Deaths and funeral notices from Arcola and Zoll
Victor Cavalier a prominent Arcola resident dies suddenly at 67 from apoplexy at home. Born in Lorraine France he moved to Allen county as a boy and rose in mercantile work later serving as Arcola postmaster. Funeral at St Patrick Catholic church Arcola. Miss Sarah H Zoll dies at 18 from pneumonia at sister Mrs Strasburg home with family listed. She served as a domestic for S L Morris and was a devout St Paul Catholic church member.
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Victor Cavalier
Allen County
Arcola
Cavalier
Cleveland
Marie Manier
France
Mary Rockhill
Louise Hagan
Elizabeth Ross
Josephine Allen
Rose
Maggie
Sarah Cavalier
John Cavalier
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Company
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. Westrick
J. Homeier
Matilda
Agnes
Ellen
Frances Zoll
Miss Zoll
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Henry Haberkorn Dies After Long Illness at 70
Henry Haberkorn aged 70 died at his home 234 Hoagland avenue after an extended illness. A Fort Wayne resident for 45 years he was born in Germany and served in the German army before emigrating in 1857. He worked as a machinist in the Pennsylvania Company shops. Surviving are his widow and three children Louis Haberkorn of Chicago Theodore Haberkorn of Grand Rapids and Mrs George Klippert of Fort Wayne.
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Henry Haberkorn
Hoagland Avenue
Fort Wayne
Haberkorn
Germany
America
Pennsylvania Company
Louis Haberkorn
Chicago
Theodore Haberkorn
Grand Rapids
George Klippert
City
Infant Schroeder Dies Following Exhaustion
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Fred Schroeder of 71 Holton Avenue died Sunday afternoon from exhaustion.
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Fred Schroeder
Holton Avenue
Infant son of McBennets dies in Chicago return burial
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McBennett died in Chicago Saturday night at two weeks old. The remains were brought home and interred at the Catholic cemetery today in this city.
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Frank J. McBennett
Chicago
Mrs Federspiel Sr. of New Haven Dies at 82
Mrs. Baltzer Federspiel sr. of New Haven died Friday at 8 45 p m aged eighty two. She leaves her husband and two sons Joseph of New Haven Peter of Woodburn a daughter Mrs Frank Schuhler and a stepson B Federspiel plus twenty two grandchildren. Born in Alsace France November 14 1820 she came to America in 1845.
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Baltzer Federspiel
New Haven
Alsace
France
Death of Mrs. Federspiel in New Haven Narrates Long Residence
Born in Buffalo and married in 1847, she moved to New Haven with Baltzer Federspiel and lived there over thirty years. A devout St. John's Catholic Church member, her funeral was held there and she was interred in the Catholic cemetery near her home.
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Buffalo
Baltzer Federspiel
New Haven
Barbara Sitz Dies From Fall Injuries In Decatur
Mrs Barbara Sitz wife of Charles Sitz of this city died Thursday in Decatur from injuries suffered in a fall some time ago The daughter of the late Conrad Mahrt her remains arrived in Fort Wayne Saturday and were taken to the residence 14 Barthold street
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Barbara Sitz
Charles Sitz
Decatur
Conrad Mahrt
Fort Wayne
Barthold Street
Death of E. V. Otis in New Albany
Telegram reports the death of E. V. Otis at his New Albany home on Thursday. Otis was a former Pennsylvania Railroad fireman and had lived in Fort Wayne years ago. He belonged to Harmony lodge I O O F of the city.
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E. V. Otis
New Albany
Mr. Otis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fort Wayne
Harmony Lodge, I. O. 0. F
Walter Fitch Dies in Chicago at Age 28
Walter O. Fitch 28 son of Mr and Mrs Matthias Fitch Perry town ship died Thursday morning in Chicago from blood poisoning. He was a Purdue graduate and had worked as a draughtsman for Western Electrical Co in Chicago for over a year. Remains arrived in the city Thursday evening and were taken to the Huntertown residence. Funeral services will be held at the residence and later at the M E church in Huntertown.
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Walter O. Fitch
Matthias Fitch
Perry Township
Chicago
Purdue University
Western Electrical Company
Huntertown
Will
Fort Wayne Resident Beuret Dies at 73
A Fort Wayne resident, aged 73 years, 7 months, and 4 days, died at 8 o'clock this morning at 34 East Second Street from Bright's disease. He was born in Switzerland and immigrated to America as a young man. He worked as a brass polisher. The town notes report various local visits and business updates including millinery improvements, school visits, and traveling sales, with Sol Baer’s remains shipped from Michigan.
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Fort Wayne
East Second Street
Beuret
Bright
Switzerland
America
Beuret Family Man Served At Electric Light Works
Obituary notes the death of a man who spent his later years at the electric light works. Survived by widow and five children Charles Philomena Cecelia Sylvester and Frank all at home. Sister Mrs George Litot and a brother in Flint Michigan. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 from home and 9 o clock at the Church of the Precious Blood.
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Ing
Electric Light Works
Charles
Philomena
Cecelia
Sylvester
Frank Beuret
George Litot
Flint
Mich
Church of the Precious Blood
Beuret
Widow Elizabeth Rehm Dies at 81 in County Infirmary
Mrs. Elizabeth Rehm, widow, 81, died Monday at the county infirmary where she had resided since last May. Death caused by old age. She was a native of Germany with long residence in the city and no known immediate relatives. Remains taken to Charlies Aumann 28 Orchard Street. Funeral services Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from the residence and 3 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Bohn.
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Elizabeth Rehm
Local Notes and Arrivals In the Vicinity
Saturday burial at Eel River. Mrs. George Wyatt of Fort Wayne visiting the C. Magers family. Rosenberger, James Barth and Chas. Barth return to Alexandria. Ursa Magers helps DeVault’s office. Oscar Graweck family ill. George Summers buys Zeiger property for spring improvements. W Compton Vorhees and D A Roberson join the local phone company. Ira Heffelfinger and Laura Hull return to Fort Wayne work. Frank Paulus of Marion guests in the area.
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Sity
Eel River
George Wyatt
Fort Wayne
C. Magers
Messrs. Rosenberger
James Barth
Chas. Barth
Alexandria
Ursa Magers
DeVault
Oscar Grawecck
George Summers
Zeiger
W. Compton, Vorhees
D. A. Roberson
Ira Heffelfinger
Laura Hull
Hubler Union Elects Sunday School Officers
Large Sunday school gathering elects six month officers including Superintendent Mr. McMahen Assistant Mr. Young organist Chester Young chorister Mr. Young Secretary Miss Ella Racine Librarian Sarah Campbell Treasurer Horace Cramer. Local residents Mr. Kruse returns from Ohio to visit son and old scholars Trevy and Horace Cramer and Mrs. Eva McMahen guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Luther for a week. Thanks expressed to New Bethel and Wallen youths for help at New Year oyster supper.
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McMahen
Mr. Young
Chester Young
Ella Racine
Sarah Campbell
Horace Cramer
Kruse
Ohio
Mises
Eva McMahen
James Luther
New Bethel
Wallen
Red Fox Shot on Klaehn Farm in Aboit Township
Harry Taylor, while hunting in Aboit township last week, shot a red fox believed nearly extinct in the area. The animal was killed on Robert Klaehn's farm along the Aboit river, near a knoll close to the cottage.
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Harry Taylor
Aboit Township
Robert Klaehn
Aboit River
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Neral Notices
Messrs
William Enough
Dennis Gorman
August Boueff
Cornelius Gearin
Patrick Twoomey
Frederick Eme
Zoll
Sarah IL. Zoll
M’ Bennett
Federspiel
Sitz
Otis
Fitch
Churubusco
Julia Maloney
John Wilkinson
Dessie Gandy
the Sacred Heart
Frank Fogel
Arthur
John Sommers
Ligonier
E. C. Carter
Detroit
Rev. Avis
U. B.church
Lois Metsker
Auburn
Ella Richards
Wabash
L. F. Metsker
Callie Rich
Qa Orndorff
Busco
Solomon Baer
Michigan
Reem
Frank Paulus
Marion
Hubler Union News
Trevy
Mrs
J. L. Sievert
Calhoun ST
Knox
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