PoE community notes and upcoming sales in April
Elias Hartzell plans a public auction April 4 to sell farming implements and livestock before renting the farm and moving with his family to Oklahoma. Chauncey Somers returns home after attending An gola Normal School. Mrs. M W Smith shows slow recovery from months of illness. A ten forthe old daughter of James Deel died last Sunday and a funeral was held Tuesday at the M E church. Rev. Jones officiated. Rev. Hill conducts revival meetings at the Christian church. The old grist mill foundation gave way one morning causing the structure to collapse into the river, with some posts swept away earlier during ice breakup. J B Garton salvaged timber to build a small barn and plans to move to town to work as a butcher. Mrs Wesley White will spend the summer with her mother Mrs Kennedy. Charles Black and Ed Tachannen have found work in Springfield Illinois. Word arrives that Harland Kennedy returning from Michigan with Wesley White will visit California on a prospecting trip. No Young People meeting occurred at North Center church due to bad roads and preaching at North Union church drawing attendees. Sugar camps are active this week. B M Spore of Cartwright farm held a sale Tuesday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Hartzell
Hartzell
Oklahoma
Chauncey Somers
Angola
M. W. Smith
James Deel
M. E
Jones
Hill
Christian Church
J. B. Garton
Wesley White
Kennedy
Charles Black
Ed. Tachannen
Springfield
Harland Kennedy
Michigan
California
Inlaw
North Center Church
North Union Church
M. Spore
Cartwright Farm
Enos Smitley
Marion Township
Eli Abul
Fort Wayne
M E
Etta Emerick
Milton Barto
Pleasant Mills
Ind
Prof
Vanatta
Addie Smith
Dawkins
Broughton
Ohio
Pio
John Deger
Alfred Youquelett
Henry Greiver
Albert Cramer
Alfred Youquelott
John Eble
George Heckman
Huntington County
Alice Sterling
Cedarville Items Reveal Local Happenings
Cedarville notes report two infant deaths, ages five months and one year eight months. The maple camps run full time. D Magers spent weekend here. D Poff visited friends south of town. The secret society is dissolved. Mr Keokha sold the goat. Cottage prayer meeting described as very interesting. Burt Friedline of Monroeville takes a position with W. D. Faes company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Devengtave
J. Arnold
D. Magers
D. Poff
Cedarville
Keok Hae
James Jacobs Found Guilty in Arson Case Sentencing Pending
The jury found James Jacobs guilty after five hours deliberation. He faces an indeterminate sentence of one to twenty one years in state prison. A reporter notes Jacobs holds animosity toward his brother David, with Sheriff Melching predicting possible harm if released or acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jacobs
O'Rourke
Jacobs
Sentinel
David
Melching
Mild Sensation at Poor Farm As Woman Delivers Baby Girl
A young woman arrived at the county poor farm by hack and shortly after birth to a baby girl. The mother claimed Lafayette city roots, but details and a letter addressed to Joan Lloyd raise questions. Superintendent Felts notes similar unplanned admissions increase as the farm offers a quieter, less public setting than city hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goen
Lafayette
South Depot
Felta
Joan Lloyd
Ind
Felts
City Hospital
Missing pocketbook case ends with surrender of loot
A visitor noticed a baby cab parked in front of a house. The visitor left with gloves and a pocketbook missing from the cab. Police questioned a suspected boy who admitted taking the items and returned the pocketbook and $160. No arrest was made.
P life notes and local notices in Maysville area
John Raynor hosts John Bathurst and family rent free. J G Mack oaring injures thumb sewing a shoe sole. John Daum treats cancer on left hand. A village school mix up over ten boys causes after hours study. C Wamaley returns to Huntertown from Starr house. Joseph Eillian deteriorates with no hope of recovery. Rev L C Zimmerman delivers farewell sermon. North Indiana conference at Decatur. Rev Atkins fills Lutheran pulpit as vacancy remains. Blanche Reichelderfer marked twenty sixth birthday with family supper and surprise party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raynor
John Bathurst
J. G. Mack
Misa Reed
Migs Gorrell
Misa Gorrell
Miss Reed
Gohool
C. Wamaley
Huntertown
Starr House
Joseph Eillian
L. C. Zimmerman
North Indiana
Decatur
Atkins
Oberholtzar
Laat Mondsy
Blanche Reichelderfer
U. Carrington
Indians Defy Ontario Elections on St Regia Corn Call Island
Indian chiefs on St Regia and Cornwall Island reserves resist government rules for elections. Indian Agent Long and Inspector Hogan faced refusal and assault as they tried to preside. The incident echoes calls for traditional life tenure and self rule among the tribes amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrkewall
Ont
St. Regia
Cornwall Island
Long
Hogan
Chamberlain
Ottawa
Saga
Hogansburg
N. Y
Fort Wayne and Cuicano Market Prices Report
Wheat futures for May and July shown around 70 cents per bushel with corn trading in the 31 to 36 cent range. Oats at 25 to 24 percent, pork around 39 to 89 dollars per barrel, lard 5.20 to 5.45, ribs 4.65 to 5.05, flax cash at 1.24. Fort Wayne market lists flour prices and a wide array of grains, meal, seeds, wool, hides, butter, lard, potatoes, onions and hay with varied per unit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Fort Warne
Graham
Dawkins section foreman resigns as Broughton man takes post
Section news notes a resigning foreman from the Dawkins area and a new foreman from Broughton Ohio taking the role. Several residents move dates and locals report weather and road conditions with winter lingering. Alfred Youquelott visits and Rev Bunner sets April 2 sermon date.
Bishop Rademacher Taken to Chicago for Treatment
Vicar General Guenching and Dr. Rosenthal accompanied the bishop to St Elizabeth's hospital where Dr Sanger Brown will oversee nervous disease care. The move, planned for two months with the bishop's consent, followed his morning desire to travel. Guendling says the departure at night kept priests uninformed until dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenching
Chicago
Rosenthal
Rademacher
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Gaendling
Sanger Brown
Father Guendling
Hoosiers Coming Home From Matanzas Voyage
The One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana regiment sailed from Matanzas on Friday bound for Savannah aboard the transport Thomas carrying forty nine officers and 1 018 men. In Vincennes the Vicar General Besson tes is to be relieved due to ill health and age and will seek Bermuda for renewed health. Very Rev Dennis O Donohue will succeed as vicar general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Cubs
Savannah
Thomas
Vincennes, Ind
Bessontes
Bermuda Islands
Dennis O'Donohue
Father Bessonies Ties to Vincennes Diocese Highlighted
The article notes Father Bessonies has been connected with the Vincennes diocese for nearly sixty years, underlining long service and local clerical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bessonies
Eral
Vincennes
Local notes from South Whitley and area editorial
City visitors and residents are named including Mayor M in South Whitley, Mr and Mrs P Lauer with a new son at 54 Baker Street, and Miss Georgia Carter moving to Battle Creek. Also listed are William Poor of Leesburg visiting Fort Wayne, B M Gorrell editor in town, and several locals leaving for California or residing elsewhere. A church confirmation tally is given and architect Riedel’s contract for five business rooms is reported along with Raupfer Evanson and the Rickers as block owners. Melvin Kyle, a postal clerk, was arrested on a registered mail theft charge at Leesburg and will have a preliminary hearing in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitley
P. Lauer
Baker Street
Georgia Carter
Garden Street
Battle Creek
Mich
Sheppoerd
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Trinity
Emannuel’s
Riedel
Columbia City
Raupfer, Evanson
Ricker
Melvin Kyle
Benton Harbor
Louisville
Leesburg
Kosciusko County
United States
Rose
C. D. Sherwin
Goshen
Policy on Philippines Pending Echurran Commission Report
The administration will not decide its permanent policy on the Philippines until the Echurran commission reports. For now the goal is restoring law and order and stable conditions, with a Madrid diplomatic post likely raised to an embassy after the $20,000,000 indemnity. General Woodford’s appointment may be delayed due to New York’s high share of top posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commission
Thomasvi Lur
Philippines
Echurman Commission
Madrid
Woodford
New York
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Monroeville
W. .D. Fae
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Indiana
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van Buren
Grant County
Churubusco
Fremont
Ounce
John Herbelheimer
Garrett
Joseph L. Gruber
G. W. Linden
Jackson Valentine
T. E. Ellison
Martha BE. Sledd
J. F. Schell Loan and Investment Company
Vesey & Heaton
J. R. Bittenger
Catherine Mason
J. F. Schell Company
Edith Be'le Guinn
Harry Guinn
Charles McQuiston
Edmond G. Bennard
P. A. Kandell
Orfence M. Stein
Mary M. Havert
L. Odem
Daniel Odem
Jeremiah F. Echell
WG. Colerick
John McCannel
Jeremiah F. Schell
J. In
Bohieil. Loan and Investment Company
White National Bank of Fort Wayne
Panest ‘Mortgage Instigation
Superior Court
Aary
A.boy Thief
Steles Poskethack Brent
Irs
Oso Mabey
Maysville and Vicinity
Reserve Indians
Regus
Cornwall
Aseaut
Hoagland
Ts Llehiv
Sh Hamlid
Teagan
Mansons
Royals
Stanidres
Brosious & Brosious
Clinton St
From
Matanzie
Bears
William Poor
Leesburg, Ind
B. M. Gorrell
The
New Haven News
Business Today
G. Guntermuth
Archer Avenue
George Miller
East Jefferson Street
John Smith
Robert Ball, Jr
H.C. Morarity
New Haven
K. Genuine
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