Quiet society wedding of Miss Irmi Medsker and Edward J Ritcha
Miss Irmi Medsker daughter of James R Medsker and Edward J Ritcha both of this city wed at 3 pm in First Baptist Church with Rev J F Vichers officiating. After the ceremony the couple planned a short trip and will reside at 219 Brackenridge street upon return. Senior Mr Hlicha works for A H Perfect wholesale and is regarded highly. Also reported is the marriage of Emma Baker Strouse to Martiz D Strouse on Tuesday March 9 at the Mantz home 42 West Leith street with Rev B Laudeman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmi Medsker
James R. Medsker
Edward J. Ritcha
J. F. Vichers
First Baptist Church
Strouse—Baker
Emma ©. Baker
Martiz D. Strouse
Noble County
Ohio
B. Laudeman
Bethel Evangelical Church
Thomas Mantz
Leith Street
Strouse
Surprising birthday and party highlights in St Joe and area
A March 14 surprise party at John Nusbaum’s home in St Joe township honored his daughter Mageie with school friends from Magele. A picture card was presented, refreshments served, and guests included Tertha Robay Rosa Richer and others. A separate party celebrated Walter McCormick’s birthday on Leesburg road with games and supper, featuring many Lindemeyers Thieles and Schaefer relatives. Thursday Club members then traveled to Holgrand to celebrate Mrs birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nusbaum
St. Joe Township
Mageie
Nusbaumamily
Perry Township
Miss Magele
Arch
Rosa Richer
Mizabeth Pilliod
Florence Pilliod
Ethel Pilliod
Eme Owens
Julia Dubay
Marjorie Costello
Margaret Snead
Ric Richard
Walter McCormick
Leesburg Road
Ona Realing
Sophias Thiele
Lizzie Weisenburger
Bertha Stahlhut
Nora Thiele
Hannah Schaler
Freda Lindemeyer
Esther Altes Kruge
Cora McCormick
Messrs
Walter Lee
Christ. Thiele
Chester Richardson
William Schmildt
Want Schaefer
Earnest Hoffmeyer
Harry Welsenburger
Henry Welle
Arthur Altekruse
Edward
Carl Lindemeyer
Monroe Clapesaine
Walter
George McCormiele
Ada Hartzell Club Hosts Elegant Birthday Tea
A ladies party gathered in Ada Hartzell’s home for a day long event starting with an early morning train. Mrs. Hartzell organized a fine dinner and gifts, with numerous attendees including Mesdames McMahen Greenlom Merillet Bender Edsall Hilts Therry King Snider Otto Byers Shuler Rehnen Ogden Kintz Falls AbIntosh Smatl Audrey Smith Burdette Small from Hougland and Ossian representing the local club and city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hartzell
Shixteen
Koontz
Ossian
Club
Falls
AbIntosh
Smatl
Audrey Smith
Burdette Small
Hougland
Paralyzed Brakeman Rescued From Moving Train Tracks
Anthony A. Nuttle, a Pennsylvania brakeman, was struck by a train while signaling a track switch near Plymout h Wednesday night. Fireman George Dawson jumped from his engine and pulled Nuttle to safety as a westbound train bore down within fifty feet. He was hospitalized at St Joseph with internal injuries but described the incident as the most trying experience of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony A. Nuttle
Pennsylvania
Smith Street
St.Joseph
Plymouth
Coachetor
Frank O. McDaniel
Mr. Nuttle
George Dawson
Nuttle
Nultle
Effynts O'Clack
Apprentice suffers severe finger crush in Pennsylvania shop
DeVilbiss, a special apprentice in the Pennsylvania erecting shop, had the ring finger of his left hand severely crushed on Thursday. Doctors fear possible amputation. Wayne Seaman, a constable at Chum busca, has resigned because the job does not pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVilbiss
Pennsylvania
Wayne Seaman
Chumbusca
Parker House Balls Recipe Instructions
A historic recipe details combining flour sugar butter and warm milk to make dough. After kneading and rising overnight, dough is divided into strips and cut into halves, greased with butter, rolled and folded to form balls or pastries, then risen and baked hot for about fifteen to twenty minutes.
Home Made Yeast Recipe From Potatoes and Hops
Peel boil and mash three large potatoes. Pour two quarts boiling water over one and a half ounces hops simmer half an hour strain and pour over three tablespoons flour a tablespoon salt half cup sugar and teaspoon ginger. Mix with potatoes mash, add one cupful good yeast. Set in a warm place twenty four hours until light and bubbly then can and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iakewari
Sour Milk Corncake Recipe Card
Lift together one cupful of flour a half cupful of inslan meal two tablespoonfuls sugar and a half teaspoonful each of salt and soda. Pour in one cupful sour milk and a teaspoonful tard or butter mell ify and beat well. Fold in a beaten egg and bake in hot gem tins of a round shallow pan.
Hot Cross Buns Recipe From Old Cookbook
Instructions for making hot cross buns with milk butter sugar salt and flour. Includes yeast rise, spiced filling of cinnamon nutmeg currants candied lemon peel and optional nuts prunes or dates. Dough rises overnight then shapes baked with cross scored, glaze applied and nuts added as desired.
Mammoth steel shaving seized from locomotive tire in shop
The largest steel shaving seen in the region was removed from a locomotive tire during turning on a big lathe run by Gus Greber at the Greetings shop in Pennsylvania. The half inch diameter, forty foot long shaving was from a Latrobe steel tire made at the Homestead Steel works and now hangs as a festoon between steel posts in the erecting shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Greetings Shop
Gus Greber
Latrobe Milis
Homestead Steel Works
A Useful Invention to Fort Wayne Milk Bottle Dispenser
A galvanised back door milk bottle dispenser is described, with a box mounted on a residence door. The lower chamber fits a quart bottle, milk travels upward into a cylinder, and a retainer keeps the bottle in place until the door opens. The receptacle cannot be opened until entry. A separate receptacle is needed for each bottle. Mrs. James Grawcock, 75, fell down stairs at her son’s Columbia City home and is believed fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Inurg
James Grawcock
Columbia City
Wire Strikes Escalate as State Workers Face Broad Strike
Paris March 15 The office telegraphers clash with police as new shifts arrive smashed windows and destroyed instruments mark a stormy scene. The defense committee of salaried state employees plans an extraordinary session tonight to consider extending the strike to all state workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Post Office Department
Central Station
Committee of Defense
Organization of
Fraternal Order Forms Local No To Promote Sociability
Local meaters organized Sunday afternoon as Fraternal Order Local No To. Officers were elected to establish a group aimed at sociability and fraternal spirit, not as a labor unit.
Local Organization Names Officers at Installation
Harry Triskett president and Fred Lynch recording secretary lead the Th. a. Stet ter society during its installation of officers. Former Prosecuting Attorney Tony and Daween honored. six months service required for membership. no role in employer employee disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Triskett
Th. A. Stetter
Fred Lynch
QO. Jackson
Cedar Creek Township Weekend Services and Meetings
Saturday evening and Sunday sessions outline a church program with multiple discussions, open forums, and teaching activities. Names include Henry Rath, Auren Souder, Anna Roth, Albert Egly, John Schwirtz, Noah A. Goris, George, Davis Roth, and Noah Grabil, detailing Sunday School work, chalk talks, and parent duty topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rath
Auren Souder
Anna Roth
Vsti Piscussion
John Schwirtz
Grabikt
Davis Roth
Noah A. Goris
Drs
Hunt Hoagland
Salem Quartet
John Mack
Henry Ratha
M—Ant
Raw Winning
John R. Yuray
Wheeeeee
Noah Grabil
Seeing Business
Goderdion
Wheat and market notes from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York markets report mixed wheat and corn activity amid Balkan war talk. May and July wheat prices opened higher but weakened by session end while tolls on May and July soybeans and other grains fluctuated. notable activity in Chicago cash markets and Buffalo and Toledo price reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Balkans
Ilomf
United States Steel
Fort Wayne
Barr Street
Barr Streat
Cash & Company
Atelier
Trade Prices Listed for Pocahontas Coal Items
A ledger of commodity prices shows Pocahontas coal and related products amid figures like $8.60 and $6.20 per unit, with West Virginia and Indians referenced alongside cash amounts. Time marker 7-75 appears in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Anthracite Men Call Convention Delayed Action
Reported calls for a convention by anthracite miners were denied by Mr. Lewis who said only scheduling for a convention time and place was set. No surface changes in the situation were noted as the miners plan to wake no further moves. Union board members expect coal companies to shut down in April while mines operate to stockpile before the current agreement expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Fifty Laborers Found Suffering in Louisville Cold
In Louisville on March 12 fifty Italian workers were found destitute in the Thirteenth Street and Portland Avenue area. Weak from hunger and exposure, they were taken to a station house, housed and fed while arrangements are made to send them home. They allege they paid $2 to Indianapolis agents who promised sewer work and employment that never materialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wallan
Hine
Merghborhood
Thirteenth ‘Street
Portland Avenue
Indianapoalis
Arraignment in Panama libel case in federal court
The Prose Publishing company owner of the New York World pleaded not guilty to criminal libel in West Point. Caleb Van Hamm editor also entered a not guilty plea. Counsel requested one week to file a special plea on jurisdiction. Van Hamm did not appear. his counsel entered not guilty plea and he was paroled. Untermyer seeks a jurisdiction question on where the libel publication occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mareh
Prose Publishing Company
New York World
Delancey Nicoll
Holt
Federal Court Today
West Point
New York postoMc
Panama Canal
Caleb van Tamm
Ane
the World
van Hamm
van’ Hamm
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Press Pubishing Company
Watermyer
Moriarty Leaves Local Paper for Louisville Herald
Henry Moriarty, long a familiar figure in the city press and a founder and lieutenant in Battery B, departs after a decade with the Daily News to join the advertising staff of the Louisville Herald. He remains connected to Battery B while taking up the new posting in Louisville, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moriarty
Jett
Louisville
Saperlising
Louisville Herald
Moriarty
Mms
Battery B
The
Daily News
W. W. Brown
Mercy of
City
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Holgrand
Cellate
Tony Nuttle
Dawson
Sentinel’s Cook Book
Parker
Relentless War ON Murder
BAND
Pace
Maan
United States
McCafferty
New York City
Consul Cables
Woods
Petrosini
Palermo
Mr. Woods
Joseph Petrosing
Detective Bureau
Italy
Bingham
New York Cty
Maly
Rninion
Petrosino
Natve
Sicily
Idds
Tallans
Kay
Silto
Mack
Petrosina
Wire Strike
Ronald Dawson
Cedar Creek Township
Grabill
Ind
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Albert Egly
the Sun School
Te Charel
Gerig
Corerleveipta
Caleaga
Minneapolis
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Joly
Horm
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Mary
Calles
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Europe
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Aloady
Jy K
Gioia
Nimrert & Epukpad
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Neers
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Guy Whit
Rivger
New Orleans
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Aker
Lan Wagan
Jil
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chisago
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Texas
ABGER
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Jamba
Cincinnati
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Indianapolis, Y
Mare
Pittsburg
Produce Ang Poultry
State
Lew
North Lima
South Lind
Tadkun
Stright
Snes
Renee Graham
Ieee
Bbe Commission
Jehnear
Raat
Columbia Ste
Crouse & Co
Columbia St
East Columbia
Eckart Packing Company
Steuers
Omaige
Wholegale Snippers
Nathan & Levy
Lidg
Turhe Eart Wiyne
Lew Haven
Monroeville
Balawih
Wongkind
Sheldon
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Gar Crees
Washburn
Timothy
Stebb
Hoekins Valley
Msesillon
Indianapolis Employment Agency
Panama
New York World Company
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