ABOIT PIONEER 15 GONE FROM EARTH
Obituary notice with multiple deaths in Alten County area. Charles Sepret aged 75 died from complications after illness. Mary Palmer and other relatives noted, with funeral plans and interment details. Includes list of surviving family and local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sepret
Glenger
Ingion
Warne
Sephel
Alten
Tuora
Keown
James ‘Dwitehart
Anim McWhales
Joni
Welack
Zenience
Win Calholls
Papin Gauve Eetetépe
Munchneian County
Abs alary Bard and others die. fort wayne obituaries
Abs alary Bard widow of Samuel Buel dies in Galveston abruptly and will be buried in Lindenwood. Pioneer German Fort Wayne resident Tie retala is mourned along with Myre of Washton and William Schager of Waslington. Services planned Sunday at Concorna Lutheran and at Michael Welsh. Other obituaries note the death of Patrick Walsh at age 75 with services Friday and burial from Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
Alary Bard
Galveston
Tex
Lindenwoon
Samuel Buel
Celia
Blewis
Fon Wayne
Friction at Athens Court Sparks Family Dispute
A court filing from Prio ke details a complex dispute involving Ira Aumusia Fricke and Mart Wayne, with Thiessing and Weene noted in a March filing. The document hints at com plex personal matters including relatives and a nephew, signaling ongoing familial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Aumusia Fricke
Ikea
Mart Wayne
Thiessing
Athens
Iusseas
Roester Martin A. Roester Dies in Fort Wayne Home
Martin A Roester of Fort Wayne and West Jefferson Avenue died at 3 o clock Saturday in his home after a long illness. He was born in Wayne, New York, worked as a draughtsman for the Pennsylvania company and later engaged in the lamp and lighting business. Survived by wife Alice Lonergan and seven children John Willlow Edwart Movil Mary Vsruates Erin and a brother Barney Kuester and a sister Mrs UW 4 Remmert. He was a member of the Cathedral Congregation and Knights of Columbus. Interment at a western cemetery pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Roester
Fort Woyce
Lanleare
Ad Tn F
Preburger
South Calhoun Street
Mary
Behits
John
Erin Ineatee
Eve ix
Alyy
Brucher
Barney Kuster
Remmert
Mr. Kuester
Cathwral
Aleu
Ann Gr
Vineon de Bowl
Antena Knighia
Columbus
Alice Lonergan
West Pened
Warne
Hams Street
Fincksith
Yalire
Ini Olds Wagon Worka
Mans
Anwilou
Mianawaka
Christan
Jacob
Philip
Bremen
South Bend
Wits Tuhamna Gnast
Els
Hans
Dorothea
Cik
Glto Han
South Hendy
Laura Weishell
Cydia Muller
Adam Hani Dig
Erwie
Walter Hans
Thaie
Roach death notice and multiple obituaries from local paper
Died Shaelly afters 8 weluck Friday evwelny HL Lun hohe. John du Rogeh Roach, 327 Montgomery Street, native of County Mark Ireland, resided in Mongeville then Wayne. Survived by son John Rewer and several relatives. Also noted are deaths of Mr. Mans and Mr. Hans with extensive family histories and funeral arrangements listed for each, including congregational details and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John du Rogeh
Montgomery
Dumlar
Ruaek
County Mark
Treland
Wu Sunuelen
Mongeville
Por Wayne
Gurvillog
Iecude
John Rewer
Edward Friedrich Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Edward Friedrich, age 48, founder of 2118 Prinvesitest, died Saturday at St. Dneaph’s Hospital after a bout of blood poisoning followed by weeks of illness. He worked at the Basa foundry and was a member of Zinn Lateran church. Survived by widow An iM Eniase-Mre and children Willis P, Lewis, and Mrs. 2 Wela matin. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 138 fon)te residence and 8 Aelock Thom Zili Lellicran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Friedrich
Prinvesitest
St. Dneaph's
Peiedtiult
Nad
Basa
Zinn Lateran Ehareh
Mre
Willis P, Lewis
Welamatin
Aelock Thom Zili Lellicran Church
Adaline Pedlim Hardesty Dies at 84 in Montecrine
Mrs Adaline Pedlim Hardesty widow of Tate L Hardesty of Paulding Ohio died Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs E W Steppy in Montecrine age 84 Survived by children Frank D Hardesty Paulding Ghia and Mire A Vann of Slinhating Wan Mineral services Monday afternoon at Venlding 01
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Pedlim Mardueny
E.W. Mteptey
Montecrine
Che Friat
Echouls
How Tobard
Slinhating
Wan
Moifay Alleronon Bt
Venlding
Mrs Gerhart Fevkeotow Dies After Tuberculosis
Mrs Gerhart Fevkeotow aged years passed away at midday at the family home 404 Sumpat shrant from tuberculosis. The family recently moved from Huntington about a year ago. Surviving members include her husband a daughter nine years old two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhart Fevkeotow
Huntington
Fragmentary obituary notice from an old newspaper
Fragmented OCR text reports a death and a public notice involving multiple individuals and a street address. It mentions an evening death on a specific street, relatives, and a general services time, but the legible facts are sparse and inconsistently formatted. The readable pieces indicate misread names and dates, with likely memorial details and a scheduled service.
Therbere Predbjkser Freiburger birth notice
Therbere Predbjkser, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Keleitteey, born on SS Cifalea street, six at 3 o'clock Thursday morning, age not yet eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therbere Predbjkser
Vitine
Joseph Keleitteey
Cifalea Street
Rolf Woman Dies After Accident In Lampang
Mrs. Rosa Rolf, 59, of Lampang, fell unconscious following a medical incident Tuesday afternoon. She was being cared for at home after a shopping trip when she collapsed near her daughter. Survived by husband Howard Rolf and several children in Seward, Reb., and this city, with funeral services planned at Tabor Lutheran Church.
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Rolf
Am Ravana
Rolfs
Stra
Lampang
Clara Noll
Owhour
Raye Nitlimery
Dre Kane
Columbuna
Veaidel
Wayne
Ehuveh
Tabor
Harhaven Hospital
Iholide
Echildren
Howard Rolf
Seward
Reb
Albert
Hermon
Frat
Otte
Bano Storf
Bertie Horstmeyer
Norwood
Ohio
Clara
Hannah
Ruth Rolf
Mra
Bitholomew
Marysville
Bitte
Anil
Jacob Sehelderer
Milford Center
John Sehelderer
Maysville
Olu
Behelderer
Tun
OFDYKE Hiron' Dodglis Dead at Home Wake
Hiron' Dodglis a tamer died at Hone hospital after an illness of several days at the age of BL years 2 months and 12 days. He had been a partnel at the Institution about Nye days and a resident of Steuben county for thirteen years. He is survived by a widow and six children. The remains were interred in Pleasant deitice with a liner service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiron’ Dodglis
Plopnant
Hone Hospital
Godyke Hind
Steuben
Witow
Tara
Pleasant Deitice
Willlie Lota
Community Notes Show Choirs Fire Up Weekend Church Events
Rev Dolgher filled his regular appointment in the 5 pulpit Sunday evening. The Rev Gelispie preached at the Christian church Friday evening. Mrs Kate Spangier, born near Hove, returned home after a four week visit. Mr Sweat traveled to Chicago on business. Mrs William Lilliman visited her father Mr John Hoke for his birthday. Jim Creator, the barge marker, moved to Hoaghund. Several locals traveled to Far Troy for a wedding. Mrs Henry Sex, recently ill, shows improvement. Heavy snowstorm paralyzed parts of the region early in the week. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Evans a child at 2 RN. Dr Clarence Comer employed by Mr Roberts. Many ladies attended a game at Mr Charles Rule’s Thursday. A number of visitors spent Sunday with Mr Frank Saidur and Mrs Jolwin Peonace. Bert Charman’s wife has been ill for weeks. HK Trengr of Port Wayne related to Grant Rapils’ relatives visiting at Mr John Essigy’s home. Ethel Ender and Edna Trenacy visited Mr and Mrs Manon Smith’s home Sunday. Mrs Magen Chapman, wife of Frank Chapman, summoned to Worthon to assist her mother. Reverend Caughey spoke at the home of Str Norge Shrooh.
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Pua
Dil
Mareh
Dolgherty
Gelispie
Kate Spangier
Risling
Hove
Howe
John Hoke
Hayy
AL sTohn Tusk
Suanday
Jatnen Berry
Jim Creator
de Abvcor
Henry Sex
Aoen Sipls
Charles Rule Thuredar
Vistun Suider
Jolwin Peonace
Dir
Saidur
Bert Charman
Lalor
Hk, Trengr
Port Waray
Grant
John Essigyar
Unscrubbed Notes From A Faded Social Page
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic social column with scattered names and events. Readers see scattered mentions of people, places, and dates, but the exact activities and details are unclear. The text hints at monthly gatherings, names like Mann and Mrs, and local groups, yet specifics remain obscured.
Ottenweller and the Unclear Gala at Neft Home
A fragmentary report notes a gathering at a residence linked to Thi Gnwin Belt and a person named Miesdine. Details are garbled, with unclear roles and locations, but suggests a domestic event occurred in the evening at an unspecified address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamas
Helen Bre
Trains from Snowbanes Amid Snow Drift Tragedy
A damaged report describes snowbound trains and passengers aboard a liner bound from New York to St Louis. Muffled by winter, engines and cars struggle through drifted tracks near Argenta and Mattoon, with food supplied by nearby workers. Passengers endure, while one car remains trapped and several engines are halted at points along the Continental Railway route.
Parkhurst Calls Battle Disaster and Slaughter Debate
Dramatizes debate over conduct in the Philippines citing indiscriminate slaughter of civilians. He denounces U S policy under Roosevelt Wood and advocates for ethical critique of imperial actions and national motives.
Unclear OCR text on Orndorff candidate plans in politics
Fragmented OCR summary notes Tealated politics around Orndorf and Orndorff, with mentions of a joint senatorial nomination, campaign timing, and a Monday Fort Wayne event. The text is garbled, unclear about exact names, dates, or locations, limiting precise facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Orlwlort
Chien Hiegeo
Monal Taee
Anvrention
Orndor
Wiliqak
Class of 98 in Scottish Rite ceremony noted
The piece details a Scottish Rite convocation with a large class and Rose Croix degrees. It lists attendees, organizers, and speakers, including honorary masters and officials, and notes a forthcoming reception and related events in Indianapolis. Also describes fashion trends and hats for the season.
Beets in the American kitchen and steady fiber tricks
An unusual take on beets as a key vegetable for cooks and purveyors. The article discusses beet preparation, cooking methods, and flavor combinations with oils, vinegar, onions, and herbs, highlighting beet color and texture, boiling and roasting, and serving suggestions with eggs, onions, and olive oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Seth
Othay Veges
Une Gani
Adam
Benten
Mienes
Reynolds Fined and Given Ten Days in Detention
The report outlines Reynolds receiving a fine and ten days in custody after charges including theft of four dollars. The court notes ongoing discussions for settlement of diversions and potential further prosecution. Several individuals are mentioned in relation to the local proceedings and related incidents.
Terrific storm in Wyoming and desert losses reported
A severe Wyoming storm causes widespread damage to ranches and livestock. Reports indicate foot-deep snow, wiped-out herds, and desolate desert sections. Auction regions are covered and several ranches face total loss with fear among owners and masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stade Ash
Attorney Says Scheme 18 shady and costly to fight
A letter reveals the New York distance company committee plans to distribute printed circulars and biographies of officers to shareholders. It questions cost justification, cites potential expenses reaching thousands, and mentions protests by party officers against the agency actions. The dispute centers on protecting policy integrity and preventing misused funds.
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Marsh
Saratel
Internationg
Tlalacrs
Eauintttee
New Yorkéte Distance Company
Yastere
Alpgander
Weasley
New York Lite
Luahiere
Sud de
Elas
Gotermyer Raed
Lee Wats
Prisy Walders
Ana
Fas
Forer
Lata
Sonic
Curie Pany
Clattin
Clarence H. Hack Prantea
Posta
Eight Thousand Dead in Formosa Exposed in Refined Ruin
Fragmented OCR recounts mass casualties in Formosa tied to an earthquake and revolt, detailing widespread destruction, collapsed towns, and the impact on industry and railway hubs. Mentions Japanese rule, local administration, and the scale of devastation with references to hospitals, indigo industry, and water failures.
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Sagi
Hagl
Kasi Fone
Jtry
Relaon
Serge Pares Wail
Calin
Tha Ule
Parnos
le Wkind
Japanesa
Agate
Liege
Troleum
Ileal Gan
Ee Squaire
Une Tolawan
Yeats Farmina Ik
Ceara
Iin
Yoleatts
Gefgin Gad
Japan
Sountuen Philuine
Rome
Mtr
Muri
Klrty
Hartine
Uhrmva Stern and
Unclear historic note on Wongatitab and Ghinas gon
Fragmentary OCR reads about an oriental figure Wongatitab and a Chinese commission in a world stage, mentioning asphyxia in a charcoal brazier and a diplomatic visit by an envoy to America. Details are garbled, with names and places poorly captured, leaving an indeterminate historical event.
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Americg Wan
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