Local social notes and court actions from Tusilve Fiwnce
The column records multiple life events including a divorce suit by Emma L. Benviict against Sven Williams, and notices of marriages, visits, and injuries. It mentions Floyd Praugh and Nov B. Smith, Miss Helen Jones's visit to Monroeville with a severe fall, an injunction involving Wary E. Rose, and local business moves. Also notes about a new electric plant bid, a wedding in Wayneelian, and various local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Praugh
Nov B. Smith
Mia
Emma L. Benviict
Svan Williams
Beneiliel
Blitenzer
Warner
Cxthering Heltler
East DuWald Elven
Heten Jones
Monroeville
Ins
E. Rose
W. G Dolerick
J. Olds
Olds Construction Company
Oldscisons
Worl
HL G. Milley
Akron
Ohio
Hison
Harry
Minde Hirst
Adolph Thirsh
Edward T. Musluer
Tacleon
Wayneelian
Anpei
Hyde
Jones & Tint
Avene
Piteeday
Iving
Aveline Cigar
Ales
Petey Ue
Popmker Iostelry
Kredinest
Tal
Sehateldey
Nice
Bete de Kamae
Bleractit
A. Fox
Maventher
Catlewail
Walqueen
Vetreddt
Torys Shing
Jacoph
Ghirveth
Macy Moorca
Divorce Notice From Mahi Tachmeyer Case
KOUBT NOTES. Winachumyor seeks divorce from Mahi Tachmeyer with claims against Taunie Lizaboont. Proceedings reference Hermal Ov Aagnes, October dates, and a pending complaint. Georgew involvement noted, while William Mackineyer sues for defiance of divorce terms. Local court actions tied to plat G and feeder area south of Fourth Street.
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Winachumyor
Mahi Tachmeyer
Lizaboont
Hermal
William Mackineyer
Mayet Tackauuyn
Deatholiiiss
Fourth Street
Enitor Sees Wonders In Cave Explosion
In Toepingum Tennessee Auor W. Ve Barry sustains severe burns from a cave explosion at Vantmott Cave. The article touts Behren's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for aches injuries inflammation and eruptions, and cites a quoted price of 250 at Dreier Bros.
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Auor W. Ve Barry
Toepingum
Tenn
Vantmott Cave
Pitre
Behren
Dreier Bro
Pritchard Dies in Dayton After Illness
Bonuel Pritchard longtime resident of Dayvo died Monday in Dayton Ohio from pulmonary tuberculosis at BF years. Burial will be in South Whitley. Surviving are the widow and three daughters Miss Dodie Pritchard Miss Myrtle Pritchard and Mrs. George A. Dehn. Former Fort Wayne resident employed at Tousningnate wills and the Bond Ceveamits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonuel Pritchard
Monlay
Dayton
Olli
South Whitley
Dodie Pritchard
City
Myrtle Pritchard
Minneapolis
George A. Dehn
Havana
Fort Wayne
My. Pritchard
Stilinat-inthigoins Wedding at 131 Holmway Street
Frank A. Stenis and Miss Flory M Higains wed Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents residence 131 Holmway Street Stevens J W Take officiating. About twenty five guests attended the ceremony and the couple received many wedding gifts. A reception and supper followed with dancing in the evening. The groom, Willy Brain, is a conductor on the local railway. The couple will reside at 1 Holman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Stenis
Miss Flory
M. Higains
Eiby
Polick
Holwmay Street
Stev
J. W
Man fatally crushed at Pennsylvania coal docks accident
At the Pennsylvania coal docks a man named William B. Glossop died five hours after being struck by a locomotive. The mishap occurred around 7:40 AM as engine 402 moved toward the roundhouse. Glossop stepped from the cab and was caught between the wheels, suffering severe injuries and later succumbing at St Joseph Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buynsylvania
Willian
B. Glossop
Jared Thatle
Grand Rapids
Mms
St. Joseph Hospital
Sidanca
Medeor
Lelinn
Qin
Funn
Olorsap
Vuxide
Boreenteeot
George Id
Pitteburg
Jossap
Adana
Fragmented OCR Notices Offer Free Sample Copy
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names and odd phrases, resembling a damaged public notice or classified sheet. It mentions a weekly offer of a free sample copy and includes many personal names and scattered lines about subscriptions and prices.
Promises to Hetorm and a Township Farmer
A fragmentary report describes a farmer from Cedne Crweke township facing police action after a Tuesday incident. The account mentions a motive linked to a wave with Foot Wayne whisky and a pursued sentence, with unclear details and unconfirmed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crweke
Wayne
Wil. Cox
Rehm Klepper Wedding at 10 Wilk Slared Home
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the bride's home 10 Wilk Slared. Sophie Tepper daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeary Klepper was married to Ray G. Rehm pastor G Gross of Emanuel's Lutheran Church conducted the ceremony. Guests included relatives and close friends as the bride wore a white Swiss gown with purple trimming and carried a bouquet. The rooms were decorated with palms and decorative towers. The couple left at 12 30 this morning for Cincinnati where they will reside. Mr Rehm formerly lived in this city and has worked with Union News in Cincinnati the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Relim
Clngimntl
Relm
Union News Company
Cincinnati
Wagon company to relocate factory facility
The Amperial company announces relocation from the Coluatin and Warrison streets area to a new site near Larayetie trent. The old plant was destroyed in a prior fire, and the current factory on Tumba and Cliiton streets was deemed unsuitable for expansion. Manager Dolevail reports the move to a larger, cleaner site with about 200 machines expected to operate next week.
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Fort Wayne Fuyuiluve Company
Larayetie Trent
Sul
Duster Waal Frotaty
Riniew
Coluatin
Warrison
Co. Tumba
Cliiton
Funeral Dirge Notice for Terre Haute Figure
A fragmented obituary and tribute item from Terre Haute Indiana notes the funeral rites for a local figure. It mentions Prof Hrelsdpy of the Ring ald band and a composer, with a reception planned and a signed non-disclosure about the music. The garbled text references a Maye and a work titled Mph ie Ieaih Trowel Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Maure
Bondthot
Terre Haute
Olin
Tyro
Buywdinot
Hrelsdpy
Ringald Band
Merendenoy
BBG
Pyle
Alvord Discharged in New York Case
New York November 2 0ly Mr Trew Jauimer discharged Borneliin L Alvord the defaulting mute writer of the Pht National bank from ue ily diduy The smagistrate nald i woe satisfied tet doe teal a jurist tioneat the casa Alvord was atwed for Tue he eat yooM bE as sat a5 hn vendul she covrider he was be arrested by a Lulled Shales ashal and takerc betane United States Cont Mivchimer Bhirkds
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New York
Trew Jauimer
Borneliin L
Takerc Betane
United States
Mivchimer
Trustees of Qalima Seliant for People Minded Youth
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a trusteeship or statement involving a youth oriented group, a term length roughly half a year, and a reported rent or fee around 890. Other readable fragments mention a driving term and a supplier or facility, with names and places unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Qalima
Local Names Teeter in Fragmented Listing
Fragmentary OCR listing shows names including Marnagh Ligensts Claw L Steller Grace G Lutae and others, with stray punctuation and unclear associations. Potential references to individuals such as Ebert Rehm Kloepper Bahn Sinilis and Fomier appear amid garbled text, lacking coherent context or events.
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Claw L. Steller
Grace G. Lutae
Trak
Math Ahi
Geleh Huey
Maya Proven
Nuyn Bo Smit Toh
Kemelen
Ligeie
Ebert
Willim
Rehm
Sophia Kloepper
Floyd Peough
Nora B. Sinilis
Edward W. Bahn
Caroline
Fomier
True from a Buggy Miz Rut Wife of Rew Ral
Miz Rut wife of Rew Ral superintendent of the Reformed Oye pais tome fell when a buggy lurched Friday afternoon She was thrown backward over the axle and struck her head developing serious injuries We are told she was taken to Howie tage Patti for treatment and the incident is under local inquiry
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Miz Rut
Rew
B. Ral
Cape Main
Rulo
Ana
Howie Tage
Patti
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by Heller and Gu
A compilation of property transfers listing numerous parcels, grantor grantee pairs, and locations across townships such as Scipio, Maumee, Wayne, Nemaha, and Wabash. Transactions include the sale of lots, parcels, and undivided interests for sums ranging from 1 to 4,000 dollars, with many entries referencing specific tracts, additions, and surrounding property owners. The document names individuals and entities like Clyde J. and Vera Jackson, Aly Bert A. Jackson, Mary Gee Winde, John Brothers, and George Smith among others, indicating a broad record of real estate activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Heller
Alwtracters
East
Barry
Clyde J. Aid Vera Tackson
Alybert A. Jackson
Scipio
Blyde J
Jackson
JU Ee
A. Tickson
Gee
Henry B. Bouts
Twin A. Wouts
Reichenderfer
Ty Sprag
Fred J. Tayden
Mary Gee Winde
Amiana
John
Brothers
Anno, Vein Beatinis, Oh Nk. Wo May Brothers
Suaeph Edgerton
David O. Smith
Eai
Josephine
Win
Mavlin
Jd C. Smith
Maumee
Edgerton
Lo David “Smit
Haneak
Edgertow Ty Navid
Smith
Pinuntee
Fey
Maumee Ta
Hanna Mh
Edgerton Ts Guu
Myo
Maminer
W.ilgerton
Eh al
Geo
Smi
Seu
Mauanen
Hick Win
Aml South
MG Wateran
AL Brown
Tu Manrueyitle
Sin
Gbas
Minnie Meyre
Bo Jaeob Te Wyatt
Em NZ Amet Ss
Perry
Howell G. Rowlhill
Ob Aly
Mary Pridtchter
Rockhill Betes
Adil
Richard Wid Bla Garver
Lenaington Inc
Mowry
Hickox Aid
Sheldon
Pater
May Devine
Fashine Dodane
Joe
jTaientary Teser
Deny T. Mavray
Benny
Roper
Beiphar
Pt Wabash Wat
Captain Medsker Honored in Indianapolis Report
Local notes report Captain Medsker of Pork Wayne honored as aide de camp in a ceremony in Indianapolis on November 2. The brief item records recognition for service and appointment to a ceremonial post, with limited details and standard archival phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolla
Speerial Kip. TN
Medskur
Wayne
Bee
Rave Explorers and Elixirs Mentioned in Odd Cure Tale
A fragmented 19th century ad style piece touts Electeie Bitters as a panacea for chills fever wolves and other illnesses. It claims explorers and miners were cured, featuring odd spellings and distant places, with promises of health and vigor for readers seeking remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Livingstone
Balasin
Uvede
Five Per Cent Money for Farmers Advertised Loan Offer
C BR Fileh of 65 Clinton Street advertises unlimited farm mortgage loans at 5 percent interest secured by first mortgage on farm property. Contact details are incomplete in the clipping, with a note about a copy of the Ohin Enver available at the office.
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C. BR. Fileh
Clinton St
Hranarty
Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security
O F Tprifer rooms 6 7 bass cloce Ohio parmer ie well bn every member of the farmer s family. This is political reliable and clean and every farmer should be a regular vender of it. For only 10 cents we will have weekly copies sent with our letters.
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Ohio
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Remy Wlavity
T+ Pierce
Davosite
Yrestipe
Floragentates
Punetions
Saul
Ile Caton Messin
Heselach
Otillier
Farmen Stockrainer
Louisville, and Nashville Railroad
Fentncky
Tennessee
Alaham
Kinsissinet
Florida
TOR
Si Allen Co
Call
Wiswonger & Co
Harrison St
Fort Wryne
Ind
U.S
Wy Williams
Mery
Koubt Notes
Enitor
Dayvo
Stilatin—Htigoins
Willlads I. Glossop
Tim OF
Acclonn
Yensous
Cvies
Wim
Lanne
Mary
Bone
Lita Eoker
Fiarian Taplin
Fi Sawyer Turner Souerset
Benlan Wily Broay Owen Tryloy Muncy Tia Hubs Ladud
Tmvoiter
L. A
Fine Lite
Inn
Hetorm
Rehm-Klepper
Laulony
Alvord
Dischanin
Marnagh Ligensts
Medsker
Rave Explorers
Banke Hinric ' Att
Stork and Home Journal
O. F
BASS
Wenger
Connie
Kong Elven
Phawela
Winber
Bop Antlers Peel Gm
Syalirk Ly
Mantiood
vHlahis
Juli Awsiiter
Iri
N. R. Wenger
Lalhoun Atrest
Yort Wayne
George
Hanils
Davis Genego Suave
Vitalletst
Vive
Viitall
Nery Stevan Ra
RTO
Wendt
Vitallets
Heavy Ann
Mandsome Women
Itvac
Lamantar
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