Uncle Leaves Mrs Tucker 29000 in Bonds
In Marion Indiana Mrs Carlie G Tucker wife of Prof Tucker music teacher gains 29000 in gilt edged United States bonds after Indiana Supreme Court upholds Grant Circuit Court ruling that she is the legal owner of the bonds left by her uncle Harvey Mark. The bonds were found in a vault envelope marked for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Carlie G. Tucker
Prof. Tucker
United States
Supreme Court of Indiana
Grant Circuit Court
Harvey Mark
Marks
Grant Trust and Savings Company
Mr. Marks
Paulus
Tucker
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Avilla News Roundup Spans Health Moves and Local Acts
Avilla and Kendallville residents figure in a weekend of visits illnesses moves and local activity. Mier Vera Sheete visited Mier Fisher while others shopped in Fort Wayne. Carl McKee moving from Garrett to Avilla. Mrs Lydia Hendricks seriously ill. Henney to enter Fort Wayne hospital for appendicitis. Prof H Porter ill with quinsy. Mrs Bo Offord hosts Evangelical Willing Workers. Miss Orpha Beckley to Garrett for appendectomy. train mishap delays No 7 and No 2. 858 eighth graders took exams in township schools.
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Avilla
Ind
Mier Vera Sheete
Kendallville
M.D. Fisher
Usta
Marie Weber
Fort, Wayne
Carl McKee
Garrett
Lydia Hendricks
Bird Good
Rome City
Eli Good
Lesta
Henney
Lutheran
Woodburn News Briefs Include Local Moves and Visits
Frank Wilson sold his livery business to Elmer Jones and will hold an auction near Saturday with possession beginning in April. Woodburn eighth graders traveled to Harlan for exams. J T R Yager and C F Moan were callers in Fort Wayne at midday. Rev J H Klopfenstein and wife from Archibald Ohio visited, en route to Sterling Kansas for a missionary church assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
Indy Mareh
Frank Wilson
Fort Wayne
Harlan
JT. R. Yager
C.F Moan
George Walter
J. H. Klopfenstein
Archibald
Ohio
Sterling
Kan
Klopfenstein
Elmer Jones
Mr. Wilson
Harry Westerlin
P. H. Walter
Payne News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Movements
Mrs Henry Neer of Garrett Indiana visits sisters Mrs Mary Kilpatrick and Mrs Emma Brady. Wm Gillen Sr funeral held at Benton township Lutheran church. Mrs J A Woolard entertains for dinner with Henry Near Kilpatrick Hanna Sullivan. John King family moves to West Oak Street from Mongo Indiana. The King family notes nothing like the old stamping around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bertha Boyer
Delaware, Ohio
Father Baumgartner
Chinaga
John King
Mongo
Ind
West Oak Street
King
Huntington Clerk Inherits Fortunate Forty Acres
Huntington March 18. S I Wiley a clerk at the King Bee restaurant on East Market street yesterday learned he inherited forty acres of orange grove land near Fresno California valued at $13000 through the death of a rich uncle H V Wiley. The uncle went to California years ago and owned the land in the heart of the orange producing district. Wiley is 27 years old and has no permanent home since his mother's death. He is an expert in the restaurant business and has moved often. He has been in Huntington only twelve days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
I. Wiley
King Bee
East Market Street
Fresno
California
Wiley
H. V. Wiley
S. T. Wiley
Decatur News items mix business, weddings and politics
George Schlagen takes over Evans stand on East Jefferson street after selling his Monroe street blacksmith shop. Mrs Marr McLeod dies suddenly at Ashley after pneumonia care for her ill mother. Thad Butler travels to Indianapolis to visit son with Indianapolis Daily News. Ruth Buhler and Carl Beatty wed at Presbyterian church with no witnesses. County farmers meet at Monroe to appoint officers for 1912 13 institutes. Mumma reelected president with polling setup for January to March 1913. John H Heller heads to Indianapolis for Democratic editor meeting and state candidate selection. Arastus Fritzinger returns from Portland to manage Decatur Foundry and Machine Works.
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Decatur
Ind
George Schlagel
Monrer Street
Post and Light
Zeke Evans
East Jefferson Street
James N. Fristoe
Marr Mcleod
John S&s. Mclend
Ashley
Thad Butler
Decatur Herald
Indianapolis
Robert
Indianapolis Daily News
Wal Wemhoff
Wembhoff Monumental Works
Geneva
Presbyterian
Gleiser
Ruth Buhler
Carl P. Beatty
Amos F. Beatty
Monroe
S. Mumma
Mumm
Harvey
Sneichen
Tevineton
Berne
W. W. Miller
Bobo
S. W. Schafer
John H. Heller
Decatur Democrat
Arastis Fritzinger
Portland
Decatur Foundry and Machine Works
Spencerville Social Roundup March 16
Spencerville residents host a Tuesday evening gathering for Gary Wasson and wife with Edbilhman Frank Wertman and Charles Grill and their wives. Wanderers include Mrs Wattie Beams Fort Wayne shopper and Dr Shook and family visiting Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencerville
Ind
Gary Wasson
Ed Bilhman
Frank Wertman
Charles Grill
Wattie Beams
Fort Wayne
Bert Fischer
Hamilton
Wim. Erick
Charles Hull
Auburn
Dr. Shook
Mary Preece
Ohn Notestine
Edwards
Mill Street
Mary Notestine
Marde Beams
CC. Club
Henry
George Henderson
Fort Wrayne
Gray Erick
J. F. Baltz
Grahill
Four more weeks of school in Sheldon Ind
Sheldon Ind March 16 four more weeks of school will be held at the Sheldon school. Mrs Treavy remains seriously ill. Bent Slain and family visited Sam Selby and family. Slain and Selby sisters. Barrett moved on Widow Bowman farm recently sold to her brother. Ralph Simons family and Ruth Bell from Whitley visited W O Kaufman family. Lula Bender ill. J Gudwick funeral occurred last Tuesday. Large attendance from Ort Wayne and Sheldon. The will be sadly missed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon, Ind
Sheldon School
Treavy
Bent Slain
Sam Selby
Slain
Mrs. Selby
I. Barrett
Bowman
Ralph Simons
Ruth Bell
Whitley County
W. O. Kaufman
Lula Bender
J. Gudwick
Ort Wayne
Sud Sheldon
Former Sheriff Staples Leases 60 Acre Farm Near Tri Lake
Ex Sheriff Logan Staples has leased the Lewis Schramm 60 acre farm between Shriner and Cedar toker at Tri Lake resort for three years. He will operate it with his own farm nearby. The property is known as the Yagle farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Sherif Logan Staples
Lewis Schramm
Shriner
Cedar Toker
Trilake Resort
Yagle
Local Social Notes From Leo Community
Miss Velma HELLopeter of Fort Wayne visits Adam Ely and family in Leo. Several families spend Sunday with relatives including Moss Moody Pring and Paff. The Yoder boys bale hay for Frank Moss and H L Moody. Ruth Tankle is ill with mumps. Mrs Pearl Herbert visits Willard Moss family. Harold Moss visits his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Ind
Velma Hellopeter
Fort Wayne
Adam Ely
Michael Hilbert
George Tonkle
Jennie Hursh
Albert Sanders
George Moody
James Pring
George Moudy
Edwin Paff
Yoder
Frank Moss
H. L. Moody
Ray Moudy
Dorothea
Willard Moss
Pearl Ream
Ruth
Tankle
Pearl Herbert
Ashland
Ohio
Harold Moss
Roy
Fort Wayne lighting pioneer Brainard Rorison dies in New York
Brainard Rorison once teamed with R. T. McDonald in Fort Wayne electric lighting. He died recently at his New York home. Funeral services and interment are planned in Indianapolis.
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Brainard Rorison
R. T. McDonald
Fort Wayne
New York
Indianapolis
Antwerp Neighbors and Visitors Gather in March Highlights
Tom Johnson returns from Wauseon to visit parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson as Floyd Rumbaugh visits Woodburn. Various residents travel to Fort Wayne and Streator for shopping and business or visit relatives. a Masonic degree, a Buckeye Press meeting, and a chicken dinner plan reflect community life in Antwerp on March 16.
New Haven News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. Henry Blaising is reported sick. J. D. Handbury named deputy assessor. Goshen visitor Homer Powell spent Sunday in town. Families move from Thurman and local elevator upgrades begin. Bookkeeper Hilda Ashley takes Fort Wayne job. Several residents travel to Fort Wayne and Lima for work. Diphtheria illness in Dolly Minsel prompts health concerns. Local floor upgrade at Blaising grocery boosts building. Foresters organizer from Chicago aims to establish lodge in town. School Easter entertainment planned. efforts to resume Christian Endeavor meeting underway. Father and community members coping with illness and injuries after a fall. some residents winter in Indianapolis and Detroit connections noted.
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New Haven
Ind
Henry Blaising
J. D. Handbury
Homer Powell
Goshen
Conrad Bubr
Thurman
Emmett Harper
Battenburg Club
Sherman Richhart
Ray Timbrook
Fort Wayne
Hilda Ashley
Boston
S. M. Calvert
Convoy
Ohio
S. B. Dustman
Hisner and Minsel
John Schnelker
Ruth
Galion
Otto Meyers
Lima
Misa Daisy Spaulding
Clay Spaulding
Monroeville
Evan Thomas
Charles Hutson
Indianapolis
W. H. Dawkins
Frank Boyland
C. A. Bittikoffer
Garrett
Dolly
Lon Minsel
Charles Todd
F. A. Blaising
Elite Freeman
Chicago
Ladies’ Order of Foresters
St. John’s Hall
Lulu Blaising
Fort Warne
Herbert Heine
F. E. Prior
Lagrange
Pat Ryan
Benedict. Lee
Detroit
L. E. Martin
Gen. Freinstein
Albert Welling
Harriet Nuttle
Milan Center
H. E
Bell
Hiener & Minsel
Maples
Martin Daniels
W. J. Kelker
Misa Mayme McNearney
Benjamin C. Barclay
James L. Barclay
Bluffton
King Factory
Edwin Botteron
Alabama
M. P
Mary A. Doyle
Aline Lenhart
Christian Endeavor
C. A
Ossian Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Plans
Ossian Indiana March 14 Rev and Mrs E L Jones of Warren spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Wm Smith after attending a dedication in Prospect. Mrs Bird Gorrell of Jefferson Ohio returns Friday after a two week visit with Elzey Justus and wife and sister Mrs Sarah Foughty. Mrs A and Elzey with daughter Miss Tia shop in Fort Wayne. Miss Mary Harter to vacate Lefever street home sold to Ivan Hoover to occupy rooms in the Presbyterian parsonage. Pearl King returns from Montpelier. Grace Derr shopped in Fort Wayne. Dorcas Glass visited with Lizzie and Alice Glass. Theodore Crown moved to Cy Stine property on East Lefever from recently sold home to Dan Bailey. Mrs Janette Minehart shopped Fort Wayne then plans to open a millinery store in the Elzey block. The Sargasso club met at Mrs Harry Beaty of West Ossian with St Patrick program and Irish humor. Club plans a March 25 dinner and social in the C O F hall with honorary members and husbands invited. H C Hunter family shopped Fort Wayne. William Kehoe of Fort Wayne visited Rem A Johnston. Dale Ferguson now clerking in the Hunter drug score. Glass family visited Binfton on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Ind
E. L. Jones
Warren
Sarah Foughty
A. & Elzey
Tia
Fort Wayne
Mary Harter
Lefever Street
Tvan Hoover
Presbyterian Parsonage
Pearl King
Montpelier
Grace Derr
Dorcas Glass
Lizzie
Alice Glass
Theodore Crown
Cy Stine
East Lefever Street
Dan Bailey
Janette Minehart
Fred Sharp
Zora Potee
H.C. Hunter
Marie
William Kehoe
Rem A. Johnston
Dale
Ferguson
Hunter Drug Score
Grant
Glass
Binfton
Markle
Agnes
Mable Eckman
Thurman Yoos
Huntington
Julius Yoos
Henry Bickhard
D.C. Bickhard
Elsie Kerr
Brownsburg
Lee Markley
Union
Frank Zion
Montana
Henry Yoos
Dr. Hunter
Canada
Cecil McCance
Hinkle and Chapman
Texas
Mary Flick
Ella Hughes
Elizabeth Boyd
Lola Pence
Grace Yoos
Georgia Vachon
Albina Carger
Marion
C. D. Sprowl
Emradt Coolman
Abe Hoover
Ross McClurg
Jerry
Jesse McClug
Buckeye
S. G. Gavengood
Dan Zimmerlee
Roll Cookerly
William
Logansport
Wm. Cookerly
Sam
Clifford Caley
E. E. Miller
Zanesville
Hugh Anthony
Bluffton
G. W. Brickley
D. H. Grove
Lew Shinkle
Evangelical Church
Lincoln
Tra Zimmerlee
Carl Dilley
George Ditzler
A. Hinkle
Aulta Simmons
Indianapolis
Kirklin
Local Social Notes From Woodburn and Surrounding Areas
Misses Laura Keller and Josephine Faulkner visited Fort Wayne last Wednesday. George Caf moved from a Woodburn area farm to a farm near Harlan. C F Moon moved to the Jacob Myers house on College street. Fuelling house occupants are James Ort and family. Mrs J H Applegate and daughter called in Fort Wayne Saturday. E R Moser was in Fort Wayne Saturday. Miss Schlatter returned to near Grabill after caring for Mrs B E Moser. Louis Kia Kingleys of Ursperia Mich arrived to take possession of a farm east of town. His car of goods arrived with Theodore Johnson of Hesperia. Habegger family visiting Berne then plan to move here. Miss Josephine Faulkner had a surprise birthday party last Friday evening. Andrew Gerig and Mrs Sam Rupp were guests of Wm Gernhardt last Sunday.
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Woodburn
Laura Keller
Josephine Faulkner
Fort Wayne
George Caf
Harlan
C. F. Moon
East Main Street
Jacob Myers
College Street
James Ort
J. H. Applegate
Ora Rumbaugh
E. R. Moser
Miss Schlatter
BE. R. Moser
Grabill
Louis Kia Kingleys
Ursperia
Mich
Theodore Johnson
Hesperia
Habegger
Berne
Andrew Gerig
Gradbill
Sam Rupp
Archibald, O
Wm. Gernhardt
Poe News Highlights Local Social and Logging Update
Loucious Somers is entertained at Nathan Snider's home while Mrs. Somers remains in Cleveland hospital. Guests include the Morton and Calman families and Conrad Proege of Friona. Facks Brothers finish sawing one thousand logs at Matt Heckman’s and move to P H Snider’s yard. Reed Caston and Wm Dalman go skunk hunting with a strong odor noted. Mrs. Charles Young visits Adam Young near Osian.
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Poe
Somers
Nathan Snider
Simon Somers
Cleveland
George Morton
Frank Morton
Wim. FE. Calman
Conrad Proege
Friona
Texas
Ferdinand Bultemeier
Facks Brothers
Matt Heckman
P. H. Snider
Reed Caston
Wm. Dalman
Charles Young
Adam Young
Ossian
Roanoke News Briefs Include Roosevelt Rally and Local Changes
The Roanoke area reports a lively Roosevelt meeting with strong support for delegates to state and district conventions. Local business moves include Charles Settlemyer purchasing half in a grocery and planning relocation after a sale on the 20th. Funeral notices honor Mrs. Arthur Hyser and Mrs. Sarah Sickafoose, both connected to the Roanoke community and M. E. churches. Hospital updates include Mrs. Donnie Sherman recovering in Huntington and Mrs. Phimmer in serious condition after a hip injury.
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Roanoke
Ind
Arthur Hyser
Lafayette Center
Rosinoke
M. E
Roosevelt
Charles Settlemyer
Ell, Highlands
N. L. Higlands
Donnie Sherman
Huntington
Sherman
Lutt
Thunderberg
Athletic Association
Opera House
Donald
Eldon Richards
California
Joseph Phimmer
H. L. Plummer
H. M. Wills
Wills
St. Louis School
Orphans’ Home
Markle News Highlights Local Visits and Miscellany
Markle Indiana news lists visits by Agnes and Mable Eckman and Thurman Yoos from Huntington, mentions Henry Bickhard and Elsie Kerr, elevator accident involving Lee Markley, and local moves and social events. Several residents travel to Ohio, Canada, and Texas, with community notes on sick lists, family visits, and a Lincoln penny contest at the Evangelical church.
Birthday surprise for Carl Grischek at Garrett party
Garrett Indiana March 15 greeting friends honored Carl Grischek on his fifty first birthday with music and refreshments. Updates on local residents include recovery from surgery, travel plans, visits, and church activities. Local hires and moves are noted along with social notes from the Baptist church sale announcements and birthdays.
Convoy Social Notes from Van Wert Visitors and Miscellany
Convoy and Van Wert residents circulate to and from nearby towns including Elida Fort Wayne and Delphos for visits and events. Names of locals Ruth Reynolds Mary Mollenkopf Edna Mollenkopf Leona Sponseller attend or host gatherings. several brief mentions of family travel and millinery openings accompany routine social activity in March.
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Avilla News
Carver
East Auburn Street
Defiance
Mary Wheeler
Catherine
Mt. Claire
N. J
New York City
Bermuda Islands
Wheeler
Orpha Beckley
Ida Huffman
Newhailville
Nate McNabb
Williams
Carl Hudson
Elkhart
Mary Hudson
Bertha Stanley
Chas. Hart
Virginia
Garrety
Irena Rich
Lotta Drake
Clint Hersh
Joseph Maines
Hope Hospital
Woodburn News
Decatur News
Spencerville News
Sheldon News
Antwerp
Richard Winn
Peru
Clide Wilson
Esquire Terwilleger
Hallock
Lonie Hoover
Wilson
Alva Walker
Hattie Zuber
Paulding
Helms
Stiles
van Wert
Clare Hughes
Thor. PB. Gailean
Toledo
F. & A. M. Lodge
W. Norton Sidlinger
Masonic
Harris
al Gasharm
Roy Fell
K. V. Michaels
George
James Swartz
Tom Johnson
Flossie Johnson
Mise Hazel Oswalt
Jol W. Oswalt
Myra
Arthur McCabe
John R. McCabe
Theat Kerns
Arthur Rodgers
Elizabeth Bratton
Emma Foster
Summit City
Ad Evans
O. Ross Monroe
Lewis Wanamacher
Join Long
H. H. Gordon
Ed Kerna
William Houser
Dess Bowers
Frieda Elgar
William Cofflet
Fred Carr
A. A. Pointer
A. A. Quisno
John Radenbaugh
Marie McGuire
Frank
Ben Lucas
LEO News
Bernard Robison
Wabash
Wauseon
J. L. Johnson
Floyd Rumbaugh
E. D. Murphy
George Doering
Willis
Washington
Samuel Rumbaugh
John Roddy
Orley Hughes
Russell Banks
Lyal Kennedy
Qothal Harmon
P. J. Ashbach
Streator
Ella Parrott
Otto
Mally Daub
Continental
Ralph
Herman Mickelson
Thomas Keating
Reed Grooms
Ed Reed
Kite Zuber
Minnie Teevers
Wandburn
Ethel Beattie
John Donat
Harry Graven
C. A. Majors
Masonic Lodge
Hotel Harria
Good Brothers
Lloyd 8. Long
Buckeye Press Association
Delphos
N. G. Osborn
Antwerp Bee
John Taulsen
Mark Center
Toledo Sugar Company
Ely Harris
Lutheran Hospital
U. B. Aid Society
Geo Mann
Ossian News
POE News
Roanoke News
Markle News
Garrett News
Laporte
Bert Shultz
Houston
Tex
W. C. O’brien
Frank Mayfield
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Harry Shaffer
Harry Diel
Tecumseh
Philip Fralick
Walters
Carey Young
Beechler
Waterloo
John H. Zeek
Mt. Clemens
Harry Mill
Hartford City
Jacob Cribbs
W. A. Shreve
Shreve
F.sillett
John
Jerry Miller
Churubusco
W. BK. Hayes
Will Hayes
South Chicago
Becom
James Laut
Acrountan
Marcello Bolevs
Pittsburg
Mary Rollins
Rockfare O
Convoy News
Conver
C.F Hedlle
Henry Vwier
Nevada
J. B. Reynolds
Misa Ruth Reynolds
Monda
Edna and
Mary Mollenkop
Dorothy Hart
Royle Moore
Grace Cla
Rose Reynolds
Iva Her
Bernice Dwir Tonarill
J. Britenburg
A. Mentze
Marian Mentzer
Twilt
Fred
Carl Reynolds
Fm Wayne
T. A. Kreischer
Hattie Heckle
Walter Hilton
F.,smith
Conroy
Mary Mollenkopf
van We
Albert
A. B. Baker
D Perry
Floyd Merl
W. P. Freck
Emil Muntzinger
New Haw
Harry Studebaker
Br Meu
Cavor
Earl Davia
H. Kriescher
South Town
J. Kriescher
Burt Davis
Tra Redlinger
Glenn Price
Mary
Wilma
Son
Cicinnati
Milline
John Creits
Lott
Clyde Taylor
Clair Hall
Rose
Ruth Reynol
Leona Sponseller
Edna Mollenkopf
Bert Etter
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