Memorial Funeral Honors Former Mayor Mahler in Fort Wayne
Charles F. Mahler laid to rest in solemn Catholic rites led by Very Rev J H Guendling with a large civic and religious procession. Rev Father Durham delivered a moving sermon urging readiness for death as the city mourns a respected, upright public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Muhler
Wayne Street
Daseler
St. Bernard Branch
Catholic Knights of America
Fort Wayne Lodge of Elks
Messrs
E. C. Burode
George H. Wilson
A. Hattersley
W. H. Dreier
B. 8S. O'Connor, G. W. Pixley, J. M. Kane and W. P. Breen
Messrs. A. F. Glutting
John Mohr
Louis Fox
John B. Reuss
M. W. Walsh
R. W. T. DeWald
W. M. McKinnie
Murray Hartnett
Calhoun
J. H. Guendling
M. J. Byrne
John Durham
Mr. Mahler
Father Durham
Rev. Durham
Earth
Mahler
Durham
Christ
Fort Wayne
Columbia Street Bridge
Hoagland News Briefs and Local Travels
Lewis Miller plans an addition to his house. Estella Smith spent Sunday in Berne. James Robinson nears recovery at his sister Emma Small's home. Dessie Lipes and Fort Wayne kin visit her parents. Carson Surface visits Bert Summers from Loon Lake. Grace McWhirter accompanies Geneva sister Jen Miller home. Memorial sermon by Rev. Jones draws large crowd. Claude Whitcomb of the 160th Indiana returns to Mt. Pleasant Michigan with Corporal Sandy Bollinger. Local cyclists attend Wayne event. many travel home late. James and Mrs. English visit Fort Wayne relatives. S. M. Hubler heads to Wray, Colorado with Mrs. Barkley and family. Grace Small returns from Echo visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Emma Small
Dessie Lipes
Fort Wayne
Carson Surface
Loon Lake
Bert Summers
Jen Miller
Geneva
Grace McWhirter
Jones
M. E
Claude Whitcomb
160Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Sandy Bollinger
160Th
Wayne
Bryan
James English
S. M. Hubler
Wray
Col
Mune Barkley
Grace Small
Echo
Beech church to hear Rev Harris and local visits noted
In Lafayette Township Rev Harris of Fort Wayne will preach at Beech church Thursday night. Mrs Maggie Maxwell of Fort Wayne visited relatives this week. Mrs Minnie Sheeks, visiting her mother Lydia Wilkerson, left for Chicago Saturday. Isaac Dawes of Clay Center Kansas visits sister in law Samuel Young who is ill. An ice cream and strawberry festival at Montgon chapel Saturday evening June 3 will fund interior repairs. Large crowd attended the corner stone lay ing of the new Catholic church northwest of Roanoke. Stringtown orchestra met W B Crabbs Friday, playing fine music. Kelsey graveyard received its annual cleaning with about seventy five present. It is regularly done each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Harris
Fort Wayne
Beech Church
Maggie Maxwell
Minnie Sheeks
Lydia Wilkerson
Chicago
Isaac Dawes
Clay Center
Kas
Samuel Young
Montgon Chapel
New Catholic
Roanoke
Stringtown Orchestra
W. B. Crabbs
Kelsey Graveyard
Wedding Announcement in Zune
A wedding has been announced in Zune. The couple will wed in a ceremony in Zune with details yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zune
African Geese. breeding and market notes by Cushman
African geese offer advantages over Embden and Toulouse for cross breeding with faster growth, large eggs, and strong laying when fertile. African ganders are highly active, supporting higher fertility, though dark bills and skin can lower meat value. Crosses with Embden or Brown China provide varied outcomes, with Brown Chinese crosses useful where fattening and white goslings are less critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulouse
Samuel Cushman
Oyster Shells and Grit Types for Hens Feeding
Repeated experiments show oyster shells not essential as shell material but valuable as grit. Recommend feeding crushed oyster shell during laying. one pound provides lime for about seventy eggs. Fine limestone gravel may also supply lime. avoid sharp glass or dry bone in grit. Grit size should be between wheat and corn kernels. Excessively available glass poses risks when lime is scarce. Ensure ample grit within reach to aid digestion. Also includes breeding stock tips from W M Conch and notes on Leyson Island birds and mass egg gathering by birds.
Sabinal saloon tragedy leads to jail escape plot
In Sabinal a man is shot in Déaf Smith's saloon, setting off a chain of events centered on Kate O Neill and her lover Aleck Hadden. Ab Green dies, Burrell flees after a hard bargain, and a mob storms the jail as Kate and Aleck sacrifice themselves in a dramatic climax. Kate confesses love as Hadden defends a fair trial while dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Déaf Smith
Sabinal
Kate O'Neill
Kate O’ Neill
Honss
Abner Green
Ab Green
George Borrell
Bill Runnion
Burrell
Kate
Justa
George Burrell
Aleck Hadden
Hadden
Aleck
George
Green
Aradden
Kise
Seifre
Beant Hadden
Barrell
George Barrell
Borrell
Ali
Texas
Hondo
Hendo
Aleqk
Abper Green
Boya
Judas
Runnion
Peru’s View Of The Case Sparks Fort Wayne Debate
The Peru Journal argues Fort Wayne business leaders overstate chances of the Wabash losing the Eel River case. It predicts likely court decision in favor of the Wabash or a temporary continuance, dismissing a new Fort Wayne line as unlikely. It also notes six new furnaces to be installed at the Feeble Minded Youth Home at $3000, fan blast type dispersing heat and cold air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru Journal
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
Butler
Chili
Detroit
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C. F. Muhler
Hoagland
Lewis Miller
Estella Smith
Berne
Lafayette Township
W. M. Conch
Poultry Monthly
Leyson Island
Honolulu
Francis Livingston
Fahith
Dibrugarh
Asia
Calcutta
Peru
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Trang Run
Br Centra
Sundap
Smavs
Valparaiso
Plymouth
New York
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Mansfield
Lima
Canton
Crestlina
Crestline
Pitteburg
Philadelphia
Ham
Gann Rapids
Indiana
B.H. Inoffees
Hoste
Grand Rapids and
North
Bishaood and
Cincionati
van Burer Street Union
Tayne
Davart
Eaatera Express
New England
Sholay
FT. Wyre & Wester
East Boy
Ford Wayne
Toledovie G
Hao
Cinenay
Avia
Golanoes
Talon
Bundazy
Lesnet — Geemere Macnee Eepreee
Wall
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