Wedding Splendor at Cathedral in Byron Ill
Miss Julia Nelligan of this city and Mr. John Dillion of Chicago wed in a grand ceremony at the Cathedral. Attendants included Miss Catherine Summers and Mrs. Weber, with Rev. Quinlan officiating. The event featured elegant decor, a breakfast at Mrs. Summers’ home, and plans to reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem J. Weber
Mrs. Weber
Catherine Summers
Douglas Avenue
Dillon
Chicago
John McHenry
Dickmeyer—Meyer
Matilda Meyer
J. C. Meyer
Indiana Avenue
Frederick H. Dickmeyer
Ferdinand Dickmeyer
F. W. Franke
Adams Township
Alvina Malland
Ida Dickmeyer
Louis Triar
Trier
George Blievernicht
Toledo
Edward Koeneman
Lamp—DeTurk
Florence DeTurk
Clarence Lamp
St. Patrick's Church
J. F. Delaney
Bertha DeTurk
Edward Nolan
Milan
L. DeTurk
Buchanan Street
Lamp
J. Lamp
Rome City
J. Pierce
A E
Anna Haidecker
Harry Moehring
Henry Fuelling
Ferna
Corbat
Vergens
Bessie Vergens
Albert Corbat
Arcola
E. J. Mungovan
Mary Corbat
James Corbat
Lake Township
Fifty third annual Indiana Congregational meeting opens
A state convention begins May 16 at Plymouth Congregational church with the fifty third annual session of the Indiana Congregational churches and ministers along with the Woman's Auxiliary Home and Foreign Missionary societies. About 300 delegates are expected as the two conferences proceed in sequence, starting with the Missionary Society program led by Rev A J Folsom and featuring speakers from Kokomo Fort Wayne Foochow China and Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conference of Congregational Churches and Ministers of
Indiana
Woman's Auxiliary Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Plymouth Congregational Church
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Plymouth Church
A. J. Folsom
Timothy Harrison
Kokomo
M. S. Wilson
Fort Wayne
Alice McFarland
Ridgeville
W. B
M. I
Joan S. House
Bertha Helmig
Indianapolis
C. D. Davis
Louise Choate
Schauffler Training School
Cleveland
Ohio
Abbie M. Allyn
Eliza Bell
W. 0. Berckman
Williamsburg
Kentucky
C. J. Buchanan
Percy L. Kinyon
Elkhart
E. B. Warren
Tere Haute
Harry C. Davis
Frederick Davis
Terre Haute
S. E. Hurlbut
Evanston
G. H. Hubbard
Foochow
China
Buchanan
Timothy Harrigan
Conference of Ministers
Wees
H. C. Colburn
Plymouth Quartet
F. W. Hopkins
Chicago Communion
E. W. Gray
Orland
Frank M. Webster
Whiting
D. G. Blair
Michigan City
Registrar of
John Humfreys
Angola
Michigan City Association
Fef. M. Webster
Central Association
H. L. Whitehead
Marion
Indiana Congregationalism
G. H. Grannis
W. C. Reeder
L. O. Baird
D. D
Chicago
Harry Blunt
Foo
W .A. Rice
Ministerial Relief
Boston
Masa
Truancy Drops in Allen County Schools
County truancy officer W I Work notes a sharp decline in cases over eight years from about 1000 to under 100 as parents and children comply with the law requiring school attendance between ages 8 and 14. Trustees and teachers aid the effort, reflecting Allen County as a leader in district school efficiency and lower truancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Work
Township Trustees
Allen County
Work
Pasrochial
Fort Wayne
Police Do Not File Affidavits In Test Case Releases
City court released three men, Thomas Shafer Jesse Anderson and August Martin, after they admitted buying hard cider at Dalton Hoffman cider houses and becoming intoxicated. Judge Mungovan noted missing affidavits and police will investigate before actions. Pat Casey held on public intoxication until robbery probe at Schneider saloon completes. Casey jailed on $200 bond to May 9. Other cases: William Buhr held a week on drunk charge. Frank Hart fined for prior offense. Adolph Richter and John Murphy released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shafer
Jesse Anderson
August Martin
Fred Zahrt
Dalton
Hoffman
Mungovan
A. Callahan
Abbott
Casey
Pat Casey
Schneider
West Main Street
Ice
Pappert
William Buhr
Frank Hart
Adolph Richter
John Murphy
Weil Brothers Buy Calhoun Street Property for $45000
Weil Brothers purchased from Mrs. Clara L. Carnahan the Calhoun street property at Calhoun and Jefferson for 45000. The 50 by 120 foot site is leased to the Fairy theater a fruit stand a shoe store and a barber shop with about three years remaining on leases. The deal was arranged by Homer L. VanMeter. The Weils had recently bought a building nearby from B W Cook of Citizens Trust for 23000 as an investment move.
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Weil Bros
Calhoun Street
Weil Brothers
Clara L. Carnahan
Michael
Calhoun and
Jefferson Streets
Homer L. VanMeter
Messrs. Weil
Fairy Theater
Mesars
B. W. Cook
Citizens Trust Company
Missionary Conference Program Highlights and Speakers
A detailed schedule for a religious missions conference from May 17 to May 18 features Rev. W G Puddefoot Rev R G Gammon Rev H C Colburn Rev L O Baird and others. The program includes banquets Bible readings addresses on foreign missions evangelism and church growth with sessions in Indianapolis and Chicago. Delegates will be hosted by Plymouth congregation members during their stay.
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W. G. Puddefoot
Indianapolis
G. H. Hubbard
Migestons
Foo Chow
China
R. G. Gammon
S. S
P. S
Chicago
H. C. Colburn
Marion
Ind
R- W. Gammon
Cr. J. Buchanan
H. L. Whitehead
Foreign Missions
America
Rev. L. O
Geo. W. Tingle
Indi
Gorge H. Grannis
L. C. Talmage
Terre Haute
Ce Eee
John Humieys
Angola
A. A. Ogilvee
Elkhart
Indiana
N. C. Shirey
Frank W. Ward
Plymouth
Warranted Release Suggested for E W Gerbrick
Denver moves to free E W Gerbrick who was sent to Colorado's state penitentiary for a 1903 Santa Fe wreck near Apishapa. The recommendation comes after Gerbrick confessed to a crime he did not commit and his tale led to his imprisonment. Warden Tynan and officials now believe his release, supported by Judge Riser and District Attorney Davidson.
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Denver
Col
State Board
E. W. Gerbrick
Apishapa
Gerbrick
Tynan
Leon
Grass Lake
Mich
Riser
District Court
Davidson
Gerbricks
Effort to Bring 1912 Iron and Tin Workers Convention
Fort Wayne delegates left Monday for Canton Ohio to attend the Amalgamated Association national convention. The 1910 meeting was held in Fort Wayne and was well received by visitors. Before the current convention ends, Charles Biederl wolf secretary of the Commercial club will travel to Canton with a special invitation to host in Fort Wayne.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Fort Wayne
Canton
Charles Biederwolf
Commercial Club
Timely advice saves Marengo woman and child using Discovery
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin faced a frightful cough diagnosed as consumption by doctors. After remedies failed an aunt urged Dr King s New Discovery which she used with success and notes it also saved her boy during a bronchial episode. The medicine is praised for throat and lung troubles and sold with a trial bottle free.
Births Reported for Roy Conway and Hants Families
Born to Mr and Mrs Leonard C Roy 1008 Riverside avenue a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs James F Conway 2516 Harrison street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs John H Hants 309 East Woodlands avenue a child was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Roy
Riverside Avenue
James F. Conway
Harrison Street
John H. Hants
East Woodlands Avenue
Marriages Listed in Local Licenses Board
William S Weikart 47 fireman weds Fannie E Van Horn 40 Glen A Keplinger 21 farmer weds Carrie M Crow 21 John P Dillon 39 inspector weds Julia P Nelligan 33 William J Rosselot 46 engineer weds Vera J Major 39 Leonard F Schele 28 railroader weds Orva C Walroff 22 Bert Wood 20 ticket seller weds Lillian M Clark 19 George W McKelvey 25 railroader weds Dessie L O Rourke 27 Henry Rahman 27 farmer weds Lisetta Hemsoth 24 Nicholas D Mertz 24 machinist weds Margaret R Reese 234 Charles A Doak 32 conductor weds Mayme Doak 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Weikart
Fannie E. van Horn
Glen A. Keplinger
Farmer
Carrie M. Crow
John P. Dillon
Julia P. Nelligan
William J. Rosselot
Vera J. Major
Leonard F. Schele
Orva C. Walroff
Bert Wood
Lillian MI. Clark
Geore W. McKelvey
Dessie L. O'Rourke
Henry Rahman
Lisetta Hemsoth
Nicholas D. Mertz
Margaret R. Reese
Charles A. Doak
Mayme Doak
Saloons Return to Elkhart
Elkhart Indiana May 1 Several refrigerator cars loaded with beer shipments wait on Lake Shore siding ahead of licensed saloons reopening today County commissioners face 28 applications for Elkhart 25 retailers 3 wholesalers Three retailers eliminated by city council creating a new business district and barring saloons from the Italian district and one Middlebury street site The city may license 22 saloons Among applicants is A Elmer Manning twice elected sheriff of Elkhart County on the Republican ticket Manning has fitted a room and will become a full fledged saloonkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Lake Shore
Middlebury Street
A. Elmer Manning
Elkhart County
Manning
New Huntington Directory Planned by Marion Co
Representatives of the Marion Directory Co plan to start work on a new Huntington and Huntington county directory. They had postponed last fall after deciding a directory had just been issued but now intend a complete countywide edition covering cities towns and rural routes. It is described as badly needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington, Inc
Marion Directory Co
Huntington
Huntington County
Ossian Seniors Present Galliger Play At Ossian
Ossian Indiana April 29 The senior class play Galliger drew about three hundred spectators and was a success. The old Beaty Brothers lumber house in east Ossian was transformed into a first class opera house with a stage and seating for the event. Proceeds from the affair will fund a gift for the school. Last night the commencement exercises followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Ind
Galliger
Sentinel want ads pay story headline
Sentinel notices advertise pay rates and opportunities in classified section. Readers see brief listings for employment, services, and items for sale with emphasis on affordability and local reach.
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Sentinel
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Alyous Miller
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Virginia Stultz
South Bend
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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Lafayette
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S. P. Stultz
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Fulton Street
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Carl Nurge
Decatur
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Major
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J. F. Vichert
First Baptist Church
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Spy Run
State Convention of Congregational Churches
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