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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1908

Page

6

Death of Mrs Margaret Kress on Golden Wedding Day

Mrs Margaret Kress aged 69 wife of John N Kress died at 9 50 Sunday morning at 2525 Broadway after long illness She and her husband celebrated their golden wedding in April Born in Trumbull County Ohio in 1839 she spent most of her life on a Lafayette street farm Survived by three children Edward Louis and Anna Peters Four children predeceased her A devout member of St Johns Reformed church Funeral services Wednesday 130 from the residence and 2 from the church

Margaret Kress John N. Kress Broadway Mr. Peters Westphalia Germany America Edward Louis Anna Peters St. John’s Reformed Church

Civil War Widow Remains Honored in Fort Wayne Family

The widow wife stayed during her husband's over three years in Civil War service. Mr and Mrs Kress moved to Fort Wayne about fifteen years ago. Surviving are the husband and six children. She was an eminent member of the corps. Funeral services will be held from Wayne Street Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon.

Kress Fort. Wayne Wayne ‘Street

Fort Wayne Pioneer Citizen Christian Schroeder Dies

Christian Louis Schroeder a longtime Fort Wayne resident and noted pioneer citizen died early Tuesday at his home 415 West Superior street He was nearly 81 and had suffered failing health for some time Born in Benningen Germany January 1 1827 he grew to manhood there and served three years aboard a man of war

Christian Louis Schroeder Fort Wayne West Superior Street Mr. Schroeder Benningstein Germany

Emigrant Arrives in Fort Wayne in 1852

The man traveled to America in 1852 and arrived in Fort Wayne on June 18 by the Wabash and Erie Canal. He soon found work in his trade, marking the start of his years-long career.

America Fort Wayne Erie Canal

Obituary of Schroeder Family Member Dies at Home

The deceased, a charter member of St. John's Lutheran church who helped build the first church, died after two years of marriage last March. Survived by widow and son Louis S. C. Schroeder and grandson Carl Schroeder, a Michigan university student. Another son Charles J. H. Schroeder died earlier. Funeral services Thursday at 2 PM from the residence. Flowers omitted.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Louis S. C. Schroeder Carl Schroeder Michigan University Charles J. H. Schroeder

Infant son of Kotowitz dies after four months

Anton Kotowitz infant son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kotowitz, 1307 Hayden Street, died at 4 40 PM Monday aged four months. Funeral services were held at St Peters Catholic Church at 2 00 PM.

Anton Kotowitz Andrew Kotowitz Hayden Street

Aaron L Brown dies in New Haven at 56

Aaron L Brown a well known New Haven liveryman died at his home at 11 45 Tuesday aged 56 after a pneumonia attack begun last Wednesday He lived most of his life in New Haven born Stark County Ohio Survived by widow and eleven children including Clarence Brown and Mrs Albert Offner of Fort Wayne A brother Joseph Brown of Fort Wayne and sisters Mrs Clark Shawnee Oklahoma Mrs Mary Kearn Braddock Pa Mrs Rebecca Zehndner and Mrs Melissa Beaver Fort Wayne He belonged to Ancient Order of Hibernians Catholic Knights of America and Catholic Benevolent Association Funeral Friday at 9 from St John Catholic Church New Haven

Aaron L. Brown New Haven Mr. Brown Stark County Clarence Brown Albert Offner Fort Wayne Joseph Brown Clark Shawnee The Catholic Benevolent Association St. John’s Catholic Church

Fort Wayne Resident Louis Aman Dies at 67

Louis Aman of Fort Wayne died at 11 30 Saturday at his home 623 Washington Boulevard East at age 67. Death was due to dropsy and complications.

Louis Aman Fort Wayne Washington Boulevard East

Aman Family Tributes Following Local Man's Death

City resident died in February last. Surviving children include Joseph Aman of the Rurode store Celia Aman of the People's store John Aman of Detroit and Mayme and Angeline Aman. Half-sisters are Mrs. John Blasing Mrs. Fred Woodbaker Mrs. John Murray and Miss Angeline Fischer a half-brother is Anthony Fischer of Indianapolis. Mr Aman belonged to St Mary's Catholic church and supported all church men's societies.

Widow Catherine Schonell Dies at 72 in Columbia City

Mrs Catherine Schonell widow of William Schonell died Thursday afternoon in Columbia City at age 72. She had long lived in Fort Wayne. Survived by four children Mrs Gee Jordan of Dayton Henry Schonell of Hymera Indiana William Schonell of Fort Wayne and Mrs William Robbins of Stuttgart Arkansas. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon in Columbia City.

Catherine Schonell William Schonell Columbia City

Death of Fort Wayne Resident John M. Houlihan at 78

John M. Houlihan of Fort Wayne died at 11 o clock Friday at St Rovhus hospital aged 78 due to age. He leaves three sons and a daughter Johanna and John Houlihan of Fort Wayne James Houlihan of Pullman Illinois. He was a member of St Patrick's Catholic church. Funeral services Monday at 8 30 from his son John J Houlihan 441 West Williams Street and 9 from St Patrick's church.

John M. Houlihan Fort Wayne St. Rovhus’ Hospital Houlihan John Houlihan Johanna Houlihan James Houlihan Pullman Ill St. Patrick’s Catholic Church John J. Houlihan West Williams Street St. Patrick’s Church

Death of Harry Garland Turner Diphtheria Victim

Harry Garland Turner aged three, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Matthew Turner of 2135 Hanna Street, died Thursday afternoon from diphtheria. Funeral services were held privately and he was interred at Eel River Cemetery.

Harry Garland Turner Harry Matthew Turner Hanna Street Eel River Cemetery

Mary Betts Dies at 68 in Paraly sis Illness

Mrs Mary Betts aged 68 died Thursday at the family home 1020 Walter Street after a long illness described as paralysis. She was the widow of James Betts and a native of Ireland.

Mary Betts Walter Street James Betts Ireland

Betts Family Services Set For Monday at St. Bees

Wayne, a sister, another sister and two brothers reside in Ireland. Mrs Betts was a devoted member of the Cathedral congregation. Funeral services Monday from St. Bees Catholic church at Columbia ty.

Wayne Ireland

Mrs Margaret Halle Dies After Illness At 65

Mrs Margaret Halle wife of An drew Halle died at 3 am Friday at 322 Murray Street after a complication of diseases at age 65. Born in Germany she came to America forty eight years ago and was highly esteemed. Survived by husband and six children William Carrie Rose Lena Mrs Kickley and Jacob Kramer in Chicago. She was a member of the Rosary Society of St Peter's Catholic Church.

Margaret Halle Andrew Halle Murray Street George Halle Halle Germany America William Carrie Rose Lena Halle C. Kickley Jacob Kramer Chicago Rosary Society St. Peter’s Catholic Church

Death of Miss Clara Axt After House Stair Accident

Miss Clara Axt, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Axt of 454 East Lewis street, died at 8:40 Saturday morning from concussion and complications after injuries from a fall five months earlier. Survived by parents, two brothers Carl and Chester, and two sisters Emma and Millie. Funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 from the residence and 2 at St Paul’s Lutheran Church.

Clara Axt Charles Axt East Lewis Street Miss Axt Fort Wayne Business College Carl Chester Emma Millie Axt Walther League of

William B Empie Dies in Arkansas at 78

William B Empie formerly of Fort Wayne died recently at his Newport Arkansas home at age seventy eight. He once served as agent at the Wabash freight house in Fort Wayne. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Van Dyke a brother Thomas B Empie of Fort Wayne and two sisters Mrs Marie Hill of Staten Island New York and Mrs A Newkirk of Fultonville New York. The body arrived in Fort Wayne Sunday morning and was taken to Lindenwood for funeral arrangements.

William B. Empie Fort Wayne Newport Ark Empie Wabash van Dyke Thomas B. Empie Marie Hill Staten Island N. Y A. ¥. Newkirk Fultonville LN. YY Fort Lindenwood

German-born Adams township resident dies at 82

The 82 year old German born resident of Adams township near Fort Wayne died after paralysis last summer from complications of diseases. He came to America in 1848 settling in Fort Wayne then moved to Adams township where he lived out his life. He leaves two children Henry Schaper and Mrs. William Hartman and two stepchildren Edmund Schroeder and Mrs. Sophia Rodenbeck along with 22 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The wife and two sons had died earlier. Funeral services will be held noon and a church service at 1 30 from the Martini Lutheran church with Rev Stock officiating.

Fort Wayne Adams Township Schaper Germany America Henry Schaper William Hartman Edmund Schroeder Sophia Rodenbeck

Mrs Caroline Lepper Dead After Illness in Ohio Home

Mrs Caroline Lepper died Saturday night at 1035 Maumee avenue from pneumonia after a period of failing health. Born in Germany she came to America as a girl with her parents August and Maria Eggeman. She married Fred Lepper eleven years ago and is survived by her husband a daughter her parents three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 am from the residence and then from St Marys Catholic Church.

Caroline Lepper Fred Lepper Maumee Avenue Lepper Germany America August Eggeman St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Mrs Sophia Miller Dies At 51 In Fort Wayne

Mrs Sophia Miller wife of Frederick J Miller druggist died at 3 pm Sunday at the family home Lafayette and Wallace streets aged 51 born in Abolttown moved to Fort Wayne early in life married 31 years ago survived by husband seven children Albert Manth Frederick Edward Adelia Henry William Arthur Miller all of Fort Wayne three brothers and two sisters Jacob Luckey Fort Wayne Anthony Luckey South Bend Frank Luckey Michigan Mrs Nicholas

Sophia Miller Frederick J. Miller Lafayette Wallace Streets Miller Abolt Township Fort Wayne Albert Manth Frederick Edward Adelia Henry William Arthur Miller Jacob Luckey Anthony ‘Luckey South Bend Frank. Luckey Michigan Nicholas

Rusher Widow Dies at 82 in Allen County Home

Mrs. Margaret D. Rusher widow of Michael Rusher died at 10 p m Sunday at her daughter Mrs William C Stall home northeast of the city. Age 82 years 10 days death due to paralysis after four weeks illness. Born in Stark County Ohio she lived in Huntington and Allen counties. Survived by four daughters and three sons twenty seven grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren. Interment planned in Huntington county near Bip pus. Also notes Amos Weesner Converse merchant who eloped with a store employee returns forgiven by his wife after public repentance at the Christian church.

Margaret D. Rusher Michael Rusher William QC. Stall Rusher Stark County Ohio Huntington County Allen County Jacob Schwartz Texaline Texas Daniel Schwartz Huntington William O. Stall St.Joseph Township Fred Stevens Andrews John D. Rusher Bracken D. E. Rusher A. M. Rusher Kokomo Bippus Amos Weesner Converse Weesner The Christian Church

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Earnest Gabler Everett Emerson Adam Schaaf Piano Knabe Reed Be Grobman Sumner Chute & Butler Ebersole Plumadore Gomes Sock Ier C. Louis Schroeder Kotowitz BROWN Schonell Turner Martini Lutheran Church Rev. Stock
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