Jubilant Forty-Eifth Birthday Party in Mundison Township
George Fry marked his sixty eighth natal anniversary with a large gathering of friends and relatives from Fort Wayne Decatur Perry and nearby towns. The event at the Fry home featured a flower decorated dining room and a cane and horseshoe gift for Mr. Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fry
Mundison Township
Natal
Clarence Fry
Fred Braun
Henry J. Grabner
Ida A. Grabner
Claude Bolyard
Arnold
Nellie Bolyard
Fort Wayne
Henry Hite
Madge Hite
Fannie Hite
Decatur
Lee Bolyard
Conrad Fry
Jacob Fry
Eugene Fry
Ross Fry
Philip Veit
Erma Veit
Dean Ellison
Henry Marquardt
Lemuel Mock
Frank Barfell
Emma Marquardt
Robert Fiegel
Christ Brouwer
Kate Fry
Albert Womper
Anos
Boyard
Ralph. Fry
Mary Reynolds
B. Collier
Merton A. Miller
Edith Lanellin
Rh. A. Campbell
Clarence Bohilva
Tohn Fisher
H. I. Gardner
H.C. Martz
George Meyers
Elva Meyers
Krank Youery
Flosd Youery
Williamry
Tohn Floff
Pail Ilison
Prieds Marquardt
Beau Mack
Russ Marquardt
Frank Mack
George Mack
Berton Bulyard
Rilph Bulyvard
Frankable and Family
Notable Cleric Abbott Decried as Peace Foe in Era
The text refers to Dr. Lyman Abbott described as a foe of peace and notes his role as a vice president of a society that met in St. Louis recently. It mentions his signing of a petition related to Army and Navy matters, suggesting involvement in wartime policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott
Secce Society
Louis Fe
Peti‘tion
Bus Army
Navy
Egne
Official Washington Observes Mothers Day Amid White Carnations
Washington May 12 thousands of residents wore white carnations the official Mothers Day badge. Vice President Marshall recalled resisting forced letters to mothers while noting the value of personal sentiment. President Wilson and cabinet members joined in the observance with many congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Marshall
Congress
President Chooses Humble Washington Church for Worship
President Wilson selects Central Presbyterian Church at Third and T streets NW over fashionable venues in Washington. The move shocks society as reporters chase the story and churches touts rival claims, while Wilson attends an unknown out-of-town congregation on the chosen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bers
James
EL ‘Taylor
New York Avenue
Winson
Washington City
Dhiret
Congress
Central Presbatein Chorel
City Committee Meets as Primaries Loom in June
The democratic city committee plans to appoint judges and clerks for voting places for the June 27 primary. Mayor Guy Colerick and platform chair Carl Yaple lead discussions as candidates begin campaigns. Dems name multiple contenders for council and city clerk while rumors place Paul E Wolf as a possible Republican mayoral candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Colerick
Ma. Colerick
Platform Committee
Dudge Carl Yaple
Platform
Frank E. Bougher
H. W. Felger
Ninth Ward
Allen Hamilton
Michael Dinder
Berghoff
Hosey
E. B. Smith
Messrs
Gustav W. Boerger
William G. Overdee
Mr. Bieberick
Fh. J. Korte
Tenth Ward
Paul E. Wolf
A. K. Fahlsing
Marriages Listed in Local Licenses Database
Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples include William H Stauffer and Hazel G Baker both 27, Emrick B Conklin 31 with Stella I Bailey 27, Victor R Robbe 23 with Nellie E Bedwards 22, Charles H Hinderer 37 with Lillie D Busz 31, John W Pepple 48 with Weltha G Weaver 47, George O Bassett 26 with Goldie W Hobbs 28, Alfons P Adler 27 with Bla M Behnke 23, Pavia L Landstoffer 33 with Gertrude Li Wagner, Ladig 29 with Min-. records show entry fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stauffer
Hazel G. Baker
Emrick B. Conklin
Stella I. Bailey
Victor R.robbe
Merchant
Nellie Ethelyn Bedwards
Charles H. Hinderer
Lillie D. Busz
John W. Pepple
Weltha G. ‘Weaver
George O. Bassett
Farmer
Goldie “W. Hobbs
Alfons P. Adler
Knitter
Bla M. Behnke
Pavia L. ‘Landstoffer
Ticker
Gertrude Li
Wagner
Oj. Ladig
Teamater
Miss Doris Underwood Trial Delayed in Hartford City
Doris Underwood, a Hartford City schoolteacher, seeks to defend against an alleged shooting of Otis Fisher on February 17. The delay stems from judge availability and jury sourcing challenges, with both sides awaiting Judge Charles Sturgis from Fuhrnow to start the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miameia
Doris Underwood
Hartford City
Otis Fisher
Dudgeons
Chares Sturgis
Wells Cement Court
Fuhrnow
Aliss Underwool
Ada
Muncie
Cour Racine
Fisher
Underwood
Miss Ada
Tuney
Bond
Hartford
Local Birth Announcements From City Addresses
A series of birth notices lists newborns born to couples at multiple city addresses. Families include Hughes 636 Wagner street a son. Kel sey 934 Savilla street a son. Gronan 2603 Pittsburg avenue a son. Teeters 1218 Wells street a son. Hay ert 1301 Wall street a son. Lichie 203 Fifth street a daughter. Mor ell 1218 Fulton street a son. Doehr man 8714 Harrison street a daughter. Welch 225 East Woodland avenue a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Wagner Street
Oscar R. Kelsey
Savilla Street
Frank Gronan
Pittsburg Avenue
Damon Teeters
Wells Street
Henry T. Hayert
Wall Street
Howard L. Saylor Promoted at Burgess Granden Co Omaha
Howard L. Saylor formerly of this city has been promoted to manager 2 in the wholesale department of the Burgess Granden Co of Omaha Neb The firm is noted as one of the oldest and largest suppliers and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Saylor
Burgess Granden Co
Omaha
Neb
Genéerus
Teddy Hohnhaus Newsboy Dies at Nineteen
Theodora We. Teddy Hohnhaus longtime Fort Wayne newsboy dies at home 2943 Gay street aged 19 5 1 2 due to complications. Funeral Friday 2 pm Lindenwood burial. Oscar Johnson dies Measles pneumonia claims child nine days ill. Survived by parents one brother Paul three sisters Dorothy Violet Alma. Father works as machinist at Pennsylvania shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Johnson
Piqua Avenue
Paul
Dorothy
Toddy Trohnhaus Port WaVi Newsie Dies After Illness
Toddy Trohnhaus a leading Port Wav ie newsie who mentored others in the Downiaws district died after an illness that began January 2. He won a Victorious contest two years ago and received an automobile from local clothiers. Survived by his mother Mrs Muarprrer direiner two brothers William Edward Anweli Humphans and Mrs fred fons. Funeral services Thursday at 2 from his residence and Grace Tabernacle Church. Interment at Concordia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trohnhaus
Wavie
Downiaws
Dirm Oof
Hus
Muarprrer Direiner
Bre
William
Edward
Anweli Humphans
Fred Fons
Odeek
Grace Taitherna Ehurch
Lnaterment
Concordia Cemetery
Mrs Fredericka Heuer dies at 88 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Fredericka Heuer widow of Herman Heuer and longtime Fort Wayne resident dies at 6:44 PM at her daughter Mrs Fred Joester's home 200 Fairfield avenue due to paralysis. Born in Hille Bielefeld Prussia she came to the United States in 1845 and lived in Fort Wayne ever since. Survived by daughters Mrs Jed Puester and Mrs George Benson, 11 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Emmaus Lutheran Church with interment at Concordia. flowers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Heuer
Herman Heuer
Fort Wayne
Monlay
Fred Joester
Fairfield Avenue
Tony Tiness
Heuer
Hille Bielefeld
Prussia
Fort Warne
Thelma Heuer
Isd
Jed Puester
Ceorge Benson
Milwaukee
Concordia
Mrs Marie F BR Kuntz Obituary Notice
Mrs Marie F BR Kuntz aged thirty two venue wife of Oscar Kuntz died at home 752 Lawton place Monday evening after an acute attack of Brights disease. She had been ill three months and lived here all her life born in Allen county. Survived by husband father and three children Erik Roland Marie. Also two sisters Amelia Hermelor Mrs Henry Rlebe and Henry Wegman of city and William Weenan of droneshare Ark. Member of St Johns Reformed church. Arrangements 1:30 from residence and 2:30 from St Johns for interment Lindenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie F. BR. Kuntz
Oscar Kuntz
S O'Elock
Fansite
Lawton Place
Bright
Kitz
Allen County
Erik
Roland
Marie
Amelia Hermelor
Henry Rlebe
Henry Wegman
William Weenan
Droneshare
Ark
St. Johns
St John’s Tiatheran Church
Lindenwood
Mrs Dora Bickel Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Dora Bickel aged 27 wife of Joseph Bickel of 2720 South Hanna street died at 7 o clock Tuesday morning at Lutheran hospital after a brief illness from complications. She was born in Fort Wayne May 7 1884 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Grable educated in St Patrick Catholic schools and a member of that church She married Joseph Bickel October 8 1912 Surviving besides her husband and parents are two sisters Edith Grable and Mrs Anna Baker both of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Bickel
Joseph Bickel
South Hanna Street
Lutheran Hospital
Bickel
Fort Wayne
John Grable
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Edith Grable
Anna Baker
Piano Salesman Lawrence Winans Dies in Arcade Building
Lawrence Winans aged 26 died at 9:30 p m Thursday in his rooms at the Arcade building death due to tuberculosis He had just returned from California seeking health changes He was born May 27 1887 in Adams township and is survived by his mother Mrs Frank Winans and two brothers Frank of California and Charles of this city He was a Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Winans
Arcade
California
Mr. Winans
Adams Township
Airs
Frank Winans
Charles
The
Baptist Church
Mrs. Appletona Colyer Dies After Illness in Allen County
Mrs. Appletona Colyer wife of Jacob A Colyer died at 3 this morning at the family residence on Lee road after a long painful illness. A former Allen county resident and active member of the First Methodist Episcopal church and Allen lodge No 20 Degree of Honor. Brief services at 2 16 o clock Monday at home and 11 o clock from Kirst Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Guild officiating. Funeral train departs at 1 20 for Monroeville for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appletona Colyer
Jacob A. Colyer
Lee Road
Df Guild
Monroeville
Longtime Allen County resident Leavis Butler dies at 71
Leavis F. Butler aged seventy one years six months and seventeen days died at 9 50 Friday morning at the home of his sister Mrs. Mary B Snyder on Hallman street due to complications He was born in Fort Wayne on October 23 18 4 and was the oldest of eight children five predeceased him Surviving include his widow two sisters Sarah Butter of Elkhart and Mrs Mary Snyder of this city He married Marg Steigne October 25 1883 He belonged to the LO OF F lodge No 1 Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 a m from his residence and burial will follow at Hatfield cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Alice T Laning
William Laning
Winter Street
Ernest
Otto
Harlan Laning
Five Tanne
Bee, Widdleton
Leah Laning
Cory Nichols
Pema Pickart
New Haven
Charles Cray
Montpelier
Rew
Cremean
William Harnever
Cort Wavne
Lumbher Airesser
Aiea County
Gay Street
Mr. Harmever
Hanover
Germany
America
New York City
Fort, Wayne
Clark & T Rhinesmith
Tmber
Rhinesmith & Simonson
Elizabeth Smith
Leavis F. Butler
Allen County
Mary B. Snyder
Hallman Street
al, Butler
Fort Wayne
Sarah Butter
Elkhart
Mary Snyder
Butter
Marg Steigne
F. Lodge No. 1
Hatfield Cemetery
Young Belgian Worker Dies After Surgical Operation
Joseph Gennon aged twenty employed at Wayne Knitting mills died shortly after noon Saturday in Lutheran hospital where he recently underwent a difficult operation. native of Belgium, in this country only a few years, resided at 2233 Wells street. Relatives live in the old country. little is known of his family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gennon
Wayne Knitting Mills
Noo
Lutheran Hospital
Belgium
Wells Street
Old Country
German born Anna Wagner dies at 71 in Fort Wayne
Anna M Wagner wife of Henry Wagner dies at home 508 Buchanan street at 11 30 p m age 71 born January 29 1846 in Germany she came to the United States as a child and settled in Fort Wayne She was twice married first husband August Hays died February 19 1887 later married to Mr Wagner June 7 1894 Surviving are husband their son Angst Hays a brother Daniel Welker and a sister Mrs David Hill Funeral services at the Lutheran church will be held at a time to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Wagner
Henry Wagner
Buchanan’ Street
Mrs. Wagner
Germany
Fort Wayne
August Hays
Wagner
Angst Hays
Daniel
Death of Louisa Mosiman in Fort Wayne
Louisa Mosiman aged fifty died Sunday morning at Lutheran hospital after a brief illness. Born in Wells county she moved to Fort Wayne as a child and lived with Mrs. Catherine Hettler. She was a member of Bethel Evangelical church. Surviving are a sister Mrs A Forthmiller of Fort Wayne and a brother E E Mossman of Bluffton, plus stepfamily. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Bethel church with Rev E Sanderson. interment New Haven. Remains may be viewed after 1 pm at 222 East DeWell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Mosiman
Lutheran Hospital
Miss Mosiman
Wells County
Fort Wayne
Catherine Hettler
Bethel Evangelical Church
A. Forthmiller
Maysville Woman Dies After Surgery
Mrs. Nordsick of Maysville, wife of a Fort Wayne man, died after a difficult surgical operation. She was born in Litchfield, Illinois, and is survived by her husband, a five year old daughter, three sisters and five brothers. The remains will travel to Maysville Tuesday morning for a brief funeral service at 8:30, then be returned to Fort Wayne for interment at her former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pital
Nordsick
Mrs Sabinah Mason Dies After Bowel Operation
Mrs Sabinah E Mason of Auburn wife of Abraham Mason died Sunday at 1 30 AM at Lutheran hospital after an operation for relief from bowel obstruction. She was brought to Fort Wayne for treatment last Friday. Survived by husband son E J Mason one brother and one sister. Remains shipped to Auburn for funeral and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabinah E. Mason
Abraham Mason
Auburn
Lutheran
Infant Mae DeVilla Frame Dies of Meningitis
Mae DeVilla Frame aged one year nine months died at 6 45 this morning at 1405 Stophelt street due to cerebrospinal meningitis Funeral services will be private at 8 o clock Tuesday from the parental home Interment at Lindenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae DeVilla Frame
Carl R. Frame
Stophlet Street
Lindenwood
Knights Templar Conclave to Convene in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville hosts the Indiana Knights Templars Grand Commandery meeting starting Wednesday after a Tuesday parade and welcoming ceremonies. Delegations from Indianapolis Muncie Anderson and other cities arrive, with a grand ball, auto tours, and an exhibitions drill by Rapier Commandery.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsviee
Knights Templars
Tidiana
Noaralny
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville Commandery
Crawford Wheel
Grand Comanders’ Association
Rapier Commandery
Washington Street
Temple
Grind
Asviiin
EB. Balchard
Charles M. Zion
Lebanon
Crawtormiseville Country Club
Water Babble
Hame
Low Wallace
Muncie
Fayette Knights
Pardie
Durhes
Anderson Bach Commandery
Wrll
South Bend Man Defends Patent Infringement Suit
C. H. Defrees of South Bend Indiana is named defendant in a patent infringement suit filed by Standard Asphalt and Rubber Company of New Jersey in the local federal court. The action cites six year old patents by George F and G C Culmer of Chicago and alleges ongoing infringement without demand for damages, seeking profits if rights are proved. The plaintiff is represented by Ottiel Towle Graves and Offield of Chicago. The Home Telephone Telegraph directory project adds 1000 more names to its listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. TH. Defrees
South Bend
Ind
Thomas J. Logan
Standard Asphalt and Rubber Company
New Jersey
George F
G. C. K. Culmer
Chicago
C. H. Defrees
Ottiel, Towle, Graves and Offield
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Perry Township
Bratter
Joseph C. Roy
Endianapolis. Com
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Erwin Lothimmmer
Boetson
Mire
Louis Dacqiney
New Vtraven
Wes. Clerles
Fenry Gremer
Archer Avenue
Goafeck
Mar
Mars Driemer
Tie
Bhlweard Witte
Wes. Morris
Mart Fereked
Witham Armann
Willian
Frances Pepe
Lidian Pepe
Pepe
Anerry
Panticipate
Minses
Maggie Lenninger
Cecelia Bacon
Ruth Kelley
Emma Bowers
May Halley
Viola Bowers
Ed G. Fell
Henry Kelley
Clarence Roy
Arthur Girardot
Clarence Huguenard
Roy Johnston
Joe Bacon
Rulf Baldwin
Leonard
Joe Bowers
Ernest Bacon
Lawrence Bowers
Earl
Charles Parnin
Joseph Baldwin
Charles Bacon
Haley
Frank H. Pranger
Ilenry Mason
Lehman—Landis
Mercedes Landis
William Landis
Washington Boulevard West
Charles F. Lehman
Detroit
Mich
Lehman Plumbing
Broadway
Lehmns
Landis
Mercedes
Leni
Washington House
Leffier—Coleman
Frances Coleman
Harry Mair
Chivry Street
Ralph Leiter
Lol. Taylor
Third
Kreist
Anchior
Boston
Jean
Leffler
McCrath
Redding
Ruby
Lower
Rascoe L Hedditaw
Shirry Lowery
Loree Street
Oal Hirschown
Crescent Avent Evangelical Church
Grama
Wiv
Elm Wood Avene
Ma Redding
E. D. Redding
Riseriver Avenue
Herbert Miller
Clotilda Z. Miller
Albert
Herber
Wiednesday Merwin Ffothe Catholic
Sheldon
Magdaline Zuber
John Zuber
Maamee Cavenne
Catherchal
John Ro Quinlan
Elen Bo O'Connor
Vic
Frank Uh
Conklin Bailey
SteNa Bailey
Emrick Rh
Conklin
Calvary U. Vk
G. F. Byrer
John Bailey
Ethel Holnroox
Cleveland
Robbe—Bedwards
Nellie Bedwards
Victor Robbe
Jacob Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fr. Robbe
Centlivre Hotel
Afr
Robbe
Oneida Street
Fence Society
Oliver P. Newman
Niente
Walkice Radclife
Donald C. MedLeod
Neny Suriane
Aixigus
Wash
Irton
Mets
Elie
Pitver
Amp Clark
Hiayrriae
Central Presbyterian
TIS
James TH. Taylor
Ave
Citi
Illes Delays
Udrogd
Gabe
Teddy Hohnhaus
Theodora We
Teddy
Hohnhaus
Teddy "Hoernhaus
Brever
Kuntz
Winans
Colyer
Laning
Harmever
Gennon
Mosiman
Indiana
Knights Templar
Wallace
South Bend Mah
Logan
Federal Court
Home Telephone & Telegraph Company
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