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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
10
The Bookkeeper's Question Sentinels Reminder
The notice requests readers check the address label on their copy and judge the subject of the reminder about a recent communication. It prompts those who forget to verify the label to identify the reminder topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Marriage Licenses Listed in City Registry
The city records twenty two marriage licenses. Couples include William L. Yergens 24 and Irma C. Paul 22. Guy Haire 21 and Alice Gulick 30. William E. Rollins 44 and Alice B. Corcoran 33. Herman F. Hoppe fireman and Bessie B. Griffith. Christian B. G. Spiegel 28 and Lillian M. Korn 26. George F. Dunlap 21 undertaker and Mildred F. Jones 21. Louis J. Frank 24 printer and Gert rude M. Kuehn 18. Richard M. Johnson 49 farmer and Jennie M. Heltzel. Harry Wilcoxson 23 farmer and Nellie M. Pugh 25. Ferdie Walters 29 laborer and Louise Wilks 28. Charlie E. Miller 25 cigarmaker and Bertha M. Marquardt 22. Thomas J. Quinn 28 winder and Loretta M. Swager 28. John S. Schmidt 21 clerk and Mary Traine 19. Glen Abel 28 telegraph operator and Agnes E. Michael 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Yergens
Irma C. Paul
Guy Haire
Alice Gulick
William E. Rollins
Alice B. Corcoran
Herman F. Hoppe
Bessie B. Griffith
Christian B. G. Spiegel
Lillian M. Korn
George F. Dunlap
Mildred F. Jones
Louis J. Frank
Gertrude M. Kuehn
Richard M. Johnson
Farmer
Jennie M. Heltzel
Harry Wilcoxson
Nellie M. Pugh
Ferdie Walters
Louise Wilks
Charlie E. Miller
Bertha M. Marquardt
Thomas J. Quinn
Loretta M. Swager
John S. Schmidt
Mary Traine
Glen Abel
Agnes E. Michael
Births Recorded in Local Township Families
The region notes several newborns to Miami township parents Mr. and Mrs. George Her ber a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scherer of 1237 Maumee avenue welcome a son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Barry of 2470 Smith street greet a son. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Adams of Monroe township announce a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herber
Miami Township
Henry Scherer
Maumee Avenue
Frank L. Barry
Smith Street
Alexander Adams
Monroe Township
Korbley Among Speakers at Sixth Ward Meeting
Democrats of the Sixth ward gathered at 2026 Broadway for a Monday meeting to celebrate Indiana governor election gains and party wins. About three hundred attendees heard speakers including Korbley who just defeated Overstreet for Congress, with other addresses from Colerick Hegerfeld Kerr Greer Hoffman Wells and Gandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Broadway
Marshall
Indiana
John W. Eggeman
Charles’ A.’ Korbley
Overstreet
Congress
Indianapolis
Korbley
Guy Colerick
Christ “Hegerfeld
Thomas’ Greer
E. G. Hoffman
W. 8. Wells
Clyde M. Gandy
Horse and buggy found after Monday disappearance
Sheriff Grice was notified Tuesday that a horse and buggy missing since Monday in Hicksville was found standing at a hitchrack in town. Grice spent much of yesterday trying to locate the rig, which had been seen in the northern part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice
Hicksville
Merchants Back Meat Inspector and City Abattoir Plan
The Retail Merchants association urged the city to appoint a meat inspector to examine farmers meat entries and to amend the meat ordinance. They support a city abattoir at cost or home slaughter with inspection, and oppose licensing fees funding sanitary salaries. They also discussed newspaper competition and admitted new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
A. P. Buchman
Day Board of Health
Buchman
City Board of Health
Board of Public Health
Allen County
Marx Dukes
Fort Wayne
Dukes
Ted
H.J. Keenan
Anthony
Divorce hearing details reveal liquor purchases by minor
In Allen County Court a daughter, thirteen, testified she bought beer and whisky for her father in several local spots including Kelly's saloon and Weinmann's on Fairfield. The case, amid accusations of misconduct, ended with dismissal. separate motions covered custody, alimony, and other court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Potter
Eugene Potter
Superior Court
Kleekamp
Kelly
Chicago Street
Weinmann
Fairfield Avenue
Hendricks Street
Broadway
Rhoades
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Columbia Street
E. V. Emrick
Guy Colerick
Colerick
OG. N. Heaton
Harper and Eggeman
Leonard
Townsend
White
Henry
Hoffner
Cathérine Pooley
Barr
Ada
Thomas Nearny
John
Forfeiture of Bonds for Frank Langly and Hazel Obrey
In Fort Wayne circuit court bonds of Frank Langly and Hazel Obrey were forfeited after they failed to appear for trial. Both are outside the state, and no effort to arrest them is expected. The pair had been in Fort Wayne months, Langly sought in Michigan for embezzlement, and they were accused of robbing a traveling man named Lewis before escaping via the Nickel Plate train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Langly
Hazel Obrey
Fort Wayne
Langly
Michigan
Lewis
Superior Street
Margeret Lavaine
Taik
Ate ‘Witte
Will of Mary L Oakley Filed for Probate and Heir Named
The late Mrs. Mary L Oakley left her property to her son Norman C Franklin under a 1903 will that named her husband Col C B Oakley as beneficiary if alive. Col R S Robertson testified to the signature. Also, Marie R Pequignot was adjudged of unsound mind and sent to the ward for insane at the county infirmary after a violent admission. Mary M Parker seeks divorce from Grant A Parker alleging desertion, married July 4 1889. Special venire of 100 named drawn to try John Stout for murder of Marshal Croy at Woodburn. Grand and petit juries for November term drawn with listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kleekamp
Mary Potter
Eugene Potter
George W. Lindemuth
John Stout
Columbus Cray
Erwin
H. B. Roller
Springfield Township
Ida A. Sonfield
John Sonfield
Fort Wayne Brick Company
Recorder
John Suelzer
Henry Kellar
Henry Hilgemann
Ed. C. Miller
Max Irmscher
Ferdinand Meler
Commissioners
Kees
Milan Township
Mary L. Oakley
Circuit Court
Norman C. Franklin
Col. C. B. Oakley
Col. R. S. Robertson
Marie R. Pequignot
Chestnut Avenue
County Infirmary
Richmond
Court House
Grice
Mary M. Parker
Grant A. Parker
Harry G. Hogan
Commissionera Today
John. Stout
Croyat Woodburn
David Fitck
Perry Township
Leverett ‘Spencer
Elmer
Stble
Eel ‘River
George Kieler
Lake
Jacob Andoffer
Pleasant
William’ Hormap
Marion
Lutheran Hospital Fine Report Highlights Seminary Budget
The Lutheran hospital held its semi annual convention with reports showing income of 15000 dollars and expenses of 13000 dollars leaving a 2000 dollar balance. William Spiegel resigned from the executive board and Rev Theodore F Hahn was elected to succeed him. Miss Ludy of Zanesville was named principal of the Nurse's Training school. Graduation exercises are set for November 25 with Rev August Lange giving the German address and Dr H G Merz speaking in English. Rev Theo F Hahn will confer the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
William Spiegel
Theodore F. Hahn
Ne Reedemer
Miss Ludy
Zanseville, O
Gents Walker
Hospital Chapel
August Lange
Concordia Lutheran Church
H. G. Merz
Theo. F. Hahn
Toler arrested for theft of watches in town
Jeff Toler spent time by the forelock and faced a morning hearing in city court on charges of stealing two watches from J. D. Branstratter. Branstratter found he had no watches or cash after waking in a hotel room and reported the incident to police. Patrolman Spiliner recovered the watches at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hosey
M. H. Ankenbruck
H. O. Bruggeman
A. P. Buchman
August Riethmiller
George W. Gillie
Charles Jesse
Wells Street
Frank
John Leikauf
Health Board
Minnie Miller
James B. Miller
R. B. Dreibelbiss
County Recorder
Freie Presse Company
Jeff Toler
J. D. Branstratter
Brandstratter
Hodekin
Toler
Spiliner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meyer
Hitchrack
Sankers
Aur Ant Feather Company
SALE
Allen County Courts
Raber
R. K. Erwin
Lemuel Wormcastle
Albert E. Thomas
Edward Waters
David L. Pettit
Washington Township
Charles T. Wann
Springfield
Herman J. Burscheidt
St. Louis
Barrill
Bristol
Samuel Morris, Jr
McBride
Ferdinand Meier
McBride Construction Company
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Leonard & Townsend
Uy Olerick
Miss Lady
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