Local Notes From Fort Wayne Daily News
Local items include births, visits, and engagements. Miss Geergen and Miss Hackett visit relatives. Corporal Ed Biddle, formerly of the 2028 New York Infantry, visits city friends. A three year old suffers a mouth injury from a stick. diphtheria case quarantined at 106 Barr street. Mary Pennington to marry William Turner June 14 at home. Miss Smyser praised as a top soprano. A new drug store planned on South Hanna street. many residents recover from illness. Memorial Day band uniforms and music planned. various travels and social visits noted.
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W. C. Patterson
Buchanan
Geergen
Rachel
Hackett
Pennsylvania
Ed Biddle
New York Infantry
Fort Wayne
John Shilts
George Wymer
Decatur
Ind
William Schotemeyer
Bunker Hill
Eas
George S. Hail
Barr Street
Charles Pennington
Jamestown
Ohio
Mary
William S. Turner
Miss Pennington
James A. Armstrong
Turner
J. A. Armstrong & Co
Federation of Women's Clubs
Terre Haute
The
Terre Express
Helen T.smyser
Mary Smith
Fairfield Avenue
Bass Street
Chambers
Lake Erie and
Western
Purdue
Lake Erie and Western
George Lepper
Lepper
East Jefferson Street
Fouston
Texas
West Jefferson Street
S. E. Moon
Prospect Avenue
Detroit
W. E. Griffin
Huntington
St. Patrick’s Church
Rome City
Edith Yarnelle
Mary Shoaff
Williamstown
Williams’ College
Ralph Yarnelle
Fred Shoaff
Ed. Biddle
Ewing Street
Havana
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Regiment
Indiana
Robison Park
Rhienhart Sitterli
Bass Blacksmith Shop
Germany
New York
Old Country
Albert Nichter
Henry Ortman
Paul Stahl
Calhoun Street
Mora- Augat
Shéan
Address to Fort Wayne Citizens on Sunday observance
The piece argues Sunday observance is essential to Christian civilization and civil liberty. It cites European trends, U S court actions in New York and Rochester, and describes Sunday ball games being prohibited to protect public order and the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
New York State
Rochester
Supreme Court
Day
Grand Jury
Buffalo
Supreme Court of New York
Hardin
A Plea for the Sabbath Address by Fort Wayne Ministerial Association
The Fort Wayne Ministerial Association gathered in Berry Street M E church to oppose Sunday baseball Sunday excursions and other Sabbath desecration. An address and resolutions were read urging Christians and citizens to support Sunday observance and enforcement of Sunday laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Vicious dog attacks babe in city alley
Three year old Robert Morene, son of Mr and Mrs William Morene of 168 Maumee avenue, was badly bitten by a bulldog while playing in an alley. The dog seized his right cheek, causing two deep gashes that nearly reached the eye. Dr G C Siemen treated and sewed the wounds, and the dog owner, Broeckemeyer, faces action from Officer Tremmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schoch
Charles Meyer
Robert Ward
Otis
Raymond McKinley
Viberg’s Lake
Mrs. Kade
Garrett
Kade
William Martin
Martha Kettler
Earl Henchen
Ueidelberg Reformed Church
Elizabeth Eckart
Anna
Henrietta
California
William Geake
Hillsdale
Mich
Geake & Henry
Adams Township
Meyer & Stock
Jacob Ryan
Porto Rico
Will Ryan
Emma Eckles
Hope Hospital
Riverside Avenue
John Strain
Leith
Harrison Streets
Rauch
Robert Morene
William M. Morene
Maumee Avenue
G. C. Siemen
Broeckemeyer
Tremmel
Cyclists in a Wreck at Robison Park
About eight o'clock Sunday evening a party of cyclists at Robison park collided with a rope stretched near an old windmill. The front wheels passed over the rope, rebounded between wheels, and threw the riders into a promiscuous wreck. Mrs Shadle and Mr Lang suffered the most serious injuries while others sustained varying harm as many wheels were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison Park
Joseph Shadle
Harry Lang
Williams
Charles Rendles
Lang
the Park
Country Robbery Reported in Adams Township Home
Sheriff Melching received noon Monday word that the Christian Nietert home in Adams township was robbed Sunday during church services. No property stolen reported yet. Deputies Witte and Snider investigate the premises this afternoon. Robbery suspected to be the work of tramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melching
Christian Nietert
Adams Township
Witte
Snider
Stricken Residents Suffer Strokes in City
Ernest F. Kirchner of 161 Eliza Street and Jacob Schenk, a cigarmaker of 75 Fourth Street, Sun day, both suffered strokes of paralysis. Kirchner is aged with serious condition. Schenk has a critical, full left-side paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Kirchner
Eliza Street
Mr. Kirchner
Jacob Schenk
Fourth Street
Death of county infirmary inmate at 77 years old
John Frederickson an inmate of the county infirmary died suddenly at noon Monday from heart failure. He was 77 and had been in the institution about eight years. He toppled while eating dinner and died within three minutes after being carried to his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederickson
County Infirmary
Airs
Frederickson
Globe Challenge Sale Promises Mystery Discounts
A fragment notes a sale event labeled Globe Challenge, with unclear details on merchandise and pricing. The text mentions wash MG and numbers 35 and 50, but lacks full context or items.
New Haven Briefs and Owls Top Monroeville 25 to 36
In New Haven the Owls defeated Monroeville by 25 to 36 with strong batting led by Zeddis Ruth Munchland Stien man Mundorf. Visitors included Mrs. Ford from Fort Wayne and Miss Jennie Gothe of Fort Wayne visiting relatives. Local notes report injuries and activities from residents such as Thomas Hazlett recovering from a log unloading accident and finger injury to Creighton Butler while yard work.
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Ford
Fort Wayne
Owls
Monroeville
Zeddis
Ruth
Munchland
Stienman
Mundorf
Pond
Columbia City
J. Fond
Will Stocks
Thomas Hazlett
Frank Meyers
City Trucking Company
Globe Challenge Sale highlights lowered prices
The advertisement promotes deep discounts across men and boys clothing and accessories. Linen cuffs and collars cut to low prices, with limited quantities per customer. Large reductions on suits, top coats, sweaters, hats, and children’s wear, inviting shoppers to see the display and the grand challenge sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cts
Kane's Weekly Low Prices Attract Shoppers In Bryan
Kane's store at 24 Calhoun street offers daily bargains on hosiery parasols umbrellas croquet sets trunks baby carriages fishing tackle pocket knives and more. Eugene McLaughlin of Portland Ind suffers a fractured jaw after an accident while alighting from a wagon near South Oxthoun Street, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Calhoun’ Street
Eugene McLaughlin
Portland
Ind
Care of Baby Chicks and Egg Quality Insights
A rural column urges careful chick rearing with sunny, dry coops and regular lice checks on hens. It recommends rolled oats and millet as feed, strict housing, clean water, varied scraps, and protection from cold and rain to maximize hatch success and growth. The piece cites Alma Cole Pickering and notes government findings that brown and white eggs have no meaningful difference in food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy
Alma Cole Pickering
Agricultural Boreau
Feeding Meat for Hens and Poultry Lighting in the House
The text advises feeding ground meat or bones separately to hens on special days, not more than twice or three times weekly, with meals at night every three days in a trough. It stresses light in the poultry house as essential for health and cheerfulness, comparing dark conditions to unproductive plants. It briefly mentions a fruit jelly recipe using gelatin and lemon juice.
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Maine
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Ad. Link
Ineteen
William “Soest
Kiam Repa
Hiticket
F. Regedanz
Hanna Street
Regedanz
Meyer Drug Store
Eugene Thayer
South Hanpa "Street
DeWald Dry - Goods Co
Miller
United Missionary Societies of the
Third Presbyterian Church
Charles Harley
Michigan City
Cedar Creek Township
J. W. Younge
Culver Military Academy
1899
W. A. Jones
Toledo
Ada Crawford
Roanoke
T. E. Mason
Columbia Avenue
Reer
Rae
Association
Babe
WH. Morene
Globe, A. K. Hurst & Co
New Haven
Globe Challenge Sale
Bryan
Weill
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