Weddings Brighten Fort Wayne List With Several Ceremonies
A series of quiet weddings in Fort Wayne and nearby communities includes Henry Woehr marrying Margaret Ehrhard in Kenosha Wisconsin on July 2, with plans for a California trip. Helen Regenauer and Ellison Meler wed July 4 and will live at 1608 North Harrison Street after July 15. Wilda Colchin and Daniel Petgen married July 4 in Cathedral ceremonies then left for a western trip. Gertrude De Vaux and James Stover tied the knot July 8 at the bride’s home on Wayne Trace with plans to reside at 1301 West Main Street. Ethel Lovelace and David Current wed at 3 PM in the groom’s Barr Street home with immediate relatives present. Jennie Frisby and Fred Berdjeman were married July 6 at Grand View Cottage Rome City, with a Paris muslin gown and a roses bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woehr
Ehrhard
Henry Woehr
West Main Street
Margaret Ehrhard
Kenosha
Wis
California
Agne
Helen B. Regenauer
Ellison Meler
Fort Wayne
Bethel Evangelical Church
E. Q. Landeman
North
Harrison Street
Mrs. Stover
Current Lovelace
Ethel Lovelace
Charles Lovelace
Monroeville
David D. Current
C. A. Rowand
M. E. Church
Barr Street
Current
Columbia Street
John Fissel
Kansas City
Berdjeman-Frisby
Jennie B. Frisby
Miner Street
Fred H. Berdleman
Grand View Cottage
Rome City
H. D. Wright
Wolcottville
Ind
Paris
Valenciennes
Fort Wayne nuptials and social events observed
Fort Wayne relatives announce the marriage of Miss Alice Woodworth to J A Thompson of Maine with mining and ranch ties in Colorado and a July 16 ceremony in Fort Collins. Separate plans note Mr Thomas O’Brien and Miss Anna Garman wed in Adrian on July 11 and a later Fort Wayne homecoming. A dinner party at 234 East DeWald Street honored out of town guests with red decor. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs August Orth at 423 E Taber Street included prizes and a linen gift, and a Golden Wedding celebration is mentioned for Mrs By Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Alice Woodworth
Martha Woodworth
J. A. Thompson
Maine
Colorado
Fort Collins
Col
Thomas McArdle
East DeWald Street
Out of Town
Thomas O’brien
Anna Garman
Adrian
Mich
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Edna Carey
Louis Kelly
Jane O’brien
Kate O’brien
Martin O'Brien
James Hayes
Andy Dawson
Bernard Howey
Detroit
Woodland Avenue
O’brien
Ella Hankens
Mary Smith
August Orth
E. Taber Street
Ests
Orth
Marie Cahill
Ethan Clark
Joe Orth
Frank Shreve
Mary Claus
Margaret Schneiders
Anna Orth
Mathilda Hankens
Clara Neher
Flora Saffen
Agneés Hankens
Clara Diedrich
Marie Diedrich
Elia. Hankens
Méssra
Francis
Carroll Family Celebrates Golden Wedding in Fort Wayne
The Carrolls marked fifty years of marriage with a July 4 celebration in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, longtime residents, shared memories from years in Wick and Bucyrus. Eight children survive, including P. J. and Maurice Carroll, prominent Bucyrus manufacturers, and three grandchildren. The Fitch family Fourth of July gathering near Huntertown drew many relatives for dinner and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick
Fort’ Wayne
Carroll
Bass Foundry
Messrs
P. J. and
Maurice Carroll
Snyder
Chicago
Margie
Mary
Kate
Alice
Nellie Carroll
D. C. Fitch
Garrett
J. D. Gloyd
Otis Gloyd
John Fitch
Harvey Fitch
Hurst
Susannah Fitch
Pearl
George and
Claude Fitch
Huntertown
Vicinity
Country Parties Across Gar Creek And Nearby Farms
Mr and Mrs Allen Bieber hosted a July 4 gathering at Gar Creek with many friends. Guests included the Rothgeb and Snyder families, Bert McDougal, and others from Gar Creek New Haven Thurman and Grabill. Music by Ivy, Minnie Snyder, Bert McDougal. A later Houser country party featured Miss Zerda Houser and fireworks. Additional revelers from the city joined Frank Juiff's home gathering for games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bieber
Gar Creek
John Rothgeb
Aaron
Chester
Dan Rothgeb
Reuben
Harvey Bieber
Ralph
Frank
Golda
Eli Bieber
Elmer
Lottie
John Cameron
May
Alma
Russel
New Haven
Jonathan Snyder
Iva
Minnie
Grabill
Daniel Snyder
Bert McDougal
Thurman
Louis Heath
Clyde and
Arvilla
Charles Case
Russell
Mildred
Izora
Velma
Albert Hetler
Honeslagle
Fort Wayne
Ivy
Minnie Snyder
W. M. Houser
Zerda Houser
J. M. Houser
Misses May
Emma Houser
Joseph Gill and Son
Walter, Howard
Harry Houser
Felix Poirse
Frank Huguenard
Frank Juiff
Lucile Williams
Angela Roy
May McDonald
Carrie Druet
Rosa
Mary Mason
Agnes
Felicitas Pranger
Jane Grosjean
Sadie Diebolt
Messrs
Leonard
Raymond Roy
Charles Miracle
Matt Pranger
Frans Becker
Lawrence Stuart
Joe Bobay
Harry Gilbert
Henry Cain
Western Gas Outing Sets Rome City Event For July
The Western Cas works general committee has finalized plans for the annual outing in Rome City on Saturday July 20. The program features three morning ball games, several races and swimming events with an age handicap, plus foot races and a boat race. Sub committees and officers are listed, the City Packard band will perform, a fine orchestra should attend, and special trains will run at 8 o’clock to carry 700 to 800 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Cas Works
Rome City
J. P. Lennart
F. W. Crosby
C. O. Thwing
C. L. Printz
W. G. Kaiser
B. S. Hurlburt
George DeWald
John Klingenberg
Telegraphers Needed for Rail Service Entry
Chicago July 6. Several thousand young men may enter railway service in coming months. The branch has produced the greatest number of higher officials. Railroads face the risk of securing at least $2,000 telegraph operators and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Telegraph School Idea Faces National Railway Shortage
The article notes a shortage of railway labor in the United States as law changes loom. It highlights Erie's telegraph school offering free instruction and job placement, costing the railroad $7,500 yearly, to train operators and station staff. A western road plans to hire 300 operators and studies Erie but foresees no similar school. Instead, it considers leveraging student helpers at $30 monthly and targeted operator training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Erie
The
Telegraph
Firemen to tour for annual competitive drill event
The Volunteer Fire Association of Indiana will hold its annual meeting and competitive drill at New Castle on Thursday August 29 attended by Fort Wayne Electric Works fire department. The party travels by chartered interurban car with 24 firemen 16 guests and the Citizens' band. The Electric company provides transport and pays the band. a lawn social on Wall street July 23 will raise funds for incidental expenses with ice cream and illuminated grounds. Families form an auxiliary to help host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Fire Association of Indiana
New Castle
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Fire Company
Citizens’ Band
Electric Company
Wall Street
The
Cran Named Pattern Foreman at Pennsylvania Shops
Charles W. Cran appointed foreman of the pattern department at the Pennsylvania shops to succeed the late Ernest Dehne. He is likely the department’s youngest foreman, under thirty, and has been with the shop as a journeyman patternmaker after training at Bass Foundry and Machine Works. Cran has acted as foreman during Dehne’s illness and is described as well informed to keep the department moving smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cran
Pattern Department
Pennsylvania
Ernest Dehne
Mr. Cran
Jacob Luley
Bass Foundry
Deline
Many Locomotives in Use on Pennsylvania Lines
The annual report shows 952 more locomotives than passenger cars on lines east of Pittsburgh. It lists 4,099 locomotives and 3,147 passenger cars in service, with 237 locomotives added in 1906 and 86 old engines sold. Steel wheels and axles were replaced, and Pennsylvania shops built 235 locomotives, 149 passenger cars, 2,124 freight cars, and 76 maintenance of way cars in 1906. Repairs touched 14,641 locomotives, 55,851 passenger cars, and 2,689,679 freight cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Ladies Society Installs Officers for Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers installed officers: Past President Mrs. Nancy Bender. President Mrs. Anna Rogers. Vice President Mrs. Anna Likley. Secretary Mrs. Augusta Chase. Treasurer Mrs. Ada Sloffer. Trustees include Mrs. Anna Likley, Mrs. Mary Petgen and Mrs. Augusta Chase. Other posts held by Mrs. Rozella Grayless, Mrs. Victoria Minger, Mrs. Fannie Loos, Mrs. Mary Petgen, and Dr. William Enslen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Nancy Bender
Anna Rogers
Anna Likley
Augusta Chase
Ada Sloffer
Rozella Grayless
Mary Petgen
Victoria Minger
Fannie Loos
Cora Deaton
Mrs. Flowers
William Enslen
Preble Appointed by State Railroad Commission
Charles M. Preble has been appointed by the state railroad commission as an inspector of tracks bridges trestles tunnels overhead and underhead structures engines and equipment depots and platforms to work with D E Matthews at a salary of 500 per year beginning in the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Preble
State Railroad Commission
D. E. Matthews
Alexande
Shane
Brakeman Charley Preble Nominated by Brotherhood
Charley Preble a brakeman for Pennsylvania Company and leading Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen member was recommended by the union for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley’ Preble
Pennsylvania Company
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Portland bank appoints Fort Wayne youth as teller
Arthur Meyers, a Fort Wayneite, has been named collection teller for the Oregon Trust and Savings bank in Portland Oregon. He is brother to Herman and Emil Meyers of the Sentinel office and Gus Meyers a Pennsylvania shops machinist. He previously worked in the offices of J H Hobrock and at a wholesale mercantile firm. The bank will become a national institution soon and Meyers will gain greater responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meyers
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Herman
Emil Meyers
Sentinel
Gus Meyers
Pennsylvania
J. H. Hobrock
Meyers
The Bowser Excursion at Winona Set for Friday
S F Bowser and Company announces the annual employee excursion and picnic at Winona on Friday August 9. Employees will receive two days vacation with full pay and will not report for duty until Monday morning following the trip. Committees will organize park and lake amusements for a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bowser
Oil Tank Company
Winona
S. F. Bowser & Company
S. F. Bowser
Married in California glamorous tale of young Barter union
Yesterday Lot Barter of the Wa bash shops received word his son Arthur R Barter married June 30 to Mabel Bayliss in San Francisco The father notes the move was prompted by work and wages and the couple may relocate to join relatives next fall if Arthur can prevail on his wife to leave California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Barter
Arthur R. Barter
Mabel Bayliss
San Franciseco
Barter
San Francisco
Arthur
California
Benedict a Farmer Now
Ambrose H. Benedict a machinist recently on leave from Wabash shops has sent his resignation by mail. He states he will abandon the trade and take up farming near Galesburg Illinois. Benedict spent five to six years in Pennsylvania shops before joining Wabash and is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose H. Benedict
Galesburg
Ill
Mr. Benedict
Pennsylvania
Yard Conductor Hurt In Wabash Engine Incident
Fred Thieboldt a yard conductor on the Wabash sustained an injury Saturday while returning a push pole to its rack on the engine. One end missed the rack and fell pulling his hand down on a bolt causing severe bruising and cuts to the back of the hand though no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thieboldt
Wabash
Mr. Thieboldt
Finger Amputation After Circular Saw Accident
Dick Hahrwald lost a portion of the third finger of his right hand Friday afternoon when it was drawn into a circular saw he operated at the Bass works. The finger was severed at the first joint. he had worked with the saw for years and this was his first injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hahrwald
Mr. Hahrwald
Bass Works
Henry Daseler Returns to Wabash Shops
Henry J. Daseler resumed his old boiler department post at the Wabash shops last Monday after a year away. He had worked in railway shops in Bristol, Alabama, under foreman William Cour, a former Fort Wayne resident, and left Alabama due to extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Daseler
Wabash
Mr. Daseler
Bristol
Alabama
William Cour
Fort Wayne
Wheat and Corn Markets Open Higher as Wheat Decline at Liverpool Spur Rally
The Chicago market opened active with easier wheat prices due to Liverpool's penny decline amid better continental weather. September moved to 95c, slumped, then recovered to 96 96c. September corn opened lower at 54% to 54%c, later rallied and closed around 54%c. Oats followed, pork and lard remained steady to light gains. near-term prices printed for July and September contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
China
Goa
East Buffalo and Chicago Market Hogs and Cattle Update
East Buffalo N C July 9 receipts hogs 1700 shipments 760 to New York official yesterday 5700 market firm heavies 6.15 6.20 mediums 6.30 Yorkers 6.40 pigs 6.50 roughs 5.20 5.40 stags 4.00 cattle receipts 50 market early sheep and lambs 2300 market firm Chicago Illinois July 9 cattle receipts about 4000 market steady bees cows heifers calves good to prime steers 5.90 7.30 stockers 2.90 5.30 hogs receipts about 18000 market steady to a shade lower range 5.75 6.15 sheep receipts 14000 market weak natives 4.00 6.00 western 4.00 6.00 lambs 5.50 7.75 Cincinnati Ohio July 9 hogs market active butchers 5.90 5.95 common 5.00 5. Cattle market steady fair to good shippers 5.00 6.00 common 2.50 3.25 sheep market steady lambs 5.00 7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.C
New York
Chicago
Ill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburg Market Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Pittsburg market notes light cattle receipts with a steady trend. Hog receipts totalled 10 double decks, heavy demand with prices at 6.10 for some hogs, 6.25 to 6.35 for mediums, and 6.40 for heavy York. light workers and pigs noted. Sheep at 5.50, lambs down to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburh
Pittsburg
Butter and Poultry Markets in Major Markets Report
Chicago and New York market rounds show butter firm with creameries at 24 to 26 cents and 24 44c, cheese steady with state full cream at 12 to 14 cents, eggs firm with Western firsts 16 18%4c and state fancy whites up to 21c, poultry alive steady with turkeys around 18c and chickens 12c. Toledo reports North Lima at 94c and South Lima Indiana at 8c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
New York
Pennsylvania
Local Coal Market Prices and Grocery Quotations
Hard coal or anthracite ranges from 4.25 to 7.50 per ton with listed regional prices for Hocking Valley Massillon Jackson Pocahontas Fort Pocahontas Cannel coke West Virginia Indiana Comeston Merchants. Also quoted are live poultry chickens at 10c per lb and dressed 12c, ducks 8c, turkeys 10c, geese 8c, country butter 16c, creamery 28c, packing butter 14c per lb, onions 0c, apples 50c per bushel and potatoes 40c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
Cannel
West Virginis
Indiana
Comeston
J. T Jonnson
Barr Street
For Sale Cheap Lumber for Sheds and Outbuildings
Hoffman Brothers at 00 West Main Street Fort Wayne Indiana advertises bargain lumber suitable for sheds and outbuildings. Durable stock and prices likely offered to local builders and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Brothers
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Appointment of Administrator for Amelia Scherer Estate
Eli G. Anderson is named administrator of Amelia Scherer’s estate in Allen County Indiana. The estate is stated to be solvent. An 8 week notice date is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Scherer
Allen County
Indiana
Eli G. Anderson
John R. Miller
Elizabeth Martin Cour
Francis V. Cour
Notice of Public Sale of Unclaimed Freight in Grand Rapids
The Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Company announces sale by public auction of unclaimed freight and baggage held for over a year. Items at Union Fireproof Storage Co. on Pearl Street Grand Rapids will be sold starting August 20, 1907 at 10:00 a.m. for cash with immediate delivery to buyers. E. C. Leavenworth and C. L. Lockwood sign these orders. Dated June 4, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Company
Union Fireproof Storage Co
Pearl Street
Grand Rapids
County of
Kent
Grand Rapids & Indianary. Company
E. C
Notice to non-residents in quiet title suit Indiana Allen
State of Indiana Allen County. Theodore F. Thieme v B W Oakley and unknown heirs Oakley non-residents. Superior Court April Term 1907. Court orders notice that Defendants must appear by August 29 1907 to answer or demur. otherwise proceedings will be heard in their absence. Attest Joseph N. Mason Kerk WM H Shambaugh Attorney for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Theodore F. Thieme
B. W. Oakley
Superior Court
Indiana
Joseph N. Mason
Seal
Kerk
Hartman Appointed Executor of Eliza Hartman Will
Fred S Hartman named Executor of the last Will and Testament of Eliza H Hartman of Allen County Indiana, deceased, with authority to administer estate under probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza H. Hartman
Allen County
Indiana
Freds. Hartman
Shopman Falls From Engine Pilot Into Pit
A. J. Smith, employed in the Pennsylvania erecting shop, suffered an ugly scalp wound and shoulder contusions after sliding from the pilot of an engine into the pit on Saturday. The head wound measured about an inch. He was treated by the company surgeon and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Pennsylvania
Stationary fireman injured in glass water tube blast
William Bell, stationary fireman at the Pennsylvania round house, suffered a glass water tube explosion Friday night. He sustained slight arm and neck wounds and severe scalds to the arm face and neck from hot water and steam, leaving him disabled for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Pennsylvania Round House
Langhor to Move to Fort Wayne for Family Home
After eighteen months in Garrett Indiana and a similar period in Baltimore and Ohio shops pipefitter Frank Langhor plans to relocate his family to Fort Wayne. He is currently house hunting and will resume his former position in the Pennsylvania shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
Frank Langhor
Langhor
Pennsylvania
Two Fingers Cut at Saw In Pennsylvania Mill
Ernest Lenz long time worker at the Pennsylvania planing mills suffered lacerations to the tips of two fingers on Friday after his hands came into contact with a rapidly revolving circular rip saw. He is off duty for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lenz
Pennsylvania Planing
Rt. ds Rev. Bishop Alerding visit noted
A fragment notes Reverend Bishop Alerding’s visit with unclear details and locations. Limited readable text mentions movement and following visit, lacking concrete dates or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerding
Fort Wayne Market Quotations and Prices Listing
Farm staples and commodity prices across Fort Wayne markets. Wheat 90c bu, corn 60c, oats 44c, rye 2c, butter 17 22c, eggs 16e dozen, turkeys 9c lb, chickens 9c lb, potatoes 40c bu, onions 75c bu, various grains and hides quoted by several firms with multiple entries for wheat, cornmeal, bran, and other goods across East Columbia Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Street
Hicksville Driving Club Races Highlight Weekend
Hot finishes marked the Hicksville Driving Club events over July 17 to 19. Spectators could depart Fort Wayne at 11 a m by Lake Shore or interurban to reach Hicksville in time for the races aboard the B and Q line. The notice emphasizes a weekend of speed and excitement with strong competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
Forest Park Seeks Sewerage And Street Work
Forest Park asks sewerage in a big undertaking as L F Curdes and Judge W J Vesey urged the board of public works yesterday. The paving assessment roll for Buchanan street from Lafayette to Hanna was confirmed. Coal weighers licenses for Enough Coal company and Novitsky coal yard sent to public safety. A cement sidewalk petition on Warsaw street from Creighton avenue to Pontiac street filed. Thirty residents sought a street light at Lawton place and Spy Run avenue. Council committee on fees and salaries urged police raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
L. F. Curdes
W. J. Vesey
Board of Public Works
Buchanan Street
Lafayette
Hanna
Enough Coal Company
Novitsky Coal Yard
Board of Public Safety
Warsaw Street
Creighton Avenue
Pontiac Street
Lawton Place
Spy Run Avenue
Council
Langard
Boerger
Cook
Lieut Davis Returns From Manila Mission in Europe
Lieut Frank E. Davis arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II after two years with the Eighth United States Cavalry in Manila. He left the Philippines on April first with a company of officers, traveled via the Suez Canal, and received courtesies in Berlin and London, including a cavalry review for American officers. He is expected to reach Fort Wayne in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davis
New York
Frank E. Davis
Manila
Eighth United States Cavalry
Davis
Philippines
Suez Canal
Berlin
Ambassador Tower
London
Fort Wayne
Decatur Team Ends Season After Cold Reception
Decatur club returns home after a ninth inning win over Shamrock and learns stockholders gathered tin cans to rebuke players for lack of support. A treasury deficit of 500 to 600 dollars prompts disbandment, with many players likely to join other teams in the region as boosters were scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Decatur
Boxing Card Set for Decatur Opera House July 16
Henry C Moriarity and Bert Lewis of Fort Wayne stage an eight round main event between Chick Long of Fort Wayne and Jack Ulster of Louisville. Semi windup pairs Harry Underwood of Fort Wayne and Merritt Guilford of Auburn. Kid Holzhauer and Frankie Mason duel six rounds. Two Decatur lads also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Moriarity
Bert Lewis
Decatur
Bosse Opera House
Gardiner English Ten Round Title Bout Ready
Final preparations are completed for a ten round boxing match in Summit City between Jimmy Gardiner and Clarence English at the rink on July 19 under the Summit City Athletic club. Matchmaker Murburger has signed articles and both fighters will be present for the event hailed as the fastest bout since the current revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Gardiner
Clarence English
Rink
Summit City Athletic Club
Murburger
Kid
Wilson
Baltimore
Freddie Dixon
Cleveland
Mason
Georgie Dale
Fort Wayne
Benny Yanger
Walter Little
Chicago
The Staining of the Flag and Fort Wayne Saloons
Rev. Henry T Sell argued at Plymouth Congregational Church that a stained flag results from violating the nation’s laws. He linked the Declaration of Independence to religious principles and warned that law violators stain the flag, noting three wars affirmed liberty but asserting only legal breach endangers the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T Sell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fort Wayne
Sell
Woman Wandered Away From Daughter’s Home
A 73 year old woman, Mrs. Crabbs, was found wandering near the courthouse and taken to police headquarters. She told officers that her daughter is Mrs. Hattie Henderson who lives on West Main Street. Chief Ankenbruck accompanied her in a buggy down Main Street to locate the daughter's house.
Fort Wayne Man Honored by Lutheran Professors
The Concordia college professors returning from the Springfield Illinois convention show Prof. G W Kruse re elected secretary of the association. Prof J A Schway of Hawthorne college traveled with the delegation and will visit Prof Zorn for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia College
Lutheran College
Springfield
Ill
G. W. Kruse
J. A. Schway
Hawthorne College
Zorn
Lightning Strikes House on Washington Boulevard West
During a Monday storm lightning struck G. L. Hackins residence at 812 Washington boulevard west. It traveled down a chimney and badly wrecked an electric light chandelier. Family members were not seriously affected and damage was not extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Hackins
Washington Boulevard West
Veteran Carl Geiger Celebrates Eighty First Birthday
East Jefferson street resident Carl Geiger marked his eighty first birthday with friends at the Moocher club house on Ft. Joe river above Robison park. Many guests were former pupils from St. Mary's parochial schools where he taught thirty years ago. Geiger later worked as a bookbinder and retired a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Geiger
East Jefferson Street
Moocher Club
Ft. Joe River
Robison Park
Prof. Geiger
St. Mary's
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Meler-Regenauer
Ben Carroll
Western Gas
General Committee
Fire Department of Electric Works
Ladies’ Society
Preble
Fort
Portland Bank
Benedict
Henry Daseler
Grain and Provisions
Toledo
East Buffalo Market
Lima
Tre Hay M
Timothy
WM. H. Shambaugh
George A. Litot
JOS. v
Edward L. Litot
Breen & Mortis
Atty's
Breen & Morris
Atty’s
Shopman
Bash & Co
Well Brothers
Tresselt Sons
Ugn
Towenstels
Crouse
Lieut
F. E. Davis
America
H. T. Sell
Charles McCulloch
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