Deaths in City as Heart Failure Claims Mrs Logan
Mrs Johanna Logan 56 died at 6 40 pm Monday at 1125 Broadway after a week long illness. Heart failure caused by paralysis attacks. Widow of E A Logan she relocated from Van Wert two months ago. Survived by son Ernest Logan and seven daughters across Ohio and Indiana. Remains sent to Van Wert for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Logan
Broadway
van Wert
Laura Staley
Marion, O
Hannah Stahl
Toledo
Emma Schenbart
Milan
Mich
Edith Brewer
Fairmount
Ind
Mary Hines
Hot Springs
Ark
Winnie Guyer
Fort Wayne
Samuel Ellsworth Miller 44 Dies of Meningitis in Fort Wayne
Samuel Ellsworth Miller a Randall saw mill employee died at his home 1348 Geott avenue of meningitis at age 44. Born March 4 1862 in Tocsin Wells county he lived in Fort Wayne six years with one year on a farm near Tocsin. He married Dora B Grams Sept 20 1888 and had four children two sons John 17 Arden 11. Survived by wife two sons brother in Tocsin and three sisters Mrs Lee Richey Chicago Heights Mrs Matilda Archibald Bluffton and Mrs Belle Michael Poneto. He belonged to Wayne tent No 54 K O T M and tent 3127 Modern Woodmen. Funeral from residence Wednesday at 1 pm then to Ossian for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Arden
Tocsin
Lee Richey
Chicago Heights
Matilda Archibald
Bluffton
Belle Michael
Poneto
Miller
Wayne
Ossian
Madison Township Woman Sarah Bernhardt Dies at 60
Mrs. Sarah Bernhardt a Madison township resident died Tuesday at Lutheran hospital at age 60 after a long illness and prior cancer surgery. She was born in Pennsylvania and came to Allen county as a child. Survived by five children Gustave Frederick Anna Quandt Louisa Saalfrank Peter Bernhardt and Louis Bernhardt plus fourteen grandchildren and one sister Mrs Christian Brueck. Funeral services Thursday at 1 pm from the Madison township home and 2 pm from Zschoche church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Madison Township
Lutheran
Jeremiah Gorham Civil War Veteran Dies in Fort Wayne
Jeremiah Gorham aged 70 years 1 month 9 days died Sunday at his nephew Warren W. Vaughn’s home after an extended illness. Born in Canada he came to Allen county in 1846 and served three years as a private in company C Eighty eighth Indiana regiment. He married Elizabeth Jane Griffis in Kosciusko county in 1870 then moved back to Allen county later living in Cassopolis Michigan. He leaves a widow and siblings Almira Vaughn. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM from his residence with flag service by the Women’s Relief Corps at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Gorham
Allen County
Warren W. Vaughn
Huffman Street
Mr. Gorham
Canada
Abolt Township
Eighty-eighth
Indiana Regiment
Mr. Go
Theresa Schramm Dies After Illness at Home
Theresa Schramm widow of Schramm and Jong of Wayne died at 11 oclock Sunday at the family home 502 Dion Street. She was 60 years old and had suffered from complications of a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Schramm
Schramm
Jong
Wayne
Ollock Sung
Dion. Street
Obituary for Mrs. Schramm Daughter of Martin Noll
Mrs. Schramm born in Germany in July 1846 came to Fort Wayne at age six. She married Mr. Schramm August 30 1866 and is survived by Rev George Schramm Henry Peter John Dominick Gregory Theresa and six grandchildren. A brother Peter Noll and a late brother Rev Martin Noll are noted plus a deceased son Frank in a railroad accident. She was active in St Marys Catholic Church and related societies. Funeral Friday at 8 30 from her residence and 9 from St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Henry
Los Angeles
Cal
Peter
John
Dominick
Gregory
Theresa
Frank Schramm
Peter Noll
East Jefferson Street
Martin Noll
Lafayette
Appolonia Bremer
Ohio
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rosary
St. Mary’s Church
Death of Joseph H. Stier at 21 in City Home
Joseph H. Stier 21 died after a long tuberculosis illness at his home 1119 East Lewis Street. A St. Mary's High School graduate, he worked at Electric works and Wayne Dry Goods before illness. Survived by parents Jacob and Mrs Stier, brother Fred, sister Mamie. funeral Thursday at 8 from home and 9 from St. Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Stier
Jacob D. Stier
East
Lewis Street
St. Mary’s High School
Electric Works
Wayne Dry Goods Company
Biter
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Aloysius’ Young Men’s Society
Bass Works
Fred Stier
Mamie Stier
St. Mary's Church
Elizabeth Albers Widow of Herman Albers Dies
Mrs Elizabeth Albers widow of Herman Albers died at her Fort Wayne home at 4 am Sunday aged 61 years 3 months and 24 days She was born in Germany and came to Fort Wayne in 1870 She belonged to St Peters Catholic church Holy Mother society Sacred Heart league Rosary society and St Vincent de Paul society Surviving are son Herman Albers and daughter Mrs N Clusseroth Funeral services Wednesday at 9 30 am from the residence and 10 am at St Peters Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Albers
Herman Albers
Force Street
Albers
Germany
Fort Wayne
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Holy Mother Society
Sacred Heart League
The
Rosary Society
St. Vincent de Paul Society
N. Clusseroth
Life of Mr. McGoogan Noted Agriculturist Remains Honored
The obituary notes Mr. McGoogan devoted his life to farming and was highly esteemed. Surviving relatives include his widow and three children Dr George B Mc Googan deputy revenue collector in this city Mrs Elizabeth Martz and Mrs John Crites of Uniondale Wells county. Funeral services were held at 10 o clock from his residence and from the Church of God at Zanesville with interment in Zanesville cemetery.
Mrs Katherine Koehlinger Dies At 63 In Adams Township
Mrs Katherine Koehlinger widow of Philip M Koehlinger died Tuesday night at 1307 Wa bash avenue from heart trouble. Born in Germany she came to America in 1863 and married November 5, 1864. Surviving are two children, five siblings, and several in laws and step children. Funeral services Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Koehlinger
Philip M Koehlinger
Wabash Avenue
Koehlinger
Germany
America
Concordia Congregation
Zschoche
Henry Brueck
Adams Township
Philip Koehlinger, Jr
Henry Schmidt
Wisconsin
George Schmidt
Nora Springs
Iowa
Casper Schmidt
Eden Valley
Minn
Peter Terlinden
Campbellsport
Wis
J. Bransman
Pfrandchild
George H. Hochlinger
Adolph Lepper
Jacob Hankel
Gar Creek
Death of Packard employee John Krockenberger at 32
John Krockenberger, a Packard company employee, died at 6:00 p.m. Thursday at 2610 South Wayne Avenue after a two year illness of tuberculosis. A native of Germany, he had lived in Fort Wayne seventeen years. He leaves a widow, five children, his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Krockenberger, four brothers Jacob George Charles and Fred, and two sisters Mrs Williame Messerschmidt and Miss Clara Krockenberger. He was a member of the Broederliche Unterstuetzungsverein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krockenberger
Packard Company
South Wayne Avenue
Germany
Fort Wayne
Jacob Krockenberger
Jacob
George
Charles
Fred Krockenberger
Williame Messerschmidt
Clara Krockenberger
The
Broederliche Unterstuetzungsverein
Infant Gertrude Luelleman Dies of Pneumonia
Gertrude Luelleman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Luelleman died at 7 30 Thursday at 1308 Rockhill street from pneumonia at seven weeks old Father works for National Express company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Luelleman
Henry Luelleman
Rockhill Street
National Express Company
Emma Heibler Dies of Tuberculosis at 44
Mrs Emma Heibler 44 died Monday at 2144 Fairfield avenue from tuberculosis. She was a widow and survived by sister Mrs Fannie Miller and brother Harry Shaffer. She belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral services from the residence Tuesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Heibler
Fairfield Avenue
Bris. Heibler
Fannie Miller
Harry Shaffer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Macedonian Immigrant George File Dies of Tuberculosis
George File a 19 year old native of Macedonia died at 11 o'clock Sunday night at St Rochus hospital from tuberculosis. He came to America about four months ago and had been living with his brother the only relative in America at 1901 Force street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
File
George File
Macedonia
St. Rochus’ Hospital
America
Force Street
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Gates Fort Wayne
Mrs Elizabeth Gates 80 wife of Abra ham Gates longtime Fort Wayne resident died Friday at 1823 Harrison street after two weeks critically ill. Native of Alleghe ny Pennsylvania she married May 3 1849. Surviving husband two sons two daughters seven grandchildren six great grandchildren and siblings. Remains sent to W H Gates 1920 Harrison street. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gates
Abraham Gates
Fort Wayne
Harrison Street
L. H. Lose
H. H. Bossier
St. Louis
Margaret Cook
Peru
W. H. Gates
Mrs. Gallmeier Dies at Ossian Home
Mrs. Frederick Gallmeier a Wells county pioneer died Saturday night at her Ossian home aged about seventy. A prior operation in the city hospital failed to improve her health. She was widely known and had many relatives in Allen county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gallmeier
Wells County
Ossian
Adelbert Aehnelt Dies After Long Career in Education and Merchandising
Adelbert Aehnelt died at 7 15 am Wednesday at 1586 St Marys avenue aged 70 years 15 days after a long fight with inflammatory rheumatism. Born in Germany he served ten years in the German army rising to lieutenant then came to America in 1865. He taught in New York City then in Little Rock Arkansas before moving to Allen county to teach at Bethlehem Lutheran school later overseeing Concordia college. He opened a grocery on East Washington street fourteen years ago later moving to St Marys avenue where his family continued the business. Survived by wife five children Ursula and Paula and Walter at home Mrs William Haserodt Elyria Oh Mrs Frank Stone Fort Wayne and one grandchild a daughter died earlier in North Carolina. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the residence and 215 pm from Trinity Lutheran church. Interment Concordia. Pallbearers were local Lutheran school teachers including Prof Strieder Gerberding Lindeman Hormel Kampe and Prof Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Aehnelt
St. Mary’s Avenue
Aehnelt
Mr. Rehnelt
Germany
Berlin
America
New York City
Little Rock
Ark
Allen County
Bethlehem Lutheran
Leesburg Road
Washington Township
Concordia, College
East Washington Street
Rehnelt
William Haserodt
Elyria, O
Frank Stone
Fort Wayne
Ursula
Paula
Walter Aehnelt
North Carolina
Trinity Lutheran Church
Concordia
Strieder
Gerberding
St. Paul’s
Lindeman
Hormel
Kampe
Emanuel’s
Charlie
Trinity School
James C. Clark Dies at 38 in Zanesville
James C. Clark, a widely known undertaker in Zanesville, died Friday at 9 30 am from pneumonia and heart complications after a prolonged illness. He was 38, son of Postmaster Robert Clark, and leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 am at the Zanesville Church of God with Rev. Lowe officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Clark
Zanesville
Clark
Robert Clark
Samuel Scott
Church of God, the Odd Fellows and the Woodmen
William McGoogan Dies at Age 83 in Lafayette Township
William McGoogan a well known Lafayette township resident died Tuesday at 6 o'clock at his home at the advanced age of eighty three years He was born at Cadiz Harrison county Ohio and moved to Allen county in 1863 remaining there since
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGoogan
Lafayette Township
M. McGoogan
Cadiz
Harrison
County
Oniox
Allen County
Mrs Catherine Klumpp Dies in Huntington at 70
Mrs Catherine Klumpp of Huntington died Friday night at St Josephs hospital after a fall three years earlier left her bedbound. Four sons were at her bedside. Funeral arrangements were made and her remains shipped to Huntington for burial and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Klumpp
Huntington
St. Joseph’s ‘Hospital
Pioneer Koehlinger Dies at New Haven Home
F J Koehlinger, longtime Allen county resident, died at his New Haven home after a lingering illness. The obituary notes his pioneer status and ties to the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Koehlinger
Allen County
New Haven
Obituary Notice for 67 Year Old Adams Township Resident
A 67 year old resident, ill for six months and died from a complication of diseases, was a former Adams township farmer who moved to New Haven six to seven years ago. He was a Emanuel Lutheran church member in New Haven and leaves a widow and ten children listed by name in Fort Wayne Illinois New York Cleveland Detroit Huntington among others. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehlinger
Germany
America
Adams Township
New Haven
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Gustave A. Koehlinger
Fort Wayne
Edward Koehlinger
Illinois
Henry G. Koehlinger
Fred Koehlinger
Philip Koehlinger
Arthur Koehlinger
New York
Harry Kronmiller
Cleveland
Charles Bankert
Detroit
F. Stickley
Will Koehlinger
Huntington
Infant Fry Dies of Pneumonia at One Week Old
Joseph H. Fry infant son of Mr and Mrs William Fry of 1124 Ewing street died at 6 30 oclock Tuesday evening from pneumonia after a week illness. Father is a salesman for Fred Eckart Packing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Fry
William Fry
Ewing Street
Fred Eckart Packing Company
Infant son dies at home in Washington Boulevard death
Ralph George Kessens infant son of Mr and Mrs Christian Kessens died at 10 o clock Friday night at the family home 1111 Washington boulevard east from exhaustion local notice lacks further details about funeral arrangements or cause beyond the stated cause and location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessens
Ralph George Kessens
Christian Kesseng
Washington Boulevard East
Through Service Inaugurated Between Fort Wayne and Indianapolis
Through interurban service began between Fort Wayne and Indianapolis after delays with the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company and Indiana Union Traction lines. The Kenilworth and Tranhoe carried passengers from Fort Wayne at 5 20 am and 9 30 am, while the Peru bound Indiana Union car Indiana Union’s Peru joined the run. Through freight service also started Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Indiana Union Traction Company
Kenilworth
N. W. Bowman
W. E. Thompson
Pearl and
Indiana Union Line
Peru
Fort Wayne Company
A. C. Wright
A. Abrams
Socialist county ticket named at Vordermark hall
A socialist county convention at Vordermark hall nominated a full county slate. O C McDonald presided with C B Haenes as secretary. nominees include Auditor Frank Janorschke Sheriff James Potter Assessor Clarence Richele Coroner August Habig Surveyor Benjamin Mariotte Prosecuting Attorney L H DeWitt State Senator Martin Metzgar Representatives H H Haines C H Haenes Charles Drake Circuit Judge Max Zech Superior Judge J B Ferguson County Clerk C H Haenes. A campaign committee meets at 224 East Columbia Street to finalize platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vordermark Hall
O. C. McDonald
C. BE. Haenes
Frank Janorschke
James Potter
Clarence Richele
August Habig
Benjamin Mariotte
L. H. DeWitt
Martin Metz- Zar
H. H. Haines
C. H. Haenes
Charles Drake
Max Zech
J. BE. Ferguson
East
Columbia Street
John Sbrunskill
Willard Smith
Supreme Court Reverses Ruling on Longworth Bonds Limit
The Ohio Supreme Court reverses the Seneca county circuit court ruling in City of Tiffin v Kintz et al and construes the Longworth municipal bonds act to apply only to bonds issued after the act’s passage. The decision limits the bonded indebtedness threshold to post enactment bonds, preserving earlier issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Seneca County
Tiffin
Kintz
Longworth
Beneca County
Hmit
Friedheim man celebrates nineteenth birthday with guests
Ernest Bultemeyer of Friedheim Adams County celebrated his nineteenth birthday on Sunday entertaining many friends and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest’ ‘Bultemeyer
Friedheim
Adams County
Aitty
Bultemeyer
Jany
Moore Elser and Moore wedding in Fort Wayne home
Miss Jainnie C. Elser and Olie B. Moore wed April 26 at 4 in the afternoon at the bride’s aunt Mrs Catharine Hettler’s home. Rev D C Zechiel officiated with Bertha Thorpe on piano and a large guest list from Indiana and Michigan. The couple plan a Detroit and Ann Arbor trip before settling in Fort Wayne at 231 East Woodland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gable
Mr. Gable
Helen Real
Russell Graeter
Thorpe
Mendelssohn
East Woodland Avenue
Germany
Moore
Pacific Express
Charles Gurtner
Mollie Gurtner
Carl Haupt
Iva Haupt
Wabash
Charles Hartman
Will Giele
Indianapolis
Herman Helmick
Kansas City
Robert Hettler
Detroit
Wilda Gottschalk
Shelley
Berne
Pape Kohlmeyer
Louise Kohlmeyer
Theodore Pape
William Pape
High Street
Rev. Moll
Clara Israel
Jack Hoerner
Jennie Frisbie
Miss Israel
Jones Street
Double Weddings Highlight Fort Wayne Nuptials Across Town
A busy Sunday wedding day features multiple ceremonies in Fort Wayne. Esmeralda Mabel Freder ick and William H. Gross wed at 2240 Maumee Avenue, with Selma Luhman and Ervin W. Freder ick as a second couple in attendance. Other nuptials include Ida Whipkey and Garry S. Bates in Detroit, Edna A. Lehman and George F. Weibel, Anna Treece and George Angevine, Mary C. Cummings and Elbridge Pring, Mary Bowman and Rupert Liebman, Myrtle Crooks and Dr. C A Woodruff, Katherine Till and Charles Treuchet, Mary Humboldt and John Mains, and Annie Doctor and August Bearman. The ceremonies occur in homes and churches, followed by meals or trips and new households.
Sentinel mail route visit to boost subscriptions
Notices that Mr E H Bookwalter will cover rural routes 2 3 and 4 from Churubusco this week and next to solicit new Daily and Weekly Sentinel subscriptions and collect overdue payments from subscribers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bookwalter
Churubusco
Daily
Weekly
Sentinel
Relief Union Report April Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Relief union report for April shows 25 applicants for aid. Seven received groceries, three clothing, one pair of shoes, two fuel, and 12 assisted via the Associated Charities work room. The union made two calls and logged 63 telephone calls and 29 office callers. Donations came from Holton, Hanna and Hamilton schools totaling 29 packages of clothing groceries and canned goods worth 29 dollars. Hanna and Hamilton schools sent 1.54 dollars. Friends provided two clothing packages two quilts and fruit and jelly. Wolf and Dessauer donated forty yards calico. The work room provided 12 women for 62 days with six paid in groceries, two in clothing, and six in clothing and groceries. Mary Willard, Superintendent of Relief Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Relief Union
Associated Charities
Holton, Hanna and Hamilton
Hanna and Hamilton
Friends of the Union
Wolf & Dessauer
Mary “Willard
Relief Union
Labor Strikes Threaten May Day Tariff Scales
Union machinists in the city demand a new wage scale with a 2 percent raise and have set a Friday deadline for employers to respond. A mass meeting is planned that night with a possible citywide strike affecting six to seven hundred workers. Some employers have already agreed to sign. The bricklayers remain unaffiliated with the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alliance
May Day Strikes Hit New England Building Trades
May Day brought numerous minor strikes across New England, mostly in construction. In Lawrence about 1000 carpenters demand an eight hour day at $3.00, while in Lynn 200 machinists seek a nine hour day with Saturday half holiday. Other trades in Cape Ann granite, Blackstone valley, and Fall River show unsettled conditions as Boston sees scattered disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Lawrence
Lynn
Cape Ann
Blackstone Valley
Fall River
Strike Marches Through Cincinnati Mills and Linemen
Cincinnati on May 1 saw about 5600 planing mill workers striking for higher wages along with several hundred pipe fitters and electricians. Another 850 telephone linemen demanded raises but remain at work until national officers order a walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Iron moulders strike in Chicago area
Three thousand iron moulders quit work in Chicago and nearby foundries after wage increase demands were refused. They also seek union recognition and a closed shop agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Strike Envelops Youngstown Building Trade
A mass walkout by six hundred painters carpenters and structural workers in Youngstown Ohio demands an eight hour day and union recognition. The strike halts city building with many homes left half finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Youngstown
Structural iron workers strike in Pittsburg over wage demands
Structural iron workers in the Pittsburg district led a large one day walkout citing employers’ failure to grant wage advances. About seven hundred men struck, with a few carpenters and bricklayers idle due to limited concessions, but the action was not universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Strayed Cattle Near Roanoke Indiana Offered Reward
Five head of cattle strayed from a Roanoke area farm last Tuesday night April 24. Two yellow jersey yearlings, two black yearlings, and a brown black milk cow. Reward for return. Notify Victor Stewart or R D No 4 Roanoke Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Stewart
Huntington Road
Roanoke
Ind
Community Dance at Arcola Hosts Notable Guests
Mr and Mrs John Wraight near Arcola entertained a large circle of friends Monday evening with dancing as the main amusement. Alfred Wraight played violin while Henry Pressler and Ed Brown strummed guitars and a long list of guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wraight
Arcola
Alfred Wraight
Henry Pressler
Ed Brown
Maggie Graves
Ellen Lahrman
Ernest France
L. Graves
Henry, Pressler
W. Glick
Walter Wright
William Castin
Roy Herold
Frank Wraight
William Jones
William Prince
Clive Ferrell
Will Smith
Charles Wraight
Earl Pettigrew
EB. Graves
Edgar Smith
Eugene Frieover
Mowery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel E. Miller
Samuel Ellsworth
Randall Saw Mills
Gorham
Stier
Krockenberger
Luelleman
GATES
M’googan
Klumpp
FRY
Vawter-Gieseking
Alice M. Gieseking
William Gieseking
Ghurubusco
George Early Vawter
George W. Knapp
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Vawter West
Vawter
Colorado
Denver
Felts & Vawter
Angola
Harry E. Bash
Lola B. French
J. B. French
Fremont
Washington Boulevard West
Mr. Bash
Solomon Bash
Mayflower Mills
Mr. and
Mrs. Hines
Bates-Whipkey
Ida Whipkey
Garry S. Bates
Burton A. Cramton
Methodist Parsonage
Mr. Bates
Lycurgus Bates
Tabor Street
Wabas Railroad Company
Weible-Lehman
P. m
O. W. Lehman
Scott Avenue
Edna A. Lehman
George F. Weibel
M. F. Rickoff
Angevine-Treece
Anna
Treece
George FB
Angevine
J. M. Canse
James Treece
Walnut Avenue
Artgevine
Miner Street
Bowman-Liebman
Mary Bowman
Rupert R. Liebman
Grace Reformed Church
Zartman
Lewis and
Monroe Streets
Woodruff Crooks
Myrtle Crooks
C. A. Woodruff
Ligonier
Third Presbyterian Church
Frank Fox
Treuchet-Till
Miss Katherine Till
Charles Treuchet
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Delaney
Mavis Humboldt
Mary Humboldt
John Mains
Father Mungovan
Relief Union Report
Dreier
BRO
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