Genth Family Reunion and Wedd ing Events
The Genth family held its second reunion on September 1 at John A Genth's home near Nine Mile in Lafayette township with a noon dinner, croquet and a group photo. Officers were elected including J L Wilkerson as president and C F Carbaugh as secretary, planning the next reunion for September 1913 at C F Carbaugh's home. Various Genth relatives from multiple nearby towns attended. The Brett Shoub wedding followed at 3231 Broadway with a reception, featuring a large bridal party and formal ceremony conducted by Rev D H Guild. The couple will reside at 1710 Spy Run Avenue after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Genth
Nine Milé
Lafayette Township
Amily
J. L. Wilkerson
C. F. Carbaugh
Roy
Rolla
Simon Genth
Cleora
William A.genth
Frank Genth
Richard
Russell Meria
Noel
William A. Genth
Welts
Walter Genth
Mabel
Howard
Clyde
Rosa Hern
Vera
Anna Genth
John Overholt
Marion
Virgil
Vern
Fern
George Genth
Johpnie Genth
Gerry
Martha Genth
Fiona Genth
Edna Genth
Dessie
Esther Wilkerson
Columbia City
Albert
Delphos Genth
Charles Genth
Jay Genth
Jay
Arthur
William Wilkerson
Charley Lopshire
Grover Barnhouse
W. Scott
J. Seibold
Maria Seibold
Nathan Horn
Hazel and
Dale
Jefferson Bunn
Russell
Clarence
Merl
Opal
Elward Wilkerson
John
Kenneth
Will Burger
Katie Plaig
Fort Wayne
Chas Stetzel
Lillian Bretzel
Mary Bolanze
Huntington
Mae Morse
Chicago
Brett—Shoub
Gladys Shoub
Jesse Thompson Brett
Shoub
Broadway
D. H. Guild
M. E
Mildred Oberlin
Butler
Hazelhoub
Rosemond Tonkel
Elsie Knapp
Lynn‘ Shoub
Mies Tonkel
Mildredy
Alice Brett
Lewis, Brett
Wabash
Mossman & Yarnelle
Esmond Street
Trinity
Spy*Run Avenue
Sarah E. Fitch
Augusta Gladbach
Clara Gladbach
William S. Fitch
Oliver J. Fitch
Bert C. Fitch
K.D. Fitch
Frank E. Fitch
Claud P. Fitch
George B. Fitch
H. H. Miller
Ray
Charles Richards
Clem Lamboley
Death Follows Operation of Veteran Merchant
Sept 6 William Grace, a veteran merchant from Longansport, died yesterday after complications from an operation. Grace was known in the town for his business, community involvement, and long service. He leaves a family and several colleagues in the trade.
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Longansporty
William Grace
Elstie
Yeaterday
Eighth annual Miller family reunion held near Fort Wayne
The Miller descendants of John H. Miller gathered on Labor Day at Marcellis Thurber’s home seven miles south of Fort Wayne. About 125 attendees from several states enjoyed a noon meal, officers were elected for the coming year, and plans were made to host the next reunion in Montpelier, Ohio. A long list of attendees from multiple Miller families and allied names followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle
Irving’s Grove
Milan
William Nuttle
James Nuttle
Catherine Handlman
George W. Nuttle
Claypool
Ind
Maurice Brown
Angola
Ima J. Nuttle
Jesse Rothgeb
Ed Nuttle
Toney Nuttle
Edith
Gertrude
Walter
Grover Nut
den. Nuttle
Elwood
Clerance Nuttle
Flint
Mich
John Notes
Mary ‘ Horn
Harrah Chapman
8Néesville
Sohn Baker
Woodburn
Iduate
Dora Sind
Kves Angie
Handlman
Orland
T. ” Mickya
Harriet Nuttle
William’: Nurttle
Montpelier, Ind
Earl B. Miller
J.E. Miller
High Street
Hillsdale
Effie Cox
Dixon, O
Fort Wayne
Miller
John H. Miller
Chamberburg
Marcellis Thurber
William J
L. E. Miller
Thurber
W. E. Kohl
Montpelier
Samuel Kohl
Kunkle
Wilbur Miller
Miss Ruth
Kurte
Pioneer
E. W. Miller
Silas E. Miller
Eden
William L. Miller
J. P. Carroll
Elliott Miller
E. E. Gilbert
Smithville
Mary Gilbert
Silas Miller
Eden, C
Howard Miller
Zambo B. Miller
Belle Callihen
Chicago
Elizabeth Leidich
Elvis Steaclen
Marengo
Lloyd Miller
Jo Miller
Ashley
Dunton D. Miller
Wesley Miller
Elsie Miller
Clem Ridenour
Edof
Levi Miller
Ruth Kurts
Ralph Kurts
Wilda Canfield
Ray Canfield
E. M. Canfield
Lucille Canfield
George Brown
Big Fair Opens With Governor Marshall Day
Northern Indiana welcomes Governor Marshall with plans for a grand fair day. Directors expect a large turnout. stalls boast strong stock, fine art, and clean amusements. New entrance opens at southwest park corner. traffic guidance directs vehicles via Lake avenue, Tecumseh, Rivermet, and Crescent avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.hosey
Isaac M. Hallenstein
Nold
Indiana
Baltimore
Marshall
Forest’ Park Boulevard
Lake Avenue
Tecumseh Street
Lakeside
Lake At Tecumseh
Rivermet
Crescent Avenue
Lost twin: boy seeks birth parents amid faith and foster home
Lawrence Kindall of Yorktown, aged 23, born to unknown mother, raised by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kindall in Muncie Indiana, asks the public for help locating his real parents while noting his foster home and Catholic faith. A baby found at St. Mary’s church steps, later adopted and died in infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kindall
East Jackson Street
Muncie
Ind
Lawrence Kindall
Yorktown
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Nickel Plate Train Wreck Reported Near Wealeyville
Partial report states a Nickel Plate train wreck occurred near Wealeyville with Erie vs Page details. casualty information and exact location are unavailable. No official casualty figure or cause released at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealeyville
Erie
Miles Eget
Taft Victory Boosts Maine Vote But 28 Towns Missing
Augusta reports Taft in glee over Maine results with 28 towns missing. Republican Haines led with 70 072 to Plaisted 66 515 for the Democrat. Two years earlier Fernald 64 672 beat Plaisted 73 423. Missing towns favored Republicans 75 to 846 in a prior vote. Guernsey and Hinds won re elections. Good wins in third district. Senate 22 R 8 D. House 72 R 70 D. Proposals to elect Edwin Burleigh as US senator discussed amid Republican gains and Roosevelt support. National view split on impact for November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Haines
Plaisted
Bert M. Fernald
F. W. Plaisted
Asher C. Hinds
Frank E. Guernsey
Forest
Goodwin
Samuel W Gould
D. J. McGillicuddy
Senate
House
Edwin C. Burleigh
United States
Gardner
Wm. P. Frye
Col. Roosevelt
Aft
McAdoo comments on Maine election results
Wm G McAdoo acting chair of the Democratic National Committee says Maine stayed Republican due to local factors though the GOP majority was reduced to 3800. He predicts Wilson and Marshall will carry Maine in November noting the election still counts as a Democratic victory in reducing the Republican edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. G. McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Maine
Wilson
Marshall
Maine election outcome pleases Gov Wilson
Atlantic City N J Sept 10 Gov Woodrow Wilson says he is satisfied with Maine gubernatorial results noting a more united Republican Party this year compared with 1904 and 1906. He cites Taft's 14 000 majority and a 25 000 Republican lead in 1904. He stresses Democrats held their own amid GOP alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Maine
Taft
Wilson
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Couples
The paper records marriages for William H. Badders and Cora P. Badders. Leo L. Amisher and Loretta E. Laibe. Frank Cousar and Stella M. Limecooley. Henry Kinker and Mary Mayers. Jesse T. Brett and Gladys A. Shoub. Irwen C. Huckinger and Dora M. Husted. Edward Brown and Anna Cecil. Warren K. Schutt and Eber T. Pilliérs. M Bickhart and Elizabeth A. Stauffer. Ages shown next to each name reflect the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora P. Badders
Amisher
Loretta EB. Laibe
Frank Cousar
Stella M
Limecooley
Henry Kinker
Mary. Mayers
Jesse T. Brett
Gladys ‘A. Shoub
DO Irwen C. Huckinger
Nolan mixed up in lovely mess on ship tale
Nolan was arrested after a dispute over the McVicker girl who disappeared from the steamer Jefferson. The girl admitted she left with him after planning to return to Scotland. Bail set, adjournment granted, and Nolan later located in Gerard's office as detectives moved to arraign him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Nolan
Nolan
New York
Scotland
Tombs Court
Sumner Gerard
Gerard
McVicker
Wm. MecVicker
Newport News
James Foster
Murphy
National Bankers Urge Federation for National Credit
Leaders at a Detroit event outlined a plan for a cooperative federation of banks to act as custodian for reserves, rediscount short term paper, and issue elastic bank notes. They argued for national coordination to prevent panics and to regulate currency with government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Banks
Congress
National Reserve Association
Illinois-born Nolan Confirmed Secretary of Legation at Panama
Washington reports Harry E Nolan, the Illinois born diplomat arrested in New York for abduction, was confirmed by the Senate as secretary of legation at Panama on August 22. He passed the exams and was ordered to report for instructions but did not so, and has not communicated with the state department. The government will act only after the courts decide the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monetary Commission
Wm. Livingston
Detroit
Fred E. Farnsworth
New York
Association
Bonygne
Michigan
Bankers’ Organization
Livingston
New Orleans
Congress
Washington
Harry E. Nolan
Senate
Panama
Nolan
Illinois
State Department
Birth Announcements From Local Families Include Several Newborns
Local records list multiple birth notices naming families and addresses. Rex L Fox Ralph Piercon Milo F Follis Ray Smitley George H Van Arnamy Harry E Miller John Blakeley Franklin Hy Kromm and David 8 Peter Bon appear among the parents, with several newborn daughters and sons noted at Lutheran Hospital and various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex L. Fox
St. Mary’s Avenue
Ralph Piercon
Reed Street
Milo F. Follis
Marion Street
Ray Smitley
Broadway
Elliott
D.bayley
Lutheran Hospital
George. H.van Arnamy
West Wayne Street
Harry E. C. Miller
South Harrison
John
Blakeley
Webster
Street; & Son
Pastor Call Extended to Rev John Christy in Van Wert
Rev John Christy of Columbus has been extended a call to serve as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Van Wert Ohio to succeed Rev J A Gordon who resigned months ago A congregational meeting Sunday morning unanimously approved seeking his services Christy recently preached at the local church and impressed listeners with a splendid sermon
County statistics for Allen county August births and deaths
Vital statistics for Allen county excluding Fort Wayne show 24 births and 57 deaths in August according to County Officer Van Buskirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Fort Wayne
van Buskirk
Four Big Days Defiance County Fair at Hicksville
Defiance County Fair runs September 17 to 21, 1912 in Hicksville Ohio with band tournaments on Wednesday and Friday, $430 in prizes, and contests by Napoleon Delphos Paulding bands. Thursday features major races and a long string of fast horses, Friday showcases 2:18 trot 2:21 pace and 2:15 pace, Saturday Derby Day with four hot races and a large farm products exhibit amid midway wrestling events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
Auburn
Montpelier
Farmer
Napoleon
Delphos
Paulding
Butler
Woodburn
Coburntown
Pioneer
Briceton
Southern
Ohio
M. Rogers
Pres
G. F
Hemling
V. Pres
Geo. B. Wilderson
Treas
J. E.mercer
Sec
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Mins
Madon
Ellsworth Ruhl
Hoagland
Elias Emrick
John Bower
John Sterling
A. K Mumma
Edwin Ruhl
Paul Sterling
Chester Ruhl
Harvey Hubler
Cora Crimm
Sarah Sterling
Vernon Emrick
Martha Rebber
Dora Rebber
Oscar ‘Heine
Gertrude ‘Meyer
Fred Gerke
Emilie, Nieter
Mrs. Rebber
Clara Niemeyer
Marie Rebber
Emilie Nieter
Helen Hosman
Frieda Zelt
Anna Bradtmiller
Dora ‘ Rebber
Gertrude Meyer
Lydia Rebber
Lena Oetting
Messrs
John Rebber
Oscar Heine
Adam
Ed Koenig
Gerhardt
Martin Schafer
Herman Nieter
Gerhart Rebber
Fehling
Kelsey
Charles H. Fehling
Marie L. Kelsey
Jefferson
Miller—Coz
Osie Ariger
Verna Sunderland
Lenn Happel
Bertha Fick
June Bryant
Esther Blessing
Goldie Hazzard
Bertha Prange
Genevieve Jordan
Ethel Béyers
Oletha Beyerlein
Emma Prange
Clara Biencke
Esther Kariger
Agnes Vollmer
Esther Vollmer
Th. J. McDowell
Bluffton
Susat McDowell
Wryia V. Smith
Allie
Harold
Cory
Forreat Smith
George Smith
Willis
Nettie
Philemon
Laura Smith
Ossian
Esther Simmerman
Leroy Smith
Harvey D. Miller
George Miller
Garland Miller
O. M. Thurber
Frances Stevens
Henrietta Trisch
Misa Belen Trisch
Imo Trisch
Horace Mariotte
Misa Leute Mariotte
Wayne Mariotte
Pearl Trisch
John E. Miller
Edna Miller
Edmee Miller
James B. Miller
Paul Miller
Marcellus Thurber
Rosa Thurber
Dorothy Thurber
George Thurber
Jesse Thurber
Thea B Berberich
Standia
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MR. M'Adoo
County Statistics
Defiance County Fair