Golden 50th Wedding for Rousseaus in Allen County
Mr and Mrs Frank Rousseau celebrated their golden anniversary on December 10 near the city. Born in Indiana and Ohio respectively, they moved to Allen County as youths and married December 10 1857 in the old Methodist college. Seventy five guests attended including relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rousseau
Rousseau
Martha Corey
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Indiana
Newcastle
Allen County
Old Methodist College
Wayne Street
Robinson
Mrs. Rousseau
Moody Swartzel Moody Married at Baptist Church
Miss Clara Swartzel daughter of Mr and Mrs William Swartzel and Mr Earnest Moody wed Sunday at 4 pm by Rev J F Vichert of the Baptist church They will visit the groom's parents in Kingston Ky then reside at 435 East Creighton avenue Moody a Pennsylvania railroad employee A Country Party guests hosted by Fred Thiele at Leesburg road home included many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Swartzel
William Swartzel
Earnest Moody
J. F. Vichert
The
Baptist Church
William Rondot
Raymond Beers
Fred Thiele
Leesburg Road
Agnes Miller
Margaret Rondot
Eva Green
Gertrude Felger
Sarah Jomasin
Ethel Schafer
Ida Schafer
3Ladys Morris
Anna Thiele
Sophia Thiele
Tillie Mangan
Anita Foellinter
Bertha Witzigreuter
Bertha Mitchell
Mabel Dorman
Margaret Sylance
Albert Wright
Isaac Rhoads
William Thiele
Willie
Walter Felger
Will Rondot
Christ Thiele
Frank Daniels
Willie Mitchell
Charles Rondot
Alfred Linten
Frank Mitchell
Edgar
Birth anniversary celebration at Gar Creek
Henry Brackmann of Gar Creek was surprised Sunday evening as friends gathered for his eighteenth birthday. Attendees included Miss Kate Goethe, Miss Ida Hormann, Miss Emma Gallmeier, Miss Anna Bruick, Miss Clara Brackmann, Miss Emilie Hockemeier, Miss Mary Bruick, Miss Gusta Hanefeldt, Miss Lena Wiese, and many men such as Henry Gallmeier, Wille Ormann, Julian Gronauer, Herman Bruick, Fred Brackmann, Henry Hormann, Otto Wiese, George Hormann, Walter Cramer, Earl Pickett, Fred Hanefeldt, John Harper. Another group of young people met Saturday at Dora Thompson and Lillian Warner’s near Leo, with attendees including Miss Rosa Klopfenstein, Miss Matilda Klopfenstein, Edith Garman, Carrie White, Caroline Sommers, Mahala Moss, Mina Moody, Jennie Porter, Celeste Porter, Emma Klopfenstein, Geraldine Maxfield, Louise Holopeter, Roxy Disler, Frances Thompson, and Messrs E Flanagan, Levi Yoder, Ingle McManara, Jonas Yoder, Thomas Hosler, Herbert Warner, Albert Souder, David Witmer, Charles and Sylvester Warner, George Schlatter, Albert Yoder, Roy Moody, George Moody, and Charles Pepe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brackmann
Gar Creek
Kate Goethe
Ida Hormann
Emma Gallmeier
Anna Bruick
Clara Brackmann
Emeile Hockemeier
Mary Bruick
Gusta Hanefeldt
Lena Wiese
Dd Messrs
Henry Gallmeier
Wille Ormann
Julian Gronauer
Herman Bruick
Dora Thompson
Lillian Warner
Leo
Rosa
Matilda Klopfenstein
Edith Garman
Carrie White
Caroline Sommers
Mahala Moss
Mina Moody
Jennie
Celeste Porter
Emma Klopfenstein
Geraldine Maxfield
Louise Holopeter
Roxy Disler
Frances Thompson
Messrs
E. Flanagan
Levi Yoder
Ingle McManara
Jonas Yoder
Thomas Hosler
Herbert Warner
Albert Souder
David Witmer
Charles and
Sylvester Warner
George Schlatter
Albert Yoder
Roy
George Moody
Charles Pepe
Billy Cherry Receives Diamond Ring and Cuff Buttons
W. Y. Cherry, visiting from Fort Wayne, is presented a diamond set ring, gold cuff buttons, and a diamond stick pin by foremen from Pennsylvania shops. The gifts, given at General Foreman H. T. Rogan's office, honor his promotion and aim to remind him of colleagues and "dear friends" from whom he came. Witnesses include H. Johnson and W. A. Johnson, with collegial congratulations for further advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Cherry
Pennsylvania
Mr. Cherry
H. T. Rogan
Hogan
Sir. Hogan
Cherry
Fort Wayne
Sherry
W.A. Johnson
Company Officials Named From Wellsville Shop
A list of names includes M H Hobrock C W Cran J C Klingenberger J P Disser and others as officials. Mr Cherry, newly appointed general foreman of the company’s shops at Wellsville, says he is pleased with the position and the town and will relocate his family there after the committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Hobrock
C. W. Cran
J. C. Klingenberger
J. P. Disser
Thomas Potter
J. R. Kretsinger
J. T. Allen
P. J. Sweeny
G. F. Gable
T. A. G. Stonebrook
J. Wise
Frank J. Mannix
C. H. Knothe
B. F. Sarver
Jacob Backes
H. S. Borhek
F. 8
Pennsylvania firefighter suffers knee cap fracture in fall
Pennsylvania fireman Henry Hoch fell on the ice Saturday night and fractured a knee cap, an injury expected to disable him for several weeks. He was taken to the Lutheran hospital for treatment. Hoch has prior railway experience noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoch
Pennsylvania
Litheran Hospital
Hoch
Miost Pleasant
Bridge Accident Leaves Nevada Man Crippled
A man fell through bridge ties into the river at Nevada Ohio suffering spine and shoulder injuries that for a long time threatened death. The accident left him with a crippled neck and unable to walk with his head erect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Ohio
Boy Killed At Delphos By Pennsylvani a Mail Train
Fourteen year old William Harris Jr. was struck and killed by the second section of eastbound Pennsylvani a mail train No 18 near his Delphos home while running along the tracks between crossings. A freight train moving east distracted him from the safer sidewalk route, leading to his death. The boy's parents are longtime Delphos residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Pennsylvania
Delphos
Ohio
William
Conductor Frank Welsh Fined for Crossing Delay
Wa bash conductor Frank Welsh was fined 7.50 for letting his train delay a street crossing beyond the ordinance time in New Haven. His arrest nearly sparked a riot last Thursday, as previously reported by The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Welsh
The
Wabash
New Haven
Welsh
the Sentinel
Woman's Frightful Ride Clings to Vestibule Five Miles
Miss Nellie Bailey, a school teacher in Amboy Indiana, rode a five mile stretch to Converse clinging outside the vestibule with a suitcase in one hand and feet on the step. A telegraph operator warned the train to stop at Converse, saving her life as she revived in a car before continuing to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Baily
Amboy
Ind
Converse
Miss Baily
Marion
Man Hurdled From Engine in Pennsylvania Shop
B R Stanbury fell from an engine in the Pennsylvania erecting shop yesterday and landed on his head. He suffered a deep gash but escaped serious injury. His comrades expected to lift him up half dead. he will be disabled for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Stanbury
Pennsylvania
Mr. Stamburg
Arrested the Conductor for Crossing Violation in New Haven
Frank Welsh a conductor of a Wabash local freight train was arrested by Marshal Barney Schoenefeld for blocking a crossing beyond the time fixed by the town council. Bond set at 50 dollars. release followed. A near incident with train crew and townspeople occurred before the case set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Welsh
New Haven
Barney Schoenefeld
Welsh
Mr. Welsh
Schoenefeld
Pennsylvan ia freight office sees Ill man’s kin visit
In Pennsylvania the freight office was notified of the sick man’s condition and his sons visited him Sunday. Mr. McEvoy, longtime train dispatcher and later chief dispatcher for the Grand Rapids and Indiana, moved to Kalamazoo years ago for easier duties. Earlier he worked as operator and dispatcher for the Wabash, last at Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
McEvoy
Grand Rapids and
Indiana Road
Kalamazoo
McHvoy
Wabagh
Peru
Fireman Falls From Engine Tender
At 6 o clock p m Sunday J N Bloss a Pennsylvania fireman fell from the tender of an engine striking on his breast and face sustaining painful injuries Some ribs were broken and his face cut and bruised but he will soon recover He was taken to his home 2232 Lafay ette street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Bloss
Pennsylvania
Lafayette Street
New Lumber Yard Planned by Krudop at Hayden and Francis
George H. Krudop has completed a two story frame building at Hayden and Francis streets and will soon open a lumber yard and planing mill. Machinery is being installed and Fort Wayne Electric will add motors next week. Power will come from Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction. The owner plans future expansion as business grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Krudop
Hayden and Francis Streets
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Krudop
M Evoy Will Recover From Stroke Say Physician
James McEvoy veteran telegraph operator who recently suffered a slight stroke is said to be recovering. Dr McEvoy son of the patient has just returned from Kalama zoo where he was with his father for several days. The physician reports the paralysis is confined to the muscles of one eye and that the patient remains conscious. McEvoy lived in Fort Wayne for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McEvoy
McEvoy
Kalamazoo
Fort Wayne
Hand Scald at Pennsylvania Round House Injures Worker
Frank Burns Jr a machinist at the Pennsylvania round house suffered a painful scald to his right hand while working on an engine and will be unable to work for a few days. A stream of hot water splashed over his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burns, Jr
Pennsylvania Round House
Publisher plans new newspaper in New Haven
Stanley B. Dustman, longtime publisher of the Allen County Herald at New Haven, under lease to W. E. Bowers, is arranging to start another newspaper in New Haven. He was in Fort Wayne on Tuesday negotiating purchase of printing equipment for his new printing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley B. Dustman
Allen County Herald
New Haven
W. E. Bowers
Mr. Dustman
Fort Wayne
Deaths Miss Edith Ortman Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Edith B Ortman youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Ortman 926 Columbia avenue died Tuesday evening after an extended illness She is survived by her parents a brother Edward Ortman and sisters Carrie Lillian Ortman Mrs Charles King and Mrs George Harrison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith B. Ortman
Henry W. Ortman
Columbia Avenue
Ortman
Edward Ortman
Carrie
Lillian Ortman
Charles King
George Harrison
May Lose His Sight In Accidental Eye Injury
The Peru Chronicle reports machinist Jack Barr of Lake Erie shops may be permanently blinded after a copper shard embedded in his eye required removal of the eye. Barr, formerly with the Wabash shops, was treated at Decatur hospital after the injury occurred during work and initially seemed minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru Chronicle
Jack Barr
Lake Erie
Wabash
Barr
Decatur
Wabash Employe’s
James Hatfield Dies In Washington Township Farm Family
James Hatfield longtime farmer of Washington township died at Hope hospital at 12:25 am after a five week illness from pneumonia. He was 57 years 1 month and 8 days old and resided on the Lima road four miles north of Fort Wayne in Allen County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hatfield
Lima Road
Washington Township
Fort Wayne
Hope Hospital
Hatfield Family Remembrance and Funeral Details
Mr. Hatfield, a lifelong Allen county resident, lived two years in Illinois and Iowa. He never married and, with his sister Miss Etta Hatfield, cared for their aged mother who died January 25 at 85. Surviving relatives include four sisters and three brothers across Indiana, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, and Memphis. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hatfield
Allen County
Illinois
Iowa
Miss Etta Hatfield
Miss Hatfield
Fort Wayne
Rachel Luther
William Hatfield
Indianapolis
John Hatfield
Cincinnati
Martha Liscum
Detroit
Elmira Pomeroy
Chicago
Etta Hatfield
Henry Hatfield
Memphis
Tenn
Andrew J Flutter Dies at 59 in Fort Wayne Residence
Andrew J Flutter 59 died Wednesday of dropsy at his sister Mrs Jennie Bricker s home 1911 Oliver St Fort Wayne He was a railroad man longtime conductor on the Wabash and later yardmaster for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Survived by widow and son Harry J Flutter of South Dakota two sisters Mrs Bricker and Mrs Sarah Yerkes a brother Henry Flutter four half sisters and two step siblings Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from the residence with Rev H C Ingersoll and Rev L M Edwards officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Flutter
Jennie Bricker
Oliver Street
Flutter
Wabash
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Harry J. Flutter
South Dakota
Bricker
Sarah Yerkes
Coldwater
Mich
Henry Flutter
Fort Wayne
Lydia Carman
Mary Huber
Walter Smith
H. C. Ingersoll
Rev. L. M. Edwards
Mrs Edward Ramsey dies after operation in Fort Wayne
Ramsey in Churubusco dies at Lutheran hospital after a surgical operation offering the only hope for recovery. Wife of Edward Ramsey, daughter of Eva Thompson, she leaves a widowed mother, two brothers Gale and Tony Thompson, and sisters Dora and Lulu Thompson of Fort Wayne. Funeral Thursday at 10 from the residence, burial at Eel River cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ramsey
Churubusco
Lutheran Hospital
Eva Thompson
Gale
Tony Thompson
Dora
Lulu Thompson
Fort Wayne
Eel River Cemetery
Shopman in Hospital After Successful Operation
Jacob Frauenfelder a carbuilder at the east shops was treated at Lutheran hospital for appendicitis. He recently underwent surgery and, though very ill, is believed to be out of danger and on the road to a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Frauenfelder
Lutheran Hospital
Some Unfortunate Shopmen Injured at Work
Journal item lists G. G. Yager and C. D. Everding off duty with foot injuries from stepping on nails, A. E. Pelz with two fingers crushed, J. Ramsey with finger cut and bruised, and F. E. Cruekeberg, Victor Martin, G. A. Sarazen, F. C. Snyder sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Yager
C. D. Everding
A. E .Pelz
J. Ramsey
F. E. Cruekeberg
Victor Martin
G. A. Sarazen
F. C. Snyder
Mrs Wilhelmina Weseman dies at 72 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Wilhelmina Weseman widow of Henry Weseman died Tuesday evening at her home 2420 Smith street from pneumonia aged 72 She was born in Hanover Germany and lived in Fort Wayne sixteen years Surviving include four children Henry in Germany and Mrs Fred Graue Mrs Fred Witte and Mrs Minnie Berry all of Fort Wayne Seventeen grandchildren She belonged to Zion Lutheran church Funeral services Friday at 1 30 from the residence and 2 from Zion Lutheran church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Weseman
Henry Weseman
Smith Street
Zion Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Stephan pioneer of Fort Wayne dies at 88
Mrs Elizabeth Stephan widow of Philip Stephan longtime Fort Wayne resident dies Sunday at her daughter Mrs Andrew Jacobs home on Stophiet street at age 88 Born in Koenigsburg Hesse Darmstadt Germany she came to Fort Wayne in 1858 and early in life practiced midwifery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stephan
Philip Stephan
Fort Wayne
Andrew Jacobs
Stophiet Street
Stephan
Koenigsburg
Hesse-Darmstadt
Germany
Notable local matron mourned. services announced
The obituary notes the passing of a prominent resident, a charter member of St John’s Lutheran church and devout Christian. Survived by sons Louis Charles William and daughter in law Mrs Andrew Jacobs. stepson Julius Stephan. 21 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and four sisters. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 from the residence and 2 from St John’s Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Louis
Charles
William Young
Andrew Jacobs
Julius Stephan
John Buick
Adams Township
Gottlieb Rumbold
George Geller
Fort Wayne
Jacob Braun
Berne
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Boschet 40 dies after appendicitis operation
John M Boschet of Lake township dies at Lutheran hospital after failed appendicitis operation at age 40. Surviving mother Sophia Boschet, a brother William and three sisters Mrs Weisenberger Mrs Cordlevey and Mrs Kronmiller. Funeral Wednesday at noon from home and 12 30 from St John Lutheran church. Rev Mayer officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Boschet
Sophia Boschet
Lake Township
Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Boschet
St. John's Lutheran Church
William Boschet
William Weisenberger
Edward Courdlevey
John Kronmiller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mayer
Civil War Veteran Hiram Arline Dies in Fort Wayne
Hiram Wesley Arline aged 66 died Sunday at his home from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in Fremont Ohio he served in Company D Third Ohio Volunteer Cavalry and rose to corporal. He lived in Columbia City as town marshal before moving to Fort Wayne six years ago. Survived by widow and five children. Funeral and interment in Columbia City Tuesday with brief services at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Wesley Arline
Annie Avenue
East Street
Mr. Arline
Fremont
Third
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Infant Kenneth McKissick Dies at 5 Months
Kenneth Victor McKissick infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Mc Kissick of 1503 Sherman street was found dead in bed on Wednesday. The baby aged 5 months 9 days was taken to Geneva Thursday for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Victor McKissick
Charles H. McKissick
Sherman Street
Geneva
Engineer Wagner Returns Home After Surgery
Pennsylvania engineer H. E. Wagner, operated on three weeks ago, is recovering well and will soon resume work at the throttle. He was moved from the hospital this morning to his home at 416 East Suttenfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
H. E. Wagner
East
Suttenfield Street
Mrs Matilda Dingman Dies At 56 In New Haven
Mrs Matilda Dingman wife of Scott Dingman died Tuesday evening at the family residence 1305 East Pontiac street from a complication of diseases at age 56. She was a member of the Third Presbyterian church and esteemed. Survived by husband and son Eugene Dingman of this city. Also one grandchild three sisters and six brothers. Funeral services from the M E church at New Haven Thursday afternoon at 1 30 o clock Rev Frank M Fox officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Dingman
Scott Dingman
East
Pontiac Street
Birth Records From South Hanna and Nearby Streets
Several birth notices list newborn daughters for families on South Hanna Street Lake Avenue Rivermet Avenue Force Street and Haat Wayne Street with parents KilMan Vorn dran Fred Stickley James Kraft East Crufe Krudop Bolomon Lehman Beyerle Shelley in unclear handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KilMan Vorndran
South Hanna Street
Fred Stickley
Lake Avenue
James Krafthere
Rivermet Avenue
East . Crufe
Force Street
Haat Wayne
Beyerle Shelley
Thumb Crushed At Wabash Shop Incident
J A Swartz Jr, operator of a drill press at the Wabash machine shop, suffered a badly cut and bruised left thumb after it was caught in the machinery on Saturday. He is the son of Engineer J A Swartz of the Nickel Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swartz, Jr
Wabash
J. A. Swartz
OReilly Widow Eliza OReilly Dies At 84 In Marion Township
Mrs Eliza OReilly widow of Thomas OReilly died Thursday at her daughter Mrs John Lallak s home in Marion township at age 84 Death due to infirmities of age She moved to Allen county from Illinois buying the Luhrmann farm in Marion township Survived by three children Edward OReilly Fort Wayne Frank J OReilly Illinois and Mrs John Lallak Marion township There are twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 9 am from residence and 10 am from the Catholic church at Hesse Cassel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza O’reiily
Thomas O'Reilly
John Lallak
Marion Township
Mrs Clara Grummeaux Dies of Tuberculosis at 23
Mrs Clara Grummeaux wife of Emil Grummeaux died Monday at her mother’s home 712 East Lewis street from tuberculosis aged 23. She leaves her husband two children. Funeral at 1 30 noon from the residence with Rev J L Hutchins of New Haven officiating. Interment at New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Grummeaux
Emil Grummeaux
Mrs Mary Theresa Russell Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Mary Theresa Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Russell died at 7510 o clock am Monday at 1202 Jones Street aged 29 from stomach trouble after a long illness She was born and reared in Wand and was highly esteemed by those who knew her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Theresa Russell
Louis Russell
Jones Street
Russell
Remains of Cyrus L Blystone Returned to Lindenwood
The death of Cyrus L Blystone at Fitz gerald Georgia was due to Brights disease. His body arrived in the city late today and was taken to Bloom undertaking parlors. Interment is set for Tuesday morning at Lindenwood. He was 52 and had worked in the southern lumber business for 11 or 12 years. He was a Fort Wayne native, a widower, with a daughter and siblings including liver Blystone of Fort Wayne and sisters Mrs Alfred Ross of Calamer and Mrs L C Line of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus L. Blystone
Fitzgerald
Bloom Undertaking
Lindenwood
Blystone
South
Bright
Fort Wayne
Liver Blystone
Alfred Ross
Calamer
L. CG. Line
Detroit
George Kronmiller Jr. dies at 79 in Fort Wayne area
George Kronmiller Jr a pioneer retired farmer died Friday at 9 40 pm at 502 Putnam street age 79. He suffered heart failure due to rheumatism after two years of poor health. Born in Württemberg Germany he emigrated in 1852 lived in Pennsylvania then Fort Wayne. He worked as a canal boatman and at Warren Felt sawmill before farming in Lake township. Survived by widow five children two brothers twenty two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at St John s Lutheran church with Rev Dannecker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kronmiller, Jr
Putnam Street
Mr. Kronmiller
Wurtemberg
Germany
America
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Warren Felt
Whitley County
Allen County
Lake Township
This City
John Kronmiller
Charles Kronmiller
Columbia City
William Sutter
Warren
James Butt
Arcola
Jacob Kronmiller
St. Louis
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dannecker
French native dies of tuberculosis at 32 in Fort Wayne
The deceased, a 32 year old knitter avenue resident from Fort Wayne for about one year, was born in France. Survived by his mother Mrs. Louis Schmidt and brothers Joe Ernst and John Schmidt. Funeral services Tuesday at 8:15 from home and 9 from the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knitters Avenue
France
Fort Wayne
Louis Schmidt
Joe
Ernst
John Schmidt
Mrs Christina Welten Dies After Illness at 63
Mrs Christina Welten wife of John Welten died at 9 30 PM Saturday at the family home 220 West Butler street aged 63 after a brief illness of under a day. She was born in Newville now Vera Cruz Wells county and came to Fort Wayne in 1860 marrying in this city forty two years ago. Her husband is a machinist for the Pennsylvania company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Welten
John Welten
West
Butler Street
Welten
Pennsylvania Company
Welton
Newville
Vera Cruz
Wells County
Fort Wayne
Weiten
Obituary: Welten Family Remains Listed in Fort Wayne
A Salem Reformed church member is mourned with surviving relatives named as husband and seven children William Welton Houston Texas Mrs John Hinton Mrs Bertha Koeph Miss Carrie Welten John B Welten proprietor of the Wellington case Henry Welten and Mrs Louis Welker all of Fort Wayne There are nine grandchildren Other relatives include brother Jacob Miller in New Jersey half brother Joseph Lehman in Indian territory one sister in Berne and another in Columbus Ohio. The service will be held at 2 oclock from Salem Reformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Reformed Church
William Welton
Houston
Texas
John Hinton
Bertha Koeph
Carrie Welten
John B. Welten
Wellington
Henry Welten
Louis Welker
Fort Wayne
Jacob Miller
New Jersey
Joseph Lehman
Indian Territory
Berne
Columbus
Ohio
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Brosius dies at Hope Hospital
The infant child of Mr and Mrs William Brosius died Sunday at Hope hospital from exhaustion at age one day. Funeral services and interments occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brosius
Hope Hospital
Eggiman, Fort Wayne resident, dies in Wenatchee at 60
Conrad Eggiman died Thursday morning at 4 from heart paralysis after a brief illness at the home of his son Charles Eggiman in Wenatchee Washington. He was 60 and had spent the winter with his son after leaving Fort Wayne a few months earlier. Funeral and burial will be in Wenatchee. Surviving: two sons E D Eggiman of Fort Wayne and Charles at the home, a daughter Mrs Girt Somers of Ossian, plus brothers Peter and William in Fort Wayne and others in New Haven Kansas City Huntington Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Eggiman
Fort Wayne
Charles Eggiman
Wenatchee
Wash
Mr. Eggiman
Pennsylvania Company
Pathfinders’ Lodge
Wenatchee, Wash
Eggiman
E. D. Eggiman
Girt Somers
Ossian
Peter
William Eggeman
Theodore Eggiman
New Haven
David Eggeman
J. Fein
Kansas City
Rosa Boerger
Christina Stetzel
Huntington
John Hocker
Wheatland
Bashara Woman Dies After Illness in Fort Wayne
Mrs Maggie Bashara 47 wife of Calem Bashara died after a lengthy kidney illness at 4 am Saturday at 1514 North Clinton Street Fort Wayne. She was a Syria native and her husband long led the Syrian colony in the city. She leaves a band and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashara
Maggie Bashara
Calem Bashara
North
Clinton Street
Syria
Fort Wayne
Infant Trick Died in Washington Township
Beatrice Myrtle Trick infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Trick of Washington township died Friday evening at one week old from exhaustion. She was the second of twins to die. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trick
Beatrice Myrtle
Frank Trick
Washington Township
Committee Favors Salary Increase for City Treasurer
Finance and Fees and Salaries committees Monday night voted to favor a report on Treasurer elect William H. Scheiman’s salary hike from 1000 to 1500 dollars a year. They directed the city attorney to draft the ordinance for the additional appropriation noting new duties include managing seven bank accounts under a depository system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Scheiman
Scherman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
J. C. F. Sprankle
B. F. Rousseau
Conn
Ida van Alstine
Abolte Township
Chauncey D. Rousseau
Minois
Wilson Rousseau
Church of Christ
West Creighton Avenue
J. F. Broxon
Roanoke
Frank Sprankle
Elson Brostus
City
Moody—Swartzel
Hallies
Max Leeper
Duke Larimore
Billy Cherry
News of the Rail
William Y. Cherry
M’evoy
Ss. B. Dustman
Aller County
Ramsey
Shopman
Weseman
Seth
Boschet
Arline
M'Kissick
Wagner Better
Dingman
O'Reilly
Kronmiller
Schmidt
Brosius
Committee
Mr. Scheiman
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