Wedding Blessings for Wiegman-Fahncke Pair in St John’s Affair
The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Wiegman took place Thursday at St. John's Lutheran parsonage with about 100 guests at the reception at the bride’s parents’ home 1610 West Main. The couple will establish a home at 631 Mechanic street. Wiegman is a carpenter for his father Herman F. Wiegman. The bride Amanda Fahncke wore embroidered airline with maline band and white sweetpeas. bridesmaid Flora Wiegman wore pink crepe de chine with lace trim. Other details note guests from Celina and Rockford, and elaborate wedding flowers and a wedding cake.
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Oscar W. Wiegman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. C. Fahnecke
West Main Street
Amanda Fahncke
Flora Wiegman
Rudolph Fahncke
Mechanic Street
Wiegman
Herman Ff. Wiegman
John Fahnecke
Celina, O
Charles Pierstorff
Rockford,o
Esther and
Louise Thompson
Hesse Cassel
Bertha Fox
Edith Nieter
Wedding of Mrs Mary Menefee and Kenneth Carbaugh
In Chattanooga Tennessee, Mrs Mary Menefee marries Kenneth Carbaugh at the bride’s Thomas street home. Rev F Byrer presides as music by Hor ton and Simon enhances a floral, bowerlike setting. The bridal party includes Miss Reba Menefee and Miss Amy Menefeer as maids of honor with bridesmaids, while DeNeal Pfeiffer bears flowers. The couple plans to live at 912 Oakdale place after July 1. A second wedding, Merica Beahier, pairs Catherine Beahier with Roy Merica at 1402 East Wayne Street followed by a wedding supper and plans to reside at 433 East DeWald street after June 15.
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Bertha Sorg
John M. Sorg
Hoagland
Leo M. Fox
Fox
Sandpoint Road
St. Joseph’s Church
Hesse Cassel
Max Henzinger
Bernadette Sorg
Aloysius Fox
Carlotta Sorg
Olivia Sorg
Mary Menefee
ME Menefee
Kenneth Carbaugh
Harvey Carbaugh
Chattanonga
Tenn
Thomas Street
Fo Byrer
Calvary UL Boeharel
Nimi Front
Lohengrin
Ate
Cl AL Horton
Sad Blonry Simon
Reba Menefee
Amy Menefeer
Eva Smith
de- Neal Pfeiffer
Harry Carbaugh
Chattanooga
Merica—Beahier
Catherine Beahier
Roy Merica
William Heine
East
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania Road and After A Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs. Merica
East DeWald Street
WELL KNOWN YOUNG PEOPLE TO WED
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Lillian Busch and Mr. Charles H. Buesching. The wedding will be held on Wednesday evening June 16 at 1843 Forest Park boulevard with Rev. William Moll officiating. The couple plan a later trip and then housekeeping at their furnished home.
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Lillian
John Busch
Charles H. Buesching
Fred Buesching
Edmund Seidel
Forest Park Boulevard
William Moll
Emanuel, Lutheran Church
Miss Busch
Mr. Buesching
Bureau of Assessments
Board of Park Commissioners
Buesching
Poultry Thieves Punished in Decatur Case
Ira Smith 24 and Ira Shaffer 15 were arrested and charged with stealing three geese and one duck from Eli W. Steele of Steele Park. Both pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Smith fined $5 and 60 days at Putnamville. Shaffer fined $5 and 10 days in jail due to his age.
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Decatur, Ind
Ira Smith
George Syphers
Ira Shaffer
Fred Shaffer
Decatur
Paulding
Eli W. Steele
Steele Park
Costa
Smith
Putnamville
Shaffer Boy
Earl Snyder Dies From Wolf Creek Barn Shot Wounds
Earl Snyder, injured in a Wolf Creek barn shotgun accident at noon Friday, died in Plymouth hospital. Doctors said there was no hope from the start as the shot ripped through his back, pulling portions of clothing and stopping just below the heart.
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Plymouth
Ind
Earl Snyder
Simon Zehner
Wolf Creek
Plymouth Hospital
Fewer Automobiles in Allen County Below Expectation
Official county figures under County Assessor William Eggeman show 1,935 motor cars in Allen County, with Fort Wayne reporting 1,142. The data break down by township lists auto counts, values, and household totals, noting 12,047 Fort Wayne families paying an average $66.84 in household goods. In Adams Washington and Wayne townships overall there are 1,182 automobiles with an average value of $275.
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Allen County
William Eggeman
Fort Wayne
Eggeman
Wayne Township
Washington Township
Springfield
St. Joseph
Perry Township
Madison Township
Monroe Township
Marion Township
Averae
Maumee Township
Shirley City
Milan Township
Lake Township
Jefferson Township
Eel River
Cedar Creek
Adams Township
Pleasant Township
Scipio
Lafayette Township
Jackson Township
Adams
Washington
Wayne
Two Guthre Street Homes Burned In Suspected Arson
Two houses in the Rolling Mill district on Guthre street were destroyed by a Sunday morning fire likely of incendiary origin. Owned by Henry Klebe and occupied by Nick Dick and other foreign workers, the two structures, a two story and a one story building, burned with a total loss of about 2500 dollars plus furnishings. Firefighters used the chemical apparatus but could not save the buildings. One occupant lost 45 dollars hidden in his bed and narrowly avoided reentry after being warned by roommates.
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Guthre Street
Rolling Mill
Henry Klebe
Nick Dick
Boy Kenneth Boucher Recovers After Lung Nail Operation
Word came that Kenneth Boucher, a twelve year old boy taken to Pittsburg for a lung nail removal swallowed ten years ago, has passed the operation safely and is recovering rapidly. He will be brought home soon.
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Kenneth Boucher
Pittsburg
One Dead and One 13 Likely 10 Die
Special to The Sentinel Huntington Ind June body of John Umphress a farmer two miles west of Huntington was killed when his auto loaded with passengers was struck by a Marion Bluffton Mastern traction car near Warren Mrs F T Rees severely injured in hospital with fractures and serious injuries Her husband F T Rees also in hospital Helen Rees 10 and Mrs John Umphress recovering in Marion May Rees 14 left hospital after minor injuries Read as many readable facts as possible from the crash and after.
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The
Sentinel
Huntington
Ind
John Umphress
Here
Marion, Bluffton & Mastern
Warren
F. T. Rees
Helen Rees
Marion
May Rees
Merrion
F. T. Reese
Umphress
John L. Umphress
Newton Cameron
Areana Middaugh
Mr. Umphress
Dr A H Metts Dies in Ossian Street
Dr A H Metts longtime Wells county physician dies of a sudden heart attack in Ossian while visiting relatives. Born December 18 185 and son of James and family, he served in the Civil War, studied at Rush Medical College, practiced in Ossian since 1896, married Harriet Burne then Jennie Swain, survived by an adopted daughter Mrs Doan.
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A. WH
Wells County
Juisiana
Fort Wayne
Ossian
Metts
W. M. Dean
Kinnaird Avenue
Robert Archbold
Hamp Roe
Bailey
Dr. Metts
Lancaster Township
James W. Metts
J. J. Wetts
Mission Ridge
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Harriet Burne
Jennie L. Swain
William Swain
Thirty-fourth
Indiana
Doan
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Mersrs
Albert Palmer
Ralph Lageman
Friedline
Monroeville
Lily and
Rose Miller
Lydia Erb
Clara Moeller
Elizabeth Baker
Lottie Busehing
Louise and
Catherine Trier
Marie
Lena Ranke
Alma Meyers
Matilda Korn
Misses Thompson
Carbaugh-Menefee
Maid of Honor
Manila
P. T
DeNeal Pfeiffer
Milan
Oakdale
Flossie Cragg
Clara’ Melching
Evelyn Barbier
Katherine Jackson
Larene Travers
Lillian Busch
Rees
AH. Metts
Ossian Streets
Swinney Park
T. B. OC. M. Club
Loren Gilmore
Dorothy Gumpper
Helen Marie Gumpper
Helen Marie Toole
Katherine Gilmartin
Richard App
Angela Gilmartin
William Dreier Gilmartin
Dorothy ‘Mossman
Coachella Fieger
Velma Holt
Mary McCurdy
Cornell Morganthale
Virginia Louise Gilmartin
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