Obituary notices for Mary J Stauter and Betle Stellhorn
Mary J Stauter died at 5 o clock Tuesday of pneumonia at her home in Fort Wayne at age sixty. Survived by husband, son Ralph G Stauter, sister Susie K Ayers and sister-in-law Mrs Ayers, with others in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Funeral from residence Thursday afternoon after 1:30 with Rev T W Hailey attending. Betle Stellhorn of Center Street died young from sepsis aged eighteen years five months and twenty days. Daughter of Robert Howling, widow of Frederic W Stellhorn, services set for Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Stauter
Ll. Stauter
Darstrert
Lars
Stauter
Bers. Stanter
Tea
Susie K. Ayers
Poplin Street
Mrs. Ayers
van Welrt
Dow
Tie
Mies Tenate Betle Stelthorn
Frederiek
W. Stellhorn
Center
Varsing Movahg
Robert Howling
Stellan
J.C. Breekin
Aged Byroade Dies in Sedgwick County
BYROADES. SN George Byroade aged eighty four died Monday at the home of his daughter in Sedgwick county Kansas from dropsy. He resided just across the Ohio state line and went west about a year ago. The remains will be brought here this evening and taken to the home of Mrs. Daniel Cope at 1% North street. Interment will be at Spencerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ Byroade
Eltison
Ohio State Line
Sedgwicks County
Kns
Mr. Byroads
Daniel Cope
North Street
Spencerville
Parisara Company Annual Meeting Election Results
Parisara company officers were elected at the Old National Bank building with D B Bond as president and A S Bond as secretary and treasurer. The report praises a year of extended business and factory improvements while noting a family update about Lily Bond, patient at a Richmond asylum, now under care. An unrelated medical ad promotes Ely’s Great Balm for nasal catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisara Company
Old National Bank
DB. Bond
A. 5. Bond
Duertore
J. H. Boss
B. Bond
J. D. Bord
J. M. Barrett
A. W. Bond
J. M. Kubny
Bond
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warrenstrad
New York
Fort Wayne Banks Elect Officers and Declare Dividend
The four Fort Wayne banks held officer elections with strong turnout and stable leadership. Henry C. Paul elected vice president at Old National. Hamilton National reelects Charles McGulloch president. First National to vote on a new vice president. Citizens Trust declares a 3 percent semiannual dividend and names directors for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ ‘Trust Company
John Ferguson
Charles W. Orr
Fremont I. Jones
Ernest W. Cook
German Michael
George W. Beers
John B. Evans
Gottlieb Haller
Gwan Heaton
Harry A. Keplinger
Esidor Belintan
Charles 7. Newton
Double celebration at Dunfer home marks anniversaries
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Michael Over’s Dunfer residence celebrated Mr. and Mrs. User’s tenth wedding anniversary and Mrs. Oser’s birthday. Guests enjoyed a long evening with gifts including a fine set of dishes and an elaborate dinner. Miss Bertha Bemmundfler of Waterloo attended from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Over
Dunfer
User
Oser
Bertha Bemmundefler
Waterloo
Child Fractures Arm After Fall at Local Site
Three year old Trazel, daughter of Wr snd Wirs Frank Boldein, broke her arm by falling during an afternoon incident at Li family down his, with Dr. E B Morgan attending. Father identified as Mickel Pinte Aroman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trazel
Wr Snd Wirs
Frank Boldein
Herais
E. B. Morgan
Ite
Mickel
Markets Report Mixed as Commodities Edge Higher
Early trading showed a quiet start with modest gains in some grain and livestock futures. Prices touched up with corn and oats rallying while pork and beef moved higher. overall market activity remained subdued amid uncertain demand and weather factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chana
Jan
Uritee
Prites Aris
Loca Rovelpia
Ditunn
Corm
May
Market Report Fort Wayne Flour and Grain Prices
Fort Wayne weekly market notes show prices for flour spring at 4.064.80 per? and winter per bushel. Grahm per sack 80e, oats 2ae bushel, rye 50e, Timothy seed 80 bu, cloverseed 5 per lu, barley 1402, oil meal 1 40, flax seed, hides green, cattle, and other commodities listed with various local rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush & Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Straid
Graham
Bankruptcy petitions heard in Decatur district
The bankruptcy petitions of David T. Studebaker and Albert F. Nichols of Decatur have been adjudi ental but due to residence outside Referee Chapin's district will be sent to Referee Tonohn W. Ryan in Muncie. Creditors of Mrs. Mary A. Walters hold their first meeting tomorrow at Referee Chapin's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Studebaker
Albert 4. Nichols
Decatur
Chapin
Casey
Tonohn W. Ryan
Muncie
Mary A. Walters
Ofice
Chiapin
Court and political moves span Democrats ahead of legislature
Attorney George Louttte travels to Thallammis for pre meeting pow wows. W H T Bynaw3ll supervises his net contest with D Pleming while Sheriff Des Stout and Morgan discuss charges in Michigan City. A portrait of Amige Dawson adorns the superior court. Kennedy sues Clement Kennedy and Kerr Murray Manufacturing for divorces and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Louttte
Thallammis
Altoruey
D. Pleming
Des.Stout
Michigan City
Morgan
Amige Dawson
Howald Dawson
Kennedy
Clement D. Kennedy
Kerr Murray Mutufactucing Company
Divorce case and foreclosures headline local docket
A court report notes a divorce by Jim Clament and his spouse amid other notices. Foreclosure action by Grgrie I Longacra against M W Fay Warehouse Co. seeks 4000 dollars. An elderly woman sprains her ankle on ice and is hospitalized. Executrix Wilhelmine Schoenfeld reports estate matters. A state case against Clyde Emit ends with a guilty verdict and a ten dollar fine plus costs, with a new trial motion deadline set for January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clament
Murray
Nierman
Court House
Grrrie I
Longacra
M. W. Fay Warehouse Co
Sarah Les
Lafayette Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Schirmeyer
Wilhelmine Schoenfeld
Henry Schoenfeld
Clyde Emit
Fort Wayne M B Circu Sl Sunday Schedule
The text lists Sunday school and preaching times for St. Joe and Oak Grove churches. Samuel S. Hall Jr. is noted as pastor with service details for January 17 and January 18.
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Stenlyorm
Byroads. SN
Heed Annual Meeting
Taco Weber
Lok Jonni Street
Richmond
Lily
Eelecl
Citizens' Trust Company de
Clares
National Banks
Old Warrowal
Henry C. Paul
O. P. Morgan
John H. Bass
A. Ely Hoit
Man
Henry G. Paul
Samuel NM. Foster
Stephen D. Rand
Bank of Hcers
Stephen D. Bond
Henry C. Faw
Taved D. Band
Charles — E. Bond
Hamilton National
Hamillton National Bank
Charles McGuloch
Benjamin Roothechild
Charles 8. Bush
Louis Pax
John B. Reuse
John Rouge McCulloch
John Mohy
Charles
McCulloch
Cushier
John Moby, Jr
Basle
First National
First National Bank
W. H. Houmani
FJ. Hayfien
Jol Jacobs
John Dahan
A. B. Tretitimin
Lem Th
John W. White
B. Hodekin
H. A. Keplinger
Cachio
J G. Detzer
aeAga Tyr Srook
Chiergy
Fan
Catthe—Ieveinis
Hoge Fa
Wolfers
Vannarn
Dulles
Butler
Jay Butter
M. B. Circusl
RED Cross
Ro Row
Tin DE Ginchonaco
Des Moines
Dreier & Dro
Gov. Cxbour
Columbia, Streets
Sentinel
Anniergary
Kinsey
Tomer
Oxford
Xersey
Bae
Beretan Ile
Donesties
Oll
Tov
Calhoun Street
Taft
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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