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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1911

Page

6

Campbell Family Reunion and Local Weddings in Spencerville

In Spencerville Aug 30 residents report on the Campbell family reunion at Robison Park with Dr. H Campbell elected president and many Campbell relatives from Wabash Auburn Fort Wayne Cromwell and Chicago. Other items note weddings Kesler Doebter and Kienzle Jacobs and Day marriage in Atlantic City and a Middleton family reunion planned near Robison Park. Local sports include Auburn Blues defeating the Locals 7 to 6 and a Fort Wayne Cadillacs doubleheader win by the Locals 11 to 1.

Campbell Allen Robison Park H. Campbell W. E. Campbell Rose Campbell G. W. Campbell Wabash Garrett C. H. Campbell Fort Wayne C. Clevenger Auburn Olton Campbell Elma Campbell Mary Clevenger E. E. Campbell Chicago W. E. Magley Columbia City DeCamp Albion Muriel DeCamp Bernard DeCamp W. H. McDowel Peru Howard McDowell D. L. Campbell Cromwell Harle Campbell Jacob Green Jack Green Hattie Boughan East St. Louis Ill John O’brien Kokomo W. Green William O. Ason Bert Meyers Alice M. Meyers J. B. Meyers Jacob Campbell Mabel Bogner Vera Bogner William Bogner Fort Auburn Blues Koons Raynolds Treace Kelly Fort Wayne Cadillacs Nuttle Blair Ringwall Batteries Julian Cadillacs Chapman

Classic Liver with Bacon Hash and Elaborate Egg Dishes

A kitchen guide outlines preparing liver with bacon fat, making gravy, and serving on toast with poached eggs. It also provides deviled eggs, peach parfait, sweet omelet, salmon salad, and a detailed oil-based dressing method for salmon.

Kelsey Family Reunion Set for Swaidner Grove

The Kelsey family with about 250 members plans a reunion Thursday at Swaidner grove one half mile east of Roanoke. Frank W. Kelsey is president and Capt. Kelsey secretary. Louis Lombard chairs the transportation committee. The interurban car will depart at 8:50 AM from the transfer corner. rain will postpone. About fifty Kelseys live in Fort Wayne and others in Huntington and Roanoke areas.

William Kelsey Fort Warne F. M. Drummon H. Pratt Louis Lombard Herbert Harper Kelsey Swaidner Grove Roanoke Frank W. Kelsey Capt. Kelsey Herbert Hartman Cyrus Pratt Lombard Fort Wayne Huntington

Geidel to testify in murder trial defense to life

Paul Geidel the bellboy accused of murdering William H. Jackson will testify no further in his fight for life. The prosecution announced it has no more questions to put to the defendant today, contrary to general expectations.

New York Paul Geidel William H. Jackson

Ossian Notes Highlight Births Visits and Local Picnics

Ossian Indiana reports a birth of an eight pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Fr N Sharp. Visitors include J A Vail and wife from Decatur and many Ossian residents attend the Zanesville picnic and a Ladies Cemetery association play. Local residents travel to Fort Wayne Bluffton and Montpelier for visits and family events.

Ossian Ind Fr. N. Sharp J. A. Vail Decatur Winona

Nun to receive $1000 from late father’s estate in Portland

A Portland nun of the Holy Name order will inherit $1000 from Bernard T. May’s will filed today. His widow Anna May and others receive the remainder. Also: Anne E. Spearing and siblings receive cash and land shares. Charles F. Schilling leaves all to his widow Alma F. Schilling. Several court actions noted including divorce petitions and a move to send a man back to Poland for release.

Order of the Holy Name Portland Ore Bernard T. May Wilhelmina Mar Anne E. Spearing Louis May John May Bernard May Anna May Charles F. Schilling Alma FE. Schilling Child Elmer M. Uask Elsie E. Cook Poland Edmund Bahdziewsze A. E. Thomas

Social News from Poe Indiana Community

Reverend Sawyer of Fort Wayne visits the home of Charles True. Paul Reinking and sister from Indianapolis visit their uncle Martin Reinking. Clem and Mrs Smith and son Brice spend Sunday with David and Mrs Hiser. Several families share Sundays with friends near Five Points and at Zaheaville for the old settlers homecoming. Buuck returns from Texas but goes back for his ailing father. Lucius Somers and Charles Mayland ride to Decatur by auto. Meyers returns from Like James with word fishing is nix.

Thimbler Grandma Roger L. M. Chapman C. G. Redenwall Rev. Linstrom John Bair Henry Krumbigel Cedarville Bowser and Davis Butler George Hollahaugh Charles Hull Herby Webb Heffner McClellan Arthur Stewart Fort Wayne B. GO. Schlatter Leo APS Wm. Valken Farlan J. C. Valken William Newman Terance Hursh Fort Warne Samuel Smith Ethel Baker Elsie Sharp Hamilton Lake Abrs Cora Hart MM. E Hopewell Walter Miller Newville Nora Treace Gladys Chapman Beulah Valken Evangeline Fisner Mary Charles Tillden Huntertown Mr. Welch John Bowman Martha Rosa Charles Rhodes John Mason Sandusky Frank Butler Merrit Butler Wabash Brandon Col Hallie Notestine Simon Bernard Coburntown Florence Markel Henry Beams FL. L. Beams Hicksville Defiance Antwerp Woodburn Harlan Auburn St. Joe Opera House J. W. Beams John Potter W. W. Fisher Frank Baltz St. Joe J. F. Baltz S. H. Maurer Wm. Allen John Moody Harry Kimes Martin Kimes Robison Park Zaheaville W. D. Snarr T. J. Soles Frank Morton Nathan Snider Wm. Buuck Texas Buuck Simon Somers Lucius Decatur Charles Mayland Robert Mercer Charles. Meyers James Saja Nix

Hooks on a dress using under flap eyes on top

Sewing hooks on the under flap and eyes on the upper part of a wash dress creates a neater closure. This method steadies the garment and reduces bulk at the neckline, offering an alternative fastening technique for better fit.

Fort Wayne liquor license fight moves to circuit court

Attorney William Campbell says an appeal is filed but no hearing likely before this year ends. The fight aims to block Oliver Steward from selling liquor at the Fort Wayne driving park with Remonstrance supporters and WCTU backing a long legal battle. Margaret Colling leaves house to John C Colling with 3400 to George Collins. Esther Fleming named law librarian succeeding Harry Ryan. Ryan will train successor briefly.

William Campbell Oliver Steward Fort Wayne Wc. T. U Margaret Colling John C. Colling George Collins Miss Fleming Esther Fleming Harry Ryan Ryan

Friction in Boarding House Divorce and Local Cases

Friday reports cite Alice France seeking a superior court divorce from Frank France alleging drunkenness abuse and repeated assaults since their 1889 marriage. Heaton and Heaton represent her as Barbara Leichty also seeks a divorce from Joseph Leichty for name calling amid a 1040 Wall Street address dispute. Bankruptcy assets of B C Picket and Sons show little to creditors, with Citizens' Trust in charge and Hamilton National bank's claims scheduled. Mary Whitman sues Oscar Whitman but petitions were withdrawn from the docket.

Alice France Frank France Heaton & Heaton Barbara Leichty Joseph Pennsylvania Wall Street Thomas & Townsend B. C. Picket & Sons Citizens’ Trust Company Hamilton National Bank Mary Whitman Oscar Whitman

North side congestion at Wells Street Bridge prompts action

Citizens from the north side ask the county commissioners to widen the Wells Street Bridge or build a new span at Calhoun or Harrison streets or nearby. A delegation submits drawings and requests a broader approach with a wider roadway, with plans to seek board of public works support.

North Side Wells Street Calhoun Harrison Streets Wells Board of Public Works Bloomingdale Bull Rapids

Buick Suit Dismissed Over Abatement Plea in Vanderbilt Cup Case

A $10,000 damages suit by Dora Roos stemming from the Vanderbilt Cup race near Oc tober last year was dismissed in superior court after Buick Motor Car company's plea in abatement was sustained. Roos alleged injuries from a Buick entering the race and striking her viewing car while spectators. The company claimed it is not Indiana represented, had no Fort Wayne agency, and the driver served was not its representative. The car involved had been sold before the collision to C S Spitdorf and Buick held no interest then. The article also notes changes to the M and N club articles removing liquor bans and mentions plans for a $360,000 Maumee River bridge over Coombs street and the growing county appropriation requests for bridges.

Buick Motor Car Company Dorothea Roos William Fruedenicht Indiana Fort Wayne Joe W. Beil Buick C. S. Spitdorf M. and N. Club County Recorder Joe Humbrecht William E. Hess Charley Yauta Maumee River Coombs Street Tennessee Avenue

Judge Erwin Opens Fort Wayne Circuit Court in Judge's Absence

With Judge Edward O'Rourke away until September, Judge R K Erwin will formally open the Fort Wayne circuit court on Monday but will not convene the grand jury until the regular judge returns. Naturalization applications will be heard first day. jury selections were made today for grand and petit juries with named residents from Eel River Pleasant Lake Perry and Fort Wayne among the drawn panels. In court notes, Peter Botts sues the N Y C and St I Railway for 250 over a horse killed by a train and Minnie Myer seeks a divorce from John Myer, filed in 1902 with charges of failure to provide.

Edward O'Rourke Fort Wayne R. K. Erwin Circuit Court Grand Jury Fort Warne Petit Jury Albertus Bosler Joseph Parks Eel River Township Francis S. Courdevey Aboite Albert N. Brown Eugene Bobilya Dean Ellison Laurence Hartzell Madison Martin A. Wiedman Edward Happel Oscar Romick Lake William Phares W. F. Boshler Pleasant Chas. Mailand Marion John Salway Monroe Theodore Eggeman Adams Nicholas Ladig Jefferson Jacob H. Dennis Lafayette Jacob H. Hartman Peter Botts St. I Martin H. Luecke Minnie Myer John Myer Colerick Hogan

Merchants Begin Fund Drive for Hartford City Fall Festival

Hartford City Indiana August 25 the finance committee of the Merchants association launched a canvass to raise funds for the big free fall festival planned in October. the effort targets every business man in the city.

Hartford City Ind Merchants‘ Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spencerville W. G. Brick B. O. Shook Shook ‘Davids Kesler—Doebter Theodore Doebter Minnie James A. Kesler J. R. Graebner English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Anna Blickwedel Richmond William Kesler van Wert Ohio Miss Blickwedel Kienzle Jacobs Laura Jacobs Andrew Jacobs Staphlet Street Chas. Kienzle H. P. Dannecker Rurode Dry Good Co Kienzle Indiana Loan Co Huffman Street Foster Shirtwaist Mrs. Day New York City Will Hr. Peltier Isabel McClure European School of Music Flick Peltier Anna Siboni Ruhlant Detwiler—Felger J. R. Detwiler Enid Okla Herriet E. Felger Fairfield Avenue C. Travis Wayne Street M. E L. S Rekeweg Wammeyer Bertha Kramer Pauline Meyer Iva Buesking Lydia Heine Clara Junge Elsie Hegenfeldt Burt Arminta Jennie Steward C.3 Rectenwall Charles Chapman John Coburn Lee Chapman Ethel Gaker Golden Murry Ethel Metcalf Mary Strauss Irena Chapman Mary Notestine Iva. Zhener Myrtle Beams Mary Comesky Jacob Lochner Vera Sylberg Valparaiso Teacher’ Institute Henry Markel Irena Chasmain Julian Rupert Gavrier Markel Erick Auburn Post Card Company Teachers’ Institute Koch—Wellman Sophia Wellman William Ixoch Emmaus Lutheran Church Fred Wambsganss Lake James Middleton Aden County William Brown Maysville August Brueck Madison Township Brueck Christ Moeller Henry Hoeckemever Fred Hockemever Henry Hockemever Catherine Bruleck Wil Ham Franke D. Meyer George Lepper William Frensing Henry Koehlinger Charles Grueck Christ Brueck William Hockemeyer Fred Hockemeyer Lena Bertha Fredricks Phenia Hofsiman Minnie Lepper Mary Griebie Minnie Busse Vida Hoffman Clara Lepper Messrs Edwin Moeller Martin Hockemeyer Christ Lepper Henry Alfeldt Gust. Fredrick Gust David Charles Fredrick Allen County Courts OUR Geidel Ossian News Daniel Sprang Do. A. Carpenter Frankfort James Cline Elva Field Isabel Osterman Glen Hoover Eschylus Minehart Miss Florence William Scholtz Eva Cline Kara, Melching Bluffton Arlie Cox Indianapolis Mario Hoover J. Getwood Joe Henline Zanesville Harry 7. Hunter A. Ss. Telzey Ladies’ Cemetery Association Inex Inrrell Anna Glass Eleanor King Areta Deam Fearl King Blanch Homers James Elzey Elhanan William E. Hunter Kittie Alexander Janet Belter Anderson Morton Will Quackenbush F. A. Metts Canada Metts Saunders A. G. Johnston Montpelier James Johnston Lizzie Johnston Mack Manning Daniel Cope Marie Bona James Bona Evers Phil B. Colerick Egly-Doan Elevator Company CL. OG Egly William Doan C. Springer T. A. Doan F. Greenwell Joseph Witmer PD. L. Shally POE News
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