William C Etzold dies of meningitis township assessor
William C. Etzold, township assessor of Wayne, died at 3 am at his home 1831 Boone St after a brief illness. Born and raised in Fort Wayne he served nearly three years in the Civil War with the 129th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Survived by his wife and six children Delbert Francis M Jeremiah Henry William Finnia and Mrs Sadie Warcun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Etzold
Wayne Township
Boone St
Finnia
Fort Wayne
129Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
W. C. Etzold
Delbert
Francis M
Jeremiah
Henry
William Finnia
Sadie Warcun
Death of Fort Wayne man follows brain fever attack
Death from meningitis complications occurred to Mr. Etzold, a Fort Wayne native aged 42. He worked as a clerk for Lake Shore railroad, then shipping clerk at Horton Manufacturing, later manager at Peerless Manufacturing, and four years ago was elected assessor of Wayne township as a Republican. Surviving spouse and son Howard, plus three brothers and two sisters, are listed. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm from the residence with Rev. William Moll officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etzold
Fort Wayne
Lake Shore Railroad
Horton Manufacturing Company
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Wayne Township
Howard Etzeld
Clement Etzeld
Independence
Kan
Louis Etzeld
Liberal
Frederick Etzeld
W. F. Homburg
St. Louis
Clara Aumann
Grieb John B Pioneer Fort Wayne Resident Dies
John B Grieb a pioneer Fort Wayne resident died at his daughter’s home at 1329 E Lewis street at 82 years 5 months and 25 days He was born in Germany came to America in 1852 lived in New York City then Fort Wayne He was a charter member of St Marys Catholic church and School Society Survived by one son and three daughters Funeral services 8 30 from residence and 9 from St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Grieb
Fort Wayre
John Bastius
E. Lewis Street
Mr. Grieb
Germany
America
New York City
Fort Wayne
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Grieb
Surive
Anthony Grieb
Dan Benninghoffnd
M. Pulcheren
Order of Notre Dame
Westphalia
St. Mary’s Catholic ‘Church
Miss Minnie Hinkle Dies After Surgery at Hope Hospital
Miss Minnie Hinkle of Oxford Ohio died Thursday evening after a surgical operation at Hope Hospital. Her father, a brother, and an aunt were by her bedside when she passed. The remains were shipped to Rock Falls Ohio for funeral services and interment.
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Minnie Hinkle
Oxford
Hope Hostal
Rockfa
Ohio
Eliza Newman Dies at State School of Tuberculosis
Eliza Newman, a 25 year old inmate at the state school for feeble minded youth, died Thursday at the institution from tuberculosis. Interment was at the school's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Newman
Ursday
Ecemery
Obituary Notice for Thomas J Moore Junior
Thomas J Moore Jr died at home 406 Dawson Street Saturday at 9 86 after six months illness from a complication of diseases. Formerly a machinist for the Abush railroad where his father worked. He had been ailing since last December and was growing weaker. Survived by his father and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Moore,Jr
Omas J. Moore
Fam
Dawson Street
Abush Railroad
John N Mason dies at 56 in Perry township
John N Mason a longtime Perry township farmer died Sunday at his home 1008 Rivermet Avenue at 56 after a complication of diseases. He lived in Perry all his life except the last year in the city when he retired from farming. A Catholic, he was esteemed as a fine citizen. Survived by four children August Henry Mary and Rosie Mason a brother Joseph Mason three sisters and one grandchild. Funeral services Wednesday at 8:00 from home and 9:00 from St. Vincent church Academie.
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John N. Mason
Perry Township
Rivermet Avenue
Mason
Mr. Mason
Catholic Church
August
Henry
Mary
Rosie Mason
Joseph Mason
F. Huguenard
A. Grosjean
Della Mason
Joseph N. Mason
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Academie
Mrs Aminda Holabaugh Dies at 52 in Chicago Home
Mrs Aminda Holabaugh wife of William Holabaugh died at 6 am Sunday at 2018 Fairfield avenue from epilepsy at age 52. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs J S Steele a granddaughter and three sisters in Reading Michigan. Remains to be shipped Tuesday to Reading Michigan for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aminda Holabaugh
William Holabaugh
Fairfield Avenue
J.S. Steele
Reading
Mich
Infant Hawkins Dies. Funeral Held
Alfred Adren Hawkins infant son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hawkins of Shirley Avenue died Sunday night at four days old. Funeral services and interment occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Adren Hawkins
Alfred Hawkins
Shirley Avenue
Mary Thompson Dies At 35 In Near Hesse Cassel
Mrs Mary Thompson widow of William Thompson died Saturday at her brother in law Walter Thompson s home near Hesse Cassel aged 35 Survived by her parents a daughter Louise and two brothers Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the residence Rev H P Dannecker officiating with burial in the Thompson cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thompson
William Thompson
Walter Thompson
Hesse Cassel
Peter Trautman
Louise
H. P. Dannecker
Thompson Cemetery
Died at 36 in Indiana Harbor after long illness
Miss Edith Mungovan died at her sister’s home in this city after years of inflammatory rheumatism and heart trouble. She was 36 years old, a former housekeeper for her brother Rev Thomas Mungovan, and a member of St Patrick’s church and several Catholic social groups. Surviving relatives include her father five brothers and four sisters. Funeral services Friday morning at 930 from the residence and 9 from St Patrick’s Church with a solemn high mass officiated by her brother Rev Thomas Mungovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mungovan
Richard Markey
Calhoun Street
Miss Mungovan
Thomas Mungovan
Indiana Harbor
Fort Wayne
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Sacred Heart League
Frank Mansovan
William Mungovan
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Edward Mungovan
Arcola
Robert Mungovan
Pennsylvania Company
Anna Mungovan
Lancaster
Emma Mungovan
Elia Mungovan
James Durham
Widow Lucy A. Winans Dies in Fort Wayne Home
Mrs Lucy A Winans 87 died Monday at her daughter Mrs B M Mixs home 711 Edgewater Ave paralysis followed six weeks illness She had long lived in Akron before moving nine months ago to Fort Wayne to reside with her daughter Survived by three daughters Mrs B M Mix Fort Wayne Mrs C C Baker Akron Ohio and Mrs S W Mix Everett Washington Funeral services and interment to be held at Atwater Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Winans
B. M. Mix
Edgewater" Avenue
Winans
Akron
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Church of Christ
Fort. Wayne
C. C. Baker
8. W. Mix
Everett, Wash
Atwater, Ohio
Death of Mrs Barr of this city noted
Mrs Barr daughter of Mr and Mrs John Waterhouse born July 2 1880 in this city educated at St Augustine's academy married to Mr Barr nine years ago. Survived by husband one son Joseph Barr parents three sisters and two brothers sisters E S Baker Cecelia Maurine Waterhouse and Parnell Waterhouse. Remains taken to 522 East Wayne Street. Funeral Thursday at 8 30 from residence and 9 from the Cathedral.
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Chicago
Parnell Waterhouse
East
Wayne Street
Worthy Bluffton wedding of Miss May Eiter and Mr Barr
Fort Wayne friends note the June 30 ceremony at the bride’s uncle Frank Eiter home in Bluffton. Miss Eiter, a former Fort Wayne teacher, wed Mr Robert Barr, a popular Leadr department store stockholder. The event featured elaborate daisies and smilax decor, a luncheon, and guests from Fort Wayne and nearby areas.
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Bluffton
Fort Wayne
May Eiter
Henry T. Ester
Robert Barr
At & P.m
Frank Eiter
Blanche Maddox
Moontpelier
W. C. Martin
Bertha Pageler
Emma Dochterman
Anna Warner
Bluffton Hvening
Eiler
Henry T. Hiter
Frank Hiter
Mr. Barr
West South Street
Leader Department
Tuttle—Lewis
Myrtle Lewis
Berdice A. Tuttle
Henry Jones
DeWald Street
Henry Sell
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lake Points
Rev Moorman to lead Cathedral as Hoff leaves post
Rev Moorman will succeed Father Hoff at the Cathedral and new local assistants were among recently ordained young priests whose duties began yesterday. The Y M C A reopened with an eloquent sermon by Rev J F Vichert of First Baptist, a strong program, large attendance, and multiple brief addresses. Services continue Sundays at 3 pm in the association’s assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moorman
Father Hoff
Association
J. F. Vichert
First Baptist Church
Burns
J. E. N. Dillon
Crawford Griswold
P. H. Doty
R. BE. Doty
D. D. Miller
Engineer Jungles
Pennsylvania Company
Engineer Nipper
Hiram A. Philley
Grace Philley
Marie Miller
Robert J. Martz
America
Priests Move to New Parishes in Indiana
Rev. William Hoff departs Cathedral to pastor St. Bridget's Hobart and Rev. Nor bert Felden leaves St. Peter's to serve St. Cyril and Methodius North Judson Ind. Both priests praised as zealous, capable assistants liked by clergy and parishioners, with Hoff previously at St. Joseph Logansport since 1905 and noted for strong sermons and youth direction.
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Felden
Michael Aichinger
Charles Thiele
St. Peter’s Church
Norbert Felden
SS. Cyril and Methodius Church
North Judson
San Pierre
John Beidemann
Nix Settlement
Charles
M. N. Brommenschenkel
St. Bernard’s Church
Wabash
Robert J. Pratt
Ohio
Alerding
William Hoff
P. F. Roche
St. Bridget’s Church
Hobart
Ind
St. Cyril & Methodius Church
North
Judson
Logansport
Joseph Koehne
Mers
Father Hoff
Father Roche
Arrive but Leave Again By Strikers In City
Within days a considerable number of non-union printing pressmen reached the city to take the places of the workers on strike. They were quickly persuaded by the strikers' committee to depart the city without securing work.
Narrow escape as farmer struck by freight train
William F. DeVilbiss a well known farmer four miles north of the city on Goshen road suffered multiple injuries after being struck by a Grand Rapids and Indiana freight train near his home crossing Saturday at about 7:30 PM. He sustained fractures of several ribs on the left side the left elbow joint and head bruises yet remained able to be about today and attended to some duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. DeVilbiss
Goshen Road
Grand Rapids and
Indiana
DeVilbiss
Roach’s Beer Rumpus Leads to City Court Fine
David Roach started a reform attempt at home on Saturday then caused a rumpus by tossing beer into the alley and using forbidden language. He was fined 3 dollars and costs after Rev. George Cooper of the Home Mission filed the complaint. Additional cases include youths charged with theft at Lanyard grocery and a man fined for provoking a patrolman and later suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roach
Ae City Court
Costa
David
George Cooper
Home Mission
Lanyard
Ansel
William Holmes
Sergt. Harkenrider
Charles Johnson
Nave
Mandida Declared Insane by Lunacy Commissioners
Manuel Mandida, the Spanish prisoner held on murder charges at the county jail, was ruled of unsound mind by a lunacy commission and moved to the county infirmary. He will remain in the strong ward until arrangements are made to transfer him to Richmond. Prosecutor Thomas will forward the case to immigration authorities at Ellis Island for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Calvin and
McCaskey
M. J. Tancey
Manuel Mandida
County
Richmond
Thomas
Ellis Island
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W. E. Etzold
Illiam Moll
aBe
Holabaugh
Mungovan
Barr—Ester
Havens——Wiebke
Bertha Wiebke
Henry Wiebke
East Wayne Street
Bruce Harold Havens
Philadelphia
Jarod Miller
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Harry A. Wiebke
Sarah Foster
Hof Brau
Miss Flick
Misa
Laura
Eibesrte
Iam
The
Havens
Huntington
Charles Steiss
Lena Colbetter
Theodore Geller, Jr
Charles Kienzle
Arno Schoenherr
Louis Hill
Charles Ste
Gebhart
Peru
Gottlieb Lamb
Christian Kienzle
Herman Gerdes
Mary Steiss
Dora Kull
Dora Calbetter
Anna
Lizzie
Teni Masel
Minnie Steiss
Louise Geller
Bertha Ehrhardt
Rose Gerdes
Altenbernd
C. Closser
Bridgewater
Marie Brandt
August Brandt
Otto Brandt
Clarence
Carl Brandt
Wiltshire
Wiggert
James B. Stogdill
Leah
Carl Stogdill
C. P. Drager
Clara
Frieda Dannecker
Theodore Dannecker
Woodville, Ohio
Elma Busch
Emily Lange
Greer—Stockmann
Clara M. Stockmann
Charles H. Stockmann
Harrison Street
Charles E. Geer
Trinity M. EB. Church
W. P. Herron
Helen Stockmann
Charles P. Stockmann
Mr. Greer
Houmenes
John Rohiman
Milan Township
Rohiman
William Bruick
Richard Lampe
Louis Stelhorn
John Burkhardt
Meyers
Christian Meyers
John People
John Peters
Strodel
Kaufman
Peckham
Nina J. Peckham
William Peckham
South
Harlan G. Kaufman
Francis M. Kaufman
West Main Street
Calvary A. B. Church
G. F. Byrer
Douglas Avenue
Winifred Murray
Madden
Corner Red and Gun Club
Morten A. Philley
Charles H. Philley, Jr
Morton A. Philley
Charles H. Philley Jr
E. G. Shulze
Emily Philley
Mert. Reese
Edwardsburg
Win Troupe
Pratt
McNeal
Herbert Shulze
Newcomer—Payne
Hazel Payne
Leipsic, O
Dan Newcomer
Leipsic
Newcomer
Patterson-Fletcher Co
West Creighton Avenue
E. H. Underwood
Harry Hiler
L. V. Likins
L. N. DeWalt
Charles F. Miller
International Men’s Bible Class Association
Charles I. Hobbs
Ray Woodhull
S. S. Berger
Charles G. Hess
W. P. Shambart
W. F. Devilbiss
Roach
Mandida
County Infirmary
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