Mrs Felestia Guibeler Dies At Hoagland After Illness
Mrs Felestia M Guibeler a longtime Allen county resident died Saturday at Hoagland from congestion of the lungs after five days illness She was sixty six born in France came to Allen county at twelve married Casimir Urbine had two children A F Urbine and Mrs Louisa Colbert Her second husband Jeremiah Guibeler died in 1876 funeral held Monday at Arcola Catholic church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felestia M. Guibeler
Allen County
Hoagland
Guibeler
France
Oloria
Arcola
Casimir Urbine
A. F. Urbine
Gilman
Iowa
Louisa Colbert
Mishawaka
Husbad
Jeremiah Guibeler
Clementine Miller
August J. Guibeler
Manitowish
Wis
Cilotilda
John M. Taylor Dies. Former Allen County Treasurer
John M. Taylor 68 a former Allen county treasurer from 1880 to 1884 died Friday at the home of his son‑in‑law in Churubusco after a paralytic stroke. Born in 1831 in Cleveland he moved to Eel River township as a child and spent years as a farmer and teacher. Survived by three children Judson M. Taylor George A. Taylor and Mrs. Carvie M. Leiter. funeral held at Eel River Baptist church with Masonic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Taylor
Allen County
J. D. Leiter
Churubusco
Mr. Taylor
Cleveland
Eel River Township
Leiter
Taylor
Mary Jane Bennett
Judson M. Taylor
George A. Taylor
Carvie M. Leiter
Carvie M. Leiter. Mr. Taylor Was A Member of Churubusco Lodge No. 575
A. M
Eel River Baptist Church
Horace McDuffy
Earl Johnson
A. R. Jackson
James Grocock
Lemuel Riley
Sylvester Emrick
Miss Jessie Humphrey Dies After Epinal Meningitis
Miss Jessie Humphrey a leading city schools teacher died at six Saturday evening from acute epinal meningitis at her brother George Humphrey’s Harmer street home. She served twenty years in the Jefferson school and remained at her post Friday despite faint signs of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Humphrey
George D. Humphrey
George Humphrey
Harmer Street
Miss Humphrey
Jefferson
Funeral services held for local residents
Messrs. George and James Humphrey and Mrs. Charles Guild of this city and Mrs. N. H. Goodwin of Orange N J had funeral services from 76 Harmer street Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev L L Henson of the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and James Humphrey
Charles Guild
N. H. Goodwin
Orange
N. J
Harmer Street
L. L. Henson
The
Baptist Church
Death of George Young at St Joseph Hospital
George Young died at St Joseph Hospital Saturday evening at 9 o clock from lockjaw. He was sixty five, formerly employed by Frank Bogash the horseman. A week earlier he fell in the barn and injured his hand on a rusty nail. He quit work and Bogash heard nothing until his death was announced. He entered the hospital two days before dying, giving little information about himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
St. Joseph Hospital
Lockjaw
Young
Frank Bogash
Death of Clement N Herres at age seven
Clement Nicholas Herres died Saturday evening at the family home corner New Haven avenue and Piqua road from blood poisoning after a three week illness. Services will be held Tuesday at 9 o clock from St Marys Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Nicholas Herres
John Herres
New Haven Avenue
Piqua Road
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rose Child Edwin Rose Dies of Scarlet Fever
Edwin Rose four years old, child of Mr and Mrs Christian Rose of 26 Lavina Street, died Saturday evening from scarlet fever. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the residence and were private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rose
Christian Rose
Lavina Street
Deardorff Rites Held For Mrs Annie E Deardorff
Mrs Annie E Deardorff died after a long illness at age forty at her Romy road home four miles west of the city. She was wife of Osra Deardorff and daughter of Dr Brookfield Gard. Survived by two children Charles and Susie. She was active in Wayne Street M E Church since infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Deardorff
Romy Gravel Road
Infant Edward Benon Dies at Five Weeks
Edward Benon died Sunday night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Robinson 216 St Marys avenue from indigestion aged five weeks. The funeral was held Tuesday with interment at Eel River cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Benon
George Robinson
St. Mary’s Avenue
Eel River
Death of Marion farmer Henry Sack at 49
Henry Sack of Marion township died at his home on Monday evening from dropsy. A lifelong resident, he was 49, survived by his widow and twelve children. He was a Catholic church member from Hesse Cassel. Funeral services are set for Thursday morning at the residence and at the Catholic church in Hesse Cassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sack
Marion Township
Mr. Sack
Hesse Cassel
Henry
Joseph
Lena
Katherine
John
Elizabeth
Clara
Anthony
Matilda
Jacob
Charles
Sorg
Fort Wayne United Methodist Bank Offering Moves Forward
Fort Wayne churches join the twentieth century movement to raise twenty million dollars and two million converts for religious and educational aims. Indiana Methodists report pledges already surpassing one million and detail plans to endow DePauw University and support churches, hospitals, and schools across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Berry Street
M. E
Cc. C. Cissell
E. M. Mills
Hickman
DePauw University
England
R. W. Parks
America
Methodists
Indiana
Greencastle
Dru. Hickman
Dr. Mills
New York
Mills
St. Paul's Church
Wayne Street
Trinity
Simpson Church
New Haven Items Highlight Local Ventures and People
Leon Yeaman failed the navy apprenticeship physical in Chicago last Wednesday and returned home disappointed. Thomas Finan runs the New Haven grain elevator, earning farmers’ trust and boosting city business. Jack Travis, now living with his family on East Summit, works at the elevator. Carrie Boone returns to Indianapolis after visiting Mrs. Robbins. Friends celebrated Thos. Dowling’s birthday with a surprise gathering. Al Smith suffered a severe accident at Schnelker’s factory. clothing torn and bruised but no bones broken. Fred Raider moves his family to Roanoke, Indiana. about thirty M. E. church members hosted a pound party for Miss Sarah Bell on the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blasing
North Broadway
Mesdames O. J. Pond
L. S. Null
I. Black
New Haven
Masonic Temple
Arthur Bixby
Chicago
United States Navy
Arthur
Sam
Willl
San Francisco
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Mary Reed
Leon Yeaman
Thos. Zd. Finan
Tom
Jack
Travis
Culver
East Summit Street
Carrie Boone
Robbins
Indianapolis
Thos. Dowling
Schnelker
al. Smith
Fred Raider
Roanoke
Ind
M. E. Church
Sarah Bell
Dawkins Local Notes From Dawkins School District
The community reports thinning quail fields and extensive corn husking. A. W. Gregg expands his home with a new shingle roof and Ed. White adds a dwelling addition. Gregg signs a five thousand bushel corn contract with H. H. Rosse of Edgerton. Rev E A Bunner closes a meeting at the Dawkins schoolhouse and will preach there biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warn Gregg
John Emmons
Pennville
Ind
A. W. Gregg
Ed. White
Miller Brothers
H. H. Rosse
Edgerton
Johnney White
Tom Bloom
Henry Bloom
Huntington
E. A. Bunner Hasy
Dawkins School House
M. E. Church
Bollinger School House
Hubler's Union Chapel and Local Happenings
Mid week service at Hubler's Union Chapel each Thursday with Sunday school thriving. New books purchased. Local news notes include a horse death belonging to Claude Racine, George Miller's new buggy, Peter Hubler's slow recovery, Maxwell's fall relics display, and a corn husker at Barcot and Letio doing well. Quail hunting active with two hunters per quail. George Gillie recovering from a gunshot wound and ready to hunt. Mike Hibler returned home after typhoid. Editor James McMahon visiting. Uncle Sam stamps advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Racine
George Miller
George
Peter Hubler
Maxwell
Scarlet School
Barcot
Letio
Farm of Christ
Rose
Henry Rose
C. H. Rose
Claire
Mike Hibler
Fort Wayne
George Gillie
Special Wrapper Sale Offers Bargains on Ladies Wear
Special Wrapper Sale highlights 25 dozen fleece lined wrap pers at 1.00, ladies natural wool vests and pants 0.50, underwear 0.25, ladies union suits 0.50 to 1.50, children's union suits 0.22 to 0.50, 5 cases 8c baled fiber 5c, plus hosiery in cotton wool and fleece lined.
Allen county teacher Otto Felger hospitalized after appendectomy
Otto Felger a well known Allen county school teacher living in Lake township is at St Joseph hospital convalescing from an appendectomy performed three days ago by Dr Maurice Rosen His condition is extremely critical at this writing according to hospital staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Felger
Allen County
Lake’ Township
St. Joseph Hospital
Maurice Rosen
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Mrs. Guibeler
John M
Humphrey
BENON
the Methodists
Cocking
Bunner
Dawkins
Hubler’s
James McMahon
Crestline, Ohio
News-Democrat
Uncle Sam
Beecham
Ata
TAFTS
Ireatest
Cloak Sale
Calhoun St
Boots
Simegor
Syed i
Sam, Pete & Max’s
Calhoun Street
H. B. Tobey
C. J. Welker
Schmitz
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