Miss Mary L Jay Dead After Prolonged Illness
Miss Mary L Jay dies after a year of illness with medical care and church work. Born in Tamaqua Pennsylvania in 2431 she taught in Gardendale and Honesdale before serving as assistant principal and high school history teacher in Fort Wayne. Funeral services announced at 9:90 from her residence and Cathedral burial.
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Jay
Tamaqua
Cheshire
Dunn
Tatar
Gardondale
Massachusetts
Bein Northwestern College
Xadietant Riaelpnt
Honesdale
Plattsburg
N.Y
Fock
Wayne An
Wayne High School
Pupitt
Mrs Spencer Widow of Fort Wayne Prominent Leader Dies
Mrs Sneanatan GB Spencer widow of Hon. MoV Wynnoneer and longtime Fort Wayne resident dies at 40 years after illness from Bright's disease. Born in Danville Indiana, she married in 1867, lived in Fort Wayne, and later moved to Indianapolis. Survived by four children and several relatives. Funeral services at White Apartments and Lindenwood Cemetery will be private.
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Sneanatan
Spencer
Mov. Wynnoneer
Waynarinn
Spicer
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Fing Thanetern
Otstor
Helen Urenton
Seeliy
Sulta
Lindenwood
Privaca
Coyle Aged 19 in Hospital After Monday Evening Incident
Mrs May Coyla wife of Bernard J Coyle of 435 Bakerstradt died at GL Josepha hospital after an incident Monday evening. The page notes she was 19 years old and treated for injuries.
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May Coyla
Bernard J. Coyle
Bakerstradt
Josepha
Ars. Coyle
Ghethre B. Katt Dies in Colorado Springs at 39
Ghethre B. Katt formerly worked at Fort Wayne for fifteen years with the State Journal and died in Colorado Springs at age 39 from consumption. He is survived by his wife and a brother August Katt with three sisters. Interment will be in Colorado Springs. The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at the Typographers Union temple.
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B. Katt
Fort Wayne
Colornia Springs
Golo
Katt
Mio
Colorado
Ant
August Katt
Mro
Ray
Janed
Mrs Mars Aurentz Dies at 74 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Philomena Aurentz widow of Solumun Aurentz longtime Fort Wayne resident dies at 6 o clock Friday morning at home 108 West Main Street aged 74 born February 14 1684 in Alexandria Pennsylvania educated in local parochial schools and Elaters Academy married January 4. Funeral services Monday 8:30 from residence and 9 o clock from local church with burial in the cemetery. She leaves two sons an adopted daughter and several grandchildren.
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Mars
Philomena Auruntz
Solumun
Aurentz
Reidert
Port Wayne
Aurents
New Alexandria
Parochni
Elaters’ Academy
Latrate
Wintorie
St. Winetah Abbey
Pennaytvanta
Aod
Atrents
Greanabery
Wayne
Anna Aurents
A.C
Aly
Une Mather
Gatheavrol
Wallace Mills Rites Set After Sudden Illness
Wallace Mills aged 68 of 1164 Marmer Street died after three years of declining health. He suffered a stroke while outside and passed away Thursday. A charter member of Palatera's No. 469 Masons, Mills was revered by family and friends. Survived by wife, children Samuel, Charlen, Morlon, William, and Grace Mills. sisters Miro Walla Sproat and Mir Wala Grows. a brother Harry Mills of Coffeyville. Funeral plans and a painters' union committee aided by Frank Hutchison arranged full services.
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Mila
Ale Tate
Marmer Street
Mi Mills
Heath
Gyarnlyala
Milkr-wan McHarter
Te Palatera
Wwlan
Samual
Clinrien
Morlon
William
Miro Walla
Mir Wala
Grace Milla
Rue
Wayne Save Charles
Wisconsin
Bodala
Harry Mills
Coffeyville
Fort. Wayne
Mils
Hutchinon
Remains of Amil Avennt Ta singer arrive after death
The remains of Amil Avennt Ta singer, 35, who died of tuberculosis in Los Angeles, arrived in the city and were taken to Mrs. William Mansdorter’s home. He was a member of St. John’s Reformed Church and is survived by Chas and William Tainger and a sister, Mrs. Mansdorter. Funeral services planned Sunday afternoon at 1:40 from the residence and 2 o’clock at St. John’s Reformed Church with Rev. J. H. Doersh officiating.
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Amil Avennt
Tasinger
Kridiy
Low Angeles
Ulster
Mra
Willian Mansdorter
OL Segl
Liverotharé
Chas
William “Aninger
Mansdorter
Foner
St. John's Teformed Church
J. H
Henry Bartow
Fries
Tis Heme
New Staven
Bent
Raveow
Danu
Att Wolbnelt
Jarle Cantel
Nories
Mr. Barrow
Fort Wayne
Ani
Pennsylania
Lela
Ravi
Bighay Enteerel Truyas
Neconsher MN
Miles Samant
Brhsen
Tn Sue
Vivid
Uatrert Barrow
Bow Mavony
Alan Barrow
Tirrowi
Phere
Nl Brotier
John Tarnowa
Anion
John Tarver
Tio Melhpothers
Wikiam Hosmtor
Linn
Olin
Hineath Rosekey
Gary Fimural Cereleen
Adlernaan
Proteatzmt
New Maven
Pelger
Feleer
Meinder
Sato
Savin
Bs Rmn
Idk
Chifldren
Mary Venlela Mera
Dutta Caromer
Mir AI Puen
Kawa Felsen
Avisiatt Skinner Mir
Filta
Notable Fort Wayne Residents Pass Away in January
Obituary notices describe the death of Mrs. Flinn and Mr. Barrow in Fort Wayne and nearby areas. Details list surviving children, extended families, and service arrangements, noting Mrs. Flinn’s long local presence and Mr. Barrow’s Civil War service and career with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Christie Death Notice of Anthony Christe
Anthony Christe 46 of Abolt township died Tuesday December 8 at the state school after eighteen years as an inmate. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Christia and all brothers and sisters. Funeral services Wednesday morning at 6 from residence and 9 at St Pauls Catholic Church.
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Anthony Christe
Mtr
Joseph Christia
Abolt
Trwaday
Dee
Whiyate
All Brothers
W Rinter
SS Paul's Catholic Church
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Cora Grieser
Mrs Cora Grieser wife of Henry Grieser died at home Monday evening. Funeral services Tuesday morning with interment at Gar Crook. Survived by a family widowhood and relatives.
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Cora Grieser
Wenry
Fling’s Death Reported in Fort Wayne Community
A local resident, Lorn Ja Fort, died Friday evening at TH50 miles at the home of her son in Kesleabetn. The obituary notes her as a longtime member of the native ceuidonte of the city and mentions Wayne and Abs as linked individuals.
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Fort. Wayne
GA. Fina
Kéleabetn
Teehennen John 8 A Loneter's death in Danglas
John Teehennen a well known young man and former Loneter 1 lo BehoofH ob Aba Lown up died Sunday at Danglas where he taught mathematics and English at Georgia Normal collage He was 27 years old He attended Bapinmaker Inst and Holfevog What iinnkn Wan Ms Lo ty Phot fever The piece notes four brothers and one sister and lists relatives in the community The running was the trowel the service and interment Willam Henry Wingaer yard engineer for twenty eight years
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John
Teehennen
Salinday
Danglas
Georgia Normal Collage
Schnnney
Ani
le Cavineton
Mrs Mork Moellering Dies at Age Advanced in Fort Wayne
Mrs Moellering aged advanced, of Fort Wayne, died after a long illness from pneumonia. The funeral is scheduled Wednesday after noon at 3:30, at St Mary’s Church, with Rev. Jacnly Miline officiating. Survived by husband, three daughters, two sons, and a sister in Germany. Burial at Smith family plot in Greenlawn.
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Mork. Moelering
Plantar Ranifem
Ani
Henry Muekgring
Hank
Lewes
Reed
Moellyeling
Germany
Amories Amyats
Riewe
Nest Panky Lallicran
L. Moanering
le Homo Telephone Company
Foyt Wayne
Charles T. Moetering
Chlangen
Marty Timbach
Fort Wayne
Mra
Pon Winbach
St. Louk
Attean Grantoniisren
Chacw Poulmayer
Qed Wied Brothers
Iret al Brnet Chamer
Mart Wayaie
Death of Youngest Son of George Jaap in Lawton Place
The youngest son of George Jaap of Lawton Place died Saturday after illness from typhoid fever at age 18. The father left Monday to travel to Fork Wayne in the southern part of the state to secure finances and settle the estate.
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Grorge Jaap
Lawton Place
Wayne
Mrs Mary A MaMahon Obituary Notice
Mrs Mary A MaMahon wife of Cony Melon Aylventer McMahon died Sunday morning at age 43 in Nome Virginia. The obituary notes her Pennaymanin voninitiy and implies a funeral or service details forthcoming.
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Mra
Mary A. MaMahon
Cony Melon
McMahon
Weil
Seto O
Pioneer Tanly trip amid fear from Cane Lon to Tolwilo
A lengthy obituary recalls the life and family of Tanly, detailing travel from Cane Lon to Tolwilo and memories of West and church ties. It notes surviving relatives including McMahon and MeMahon families, and references a later note about a note of thanks.
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Burt
Ohba
Enum
Har Mare
Pekar
Li Fork
Wayne
Tanly
Church of Werk
Wayne Ani Wahi
McMahon
Eharmetey
Vonsider Len
Sid
Mieh
Jet Ietlya
Aly
MeMalon Boyt
Shove
Tehtoessties
Menbalni
Dons
Weilnassay Afterneaniy
Banhienee
Sbi
Vielennftietad
Local county meeting on Christmas drive and salaries
Fragmented OCR item notes a county committee forming to arm a social or political action with Dr Hines Jane Sohisk and Tod Knisely. It mentions a special purpose and a potential turnout for a primaries event with implied support from some Hank figures.
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Ube Deka
Nik Asandalion
Hank
Phivs Ie
Dr. Hines
Jane Sohisk
Auebarn
Tod Knisely
Botlor
Thors
Tragic Train Injury Mentioned in Local Notice
A narrative fragment describes a person fatally hurt by a train while returning home, with references to a fall, witnesses, and a local accident scene near a lake and a road. The text mentions family members and a list of local names, implying a community obituary or public notice surrounding the incident.
Waterways endorsement and political crisis ripple through government
Amid a tangled political scene an endorsement and calls for action ripple from Washington to local leaders. References to railway and forest concerns mix with discussions of the presidency and Senate figures, highlighting tension over policy and power.
County Infirmary Board Pleased With Conditions
The county infirmary board reports satisfaction with the institution's management and facilities. A committee recommended appointing a new supervisor and placing staff in charge to ensure well prepared meals clean quarters and proper care while addressing pending matters.
Unclear Text Remains From Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR reading describes a county issue with expenses and attendants and mentions the beach and economy. The legibility is too low to identify names, places, dates, or concrete actions. The record preserves only vague references to a public matter and municipal responsibilities.
Fowler Moves Up as Comptroller of the Currency
Washington reports J. Dee Fowler of Port Wayne is named comptroller of the currency by President Roosevel t. Fowler, formerly chief of the liquidation division at the Comptroller's Office, will earn about 84000 per year. He previously served since 1880 and entered government service under Garfield.
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Washington
J. Dee
Arong
Apintmentu
Rongevelt
J. Fowler
Port Wayne
Dye Neaulaituion Division
Contoller'n
Ind Mhala
Har
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