Thompson Freese wedding crowns with rainbow bridesmaids
Kathryn Freese and Leo Earl Thompson wed at Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal church in a carefully arranged ceremony. The reception followed at the Freese home with family and friends. the couple planned a ten day trip to Washington and New York before settling at the Freese residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Archer
Ethel Doud
Walter Curdes
Otto Fuelver
Abbott Carter
Phillipine Schmidt
Olive Doud
Gerrude Thompson
Mabel Grubb
Katherine
Fred Treadway
Marion
Thompson
Frank Thompson
C. Claud. Travis
Treadway
Miss Schmidt
de Meteor
Miss Grubb
Miss Thompson
Miss Doud
Kate Greenway
Master Treadway
Miss Flick
Washington
New York
Freese
William Mauer
Mt. Vernon
John Coven
Sidney, Q
William Reinhart
Laporte
O. D. Boardman
Eagle Butte
S. D
Lottia Smith
Chicago
Kanne—Hazlett
Fred. H. Kanne
Adelia Hazlett
New Haven
G. F. Byrer
Calvary United Brethren Church
Leo Fetter
Grace Barner
Weber Hotel
Michigan
Kanjie
Local couple wed in Hillsdale Michigan
A couple from Ohio married in Hillsdale Michigan on Thursday October 3 and returned to their home with the groom’s parents that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hillsdale
Mich
Parole Board Denies Clemency to Several Lifers in Indiana
Governor Marshall freed fifteen paroled inmates and a single pardon was granted to Ralph Drake, while clemency was refused for two dozen others including Nelson Ross, John Schuster, Samuel Hull, Charles Miller, Clifford Darling, William Adams, and Girt Reynolds. Fifty two cases were continued and thirty four years of legal changes shaped the board’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Cave
John Ulmer
Marshall
State Board of Pardons
Cave
Ralph Drake
Nelson B. Ross
Muncie
John Schuster
Schuster
Lafontaine
Samuel R. Hull
Gibson County
Charles A. Miller
Hendricks County
McCaslin
Miller
Clifford Darling
Ripley County
William Adams
Sullivan County
Adams
Supreme Court
Girt Reynolds
Adams County
Merchants Plan Fort Wayne Retailers Convention Role
Fort Wayne Retail Merchants' association under new president C M Mills outlined steps for the January state retailers convention to be held in Fort Wayne. Gary State President Highland invited to next meeting November 11 to help map the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Mills
Fort Wayne Retail Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
State Association of Retailers
Fort Wayne
Highland
Gary
Coony
Bayer
M. Dukes
Walter Seavey
Harry F. Kennerk
Board of Public Works
Grice
Association
Man Leaves Note Says Life a Failure and Vanishes
New Albany Ind Oct 8 Leaving a note to his wife in which he states his life has been a failure that he may kill himself and is going insane Frank Sharp 35 left home Sunday night Mrs Sharp reported his disappearance to police but a diligent search found no trace of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Charles M. Mills
Association
Bart
Wayne
New Albany
Ind
Frank Sharp
Farmer shoots himself in quarrel at Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon Indiana September 27 Herbert Whipple a well known farmer age 26 shot himself through the heart after a bitter quarrel with his father. He left two children. The tragedy occurred yesterday afternoon in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Herberton
Whiting
Whipple
Fort Wayne Merchants Urge United Effort for City Growth
The spoke line calls for cooperation between business leaders and civic groups to boost Fort Wayne. Leaders insist the work has value and must be done correctly for the community and merchants’ association success.
Fire destroys Ossian Beaty Doan grain facilities
A morning blaze in Ossian Indiana wiped out the Beaty Doan grain elevator planing mill saw mill and lumber yards with 5 000 bushels of grain lost. Estimated damage reaches 25 000 with insurance of 11 300. Fire discovered at 2 15 am by Mrs Dora Hoover. origin unknown. Company to rebuild. Beaty family active managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Ossian
Ind
Beaty-Doan Company
Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual
Mutual Insurance Companies
Dora Hoover
Planing Mill
Lefevre Street
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Beaty- Pea Concern
Mrs Freidella Archibald Dies of Heart Disease at 33
Mrs Freidella Archibald wife of James L Archibald conductor on the Grand Rapids Indiana railroad died at 4 30 Monday morning at 1205 Hayden street death due to heart disease after a three day illness She was born January 29 1879 in the city and lived here all her life Surviving are her husband parents five children Golda Edward Guy Raymond and Chester Archibald four sisters Pearl and Florence Maple Mrs Herman Niezer Mrs William Graham and Frank Maple of Mapletown
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Freidella Archibald
James L.archibald
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Hayden Street
Archibald
Barney
Golda
Edward
Guy
Raymond
Chester Archibald
Pearl
Florence Maple
Herman Niezer
William Graham
Frank Maple
Mapletown
May Oust 47 From Church in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on October 8 expulsion is threatened for forty seven male members of St Stephen s Church Benevolent society who renounced allegiance to their church to follow Rev Victor Von Kubiny The time rate delivered by Rev Mr Valargy led former members and refuged by the society to estranged members Rev Mr Valarg bases action on necessity that society members be Roman Catholic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Victor ‘von Kubiny
Valarg
Big damage verdict in Allen county for 13000 in contractor suit
In a damage case, the circuit court jury awarded William F. Carpenter 13000 against contractor John Suelzer after an arch collapse at the Old National Bank building caused permanent injuries. The verdict follows a two hour deliberation and is among the court’s largest in years. Carpenter, 24, was aloft remodeling the bank when scaffolding failed. Wilbur G. Carpenter, John W. Eggeman, and Howard Townsend appeared for the plaintiff.
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Empanel
John Zurbach
Fort Wayne
Northern Indiana Traction Company
Henry F. Lepper
Louis M. Doctor
Adams Township
Atwell Shearer
Pleasant
John Fitch
Perry
H. D. Webster
Jefferson
Jasper Tilbury
St. Joseph
E. B. Smith
W. S. Decker
Eel River
Cyrus Gorrell
Milan
Louis Ka
Emrick
William F. Carpenter
John Suelzer
Allen County
Charles Winch
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Carpenter
Suelzer
National Bank
Wilbur G. Carpenter
John W. Eggeman
Howard Townsend
Court case delays as drum corps go to Indianapolis
In a $10,000 damage suit Carpenter versus contractor John Suelzer jurors were excused to join the Jefferson club drum corps heading to Indianapolis and the case was postponed to tomorrow. Administrators appointed for Marion Paulucci. County officials join city police in probing the Pilsener Inn license held by Andrew Smuck amid questions of ownership and proper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
John Suelzer
Jefferson Club
Indianapolis
J. Lyle Tucker
Marion Paulucci
Superior Court
Yaple
William Clutter
Jefferson Clib
Gerding
Robert Travis
Andrew Smuck
Smuck
Jury Deliberates in $10,000 Damage Case Against Contractor Suelzer
Testimony wrapped up in circuit court this morning in Carpenter v Suelzer over injuries from remodeling the Old National bank building. The jury went out around three with a verdict expected late afternoon. County Treasurer Bueter has not sold $60,000 in road bonds. interest begins November 15 and buyers hope for later delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
John Suelzer
Suelzer
National Bank
J. Herman Bueter
Stone Road
Young man sentence in grand larceny case
Judge Edward ORourke sentenced Edward Kellar aged thirty to one to fourteen years in state prison for grand larceny after pleading guilty to stealing $50 from Angle Dine Computing Scale Co where he was employed. He originally faced embezzlement before the charge was changed. Two other men received prison sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Henderson
George Howell
Lafayette and
Holman Streets
Henderson
Howell
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Edward O'Rourke
Edward Kellar
Kellar
Angledine Computing Scale
Schmuck Hearing Postponed in Liquor License Renewal
In the commissioners court the hearing on Andrew Schmuck’s liquor license for the Pilsener Inn was continued to Wednesday. Transfers were approved moving licenses among Christian Fell Berry and Barr to Nick C Hudgins Frank Hoffman to Henry Brake and Martin Stapf to West Main Street. Minnie McKee seeks divorce from George W McKee custody of four children and $500 annual support with alimony. couple married December 1891 separated last July due to neglect of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McKee
Garrett City Drain Contract Awarded to Portland Tile Co
Garrett Indiana reports the remainder of the city drain will be built by Portland Drain Tile Company. Superintendent J H Zeek accepted a bid of 2794.45 with a 2500 bond. Work to start within 30 days includes 3800 ft 20 inch sewer 670 ft 15 inch sewer 5700 ft 12 inch sewer and 1700 ft of mixed tiles. B&O Railroad portion costs about 1000 dollars and will be completed by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Tile Company
Garrett, Ind
Garrett City
Portland Drain Tile Company
J. H. Zeek
B. & O. Railroad
Birth in Cincinnati Family Welcomes Son
The birth record notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Louis C Cramer at 2310 Hanna Street. The announcement lists the parents and address with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Cramer
Hanna Street
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Purdy—Robinson
Elijah Robinson
Huffman Street
Sarah
Delbert Purdy
G. Ww. Purdy
van Werth
Mabel Paul
Nelly
Robinson
Virginia Hill
Harry Crouse
Kansas City
Berty Wood
Purdy
Leona Sorg
Pleasant Township
George Tholen
East Lewis Street
St. Joseph's Church
Hesse Cassel
Joachim Baker
Monica Sorg
Lawrence Tholen
Mr. Tholen
Kerr Murray Manufacturing
Union City
E. Gregor
Hebron
Neb
Esther Howenstein
Huntington
George Barra
Washington, D. C
Tholen
West Taylor Street
Mansfield
Adams Company
Scottish Rite and Benevolent Order of the Moose
Fourth Street
Home Telephone Company
Weaver
Remington Typewriter Company
G. W. Hanauer
Washington Township
Hanauer
Frick
John Wabler
Johan Gilley
Horace Cramer
Racine
Wolf
Blair
Thomas McNearney
Young
James Young
William Oswald
Joe Thompson
Ralph Hamilton
Walter Hanauer
Wilfred Hanauer
Fielder
Christian Fielder
Roy Street
New Haven Avenue
Henry Auer
Columbia City
Joseph Fielder
Martha
Conrad Fenker
Albert
Peabody
Emil Fielder
Adam Fielder
Alma
Harold
Harold, and Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Bruch
Ruth
Esther
Marcella
Misner
Smitley
Earl Thompson
Kathyrn Freese
Indiana
Merchants
Farmer
Merchants’ Association
James L. Archibald
Clara M. Schmuck
Charles K. Schmuck
Sophia Paulmann
Edward Paulmann
M. H. Bohen
Enoch Clark
William A. Kelsey
Ida F. Buell
Anna M. Coblentz
Harry Clark
Emma Pearl Trease
Neal Trease
Aileen Smaltz
Charles Smaltz
Rebecca Woods
George Woods
Real Gstate
Eichhorn & Waugh
Wells County
Coast Line
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toledo
Port Huron
Goderich Alpena
ST Ignace
Atos
Notte Detroit
Denon Keine
Goyeland
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