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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

3

Long and Active Career Ends in Fort Wayne Death

Charlee F Barner, 72, a lifelong Fort Wayne resident born in 1837 in Germany, died Saturday afternoon at the Temply theater from heart disease. He worked as cabinet maker, undertaker, deputy marshal, lumber executive, and theater ticket taker, and was a noted musician and local church member. His wife died in 1800, and he leaves a son and three daughters in Fort Wayne and Ohio.

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Death in theatre claims veteran Temple officer

Charles F. Harner, 68, died suddenly from heart trouble in the gallery of the Masonic Temple theater shortly after 2 Saturday afternoon. He had served 24 years as special house officer at the Temple, coming from Berlin as a boy to work as a gallerymaker and later a city officer. Remains were removed to his Montgomery Street home. He is survived by sons Henry C. Barnet and sisters Mrs Mary Brad- ey and Mrs John Ter Rey.

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Eighth Grade Exams Driven Strong Interest Countywide

Nearly five hundred students took the eighth grade exam across Big County on Saturday amid expectations of a record high diploma batch. Marion and Perry townships led with hundreds of examinees in school rooms across multiple local buildings while districts including Sprainfield and Monroville prepare for the countywide commendment on June 12.

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Train at 9 O'Clock With 300 Teachers Heads to Convention

Over 300 Fort Wayne and Allen County teachers prepare to travel by train to Indianapolis for the state teachers convention on April first. Superintendent Study arranged an 9 AM departure from the tavern to enable educators to attend.

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Fort Wayne Deposition Totals Show Big Daily Sums

A Fort Wayne Clearing House report indicates daily deposits totaling around 423 714 with many accounts carrying substantial sums. The March figures from Fort Wayne banks, trust companies and related institutions are detailed, showing a broad surge in money moved through local financial institutions.

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New Fabric Flaxon Promises Irish Linen Quality

A new fabric named Flaxon debuts in the Wash Goods Department. It offers a gleaming surface and crisp texture, claimed to resist wear and maintain freshness. Available in multiple colors and patterns, 36 inches wide at 200 a yard and 96 inches wide at 400 yard. Separately priced long coats and garments shown from 200 to 400 yard.

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The text is garbled and unreadable, with multiple misspellings and partial phrases. It mentions a BU Department and a meeting or presentation context but lacks clear facts to summarize into a coherent item.

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Gliggwyer Glassware Specials Describe Colonial Style Vases

New Colonia shop offers Sweet Pea Vases Nasturtium Vases and Tall stemmed Vases in colonial design. Heavy clear glassware priced at 25 cents for small items and 48 cents for larger water jugs. Describes quality and style with emphasis on pretty appearance.

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Reupholstering Materials and Finishes Studied

A special study reviews upholstering wools and fibers for furniture finishing. It examines nine leather and fabric types including Velours Leather Artabeter and novelties intended for classes and work, noting Aly of fabric options and equipment used.

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Glove Announcement Promises Spring Selections for All

The Syrlug brand unveils a full range of gloves in kid and fabric, offering various sizes and shades to match spring outfits. Early shoppers are urged to visit before Hagler rushes in, as arrest and walking gloves in plain and satin finishes are highlighted for all tastes.

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Jim Watson Turns Down Governorship Offer

The report notes former residences and political figures discussing a gubernatorial offer to Jim Watson, with mention of the ongoing legislative agenda and committee appointments shaping the coming year. It references party dynamics, proposed amendments, and anticipated federal regulatory actions affecting interstate shipments of intoxicating liquors.

Colma Alverman

Allen County Case Decides Titanagdts March 19

A damaged OCR item notes a court decision in Allen County involving a party named Titanagdts and a case against GC. It mentions an appeals outcome and a bank action, with a trial company referenced. Details are unclear due to illegible text.

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