Reception for Mrs. Marshall Honors Fort Wayne Visit
A grand reception for Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall wife of the governor was held Monday at Judge and Mrs. Walter Olds home in Fort Wayne. Over two hundred ladies met the distinguished guest with Yellow and green floral decor by Flick Floral. Mrs. Olds and Mrs. Marshall were assisted by Mrs. Henry Wood Fay. Invitations extend to further social events though Mrs. Marshall may depart tomorrow. Governor and Mrs. Marshall spent the weekend in Columbia City and joined luncheon with Judge Olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Walter Olds
West Berry Street
Fort Wayne
Olds
Mrs. Marshall
Law
Theodore F. Thieme
William 71. Shambaugh
Charles BE. Crall
Tohn A. Thieme
J. M. Dawson
James J. Meriwether
Ruth Beers
Clara Thieme
Helen Colerick
Hadji Dawson
James M. Barrett
Walter A. Barrett
Clark Wickliffe Wedding Announcement
Edith Wickliffe daughter of F D Wickliffe of this city and Merritt H Clark of Chicago were quietly married in a small ceremony. The couple anticipated upcoming nuptials in local society pages.
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Clark—Wickliffe
Mies
Edith Wicklif’e
F. D. Wickliffe
Merritt H. Clark
Chicago
Blanc Mange and Apricot Fritters From Housekeeper’s Recipes
This culinary page lists Blanc Mange with gelatine and milk, sugar and vanilla, chopped almonds, and whipped cream. Apricot Fritters mix yolk batter, whipped egg white, apricot syrup sauce, cinnamon, and hot fat fry until golden. Pulled Bread describes braiding dough twists from a twist loaf then baking until light and crusty.
Chocolate Puddings From Stale Bread Molds
Crumble stale bread into small buttered molds and heap lightly. Baste with custard made from one pint milk four eggs two tablespoons cocoa paste with hot water and one tablespoon vanilla. Bake in warm water till firm, and serve plain or with cream and sugar.
Fort Wayne couple marks golden anniversary in Fort Wayne
Eliza King and John Ferguson celebrate fifty years of marriage at their home on West Berry street after meeting again in adulthood. They built a life in Fort Wayne, raised a family with nine grandchildren, traveled to Scotland, and maintained deep ties to Canada and Paducah. Their five children include Mrs. Earl Palmer and John King Ferguson of Paducah, Ky, Mrs. Lida Vernon and Mrs. Robert S. Robertson, both of Fort Wayne. One daughter has passed away. Russell Palmer attended with relatives and grandchild Minnie Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters—Ludwig
Stella Ludwig
J. D. Ludwig
Butler Street
Clarence Aasters
Nickel Plate Railroad
Hillsdale
Mich
Pleasant Township
Canada
Quebec
Eliza King
John Ferguson
West Berry Street
Wilson M. Donaldson
Ferguson
Fort Wayne
Old Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Ferguson
Ter
Indiana
J. S. Beaver
Mrs. Ferguson
Paducah, Ky
Minnie Robertson
Renwick
Mabel
Robert
Virginia Vernon
Ferpusor
Local weddings in Indiana and New York note November nuptials
Multiple marriages are reported including Miss Wickliffe to Mr Clark in West Pullman Illinois with a small witness group. Other ceremonies include Miss Marvel Smith to Merle Robinson in Allen county and Mr James Johnston to Miss Sarah Eversole in Wayne Street M E church. Daisy Coburn wed Edward Smith in Omega New York.
Raymond Wedding Ties Theater Couple to City Ties
The bride and groom are members of the theatrical profession and once lived in this city, where the bride counts several friends.
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Raymond
Mrs. Coburn
Sunday party at A J Brown home hosts young men
A Sunday gathering at A J Brown's residence five miles north of the city provided a bountiful supper for guests including Jacob Hartman Frank Goetz George Marlin Henry Colmet Paul Keller John Young Charles Brown William Holsworth Wayne Williams George Brown and George Kennett Weber-Vining. Miss Ethel Vining and Mr Fred Weber were married at the bride's home 1510 Wabash avenue by Rev G F Byrer Calvary U B church. The couple will establish a home at 1501 Grant street.
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St. John’s Reformed Church
Howe Missionary Society
Henry Rapp
John Korn
Knauer
Warner
Oelke
Mia
Heingartner
Weiman
Mesdames Dannecker
J. Korn
Ford
Brttler
Stellharn
Siebold
Lutz
Warner. Weiman
Jacobs
G. Korn
Lenz
T. Geller
Rothenberger
Brogdill
Schwarts
H. Rapp
Raney
Fred Kabiseh
Frank Nkabiseh
James §. Johnston
Allen County
Sarah Eversole
C. P. Eversole
Wayne Street
C. Claud Travis
Parnell Avenue
A.J. Brown
Jacob Hartman
Frank Goetz
George Marlin
Henry Colmet
Paul Keller
John Young
Charles Brown
Wliam Holsworth
Wayne Williams
George Brown
George Kennett
Weber—Vining
Ethel Vining
Mgr
John W. Vining
Fred Weber
Wabash Avenue
G. F. Byrer
Calvary U. B. Church
Grant Street
Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Notices
Phineas F Boyer aged 35 and Zella M Arter aged 19 appear among marriage licenses along with Hershel A Merchant 22 and Loretta C Tholen 21. Additional couples include Louis Wilkening 23 with Gertrude M Watts Bert Heller 29 and Augustine E Forks 28.
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Phineas F. Boyer
Zella M. Arter
Hershel A. Merchant
Loretta C. Tholen
Louis Wilkening
Gertrude M. Watts
Bert. Heller
Augustine E. Forks
James B. Johnston
Sarah Eversole
Henry Wagner
Molder
Lula M. Hughes
Charles D. Poinsett
Abigail C. van Anda
Christ W. Gobembert
Farmer
Louise K. Hartman
Ephriam J. Bacon
Lenora F. Rose
Noah Eicher
Christina Schwartz
Floyd E. Pulver
Barber
Tillie M. Guiff
George W. Beach
Clara A. Roeger
Hugh L. Collins
Alice C. McAneny
Howard R. Metzner
Mabel M. Blue
Paulus Woebbeking
Beata Juergens
Fred Weber
Ethel Vining
George W. Ogden
Azola R. Emerick
Flames Destroy Home in Auburn Fire
Firefighters and neighbors fought Friday evening to save the home of Mrs. Amanda George in Auburn Indiana but the wind driven flames reduced the house to ashes. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 318 dollars.
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Auburn
Ind
Amanda George
Former Jefferson school principal Harriet Leonard dies
West Jefferson street resident Mrs. D Burns Douglass learned of the death of her great aunt Miss Harriet E Leonard a former Jefferson school principal in Fort Wayne after a long illness. Born January 30 1833 in Amherst Massachusetts she taught in Hadley East Hampton Newton and Holyoke before coming to Fort Wayne. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 30 pm from the niece’s home with Rev Ives officiating and interment at Main Street cemetery.
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D. Burns Douglass
West Jefferson Street
Harriet E. Leonard
Jefferson School
Fort Wayne
D. 8. Bridgman
West Hampton
Mass
Amherst
Williston Seminary
Williston
Westfield Normal School
Hadley
East Hampton Grammar School
Newton
Holyoke
Leonard
Ives
Main Street Cemetery
Fifty Miles to See Engine Arrives in Fort Wayne
W T Kimsey of Sungatanck Michigan, visiting DeKalb County, recalls his boyhood days when there were no railroads in the area. He and 15 or 20 companions walked about fifty miles to Fort Wayne to witness the first Pennsylvania Company train, a daylong journey he says was worth the effort and has never been regretted.
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W. T. Kimsey
Sungatanck
Mich
DeKalb County
Kimsey
Auburn
Reading
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
When he found himself wedged out at the Ontis
Huntington Ind November 18 A fragmentary note reports a man found in a distressing situation after involving a vehicle or location called Ontis. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington, Ind
Ontis
Westminster Church Extends Call to Rev A R Evans
The Westminster Presbyterian church unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev Alexander R Evans of Napanee to become pastor. The call was sent today by the church board and his acceptance decision may come in several days. Evans preached in evangelistic meetings here last week at Bethany Presbyterian Church and made many friends. He was born in Canada and began ministry in Loninville Kentucky before leading Linton and then Napanee churches.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Alexander R. Evans
Nappanee
Mr. Evans
C. C. Shirey
Presbyterian Church
Linton
All Day Sucker Ban Proposed for Indiana Schools
Indiana's state board of health plans a broad ban on all day suckers pencils and chewing gum in schools. Dr J N Hurty says these items threaten child welfare and digestion while promoting messiness and vanity. Parents are urged to provide lunches and wholesome snacks instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Rurty
Health Board
Mrs Lohman Returns From Michigan Trip With Family
Mrs Joseph Lohman completed a ten day journey through Michigan with her husband Mr Lohman. They attended the football game in Ann Arbor on Saturday and during her absence she visited her sister Mrs Cyrus Arnold in Detroit.
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Joseph Lohman
Michigan
Mr. Lohman
Ann Arbor
Mrs. Lohman
Cyrus Arnold
Detroit
YWCA Workers Start Movement for Earlier Store Hours
Fort Wayne clerks and sales staff face long hours during holidays and Saturdays. YWCA members propose stores close at 6 pm daily, including Saturdays, to ease burdens and gain merchant support. A city interfaith plan seeks clerks’ welfare with ministers backing the effort and petitions to merchants soon planned.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Fort Wayne
Worthy Society
Christian Aas Aviation
First Baptist Church
Multiple Birth Announcements From Local Families
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals to local households. Individuals include Hoffner at 2825 Troughind avenue with a son, Rinewald on South Calhoun street with a son, Forrest at 2020 Phenie street with a daughter, Smartz at 1034 Columbia avenue with a daughter, Ixotte at 2808 Gay street with a daughter, Gaffer at 1895 Maud street with a daughter, Poinsett at an unspecified address with a son, Olonesorge at 1920 Delaware avenue with a daughter, Niemeyer at 705 Madison street with a daughter, Spillner at 7114 John street with a son, Kane at 2335 West Wayne street with a son, Patterson on Curtis street with a son, Wright at 2450 Gay street with a son, and Becker at 2956 Smith street with a daughter.
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Edward Hoffner
Troughind Avenue
Filwin Rinewald
Calhoun Street
Arthur H. Forrest
Phenie Street
Charles Smartz
Columbia Avenue
Henry Ixotte
Gay Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted in Omaha Testimonial
Mrs. Anna Feizer of 2526 Jefferson St South Omaha Nebraska endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for coughs and colds. She cites her daughter’s recovery and notes neighbors also benefited. The product is non opiate and comes in a yellow package from Dreier Drug Co.
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Foley
Anna Feizer
Jefferson St
Omaha
Neb
Benson
Dreier Drug Co
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Ried
West Pullman
Ill
J. F. Hopkins
Robinson—Smith
Marvel V. Smith
Otis Smith
Merle FE. Robinson
D. W. Sanders
Churubusco
Johnstone-Eversole
A. R. Evans
Westminster Presbyterian Congregation
Y.W.C.A. Workers Launch Movement
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