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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1907

Page

28

Court Holds Ingerys After Long Legal Skirmish

Ingerys Harry K and Hazlet Gingery face circuit court bonds of 200 each after city court adjourned a case over aiding an inmate at Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth. New affidavits allege lying in wait aiding and delivering a key with trial set, witnesses testifying. Gingerys deny involvement.

Harry K Hazlet Gingery Wintefred Lemon Indiana School Skelton William Ballou J. M. Robinson Martin H. Luecke Gingerys Gingery Lemon Girl Allen County Lemon A. E. Carroll New Haven Weston Robinson Luecke F. J. Zimmerly & Co Robert Bender Pappert Shaughnessy and Bevelheimer Ohio Street Mrs. Gingery Guthrie

Rahe Popp and Kensili Tucker Weddings Reported

Wedding notices describe Elizabeth Popp and Fred Rahe uniting at Emmaus church with Rev. Philip Wambsganss, and Lillian May Tucker and Harry Kensill marrying at the Tucker home on West Wayne street with Rev. Frank Fox officiating. Details include travels, home plans, attire, and limited family attendance.

Rahe—Popp Elizabeth Popp Fred Rahe Philip Wambsganss Emmaus Church Mrs Rahe Chicago Frank Fox East Goshen

Celebrations mark silver anniversaries of Stemen and Berghorn

Invitations note Dr and Mrs George B Stemen’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary on May 25 with a 2:30 to 8:00 reception. Mary Andrew before marriage and Rev D W Moffat officiated. Out of town guests expected. Barner's orchestra and flowers grace Berghorn home nearby as they commemorate fifty fourth and other anniversaries with family.

George B. Stemen

Country Parties and Birthday Social Gatherings Notebook

A long Friday to Sunday series of rural social events from the city area includes a barn dance at Mr and Mrs Joseph Sorde ret in the country with numerous guests, birthday celebrations at Henry Krumbergel and T H Fleming homes, a surprise party for Mr Fleming, and a large twenty fifth wedding anniversary at Fred Griebel’s five miles north of town. Notables include Rev B F Hornady, Mrs Nettie Hubler, and many local families with listed guests and attendees. The month of May features additional gatherings for the Antioch church birthday social and local Ladies Aid plans.

Henry Berghorn Brookside Berghorn Barner Joseph Sorderet Misses Lottie Angela Roy Lucile Williams Felicita Agnes Pranger Frances Layer Carrie Druhot May McDonald Lillian Emma Kuntz Flora Rosa Delegrange Rosa Mary Mason Nida Sharp Jane Grosjean Messrs Frank Lanoir Ernest Henry Krumbergel Cedarville Krumbergel B. F. Hornady T. H. Fleming Washington Township Charles F. Decker Antioch Church Nettie Hubler Fred Griebel St. Joe Road Griebel

Illness halts shopper Mrs Rousch in city courthouse area

Mrs. Rachel Rousch of St. Joe township collapsed in the Huntington city area while shopping near the courthouse corridor. She was attended by medical aid and taken to her daughter Mrs. Bowers at 47 Prospect avenue. In a separate matter, the jury acquitted County Commissioner B. A. Itenweth of bribery charges after a brief deliberation.

Rachel Rousch Joseph Rousch St. Joe Township Court House Bowers Prospect Avenue Huntington B. A. Itenweth

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