Tumbleson Ridenour Wedding At Home In Decatur
Miss Ruth Ridenour daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Ridenour of Lafayette street married Carl S Tumbleson son of Mrs Lizzie Tumbleson at the home of Miss Irma Houk in Decatur. Rev J K Watts officiated as the Mendelssohn march signaled the bridal procession. The couple plan a Washington DC trip and then reside in Forest Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Watts
Williard Ridenour
Evelyn Richard
Edith Lund
Blanche Tumbleson
Fern Winter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Winter
Miss Lund
Miss Tumbleson
Mrs. Wishart
Grandma” Ridenour
Monroeville
Lenore Tumbleson
Washington
D. C
Will Johnson
Fort Wayne
Mrs. Ridenour
Grace Smith
Florence MacMillan
Sylvia Mowry
Hazel
Gladys Shoub
Beulah Youse
Brothers Face Murder Charge in Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana May. Fred Edwards and Nelson Edwards brothers of Upland Indiana were charged with beating Harry Leonard 25 to death with a beer bottle. Leonard died after a quarrel during a drunken ride home in a buggy. Four other glass blowers from Upland are held as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
Harry Leonard
Fred
Nelson Edwards
Upland
Leonard
DAR Chapter Sees Record Year of Local Pioneer History Work
The Mary Penrose Wayne chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution closed a highly successful year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. L. Pettit Jr. in West Berry street. Credit is given to outgoing president Mrs. Clark Fairbank for pushing permanent historic markers, including the Harmer’s Ford site and the old well. Officers elected for the new year include Regent Mrs. C. J. Fitch and several other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Mary Penrose Wayne
the Daughters of American Revolution
Peny T Cps
W. L. Pettit, Jr
West Berry Street
Muel
Clark Fairbank
Harmer’s Ford
The
Foir
Marthe R B. Touna
Dallas FL Green
National Society
Washington
C. J. Fitch
Margaret Vesey
J. B. Crankshaw
B. P. Mossman
W. A. Diffenderter
Amys
J. Griswold
Martha B. Hanna
N. G. Granger
Marriages In The City Include Nellie Larimere Emil Krauter
Nellie E. Larimere wed Emil Krauter in Huntertown at 10 am with Rev. F A Bunner officiating. The couple will reside on the Cyrus Fitch farm northeast of Huntertown. The bride wore pink satin. Mrs Eliram Brunner’s daughter is among the families listed in Barr street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killarney
Killarneys
Mrs. Beers
Nashville
Tenn
Beers
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Beers-Offutt Construction Company
Fenton
Thomas &. Cooke
Whiting
McGovern
Ruth McConahy
van Wert
Seehaab
Auburn
Walter Allyn
Cleveland, QO
G. F. Byrer
Calvary A. B
Eliram Brunner
Barr Street
Nellie E. Larimere
Emil Krauter
F. A. Bunner
Moe
Huntertown
Cyrus Fitch
Blossoms Line San Francisco Welcome for Federation Women
Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis presides over the biennial federation of women meeting in San Francisco with Mrs Josiah E Cowles of Los Angeles and Mrs Rudolph Blankenburg of Philadelphia assisting. Mrs Edward Baldmin of San Francisco chairs Eastern women活动 and greets delegates with floral displays along railroad routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
San Francisco
Philip N. Moore
Ac Oe Federation of Women
Lee
Josiah E. Cowles
California
Mra
Edward’ L. Baldmin
San “Francisco
Phillip N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation
Josigh Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
Rudolph ‘Blankenburg
Reform
Philadelphia
An Si
Frank N.shiek
Wheatland
Allen Gang Trial Evidence Details Whispered Plans
At the Hillsville shooting trial Floyd Allen the commonwealth showed the gang plotted to “shoot up the court.” Juror White testified he heard a whispered talk between Floyd and Claude Allen before the attack and then crawled to safety as gunfire began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wytheville
Floyd Allen
Commonwealth Today
Allen
Hillsville
White
Carroll County
Floyd
Claude Allen
Washington Mayor approves Pike County Telephone franchise
Mayor Mc Carthy signed the ordinance granting a Pike County Telephone company franchise, ten days after council passage amid merchant and professional protests. The action defied expected veto and sparked a public indignation meeting, seen as a repudiation of the administration’s platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ind
McCarthy
Pike County Telephone Company
Theft of a purse robs Mrs Holder in bed
Indianapolis May 6 The theft of a purse containing 15 and two rings from the bed of Mrs Thomas Holder puzzles police. Detec tives say they cannot explain how the purse was extracted while the bed was occupied. Mrs Holder says she placed the purse there before retiring and missed it this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianiapolis
Thomas Holder
Leaves Resigns From Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville Ind May 6 Supt D C Peyton of the Indiana reformatory announced the resignation of Captain Leon Leaf assistant superintendent effective May 31 Captain Leaf attended the announcement and said he bears the kindest feeling toward Peyton Peyton denied a heated conference with Governor Marshall last Friday over Leaf's resignation noting only the talk of a successor in the interview and no action taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
D. C. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Leon Leaf
Reformatory
Captain Leaf
Peyton
Marshall
Mothers Day Proclamation Petition Circulates In Indiana
A petition presented in Indianapolis asks Governor Marshall to issue a proclamation for a general observance of Mother's Day next Sunday. It is signed by numerous prominent state figures urging all residents to wear flowers in memory of mothers and to decorate with flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marshall
Indianapolis Auto Fatality at Clifton and Thirtieth
In Indianapolis on May 5 24 year old Howard J Liebtag a draughtsman for an tire company died from injuries after a street collision at Clifton and Thirtieth streets He was struck by a car and also hit by a southbound Northwestern street car witnesses saw him dodge between vehicles but could not identify which hit first The car driver was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clifton
Thirtieth
Howard J. Liebtag
Automobile Tire
Liebtag
Boehne Ends Bid for Re election in First Indiana
Evansville Indiana May representative John W Boehne announces he will not seek re election to Congress from the First Indiana district. He gives no reason beyond not desiring the nomination again. Candidates include Dr T D Scales of Boonville and State Senator Charles M Lieb of Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
John W. Boehne
Congress
Indiana
Renj
Frank Fick
Albert J. Black
R. I. Mourey
William Westenfeld
Samuel B. Hatch
Sol A. Wood
John H. Ehle
Francis Moore
Clifford J. Moran
Mrs N Jd McPike Praises Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs N Jd McPike of 470 Huntington Street Wabash says severe kidney trouble from catarrh affected her whole system. After starting Foley Kidney Pills she experienced immediate relief with backache diminishing, inflammation ending, and kidneys strengthened. Dreier Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Henshaw
Richmond
Foley
Foley Kidney
Dreier Drug Co
N. Jd. McPike
Huntington St
Wabash
Gold Mining Pays Big Profits
An advertisement claims a profitable entry into gold mining with a $3.00 down payment and $3.00 monthly. It lists Guy Ixnox at Exchange Building in Denver Colorado and is dated April 24, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ixnox
Exchange Bldg
Denver
Col
Saloon License Battle and Court Notices
A remonstrance challenges the renewal of John Juday’s saloon license in the rolling mills district with alleged liquor sales to minors and ties to Dan Sosim. Licenses were granted today to several renewals and wholesale holders as court actions, estates, divorces, and other legal matters populate a busy docket including forgery, apprenticeship, and property bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
John Juday
Rolling Mills
Dan Sosim
C. L. Centlivre Brewing C
Buckeye Brewing Co
Frank Deck
Frank Brehm
William Schmidt
Charles Steckbeck
William Dickmeyer
William J. Himbach
Thomas Kelly
William Schaden
Frederick Geisthoerfer
Henry Hemsoth
Frank Dudenhoefer
William McKay
Charles Gebhart
Divorce Trials Highlight Domestic Strife and Admin Case
The trial reveals Edward Jones and others separated for two years with custody relinquished for their child. Sylvia Dupps is granted a decree to end her marriage to Louis Dupps who remarried soon after. Loretta Moncrief sues Clyde Monchief for abandonment amid rumors of improper car-line conduct. Stella Rodenbeck seeks removal of her husband Henry as interfering with her life. Fred Shoaff and Louis Brandt pursue legal actions including removal petitions and estate disputes involving Diederich Brandt and William C. Brandt. Ellison reports his campaign expenses totaling 426.19. William Pape sues Mutual Life Insurance Co. for 3000 on a policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jones
Louis I. Dupps
Sylvia Dupps
Loretta Moncrief
Clyde J. Monchief
Stella Rodenbeck
Henry
Fred B. Shoaff
Louis J. Brandt
Diederich Brandt
Seattle
Circuit Court
William C. Brandt
Fort Wayne
Chattanooga
Wiliam C. Brandt
John Street
Theodore Brandt
Thomas alleges divorce over estrangement and property claim
Charles M. Thomas, 72, in a divorce filing against Carrie L. Thomas, asserts farm property valued at 20000 bought with his earnings, says she alienated his three children, locked him out, and publicly accused him of infidelity. He cites constant nagging, denial of pe ace, and a rumor about another woman at the St Louis exposition. Leonard, Rose & Zollars represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Thomas
Carrie L. Thomas
Leonard, Rose & Zollars
John Juday
Rolling Mills
Henry Ruth
John J. Bauer
Hugh Wormenster
George Abdon
Ed. H. Schneider
Nathan H. Kaplan
M. Maloley
A. N. Bonnhoom
Fred Bauer
George Schafer
J. F. Gregory
Gregory & Daugherty
Ira R. Thompson
Harvey Overholser
Fred West
John D. Weber
Ed Kronmiller
Dennis Hawks
Charles Bogenscheutz
Fred H. Fell
Somers
H. L. Somers
Superior Court
Carl Yaple
Mary Klingenberger
Philip Klingenberger
John Hoehn
Catherine Hoehn
County Recorder
HomeSite Realty Company
Walter F
Helen M. McLallen
Walton H
Harvey P. Ingham
Local Court Actions and Licenses Report
In the commissioner's court a liquor license was issued to John O Juday amid remonstrance over selling to minors and alleged ties to Dan Zozim. George F Young is acquitted of embezzling 160 from National Casualty. Mittie Jenkins sues Bert Jenkins for divorce claiming abandonment in 1903. Ben Daniels pleads guilty to a bad check, fined and jailed temporarily suspended. The Bartlett suit against Fort Wayne is dismissed. Mary Klingenberger is divorced from Philip and regains her maiden name Kegleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dunlap
Jeffersonville
Florence Myers
Grace Myers
Philip Hodle
Charles S. Oliver
Laura B. Oliver
Yaple
Arstina Cerull
John Cerull
Mary Farrington
Marguerite
J. LaPierre
Eggeman
Charles M. Niezer
John W. Eggeman
Circuit Court
Elizabeth Guttermuth
Elnora Christine Schneider
Hugh Wormcastle
Winter Street
George Abdon
Commissioners’ Court
John O. Juday
Rolling Mills
Dan Zozim
George Young
George F. Young
National Casualty Company
Mittie Jenkins
Bert Jenkins
A. E. Houk
Daniels
Ben Daniels
Centlivre
George W. Bartlett
Fort Wayne
Mary Klingenberger
Philip Klingenberger
Kegleman
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Fred Buesching 22 and Clara Meyer 22. William Tatman 21 and Lizzie McCormack 17. Ray Vordermark 30 and Jennie Bruner 26. Logan Arnold 26 and Blanch Hettinger 26. John Hemseth 26 and Julia Bradtmiller 25. F C Bly 23 and Shirley Weaver 24. Daniel Mertz 26 and Minnie Hisendell 20. Daniel Markle 60 and Sarah Roller 54. George Coddington 23 and Alice Patterson 18. Clinton Grubb 22 and Bernice Boger 25. Edward Hoffman 32 and Emily Hoffman 26. Dan Beers 27 and Edna Perine 24. Jed Schroeder 24 and Minnie Hockemeyer 4. Fred Foster 22 and Lovely Van Gundy 19. Milo Follis 22 and Elizabeth Snyder 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buesching
Farmer
Clara Meyer
William E. Tatman
Lizzie McCormack
Ray P. Vordermark
Jennie M. Bruner
Logan D. Arnold
Blanch M. Hettinger
John Hemseth
Julia Bradtmiller
F. C. Benjamin Bly
Shirley E. Weaver
Edna May Perine
Jed Schroeder
Minnie Hockemeyer
Fred Foster
Lovely van Gundy
Milo Franklin Follis
Elizabeth M. Snyder
Shanks Family Finds Cough Relief With Foley’s Honey and Tar
J A Shanks of Lewisburg Indiana reports his grandchildren suffered a severe cold and night coughing. After a prescribed medicine failed, he used Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and says the children slept all night without coughing, per Dreier Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shanks
Lewisburg
Ind
Mr. Shank
Foley’s
Dreier Drug Co
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Daughters OF the American Revolution
Whitney
O. O. Thwing
East Woodland Avenue
Loretta Mary
Charles T. Whitney
Frank Whitney
Episcopal Church
E. W. Averill
Hallie Thwing
Mr. Gordon Fox
Miss Hallie Thwing
Mr. Whitny
Western Gas Construction Company
Ethel Whitney
Panama
Fred Gerke
Wayne Trace
Rev. Stock
Lutheran Church
Windenhoefer
Danket
Fred and Nelson Edwards
Allen County Courts
Charles B. Fitch
Mary Penrose Wayne
Krauter—Larimere
Foster—VanGundy
G. EF. Byrer
Lovely VanGundy
Sarah van Gundy
Douglas Avenue
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
Calvary U. B. Church
Sentinel
Frank N. Shiek
Allens
Mr. White
Signs 'Phone Franchise
Boehne
H. Pfeiffer & Son CO
Columbia
Clara Harris
Amos QO. Harris
Carl Pape
Claude C. Renfer
James M. Bowman
Sadie Bowman
Emily Mary Dings
William H. Dings
Sylvia
Eva
Ellison
Thomas E. Ellison
County
William, Pape
Mutual ‘Life: Insurance Company of New York
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