Allen County Courts Witnesses Saloon Plea and Docket
Court notes show Hugh Wormeastie pleaded guilty to failing to remove screens blocking interior view of his Winter street saloon and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Another affidavit accusing family members only was dismissed. Separate actions include an Indian land possession suit, an appeal on a drainage case, multiple divorce filings, and various civil suits including Ellison Realty incorporation and a $200 damages claim in a horse trade dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wormeastie
Winter Street
Wormcastle
Sarah J. Savin
Superior Court
William
Anna Strack
W. & E. Leonard
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
O'Rourke
Smith Ditch
Maumee
Milan
Nellie Potts
Burwell Potts
Helena Stoll
Otto Stoll
J. M. Robinson
Anna Greenlun
Francis
M. Greenlun
Winfield
M. Peters
Oliver Peters
The
Ellison Realty Company
County Recorder
Susan M
Alice H. Ellison
Lagrange
Thomas E
Andrew W. S
Hannah Halli Ellison
Fort Wayne
Henry C. McMaken
Theodore S. Geller
Morris
McMaken
Geller
Washington
Grand Army
S. M. Hench
Col. R. S. Robertson
McMahen
Ulrich J. Loos
Theodore Sutorius
Sutorius
A. E. Thomas
Cross complaint filed in Bulwer court over threats and knife incident
Oliver Lehman filed a cross complaint in Bulwer superior court alleging his spouse made threats and used a butcher knife to carry out a design. The filing notes references to abuse at home and accompanying accusations and events surrounding the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lehman
Bulwer
Damages Suit Over Clinton Street Bridge Fatality
The damage suit of Eli Merriman as administrator of Mary Lyons estate began in circuit court. A jury was secured after the forenoon, Lyons died from a fall from the Clinton street bridge last August. Sigsmund Gleseler also fell with her but survived and recently won a $5,000 judgment against the city in Adams county. Biscodon testified as eyewitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Merriman
Mary Lyons
Clinton Street
Bridge
Sigsmund
Gleseler
Adams
Iefikat
Indiana nurses plan third semiannual convention in Lafayette
Programs announce the third semi annual convention of the Indiana State Nurses Association to meet in Lafayette on March 28 and 29. Mrs W Bent Wilson of Lafayette will give the address of welcome and Mrs E G Fournier of Hope Hospital will respond as state president. A reception for visiting nurses is set for Wednesday evening at Home hospital and the business session will be held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Nurses’ Association
Lafayette
W. Bent Wilson
E G. Fournier
Hope Hospital
Home Hospital
Liquid Cream Balm offers new atomizer form for Catarrh
Catarrh sufferers are offered Liquid Cream Balm as a convenient end form of Ely's Cream Balm. The product aims to relieve inflammation clear nasal passages and promote natural breathing. Sold by druggists for 75 cents including a spraying tube. Mallédd Bir Bros, 56 Warren Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallédd Bir ‘Bros
Warren Street
Opening of Fort Wayne district M E conference witnessed
Nearly 150 delegates from every charge in the Fort Wayne district attended the annual district conference at the First M E church. The opening sermon by Rev Henry W Bennett contrasted the natural and spiritual man and urged self-sacrifice and charity as tests of true faith. Bishop Walden’s address was scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fort Wayne
M. E
Sentinel
W. E. Engle
J. J. Fred
A. S. Preston
Wade
John M. Walden
Lewis Rehl
Henry W. Bennett
Goshen
Wayne Street M. E
God
Bennett
Christ
Rome
Jesus Christ
L. A. Beeks
Bluffton
Epworth League
E. H. Hughes
DePauw University
Unale
Resolutions Committee
Hanly
Fort Wayne Methodist praise for Gov Hanly and district conference
The Fort Wayne district Methodist conference praised Governor Hanly’s law enforcement policies, commending his citizenship stance. The group also chose Trinity M E church in Fort Wayne as the site for next year’s district gathering and highlighted class meeting gains and church leadership talks. Bishop Walden spoke on China, noting China’s potential for receptivity to Western civilization and Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Fort Wayne
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On
Indiana
Trinity M. E. Church
Africa lecture closes district M E conference night
The District M E Conference ends with a lecture on Africa delivered at the First M E Church by Bishop John Ms Walden. The closing day included routine business and license renewals for local preachers such as Emory Hartman Rogs W Stokes Alda R Gilliam Harvey A Hocker S K Wat terson Thomas Lanimore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Africa
John
Walden
United States
Emory Hartman
Rogs W. Stokes
Alda R. Gilliam
Harvey
A. Hocker
S. Kwatterson
Thomas Lanimore
William H. Keyes
M.T. Brandyberry
A. B
Cline
J. E. Nee J. “Wi Métts
Robert E. Gornell
J. ~ Tomlinson
E.R. Crate
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Rurode Dry Goods CO
Allen County Courts
G. W. Louttit
Gieseler
M.E
M. E. Church
Bishop Walden,Co
M. E. Conference
Dr. Gobin
Bishop Walden
China
America
Confucius
Fort Wayne, Ind
Ressauer
U.S
U. S
D. Shordon & Company
Columbia
Hartfords
Monarchs
Crescents
Calhoun Street
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