F Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers E. Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Augusta Hike Mollie Schneider Clara Rose Maggie Munn Louise Maist A. Munn J. I. Walters B. A. Maxwell Wm. Kenline F Mauer Dave Binkey E. Truby Defiance Wren No. 8 Deshler

Garrett Social Notes and Church Listings Include Visitors

Attorney Sharpless heads to Lake Wawasee with family for a weekend stay. William Howe of South Chicago visits Garrett. A hayrack party to Kendallville is planned. Local firms welcome new staff and equipment, including an ambulance wagon for Garrett. A 22nd birthday surprise for Joe Crance at the Garrett Family theater. Garret churches announce services and special events for churches citywide, with a multi-church gathering and a notice of attendance at Water loo meeting. Visitors Mrs. E. P. Dickston and son visit from Gomes Michigan. Rev. Klotz returns from Bluffton. Mrs. G. H. Dunn and children stay with relatives.

William Culbertson South Wall Street King Street Loaf & Bruce Loaf Dea McDonald Dr. Duemling Fort Wayne Dre. King and Browne J. H. Moore Lake Gage Garrett Herald Miss Weeks Attorney Sharpless Lake Wawasee William Howe Chicago Garrett Kendallville J. K Ross Wolf Bros. Clothing Establishment Gettel & Hunt A. G. House Henklin Auburn Kiblinger Manufacturing Company Joe Crance Garrett Family Theater Florence Vollmer Crance Waterloo Methodist Episcopal Church P. E. Powell Epworth League Ed Baker M. A. Harlan Warren Ind Emanuel Church Hobart L. Marvin M. F. Fredericks Johnson Street Emmanuel Church St. Peter’s and Paul's Church Father August Young Bluffton Dell Locke G. H. Dunn Cottage Hill Fla Gilbert Showers

Waterloo News Highlights Local Socials and Events

Waterloo Indiana records show a joint Ladies Aid meeting at the M E church with Bartholomew presiding, a wedding for Minnie Ruffner to Frank George, and a large Cole family reunion photo session. Also noted are Christian church gatherings with Jas Thomas Lawson, Pedro club refreshments, and various visits and society notes across town.

Sentinel Waterloo Ind M. E Bartholomew M. E. Ladies‘ Aid Minnie Josiah Ruffner Frank George Indianapolis Bevens M. EB

DeKalb County Teachers Institute Opens In Auburn

The DeKalb County Teachers Institute convened at 9 a m with registration complete. Professors Hippensteel and Urey delivered talks of high quality and superintendent Coe secured top instructors. Lectures by George H Tapy on Jesus the Great Teacher and James Morrison Totten on the Lyceum platform drew interest.

Auburn Ind DeKalb County Teachers’ Institute Albert Hippensteel Urey Coe George H. Tapy Whitley County Jesus James Morrison Tolen Lyceum Institute Sentinel Sells J. W. Hanan Lagrange Raber and Dellenbaugh Corunna Hanan Edward Zonker Matilda Kirkpatrick Fairfield Township Frakes Jas. Morrison Totten Lyceum Platform State Board of Charities A. W. Butler M. E. Church C. H. Albert Pennsylvania State Normal Hippensteel Reading J. H. Urey H. W. Lees Waterloo Mae Rose Trinidad Cal Presbyterian Baptist Indiana Avenue

Local Auburn notes cover heating plans and arrivals

The Churubusco banker visits Auburn to review a proposed steam heating plant. Harvey Ross and wife buy Fred. Krueger property for their permanent home. Judge Hanan falls ill and court adjourns. Western Construction hires about twenty five for curb work on Indiana avenue. Helen Baxter injures foot on a rusty nail. Rev N P Barton resumes evangelistic work after health. Chastine Johnston to hold piano concerts in St Joe and Auburn. County Auditor Shook visits Clearlake. Rev Harlan preaches in absence of pastor. Mr and Mrs W M Lawrence visit from Rochester New York.

Churubusco Auburn Harvey Ross Huntertown Boland Agency Fred. Krueger North Auburn Judge Hanan Lagrange Western Construction Company Indiana Avenue Helen Miles Baxter Ind N. P. Barton Spencerville Barton M. E Chastine Johnston St. Joe Coliseum Shook Clearlake Harlan W. M. Lawrence Rochester N. Y W. H. Willenar

Pleasant Grove Ice Cream Social Aboite Aug 27

Aboite Indiana August 22 Pleasant Grove Sunday school will host an ice cream social on the Dist 6 school grounds Tuesday evening August 27. Community events and visits are noted with church services, travel, and local family updates amid farming remarks and social gatherings.

Sheldon News Briefs Tells Local Social and Town Updates

Sheldon Ind August 24 A lawn social at Mr Swanks orchard tonight Ice cream and refreshments served. Mrs Harriet Foulks seriously ill with locomotor ataxia at Morgan Foulks home. New schoolhouse under construction for fall term. Webster Kaufman family visited his father Lewis Cartwright near Arcola. Cartwright family and friends attended. Mrs William Schoonover improving slowly. Brindle family visited Robison Park last Sunday. Reverend Martin to hold M B H church service next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Edward Miller visited his mother Mrs Buckley at Kingsland. W N Kaufman and sons Cassel and Orville spent day with friends in Montpelier and attended the fair.

Sentinel Sheldon Ind Swank Harriet Foulks Morgan Foulks Webster Kaufman Kaufman Lewis Cartwright Arcola Cartwright William Schoonover Wm. Brindle Dessie Dot Brindle Robison Park Martin M. BH Edward Miller Buckley Kingsland

Karn Brothers Meat Wagon Clash Injures No One

A north bound Pontiac collided with Karn Bros meat delivery wagon near the south depot on Tuesday as the wagon overturned and was thrown a distance. The wagon driver escaped unharmed and no injuries were reported.

Karn Brother Karn Bros South Depot

Sublets Cut Stone Work for Lima Soldiers' Memorial

John Suelzer of this city who received the general contract for the Lima Ohio Soldiers Memorial building has sublet the cut stone work to Keller Braun. The structure is projected to cost about 130000 dollars when finished.

John Suelzer Lima Ohio Keller & Braun

Saloon Conditions Meet League Expectations in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne Sunday saloon conditions matched league expectations with some violators discreetly operating. Officers took notes. grand jury may review next September term. A transfer corner venue admitted patrons with a coded system while a prominent league member monitored attendance. police found few arrests. Good Citizenship Teague members guarded information and anticipated surprises. Three men appeared in police court for Sunday liquor purchases.

Fort Wayrn League Grand Jury Transfer Corner Good Citizenship Teague

Refused death notice tests Fort Wayne telegraphers strike

During a Fort Wayne Western Union strike an operator refused a death notice for a relative. Manager O L Perry, lone Fort Wayne relay, attempted contact via postal card before the message was finally sent. Strike sympathy hinders handling of commercial traffic while Postal and Western Union maintain some volume.

Fort Wayne Perry Postal Western Union Western Union Company

Eminent Rescue Missioners Visit Fort Wayne

John Callahan of New York and Edward Card of St. Louis spoke at the Rescue Home and Mission on East Columbia Street and at Grace Reformed church First M E church and the Railroad Young Mens Christian Association. The mission program Saturday evening drew a large crowd and both speakers impressed attendees with personal life stories and focused preaching.

America John Callahan New York Edward Card St. Louis Fort Wayne Rescue Home East Columbia Street Grace Reformed Church M. E. Church Railroad Young Mens’ Christian Association Callahan Card

Robbery Reported at Wells Street Home

R. E. White of 1610 Wells street told police a thief entered while his wife and baby slept Saturday and stole $15 after finding the back door left open.

R. E. White 1610 Wells Street

Negro in House Report At 601 Holm Street

Mrs. Frank Mathias of 601 Holm Street reported a man entered her home around 11 oclock Saturday night. She awakened and asked his purpose, and he fled, leaving the scene unclear and the incident under investigation.

Frank Mathias Holm Street Ran Prithiont Darley Aa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Garrett News Knights of the Holy Grail Winona Lake Ingalls Hull Earl Foreman Harry Heilshorn Syracuse Marshal Schudelia Eugéne Vogeding Cleveland Daughters of Pocahontas Pocahontas Lodge Mesdames Lawrence, Galloway Ed Beeber Frances Beadley Grandstaff George Probst Hd Wells Rall Transportation Department Fred Muller Lewis Bloom Philadelphia Keyser W. Va Dekalb Fuel, Light and Power Company H. W. Thomas Eagles Centlivre Park F. G. Perkins Mandolin Club Elmer Sheets F. D R. C. Wadd Akron F. Frederick Earl Rapp Harvey Butts Frank Cusack Quincy Street The Christian Church North Franklin Street Charles C. Hew M. F. Frederick Moore Glenn Talbert Albion Harold Lawson Talbert Frank Castile Heilshorn D. P. Hanes Firemen’s Brotherhood Charles Popley Alex Cross Martinsburg Cross J. W. Baker J. B. Hursh Chicago Junction D. A. Haley Cedar Point John Connors M. H. Sweeney Arvillae Ingalls Sacred Heart Hospital Charles Curtes Smith Justice of the Peace Ferren Hicksville Winsor McCarthy Dean Fritz Yee Hunt the Lakes Louis Gunder Gunder C. E. Williamson Garret Baseball Club Williamson Clevenger Mt. Sterling Marine Wagner Wagner Family. Next Week Dr. Clevenger Walter C. ‘Wagner Edward Goetz Mansfield Gars Waterloo News Cole Pretty Hill Schemerhorn Schermerhorn Evangelical Aid Society Robigen Park School Park Jas. Thos. Lawson Mississippi Lawson W. H. Lease Pedro Club Herman Boozer A. C. Gruheke Ella Whalen Mottinger Lizzie Shoemaker Helga Gfeller Abe Lease Frank Knott C. V. Reed Pleasant Lake Emmett Cox J. P. McCague W. Shimp Washington Kansas Kate Beard Karl Gunder Waterloo Dawn Geo. W. Cotton Elkhart Henry Mergy Frank Bevier Phurchés DeKalb Dourty Jas Thos. Lawson Auburn News Chas. Walker Wm. Richmond East Auburn M. E. Schultz Carson, Pirle, Scott & Co North Main Street Harry J. H. Casenbeer Niles Auburn, Ind Aboit News the Sentinel Aboit Pleasant Grove Dist. No. 6 Friendship M. E. Church Theodore Null Theodore Ioretta Yoquelet Wolver New Haven Aboit Center Lowther Peter Haines Colorado Edna DeVilbiss Grace Melton John Scott Maumee Aboite , Township F. C. W. Klaehn Dr. Short John Denner Edith Anna McFadden James Parnin Misses Tillie Freda Bucker Ella Nicholson Stella Lowther Bessie Decker Lulu Jennings Mildred Jones Lottie Feaser Jessie Krannefeldt Stella Stauffer Idessrs Hugh McFadden Richard Lowther Guy Decker Harvey Nicholson Jesse Stuart Garl Jennings Will Ernest Bucker Theodore Nu Sheldon News
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