Wedding Bells Across St Patrick's And City Churches
Miss Margaret F. E. McArdle and Mr Clement C. Schiefer wed at St. Patrick's with Rev J F Delaney officiating. Attendants were Miss Ethel McArdle and Mr Albert Girardot. The couple planned a eastern trip and will reside with the bride's parents on return. Also noted are weddings of Miss Augneta Timme to Henry J. Reed at St John’s New Haven with reception at the bride’s home, and Miss Josephine Pembroke to Charles M. Wolfe at St Patrick's. Other brides include Miss Vera Scott and Preston Ake in Centerville Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Schuckman
Peter Zurbach
J. Longfield
Mrs. Schi
Reed
Timme
Augneta (. Timme
Barbara Timme
New Haven
Henry J. Reed
John Z. Reed
St. John’s Catholic Church
B. W. Wiedaw
John C. Timme
Detroit
Mich
Virginia Schnelker
Eulaily
B. B. Timme
Woodl Muller
Qmatron
Winime
Fort Wayne
St. Patrick’s Church
Josephine Pembroke
Charles M. Wolfe
J. F. Delaney
Nellie Pembroke
P. J. Sheahan
Mr. Wolfe
The
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
Ake—Scott
Vera Scott
8. D. Scott
Broadway
Preston Ake
William Haller
Madison Street
Centerville
Maller
Women of God to Attend Auburn Missionary Convention
Mrs H H Spier and fellow church women depart for Auburn for the State Missionary society convention of the Churches of God. Led by state president Mrs Spier, sessions feature opening address, consecration service, India-focused talks, business meetings, officer elections, and a mass closing gathering with readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Spier
Wm. Jackson
Elsie van Buskirk
Florence Simonton
PD. EF. Hallenbeck
Church of God
Woman's Missionary Society
Auburn
Woman's State Missionary Society of the Churches of God
Spider
J. G. Wise
Emma Seniff
Odon
Louise Banger
Alice S. Geddes
Lulu Cook
Fort Wayne Society
Covention
Annie Smith
Round Table
Mamie Claxton
Syracuse Society
Walter
Gaskill
Ruth Smart
Jennie Mowery
Butler Society
Jennie Smith
Presidenit
Nettie Spiher
Fort Wayne
Daud
Belle Timmons
Idaville
Josephine Hult
Columbia City
Lkomp
Mary Strebe
Ind
Anna Schrader
Louise Bunger
Syracuse
Mrs Susan Roth Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Mrs Susan Roth of 507 West Main street marked her 70th birthday with a family dinner at home. Born in Bavaria Germany she has lived in Fort Wayne for 46 years since marrying Fred Roth a local businessman. Surviving children include Mrs William Scheibe Ernest Roth and Miss Tillie Roth, plus Mrs Edward Herrlinger and son Roth of Cincinnati. two siblings visited from Chicago and Cincinnati. Mrs Roth a longtime member of St Johns Reformed church is active in parish work and valued for her home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Roth
West Main Street
Roth
Bavaria
Germany
Fort Wayne
Fred Roth
William
Physician Emerson Advocates Social Service Mission
Dr. Charles Emerson of Indiana University, formerly at Johns Hopkins, spoke at a Fortnightly Club session on social service in medicine. He urged physicians to treat not only illness but home conditions, employment and family guidance, stressing a contractual duty to relieve every avoidable hardship. The talk highlighted moral responsibility and practical community work by medical students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Paul Mossman
Charles Emerson
University of Indiana
Emerson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Jr. Emerson
Indiana University Medical Department
Dr. Emerson
Antbhoyn
Calvin
M. F. Porter
A. E. Bulson
J. W. McCaskey
C. E. Barnett
W. L. Moll
E. W. Averill
Automatic franking machine tested at London General Post Office
An automatic franking device, replacing a penny stamp, is opened for public use at the London General Post Office. Operators insert a penny and envelope to imprint a red circle with London E C 1d postage paid and a crown, marking letters as if stamped. If successful, machines will roll out generally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. C
Go With the Shriners Colum bia Trip to California
Columbia Ind April 30 Mr and Mrs Herbert B Clagaton will leave Wednesday with three war loads of Fort Wayne people heading to Los Angeles Cal where the gentlemen attend Shrillers grand lodge Masonic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
City
Ind
andMrs
Herbert B
Clagaton
Fort Wayne
Or Angeles
Cal
Grand Lodge Masonic
Titanic Not Speed Boat Declares Ismay On Stand
Testimony details Captain Smith’s post collision remarks, warnings of doom, and ship’s hull damage. Witnesses recount statements from Officer Boxhall and J W Andrews about ship fate and unsaved hull breach. Western Union telegrams and a confidential informant’s identity are debated at Senate hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
J. W. Andrews
Andrews
Samuel Hemming
Bu Ou
Roxall
England
FE. J. Dunn
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Islefrank
P. A
Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
White Star Line
Senator Smith
Tring
Tie
Dunn
Father
Western Union
Stilcetit
Charles 11
Morgan
Cleveland
United States
Louis Klein
Washington
Klein
Mr. Dunn
Solemn Tolling Bells as Titanic Dead Are Recovered
Halifax ships Mackay Bennett and crew identified 306 bodies from the Titanic disaster, 116 buried at sea and 190 brought to Halifax. Among the recovered were John Jacob Astor and Isidor Straus. Widener’s body was identified as that of his valet. Coffins untouched. morgue at curling rink to process remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roberts
Col. Astor
Launder
Mackay-Bennett
George B. Widener
Philadelphia
Mr. Widener
Roberts
Astor
Widener
Indies
Capt. Launder
Halifax
Navy Yard
F. M. Launder
George B. Widener, Jr
Tward Keating
Canon K. O. Hind
All Saints Cathedral
Tarnder
John Jacob Astor
Isidor Straus
Mackay-Benett
Clothes thief arrested in Huntington Indiana
Returning from Indianapolis sheriff P M McCarthy brought James Southerns to Huntington who is accused of stealing a coat a suit of clothes and a suitcase from Samuel Knight a Warren street clothes cleaner who had been employed there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Indianapolis
James Southerns
Samuel Knight
Warren Street
War on Harvest Trust Taken to Courts
Proceedings move the War on Harvest Trust to the courts with anticipated actions and outcomes expected soon. The article notes continued discussion and potential consequences for involved parties as the legal action progresses.
McCormick Defends Harvester Against Government Suit
Cyrus H McCormick asserts the International Harvester case differs from prior Sherman law trust actions. He claims Harvester was formed in 1902 to improve farming equipment economy and foreign trade, shows stable capital returns, and notes price levels and raw material costs. Subpoenas were issued for several named individuals and affiliates as May 6 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
International Harvester Company
Cyrus H. MecCormick
The
Harvester Company
International Harvester
United States
Tater
Willard
Cyrus H. McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Charlen Deering
James Deering
George W. Perkins
Normanb. Ream
Edgar A. Bancroft
Albert H. Cary
Butler High School graduates announced for May 9
The Butler high school commencement will be held at the Butler opera house Thursday night May 9. Graduates listed include Pearl Brink Garnett Brink Glen Freeburn Hazel Gunsenhouser Ralph Sechler Zara Shumaker Blanch Whetsel Hazel Chambers Mary Strong Winnie Smarr Chas Wiley and Ross Tomlingon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ind
Butler High School
Butler Opera House
Pearl Brink
Garnett Brink
Glen Freeburn
Hazel Gunsenhouser
Ralph Sechler
Zara Shumaker
Blanch Whetsel
Hazel Chambers
Mary Strong
Winnie Smarr
Chas. Wiley
Ross Tomlingon
Portland's School Children Count Reaches 1325
Portland Ind April 29 L S Burkett employed by the city school board completed enumeration of children aged six to twenty one. He turned the report over to Superintendent G F Derbyshire revealing a total of 1 325 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
L. S. Burkett
City School Board
G. FE. Derbyshire
Low Neck Fashion Sparks School Reform Debate
In St Louis on April 30 Reverend M H Lichliter urged mothers at Harrison Mothers club to curb dress styles in public schools, warning snobbery and social ostracism threaten democracy. He warned of possible uniforms and pressed home dress standards along with stronger vocational guidance and selective movie censorship. Professor H H Edmiston supported these views, stressing ongoing education and cooperation with mothers for continued schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
M. H. Lichliter
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Harrison Mothers’ Club
Harrison School
England
France
H. H. Edmiston
Lichliter
Mothers’ Club
Death of former citizen John F Carver
John Fletcher Carver born February 4 1833 in Montgomery County Ind died April 13 1912 in Irvington Indianapolis aged 79. He was an extensive farmer and stockman in Park and Putnam counties and husband of Catherine L Durham four children survive. A devout Methodist and longtime Mason, he helped organize Locust Street Church Greencastle and served on its building committee. Funeral held in Fort Wayne with burial at Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fletcher Carver
Fort Wayne
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Ind
Irvington
Indianapolis
Park
Putnam
Catherine L. Durham
W. F. Carver
Albion
G. W. Lahr
W. QO. Fransberger
Belgaum
India
G. M. Ransom
Muskogee
Oklo
Carver
Wayne Street
Haves
Delaware
Ohio
Wiliams Street Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winfred Mooney
William J. Mooney
Roanoke
Murl Beard
Glenn Hartley
Mabel
Bernice
Murl Phebus
Dessa
Grace Flighlands
Artie Boxel
Murl
Margaret Beard
Lucy
Edna Demwns
Winifred
Nora Mooney
Gladys Brouwer
Lillie Mooney
Mesers
Curtis
Lynn
Floyd Edwards
Bernard
Charles Phebus
Merton Swaidner
Francis Beard
Robert Mooney
Thomas Beard
W. J.mooney
William Mooney
Janney—Kibiger
George F. Janney
Waynoke
Okla
Luckey Emigh Kibiger
George J. Kibiger
C. C. Shirey
Bethany - Presbyterian Church
Olen
Earge
McCan
Mrs. Janney
Wolfe—Pembroke
Missionary Society of the
Churches of God
Susan, Roth
West Main" Street
ODD Fellows
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Calhoun and
Wayne Streets
Jesse Grice
William A. Griest
Simpson M. E
Odd Fellowship
Cecil Link
Schlatter
Odd Fellow
Titanic
Ismay
MR. M’cormick
Butler School
Virginia
AGAR
Carpathia
Melliglay
Senate
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