Two Fort Wayne Couples Tie The Knot In Late March Weddings
Mr Florence H Nix and Miss Theresa M Genth united in marriage at St Peter’s Catholic church with a 9 o’clock nuptial mass. The bride wore white crepe de meteor lace and chiffon with a veil and bouquet. they plan a trip to Detroit and Bay City before settling at 9219 Oliver Street. Clara Pfeiffer and Robert Kramer wed at 520 West Berry street, with music from Lohengrin and Nevin. guests shared a dinner for twenty as pink and white peonies decor complemented the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence H. Nix
Michael Nix
Lincoln Avenue
Huntington
Theresa M. Genth
Michael Genth
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Verbelot
Bernard Nix
Margaret Genth
Detroit
Bay City
Mich
Miller
Albert Wehmeyer
Kendallville
Elsie Kramer
Herbert Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Mr. Pfeiffer
Barve—Haag
Carrie Haag
Fred Barve
John Quinlan
Margaret Barra
Oliver Muldoon
George Haag
New York City
Noll
Barre
Lavina Street
Prize Winners at Baby Show and Several Local Weddings
Master Howard Joseph WNiebel was one of eighteen babies to win a second prize at the baby show held at the exposition grounds on Thursday. The article also notes multiple weddings including Miss Elsie A. Mariotte and Mr. Arthur Paul Ritner, Miss Carrie Haag and Mr. Fred Barve, Miss K Marie Schoch and Mr Will Ehle, and Mr John A Waters and Miss Bernardine Ehringer, with details on venues, residences, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Joseph Wniebel
J. E. Niebel
John Street
Exposition Grounds
Waters—Ehringer
John A. Waters
Mies Bernardine Ehringer
Grace Reformed Church
A. K. Zartman
Young Women Graduates From Special Schools
Several Fort Wayne young women completed advanced study in special institutions after finishing Fort Wayne Public Schools. Miss Fether Rover of Howell Street completed kindergarten teacher training at Law Froebel School Toledo and taught in public schools this week before returning home Monday. Miss Jeanette Shirey of Rev and Mrs Shirey finished Western College for Women with an A B degree and plans work in art, history, and languages. she has not chosen a definite path yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Fether Rover
D. J. Kover
Howell Street
Law-Froebel
Toledo
Miss Kover
Kover
Jeannette Shirey
C. O. Shirey
Oxford
Western College For Women
Miss Shirey
Shirey
Prospect
New Teacher for High School Joins Fort Wayne Staff
M. H. Northrup resigns as head of Kendallville High School commercial department to join Fort Wayne High School as a commercial studies teacher. The department will expand to accommodate the proposed growth under guidance from Prof. Louis C. Ward. The addition of another teacher is tied to the planned enlargements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Northrup
Kendallville
Fort Wayne
Northrup
Louis C. Ward
Six Seminarians Ordained to Holy Priesthood at Fort Wayne
A class of six Seminarians received Holy Orders at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Fort Wayne. Rt Rev Bishop Herman J Alerding presided at high mass with priests Quinlan Venn and Miller assisting. The ordinands include Aloysius Coppenelle John Papp John Rumley Frederick Rothermel Otto Peters and Theophile Chemma. They later shared breakfast with the bishop and will celebrate their first masses Sunday in their home parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Herman J. Alerding
Diocese of
Fort Wayne
Alerding
J. R. Quinlan
Simon M. Venn
William C. Miller
J. A. McCarthy
Aloysius Copenelle
John Papp
Summit
Ind
John Rumley
Laporte
Frederick C. Rothermel
Logansport
Otto Peters
Tipton
Theophile Chemma
Chicago
Father Copenelle
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Calhoun Street
Noble County Folk Picnic Forms Annual Association
Former Noble county residents held a Broad Ripple event in Indianapolis that drew fifty attendees and led to the formation of the Noble County Picnic association. Officers named include Long John Smith as president, Walter Teal as vice president, Joseph Kimmell as secretary, and Eli Schrogs as treasurer. The gathering featured W. L. Taylor as main speaker and a program of gongs led by D. C. Talbert with a traditional picnic lunch.
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Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Noble County
Noble County Picnic Association
Long John” Smith
Walter Teal
Joseph Kimmel
Eli Schrogs
John Smith
W. L. Taylor
Wolcottville
D. C. Talbert
Ohio Wesleyan Graduates Evening Commencement
A graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware completes the course of studies and receives a degree at the Wednesday evening commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Vesey Daughter Plans College Prep and Delaware Exercises
Miss Vesey the youngest daughter of Judge William J. Vesey prepared at Fort Wayne high school for college. She belongs to clubs Clionin Histrionic and The Jokes. Judge Vesey and family left for Delaware to attend exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
William J. Vesey
Fort Wayne High School
Clionin
Histrionic Club
W. J. Vesey
Margaret Vesey
Delaware
Well Known Young People Wed Thursday
Miss Eva Eileen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Smith and Mr Ruskin J Stoner son of Mrs Clara Stoner were married Thursday evening at the bride’s home Rev Samuel Wagenhals officiated The ceremony featured floral decor and a small bridal party including a flower girl and a groomsman Afterward a buffet reception was held The couple left for Detroit and will reside at 315 Federal Drive upon return Mr Stoner is cashier with Lincoln National Life and the bride is praised for her character Out of town guests from Decatur and Huntington attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie A. Mariotte
George Mariotte
West Superior Street
Arthur Paul Ritner
John Bitner
East Lewis Street
A. J. Folsom
Northern Lakes
Eva Eileen Smith
G. W. Smith
West DeWald Street
Ruskin J. Stoner
Clara Stoner
Take Avenue
Samuel Wagenhals
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Decatur
Stella Marie Browning
Herbert Zur Muehlen
Kenneth Carbaugh
Reba Menefee
Miss Browning
Arthur Rose
Ruth Riker
Lorene Trevers
Clara Melching
Detroit
Stoner
Federal Drive
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
A. J. Thomas
Roy Browning
Decatur, TL
Real Estate Men Back Health Parade Support in Fort Wayne
Real estate men pledge cooperation with city women to promote the June 22 health parade. They will supply 100 automobiles and fix values in Chicago with fees for court testimony often reaching thousands, while retaining experts at $100 a day.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne Exchange
Young Couple Bernadette Mohl and Merle Thomson Wed This Week
Miss Bernadette E Mohl and Merle A Thomson plan to wed Wednesday at St Marys Church with Mgr J H Oechtering officiating. The couple, both twins, are surrounded by friends who have hosted showers and gifts. The ceremony at 4 pm will be followed by a dinner at the bride’s East Wayne Street home and a reception. Thomson and his bride will reside at 456 West Williams Street.
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Bernadette E. Mohl
Merle A. Thomson
Misa Mohl
George Mohl
A. J. Lanternier
Mr. Thomson
James W. Thomson
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Thomson
Wabash Railroad
The
Wabash
E. S. Needham
Motive Power
Miss Mohl
Mr. Thomeen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mgr
J. H. Oechtering
Eileen Lanternier
Bernard
Mohl
East Wayne Street
West Williams Street
Fort Wayne Real Estate Exchange Hears Goldstein On Values
Chicago appraiser Harry Goldstein told the Fort Wayne Real Estate exchange that curb stone opinions distort markets and urged cross city cooperation to curb unscrupulous work. He stressed fixing values is a serious professional task requiring expert analysis.
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Fort Wayne Real Estate Exchange
Harry Goldstein
Chicago Real Estate Board
Exchange
Goldstein
Mr. Goldstein
Moody Bible Institute lesson outlines for June 25
Reading notes outline Philippians themes from Paul’s journeys and early church growth. It suggests map-based activities to trace sites like Jerusalem Damascus Antioch and Philippi plus travel clubs and student presentations. It lists twelve quarter lessons from Saul’s conversion to the jailer’s salvation.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Damascus
Antioch
Philippi
Saul
Aeneas
Dorcas
Peter
Cornelius
Joppa
Cyprus
Iconium
Hawpatch Woman Mary Schermerhorn Dies at 85
Mary Schermerhorn age 85 of Hawpatch road Lagrange died after years of decline. Funeral services were held at her home at 10:30 this morning with Rev. P. J. Gerberding officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery.
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Hawpatch
Lagrange
Ind
Mary Schermerhorn
Hawpatch Road
P. J. Gerberding
Greenwood Cemetery
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Light and Power Department
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Lighting Company
Bitner
Holland Furnace
Ehle—Schoch
K. Marie Schoch
Will KE
Ehle
Will F. Schoch
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Mr. Ehle
Ernst Ehle
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Ehie
Shrine Patrol
Sentinel
Allen County
Henry Kurtz
T. A. Coleman
A. J. Durham
Jeanette Shirey
Miss Esther Rover
Capital
Catherine Vesey
Mrs. Ruskin Stoner
MR. Ruskin Stoner
Miss Bernadette Mohl
Merle A, Thomson
Realty
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Lydia
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