Charity Ball for Hope Hospital to Feature New Hall
The Hope hospital women’s committee sent nearly fourteen hundred invitations for a charity ball Monday evening December 27 at the Anthony hotel. It will be the first public social event in the new ball room with supper by the Anthony caterer and Reineke’s orchestra for the long dance program.
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Hope Hospital
Women’s Committee
Anthony
Anthonny
Reineke
Anna Lowry
S. M. Foster
C. B. Fitch
W. E. Davis
Lowry
R S. Patterson
Page Yarnelle
Patterson
Davis
Fitch
Jack Kuhns
Katherine Hoffman
W. H. Drier
C. D. Emmons
Max Fisher
Sam Fisher
D. N. Foster
O. N. Guldlin
I. Lehman
L. Lehman
E.H. Merritt
P. J. McDonald
Samuel Morris
E. H. McDonald
C. W. Orr
van B. ‘Perrine
E. C. Rurode
J. N. ‘Study
J. A. Shoaff
T. F. Thieme
W. J. Vesey
Theo. Wentz
C. A. Wilding
B. F. Yarnelle
Stephen Bond
Mary G. Keel
C.C. Schlatter
Anna R. Jackson
Culinary Department Menus and Recipes for Daily Use
Wednesday December 1 edition outlines menus and recipes for housekeepers. Includes guidance from the Culinary Department for daily meal planning.
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Culinary Department
Old Time Recipes From A Colonial Kitchen
A collection of practical instructions for biscuits porridge and puddings. Instructions cover biscuit dough using salt lard and milk with quick baking possibly water as substitute. Also pea soup fricassee rice mold bread apple fritters gluten muffins cup cake chestnut salad boiled Indian pudding and related kitchen techniques.
Remarkable Recovery From Neck Injury At 81
Norwalk Ohio December reports George Morey an 81 year old farmer survived a broken neck from a wagon accident. Doctors say his second and third vertebrae are mended and he may soon move about normally.
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Norwalk
Ohio
George Morey
Morey
Convoy Farmer Peter Young Dies at Hope Hospital
Peter Young a noted Convoy Ohio farmer died at 3 45 am Wednesday after heart and kidney illness He 55 had been at Hope hospital about three weeks He was born in Germany and retired from farming He is survived by five children Funeral services and burial planned in Convoy and Leslie Ohio
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Peter Young
Convoy, O
Hope Hospital
Mr. Young
Germany
Convoy
Leslie
Ohio
Infant Winkler Dies of Meningitis in Pontiac
Gladys Irene Winkler two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Winkler of Pontiac and Abbott streets died at 2 30 Thursday morning from spinal meningitis. She was an only child and the father works as a motder at the Menefee foundry. Funeral services from the residence Saturday at 2 PM with Rev Jeffras officiating.
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Gladys Irene Winkler
George Winkler
Pontiac
Abbott Streets
Menefee Foundry
Jeffras
Henry Reiter longtime Adams Janitor passes at 73
Henry Reiter, who served for years as janitor of the Adams school building, died Friday morning at his Edsall avenue home at age 73 4 months and 29 days. Born in Germany, he came to America at eight, grew up on an Adams county farm, moved to Fort Wayne 45 years ago, learned machinist work, and worked for Western Gas Construction and the Wabash shows. He belonged to the Machinists union and was twice married with fifteen children and eleven grandchildren surviving along with his widow. Brother Conrad Reiter of Wallace Street is named as a sibling.
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Henry Reiter
Adams School
Edsall Avenue
Mr. Reiter
Germany
America
Adams County
Fort Wayne
Western Gas Construction Company
Machinists’ Union
Conrad Reiter
Wallace Street
Widow Margaret Hagan Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Margaret Hagan aged 60 widow of William Hagan died at 11:30 p m Thursday night at St Josephs hospital after a prolonged illness from paralysis. She is survived by two children William C Hagan and Mrs R A LaMar of 823 Eliza street and six sisters and a brother.
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Margaret Hagan
William Hagan
St. Joseph's Hospital
F. Wiedeman
Kokomo
Gus Jenson
Toledo
Robert Kinney
Chicago
Twin Sons of Snyder Family Die in Infant Tragedy
The twin sons of Mr and Mrs William S Snyder of Putnam and Franklin streets died at 5 pm Thursday aged one day Their remains were interred today in a quiet family funeral reflecting the sorrow of the loss in the community.
Beckman Dies Suddenly After Sunday Church Visit
George Beckman 46 from force street died suddenly of heart disease at home shortly after returning from St. Peter's church. Born in Germany he lived in the county since 1872 and ran a saloon on Force and Buchanan streets for two decades. Survived by five sons and three daughters, with sisters Mrs Neumeier and Mrs Weber. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 then 9 from St. Peter's Church.
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George Beckman
Force Street
Beckman
St. Peter's
Mr. Beckman
Germany
America
Force
Buchanan
Adam
George
Frank
Joseph
Leo Beckman
Catherine
Eve
Agnes Beckman
Adam Neumeier
Catherine Weber
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
St. Martin’s Benevolent Society
St. Joseph's Society
The
School Society
Mrs Margaret Reardon Rites Set At St Patrick’s Church
Mrs Margaret Reardon 41 died after a several week illness. Born in Middle Point Ohio she moved with her family to Delphos and later to Fort Wayne ten years ago. Survived by husband John and five children Patrick Leo Mary Agnes and Margaret plus three brothers and two sisters. Funeral from St Patrick’s Catholic church is set for o'clock.
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Margaret Reardon
John Reardon
Brandriff Street
Reardon
Middlepoint
Ohio
Delphos
Fort Wayne
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
The
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart League
Patrick
Fort Wayne Man Patrick Carroll Dies at 79
Patrick Barry Carroll a lifelong Fort Wayne resident and retired shopman died Tuesday morning at 121 East Williams Street. Born in 1847 he moved to Fort Wayne in 1865 and spent twenty five years employed in the streets before retiring to private life.
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Patrick Barry Carroll
Fort Wayne
East Willams Street
Mr. Carroll
Strees
Carroll Family Roots Run Deep in Bucyrus and Chicago
In 1857 he wedded Miss Mary Conroy and the union produced eight children, including P. J. Carroll Maurice E. Carroll Mrs E H Snyder and Miss Margaret Carroll of Bucyrus Ohio Miss Mary Carroll of Chicago and Misses Katherine Nelie and Alice Carroll of this city Four children died before him. He was a devoted member of St Patrick's Catholic church and a respected citizen.
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Mary Conroy
P. J. Carroll
Maurice E. Carroll
E.H. Snyder
Margaret Carroll
Bucyrus, O
Mary Carroll
Chicago
Katherine
Nelie
Alice Carroll
Carroll
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Death of eight year old Florence Heit from diphtheria
Florence Amelia M Heit eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Heit 2215 Fairfield avenue died Sunday morning from diphtheria She was a pupil at St Peters school and is survived by her parents three sisters Ruth Gladys Dorothea and Carl Heit Funeral services were held privately from the residence Monday afternoon.
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Florence Amelia M Heit
George Heit
Fairfield Avenue
St. Peter's School
Ruth
Gladys
Dorothea
Carl Heit
United States demands led to Zelaya note and Nicaragua crisis
The Knox note to Nicaragua’s Charge dAffaires Rodriguez signals a hard U S stance against Zelaya regime citing two American deaths and threats to American life. It warns Central American states to maintain order and proposes future loyalty guarantees while ending formal diplomatic relations with Managua.
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Zelaya
United States
Knox
Filipe Rodriguez
Legation
Central America
Grace
Cannon
Western Hemisphere
State Department
Senor Rodriguez
Rodriguez Curt
Rodriguez
Washington
Honduras
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Guatemala
Mexico
Nicaragua
Managua
Messrs. Cannon and Croce
Republic of Nicaragua
Messrs
Grace and Cannon
Ma~nagua
Pp. C. Knox
Felice Rodriguez
Esquire
Washington, D. C
Congress Opens For Long Siege
Congress prepares for a protracted session as new members from Fountain Thompson McCredy and Moxley await seating before the president’s message. Preliminary conferences will set plans, with Progressive senators pressing executive work and insurgent House members building a working coalition. Both chambers await the president’s address.
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Fountain L. Thompson
W. W. McCredy
Washington
W. J. Moxley
Illinois
Capitol
House
Senate
Senator Bailey Pushes Night Sessions Demand in Senate
Washington December 6. Senator Bailey Texas proposes night sessions and 2 pm meetings while Senate convenes at noon. He withdraws objection after Hale’s urging and vows to renew the hour change. Senate opens with 81 members present. Johnson of North Dakota noted and the body adjourns after thirteen minutes.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Congress
Hale
Culberson
McLauren
Mississippi
Bacon
Johnson
North Dakota
Poe News Briefs From December Local Roundup
John Fonner and Chas Snider travel to Saginaw Michigan to inspect land as prospective buyers. Fonner plans several weeks visiting relatives in Saginaw Farwell Battle Creek and Union City. Mrs Elia Caston and Mrs Reed Caston visited Arcola relatives last week. Community notes include Cantata planning Santa Claus at Grandmas rehearsal and interurban service delays due to a road outage. Wedding anniversary celebration for Russell and Shearer with guests from Fort Wayne and nearby towns.
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Santa Claus
John Wilhelm
Fort Wayne
George Spangler
John McCague
Clarence van Horn
James Morton
George Heckbeur
Meri Valentine
Russel Shearer
Atwell Shearer
Robert Mercer
Harvey McMahon
Park Somer
Chas Shearer
Jean Rachier
Chance Somers
Girdon Somers
Harley Somers
Mercen
Ray Shearer
Bessie Mullen
Wm Essig
John Essig
Executive Committee Opens Federal Council Meeting in Louisville
The executive committee representing 17,000,000 Protestants gathers for its annual session at the Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church Louisville with about fifty members in attendance. Dr Wm B Roberts of Philadelphia chairs and Bishop E R Hendricks of Kansas City attends. Welcoming addresses mark the opening and papers on religious sociology are planned for tomorrow.
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Louisville
Federal Council of the Churches of America
Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wm. B Roberts
Philadelphia
E. R. Hendricks
Kansas City
Federal Council
Educator killed in railroad crossing accident
An Indiana teacher and instructor at a manual training high school was killed today when a locomotive struck him at a railroad crossing in Irvington. The victim is identified as Hermay Chamberlain, an educator at the school.
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Ind
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Adams
Linnemeier
Fred Meyers
Wm. Meyers
Jurgens
Henry Roembke
Schack
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Anna
Martha Gallmeter
Ruth Inman
Adelia Bucker
Anes Hedden
Mary Blume
Helen Telley
John Dormer
Fred Metz
Guy Laurent
Paul Wolf Jr
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Robert Pence
August Miller
Walter Bueker
Lloyd
Edward Metz
Frank Buecker
R. W. Scarlett
Sanford, Mich
Eel River Township
Rev. Reichelderfer
David T. Kimmel
Pleasant
Pleasant Township
John M
Des Moines
Iowa
M. G. Kimmel
J. C. Kimmel
Edith
Mabel
Ralph
Edwin
Harry
E. Garidner
Bluffton
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Kimmel
John Ogden
C. W. Fairfield
Wayne Township
Pontiac Street
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William Kennerk
George Kennerk
John Ferguson
Edward Fairfield
Oliver Fairfield
Joe Mason
Fred Fahlsing
J. W. Rowe
W. D. Ruhl
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A. H. Lopshire
J. M. Weaver
Luke Durnell
Frank Cunnison
Hazel Dennis
Mary Durnell
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Emma Beecher
Mrs. Dukes
Frank Lee
C. K. Fairfield
John Feaser
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George Black
Ea Black
Edward Taylor
A. J. Stauffer
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Manuel Decker
J. E. Jennings
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Conrad Fey
W. T. Null
Clara Druley
Elsie Druley
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Estella Stauffer
Lulu Jennings
George Marquette
William Black
August David
Charles Jennings
Theodore Null
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Springer—DeVilbiss
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Edna
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Windsor
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Purdue University
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Monroeville
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L. D. Rehl
Convoy Man
Trou
Reiter
HAGAN
HEIT
Senor Zelaya
House of Representatives
Henry N. Couden
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
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New York
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Missouri
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Virginia
Francis R. Lassiter
David A. DeArmond
W. W. McCredie
Francis W. Cushman
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