Quiet Society Wedding and Local Celebrations
A quiet Thursday wedding at United Brethren parsonage united Mrs. R. B. Conklin of 209 West Main Street and Mr. A. B. Michener of Philadelphia. They hosted guests at Mrs. R. W. Clark’s home then departed for a trip to Pittsburgh Washington and Philadelphia. After March 15 they will reside in southern Virginia. Also noted are the Ehle-Smith wedding at St. Pauls Lutheran with Rev. Jacob Miller officiating and a large attendance. Other social events include a 12th birthday party for Georgia Bauer and numerous country sleighing gatherings with dancing, cards, and suppers across local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehle—Smith
Lola Smith
Samuel Smith
Milan Township
Edward Ehle
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Jacob Miller
Edward Schwalm
William Ehle
Fort Warne
Alessis
Mesdames
John Ehle
Alfred Ehle
Gladwin, Mich
Levert Spencer
Perry Smith
William Leighner
Vachel Hardin
Misses
Esther Ethel Stauffer
Albert Brooks
David Smith
August Hockemeyer
Howard Hollis
George Perkins
Clyde Rice
Albert Smith
Perry Spencer
Leonard Smith
Charles Eble
Will McConth
Mary Moffat
Frederick R. Kantz
Indianapolis
John H. Jacobs
Spy Run Avenue
Moffat
Fort Wayne
Jacobs
D. W. Moffat
Miss Moffat
Ben Ninde
Chicago
J. J. Bauer
West
Jefferson Street
Georgia
Mrs. Bauer
J. F. Kiess
Mary Evans
Margery Lewis
Dorothy Lewis
Avis Meigs
Lucile Ault
Mildred Noble
Cecile Bradshaw
Esther Rover
Ruth Cullar
Margery Erick
Helen Medsker
Thyra Ruhland
Ruth Israel
Geraldine Barton
Myrtle Pappert
Josephine King
Irene Waters
Geraldine Bulson
Gladys Glenn
Esther Ortlieb
Edna Teagarden
Florence Achenbach
Anne Shryock
Dorothy Knight
Olga Rice
Virginia Joost
Fred Griebel
St. Joe Road
Griebel
Henry Antrup
F. J. Griswold
William Griebel
John B. Wilson
Velma Haden
Anna Schumann
Alma Griswold
Gertrude Traxler
Sarah Trautman
Fred U Hilker
Charles Bates
Clarence Comincavish
Sam Trautman
Charlies Winbaugh
Louis Rosselot
Oscar Turflinger
Mark Shoemaker
Mort Kelsey
George Ashley
Jesse Dill
Thomas Turflinger
Herbert Meyer
Charles Croninger
Huntertown
Amos Fredrich
B. Parker
W. Smith
W. Snyder
S. Hebher
Myers
G. Harding
Eva Smith
Elle Smith
Henry Emrick
Heffelfinger
L. Ulum
West Well Loosate and Copper Butte Milling Stakes
Sr med beta Well Loosate in West informs that John Tt Agen expects to cave within a few weeks for Weaver Idaho. Copper Butte Milling co owns Peacock mines developing rich copper ore. Fort Wayne investors including Judge Aiken and O P Eversole hold stakes. Relatives report the death of William Griebel former Adams township resident aged 78 in Tonis, Mich. Tonis Griebel Sr. of this city is a 92-year-old brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvuege
John Tt. Agen
Weaver
Idaho
Te Beeams
Copper Butte Milling Company
Peacock Mines
Judge Aiken
O. P. Eversole
Fort Wayne
Adams Township
William Griebbel
Tonia
Mich
Tonis Griebel, Sr
Walker to begin life term in Michigan City prison
Otto Walker the Crawfordsville wife killer on the eve of transfer to Michigan City prison shows rational behavior but no remorse. He kissed his four year old daughter Gladys, asked her to join church, and requested letters from prison. Attorneys Clofester and Hester filed a motion for a new trial. if denied, sheriff Lawrence will transport Walker to Michigan City to begin life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Michigan City
Otto Walker
Gladys
Walker
Clofester & Hester
Convict Confesses Robbery and Theft Ring
A note carried by a convict released from Michigan’s Jackson penitentiary, written by Charles Evans of Warsaw Indiana serving five years for larceny, led officers to stolen property valued at several hundred dollars and tied Evans to a cottage burglary and arson at St Joseph Michigan owned by E Cowles. Michigan law prescribes life imprisonment for the arson offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Michigan
Jackson
Charles Evans
Evans
St. Joseph
Mich
E. Cowles
Greek Laborer Fatally Injured by Switch Engine
Anton Bangas a Greek laborer employed as a section hand by the Wabash was fatally injured in the yards west of Calhoun street when switch engine 138 backed through the area at 7:30 am. He was cutting ice and snow from the track, failed to escape, and was dragged 200 feet before the engine stopped. He died five hours later at St Joseph hospital from loss of blood and shock. remains prepared for burial. he had recently come to the area and was unfamiliar with English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Bangas
Wabash Company
Calhoun Street
Bangas
Fred W. Anstrup
H. ©. Schwartz
E. H. Koehn
Emil Florent
Fred Thiebold
A. P. Sullivan
St.,.Joseph Hospital
Bood
Peliermorelle
Bingas
Eninloy
Passenger clings to moving Wabash train for beer
A man rode a Wabash line train to Calhoun street, grabbed two beer bottles from a saloon, and fell when the door closed. He regained a grip on the step as the car door opened, entering safely. Witnesses feared a fatality as the train moved rapidly. The bottles remained intact and were recovered by a yardman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Street
Passenger Train Scrapes Caboose at Avilla
Train No. 2 southbound through Avilla was scraped by a caboose from a sidetracked freight train. Two coaches and the parlor car were damaged with three windows broken. Mrs. Hal Singer of Valentine Indiana sustained a slight finger wound. other passengers were unharmed. No other damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avilla
Wabash switchman severely injured after car collision
T M Lane a Wabash switchman was knocked from the side of a moving car on Thursday by a protruding car corner near the switch. He suffered injuries to the shoulders and back and will be unable to walk for several days. Lane was taken to his west end home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Lane
Mr. Lane
West End
Brakeman Narrowly Escapes Injury on Pennsylvania
Last Friday F. E. Zoll, a freight brakeman on the Pennsylvania, was rolled between a flat car and a pole while assisting in switching at the plane factory at Man Wert Wien. He escaped with a few bruises of minor character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Zoll
Pennsylvania
Man. Wert
Wien
Acciden
Injured Worker Nears Return After Transit Recovery
The man traveled by train from Van Wert to the depot in town and walked home, signaling readiness to resume work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Henry Hoch Hurt Again in Knee Injury
Henry Hoch a Pennsylvania firefighter was taken to Lutheran Hospital for knee surgery after a fall re injuring his kneecap The veteran worker previously broke the kneecap and has since regained mobility He had earlier suffered a railroad accident that crippled his neck and bent his head to one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoch
Pennsylvania
Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Hoch
Foot Pierced by Iron in Workplace Accident
James Pauley a boilermaker at the Pennsylvania shops jumped off a scaffold to stop a fall and landed on steel chips that pierced his shoe. The gash in his foot is painful but not serious and will sideline him for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pauley
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pauley
Ribs Broken by Fall Injures Local Machinist
Machinist Fred Geerken of the Pennsylvania shops sustained two broken ribs after a fall on his porch Saturday night. He has been sick and out of work for two weeks, and the accident will keep him idle for about two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Geerken
Pennsylvania
Geerken
Pitman Bruised Foot Delays Work at Pennsylvania
Clem Pitman, a Pennsylvania signal repairman, dropped a stick of wood on his foot Thursday, bruising the member severely and leaving him disabled for a few days. He resides on Putnam Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Pitman
The
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pitman
Putnam Street
John Hall Injured At Bass Blacksmith Shop
John Hall night engineer at the Bass blacksmith shop is off duty after an accident last week. While handling iron it slipped and fell on his foot bruising the member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Bass
Testimony in ATC dissolution case cites independent suppliers
Samuel M. Block of Black Bros. and Company Wheeling West Virginia testifies that his independent tobacco firm could sell products and obtain raw materials without issue. Herbert Deiches of Deiches & Sons Baltimore Washington says they bought from American Tobacco and independent makers with no pressure to shun independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel 5. Block
Black Bros. and Company
Wheeling
W. Va
American Tobacco Company
Black Bros. & Company
Herbert Deiches
William Deiches & Sons
Baltimore
Washington
Indiana Miners Meet District 11 Convention Opens
Terre Haute Indiana March 3 The annual convention of District No 11 United Mine Workers of America includes 19000 miners in Indiana The scale question is deferred pending interstate agreement The tellers report re elected President Van Horn Vice President Curry and Secretary-Treasurer Fox 104 of 163 locals represented Treasury shows 54933 on hand and 2000 membership increase during the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
van Horn
Curry
Fox
Actor Clarence Wiley Found Dead in Chicago Laundry
A man, believed to be actor Clarence Wiley of Canton Ohio at 508 Union Street, Canton, Ohio, died in a Chinese laundry in Chicago after asking for lodging. The owner found him dead this morning and police investigate the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clarence Wiley
Union Street
Canton
Ohio
Murder suspect implicates rival in house boat killing
Vincennes Indiana March 3 Interest rose as August Draves in custody for murder declared James DeMoss committed the crime. Draves says DeMoss was with him the night of the killing and the dispute began on a house boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Mike Rich
August Draves
James DeMoss
Draves
DeMoss
Bryan Again at Home in Lincoln
William J. Bryan arrived in Lincoln today and will stay at Fairview through March 16 except for a trip to Omaha for the Democratic convention. He has been suffering from a severe cold but said he is much better and spent the day answering personal letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Omaha
Fairview
Jury Pick Underway for Brunaugh Trial
Indianapolis March 3 jury selection began to try Harry Brunaugh former manager of the Western Construction company on charges of falsifying public accounts. Many prospective jurors were disqualified due to personal acquaintance with the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Iind
Harry Brunaugh
Western Construction Company
Hackenschmidt Sailing for Gotch Match in Chicago
A cablegram from New York dated March 3 reports George Hackenschmidt the Russian wrestling champion will sail from Liverpool Saturday for New York to prepare for his April 3 match in Chicago with Frank Gotch. The bout will be decided by straight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Hackenschmidt
Liverpool
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Indiana University students intrude on panty party amid male attire
Bloomington March 3 Forty five Indiana University men face possible expulsion after entering the sorority panty party where women wore male costumes. They climbed into an attic, peered through vents, stole refreshments, and left a note. Dean Goodbody convened a committee, promising summary discipline to the guilty as details of entry remain under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Dean Goodbody
Beta
Dean of Women
Reheat Rice Griddle Cakes and Other Dishes From Mrs Harrington
Reheat 2 1/2 cups cooked rice with milk and egg whites to make griddle cakes. Stuff large raisins with chopped nuts. Duchess Soup cooks in butter flour milk cheese strained for serving. Klopps use chopped meat breadcrumbs egg white to bind and form balls, boiled then served with cream sauces. From Mrs Harrington Elkhorn Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarer
Sadette Harrington
Elkhorn
Wisconsin
Boiled Raisin Cake Recipe
Instructions mix raisins with boiling water then simmer twenty minutes. Cream butter then add flour raisin water and a light beaten egg. Sift soda with flour add nutmeg and cinnamon, fold in flour dredged raisins and bake about half an hour. Linda Hull earned notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Linda Hull
Old Time Comfort Food Recipes From A Fading Inked Page
A list of rustic dishes and methods including Fried Corn Meal Porridge and Apple Brown balls with pastry rounds, Hot Hamburg Steak Sandwiches, Potato Puffs using cold roast beef, Fish Relish with kippered herring, and Tenderloin with oysters. The instructions mix measurements, mixing steps, frying and baking notes, and simple garnishes.
Household Recipes for Rice Boil and Vegetable Soup
Boiled Rice wash rice and boil in salted water ten minutes then box for two hours. Vegetable Soup uses soup bone or meat, soak overnight, strain in morning, add carrot onions parsnip oyster plant turnip cabbage celery potatoes, salt and pepper, boil fifteen minutes and box for luncheon. If vegetables scarce add oats or barley. Boiled Onions simmer then box, serve with tomato pulp sauce poured over onions.
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Dozens of Property Trades
S. Griffith transfers to O. E. Griffith in Maumee township for 100 dollars. Fort Wayne Trust to Andrew IX and E. Hite for Drexel Park lot 87 in Wayne township for 125 dollars. Numerous transfers involve Indiana Investment Company and Auditor liens across Perry Monroe Ad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Griffith
O. E. Griffith
Maumee Township
Fort Wayne Trust Company
Andrew IX
E. Hite
Drexel Park
Wayne Township
William Ream
Louis Bay
Perry
Frank Julis
Florentine Boy
Perry Township
Tomas DeCamp
Abraham B. Meter
Bors
Monroe Township
John L. Shust
Indiana Investment Company
Aboit Township
E. Robinson
Lafayette Squires
Indiana Improvement Company
Scipio Township
C. Ehrhardt
Jackson Township
aAanie Deardorf
Leo Solomon
Leo Loeser
Herman Nieter
Edward Riley
Vordermark
Adams Township
Barney Tibbits
E. Hollman
Edward J. Hollman
W. Burgess
New Haven
Henry Clark
Absit
Albert Balsiger
Bertha Turner
Stella Lehman
Edgerton
Woodburn
Washington Township
B. Line
Mary Keck
Lake Township
Anna and
J. Fisher
Charles and
C. Roadich
Ahalt Township
Edward Hollman
FE. Burgess
Joseph CG. Grahill
Henry Berteh
Grahill
Cedar Creek
Joseph Conrad
Lidia Witmer
S. Beck
Eli Yoder
Cedar Creek Township
D. Burr Et. al
Louis Moldeney
Wand Elsie Todd
Susan Covell
Edsall
Lagro Res
EB. Todd
Wr. Archer
Henry Bashelier
WV. Messman
Abe Ackerman
Commercial Improvement Company
W. E. Doud
Commercial
C. Schrug
Jefferson Township
F. Gerardot
George Nesbit
Peter Grant
Abraham Mier
George McCombs
BE. Shoaft
John BR. Butt
Eel River Town
Malinda Ferguson
John, Schuckman
Town of
J. Moldeneys
Co. Hoeppner
Christ. Buuck
Madison Township
Frank’ Spenley
Frank
Nellie M. Fall
Cres
W. Hammond
Jackson School
Jackeson
Noah Knepper
J. and
M. Dice
Lafontaine Res
Pleasant Township
John Steager
John Dice
F. and
A. Moore
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Agnes Hankens
Saitenfield Street
August Orth
Cora Miller
Charles Aligeier
Charles Ostting
Anno Orth
Anna Taner
May Crewe
Jaenila Loemes
Wondena
Civ
Mary Strith
Vianie Cati
Harber
Oscar
Howard
Wilfred
John
Dorothy
Ethel
Tar Cile Harker
Rosa
Anna
Henrietta
Joseph
Edward
Frances
Estella
Rosella
Willard
Aaron
Mildred Sorg
Grace Pfeiffer
Nellie Marta
Bertha Kruse
Henry Korte
Katie Meyer
Nora
Christina Thiele
Bertha Weihe
Minnie Dreyer
Sophia Prange
Messrs
Wilhelm
Fred Drayer
Wilhelm Kruse
Henry Saiger
Ed Linnemeyer
Henry
Martin
Will Korte
Lounis Kirchoff
Thiele
Laura Shepler
Anon
Henrietta Sorg
Mary Palmer
Hildegarde Ueckmin
Aun Rouse
Veronics
Blanche Harker
Amelia Miller
Tha Freiburser
Mery Leneh
Praunces Kirehof
Mire
Edward Sorg
Frank Gelsbeiehter
Theodears
Secho
Penny Krouze
Christian
Lea
Oiiver Miller
Thou Lone
Ambrose Poeburger
Frank Stein
Moaytin Andover
Fredie Dooner
Frank Beckuain
Palme
Sino
Eudee Aiben
Perems Gineral Cena
Fg Uompary. Co. Gor Fe
Murgerer
Wabash
Zoll
Big Firm
Combine
Bryan
Brunaugh
Cassolet
Castlenaudary
Martha’s Management
Dcuxxvt
Charlotte
Lizzie MreSerge
South
Monroe Street
New Orleans
Charles A., Wilding
W. E. Mossman
Yous. Fox
CG. Paul
Geo. W. Fixley
Fred c. Heine
WM. J. Vesey
Board of