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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1907

Page

10

Divorce cases and civil suits populate regional docket

Arlis Guy Kniss and Della Kniss described domestic strife leading to a cross filed divorce suit with accusations of quitting home and quarrels. Other cases include alimony bid in a McAtee divorce, venue change requests for Gilbert, and seven suits against National Express for failure to deliver. Additional actions note a divorce between Lewis and wife, a tort claim by Repp against a traction company, and a probated will distributing the Crimmans estate.

Arlis Guy Kniss Della Kniss Eel River Township Huntertown Billingsgate Gilbert Harry N. Gilbert Justice Benjamin McAtee Mary EB. McAtee Farmersburg Ind Dolerick &Ninde Edna Lewis George W. Lewis William Repp Lima and Toledo Traction Company Maumee Avenue Mary L. Crimmans Mary W. Crimmans St. Patrick's Church Dennie J. Crimmans

Ten years of dodging strife spark divorce suit

Frank H. Ross sues Cora J. Ross in superior court alleging persistent marital strife dating back ten years. He claims she drank, provoked temper, associated with immoral men and failed to perform duties leading to his request for a divorce. Attorney C W Porter represents Ross with a long history of the case noted.

Frank H. Ross Cora J. Ross C.W. Porter Hattie Lehr Charles Lehr Pennsylvania Lehrs Lewis

Caution Over Advertised Medicine Promises

A broad warning urges buyers to be wary of medicines advertised as cures for all ailments. Caution highlights potential misinformation and encourages consulting healthcare professionals for treatment.

Rexall Remedies Promised Refund and Health Guide

Rexall promises a remedy for every ill and a full refund if dissatisfied. Visit any store to pick up free copy of The Blue Line to Health describing and pricing all remedies.

Calhoun Street Addresses Listed in Local Notice

The notice provides multiple street corners and addresses on Calhoun Street in Columbia and nearby areas including 602 Calhoun Street at Col., 902 Calhoun Street near Wayne, and 1424 Calhoun Street near Baker.

Calhoun St Col. Columbia Cor. Wayne Baker

Will divides estate among Busse heirs with ten year payment

The Charles Busse will filed for probate orders equal division of property among heirs widow William Busse Louis Weber Henry Charles Christian Minnie and Herman plus the farm to August Busse with ten years to pay. A stipulation bars any child from contesting the will by losing their interest.

Charles Busse Circuit Court William Busse Louis Weber Henry Charles Christian Minnie Herman August Busse Justice Tancey Peter Pacziotis George Penegopoulos Barney Brennan Louis Schroeder Fred Eberling William Eberhart

Thullen divorce suit seeks defense from wife abuse and wage restraint

Barbara Thullen seeks a divorce from Adam Thullen in superior court alleging repeated abuse and name restoration after a second marriage, with asks to bar wage drawing from the Pennsylvania company and to prevent molestation during the suit. Also noted are eight related Express Company suits and a real estate claim by William G. Young against Frederick and Frieda Koenig for Lakeside property with $300 damages.

Barbara Thullen Adam Thullen Pennsylvania Company Klotz R. B. Dreibelbiss Adams Express Company The National William G. Young Frederick Frieda Koenig Lakeside Koenigs Emrick

Unnamed couple seek divorce amid custody dispute and desertion

The article details Emma Painter and Frank in a divorce case over desertion and custody, with Emma claiming mar riage after a western trip and a child thirteen months old. Henry Baral faces trial for Sunday saloon screen omission. John Pattee sues for divorce from Mary Pattee. Hawthorn court adopts a child. Joe Hartman pays a fine for possession of a fish net found by a game warden.

Howard Hawthorn Bessie Eva Kressler Joe Hartman Justice Hawthorn Rodney Fleming

Divorces Sought in Two Separate Indiana Cases

William H Marvin seeks a divorce from Arvilla Marvin alleging infidelity, drunkenness and abuse since their 1903 marriage. He faces a decree after evidence supported the claims as Judge Heaton rules. Helen Siebert also seeks a divorce from William Siebert filed in Columbia City with alimony demand and restraining order to protect assets. A mental-condition commission was named for Minnie Holzaugh in Hawthorn court. Lloyd Hursh appeals Cedar Creek saloon license denial to circuit court.

William H. Marvin Arvilla Heaton Marvins Marvin Siebert Helen Siebert William Siebert Columbia City Sheldon F. H. Kleekamp Hawthorn Minnie Holahaugh H. V. Blosser Garrett von Sweringen R. B. McKeeman Lloyd Hursh Cedar Creek

Schroeder Fined for Assault in Justice Court

Louis Schroeder was fined five dollars and costs in Justice Tancey’s court yesterday for an assault on Barney Brennan. Harry Hogan, Schroeder’s counsel, filed notice of appeal. Brennan filed a surety of the peace. Lillie Treloar seeks a divorce from Charles W. Treloar alleging desertion on August 3 1903 and lack of support since. They wed September 22 1902 with C J Ryan as attorney. The Journal company asks circuit court to rename itself the Journal Gazette company.

Louis Schroeder Justice Tancey Barney Brennan Harry Hogan Schroeder Brennan Lillie Treloar Charles W. Treloar C. J. Ryan The Journal Company Circuit Court Journal-Gazette Company

Fred C. Miller Dies After Long Illness at 38

Fred C. Miller, a well known mason contractor living at 1107 East Lewis street, died at 5 o clock Friday morning at St. Josephs hospital after an extended illness due to malignant stomach trouble. He was born and reared in the city, 38 years old, unmarried, and son of the late Fred Miller. He partnered in the contracting business with his brother Harmon Miller as successors to their father. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Louisa Miller, two brothers, three sisters Emma Alma and Mrs R Gerberding. Funeral from the residence Monday afternoon conducted by Rev J W Miller.

Fred C. Miller East Lewis Street St. Joseph’s Hospital Mr. Miller Fred Miller Harmon Miller Louisa Miller Harmon Charles Emma Alma Miller R. Gerberding J. W. Miller

Death of two year old Cecil Mildred Gross

Cecil Mildred Gross daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Gross 1901 Pine Street died Friday afternoon at age two from bowel obstruction Funeral services will be held at the residence Sunday at 2 pm with interment at Lindenwood Cemetery.

Cecil Mildred Gross Anthony Gross Pine Street Lindenwood

Death of Mrs Rebecca Rumsey Pioneer Resident of Fort Wayne

News from Fort Wayne reports the death of Mrs Rebecca Rumsey widow of Philo B Rumsey aged 88 at her Omaha Nebraska home. She was daughter of Fort Wayne pioneer William Rockhill who settled the city in 1823 and came there as a child. Her husband ran the Rockhill house hotel later the St Josephs hospital. She left Fort Wayne forty years ago leaving two children James B Rumsey and Edith Loring of Omaha. She was sister to W W H M J B and H C Rockhill of Fort Wayne.

Fred’ Painter Emma Frank Jacob Frank Fort Wayne Bass Foundry John Pattee Mary Pattee Rebecca Rumsey Philo B. Rumsey Omaha Neb Rumsey William Rockhill Omaha, Neb Mrs. Rumsey W. W H. M J .B H. C. Rockhill City

Widow Mrs Justine Sallier Dies Sudden in St Joseph Twp

Mrs Justine Sallier widow of Frank X Sallier and resident of Fort Wayne died suddenly at 2 30 p m Sunday afternoon while visiting her son Joseph Sallier in St Joseph township She had Brights disease and was 69 Born in France August 19 1838 she came to America at nine She is survived by two sons Joseph F Sallier of St Joseph township and Jank X Sallier of Fort Wayne a sister Mrs Carter Funeral services Wednesday at 8 00 a m from the residence and 9 00 a m from the Cathedral

Justine Sallier Frank X. Sallier Jong Fort Wayne Joseph Sallier St. Joseph Township Sallier Bright Jank X. Sal- Her Carter

Remains Arrive. Funeral Held at Cathedral

Remains arrived in the city Monday morning as the mother prepared for a visit with friends. Funeral services were held from the Cathedral this afternoon.

Appleton City

Henry C Kloepper Dies After Long Illness at Richmond

Henry C Kloepper aged 40 died Saturday at Insthaven Hospital Richmond after two years of treatment. Former Wabash shops boilermaker in this city he was a son of Henry Kloepper. Remains arrived Monday and funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 from 1312 Stophlet street and 2 o clock at Emmaus Lutheran church.

Henry C. Kloepper Insthaven Hospital Richmond Wabash Henry Kloepper Stophlet Street Emmaus Lutheran Church

Richard Billingsley 38 Dies After Work Injury

Richard Billingsley of 6 Mary Street died at St. Josephs hospital at 38 after burns sustained in June at the rolling mills led to blood poisoning and an amputation. survived by widow, two children Elizabeth and Car, brother Benjamin in this city, sister Mrs Lawrence Neudorfer of Portsmouth Ohio. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from his home under Knights of Pythias auspices.

Richard Billingsley Mary Street Rolling Mills St. Joseph’s Hospital Billingsley Elizabeth Car Benjamin Bilingsley Lawrence Neudorfer Portsmouth Ohio The Knights of Pythias

Marital Mix of Names and Ages in Local Directory

A list of pairs with ages and occupations appears, including Abner Beses the farmer aged 60 paired with Margaret Bowser, Gilbert Mattier the salesman 51 with Josephine Barns 38, Hugh Welch 57 watchman with Elizabeth Armbuster 58, and others such as Frank Aene 22 electrician with Della Gilbert, Myron LaFlore 23 boilermaker with Anna Kadletz 26, Sarah Benton 32 butcher with Alicia Harter 28, Otto Schaphorst 24 woodworker with Florence Vogler 24, and Ross James 22 carpenter with Hilda Walther 20.

Abner B.bes Farmer Margaret Bowser Gilbert Mattier Josephine Barns Hugh Welch Watchman Elizabeth E. Armbuster Frank Aene Della. L. Gilbert S . Miller Josephine Barrus Myron C. LaFlore Anna B. Kadletz Sarah B. Benton Butcher

Infant Kenneth Comment Dies at 5 Months in City

Kenneth Comment, infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Comment of 1229 Scott Avenue, died Monday at 5 months from intestinal trouble. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from the residence with interment at Lindenwood Cemetery.

Kenneth Comment Charles Comment Scott Avenue Lindenwood

Death of Glenn B Carbaugh Aged Two

Glenn B. Carbaugh age two, son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo W Carbaugh, died Sunday morning. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9 from the family residence and at 11 from Nine Mile church.

Glenn B. Carbaugh Alonzo W. Carbaugh Illinois Road Nine Mile

Births and power upgrade notes in Fort Wayne area

The record lists several birth announcements for families in Woodburn Arcola and Fort Wayne addresses including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Haus and others. The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company reports a voltage increase from 16 500 to 33 000 volts along high tension lines, increasing capacity.

Fort Wayne Wabash’ Valley Traction Company

MURCHLAND RITES FOR MONROEVILLE CIGAR MAKER

John Marchland aged 26 died suddenly at his Monroeville home from a ruptured blood vessel. A cigar maker by trade and a member of Wayne tent Knights of the Maccabees Fort Wayne he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Johnson Murchland and a brother Elmer of Newark Ohio. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning.

John Marchland Monroeville Johnson Murchland Wayne Knights of the Maccabees Fort. Wayne Elmer Murchland Newark Ohio

Widow Eleanore VanAlstine Dies in Fort Wayne at 80

Mrs. Eleanore VanAlstine longtime Fort Wayne resident died at 3:30 am Tuesday at her daughter Mrs. W W Barnett's home 715 Broadway. She 80 years 6 months 6 days old widow of William VanAlstine pioneer liveryman born Mount Morris New York January 17 1827 survived by five children Ella Schroeder Frank Harry and Perry VanAlstine. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm from the Barnett home with flowers omitted per her request.

Eleanore VanAlstine Fort Wayne W. W. Barnett Broadway William VanAlstine Mount Morris N. Y VanAlstine Ella Schroeder Frank Harry Perry VanAlstine

Mrs Margaret Mills Dies at Home in Lake Township

Mrs Margaret Mills wife of George W Mills prominent Lake township farmer died at 6 45 PM Monday at the family home aged about 70 She was born near Zanesville Ohio and came with her husband to this county about fifty years ago Surviving children include Robert Mills and Mrs Elizabeth Lo

Margaret Mills George W. Mills Lake Township

Infant Freizy Dies in Peoria Wisconsin

George Freizy infant son of Mr and Mrs Freisy of 309 North Calhoun Street died Saturday in Ple ton Wis after a quantity of rain was mentioned in the damaged text.

George Freizy Diap! Freisy Calhoun Satpleton Wis Rae

Funeral rites for Ellen Sowers and companions held at Beech church

Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at the Beech school house for Mrs. Ellen Sowers of Zanesville and Mrs. Jennie Varda man of Huntington and Mrs. Jennie Varda man of Huntington with the cortege departing at 1 PM. Interment follows at Roanoke.

Zanesville Ellen Sowers Columbia City Jennie Vardaman Huntington Beech School House Roanoke

Real Estate Transfers compiled by John C. Heller

Transfers of property across town show numerous parcels changing hands including Eliza H Barnes to Edwin H Barnes for 300, parts of Burgess additions in New Haven. Annie Niehoff selling to John M and A Bastus for 1500. other sales in Madison and Cedar Creek townships. Fort Wayne Trust Co. and others appear as buyers or trustees with prices ranging from 2500 to 3700 and several parcels in Drexel Park, Fairview, and Washington locales.

John C. Heller Court Street Eliza H. Barnes Edwin H. Barnes Burgess New Haven Annie L. Niehoff John M A. Bastus Vordermark Adams John S E. Wahls George W S. E. Cox Ly Madison Allen J. and C L. Vesey Julia Fay Randall Inc Fairview Washington Fort Wayne Trust Co Christena Huber Drexel Park Add Wayne Jesse Grice Anna Bowser Cedar Creek Charles Clara Maleufit Adolph Kann Jackson Catharine E. Hettinger Philip Chaney Springfield Auchkin Denny Thompson & Osborn Lafayette Shimix Anna_ Bowser Clara Maleuit Catherine E. Hettinger Auchiin Wm. Dewey Anna Bowers Elf Yoder Lee J. Hartzell Eli Yoder New & Ne Elizabeth C. Hanna Carl Mengerson E. C. Hanna Mary E. Sherlock Drexel Park August W. Brouwer Charles HL Brouwer Madison Tp

Fort Wayne IRS Office Shifts to Chicago Division

The Fort Wayne internal revenue office formerly attached to the Cincinnati division has been transferred to the Chicago division under Inspector McGinnis. Inspector Bowen of Cincinnati had long overseen this territory.

Fort Wayne Chicago

French Folk Picnic Draws Allen County Crowd

The fourth annual French-American society picnic in Allen County will be at Centlivre Park on Sunday July 28. A full program of amusements is planned with the Citizens' band performing all day.

Centlivre Park Allen County Citizens’ Band

Harlan Blues Triumph Over Spencerville in Score 16 to 6

In Harlan Indiana on Saturday the Harlan Blues defeated Spencerville 16 to 6. Scoring details note Harlan led by Hite and Blackburn while Wasson and Beams anchored Spencerville. Pitchers Bickhart and Wasson registered nine and five strikeouts respectively. A prior Spencerville meeting favored Spencerville 68 to 13.

Harlan Ind Harlan. Blues Spencerville Wasson Beams Xpart Blackburn Hite Spencersville Bickhart

Also Mentioned on This Page

PNG Rurode Dry Goods Co Allen County Courts Rexall Myer Fred C. Miller Welds Mortuary Notes Ramsey Kloepper Carbaugh Aes Hermann Haus Murchland van Alstine Freizy Harlan Blues
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