Local News Highlights Weddings Illness and Travel
Local items note the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Wehring a society note on Miss Belle Clarke vacationing in Chicago illness of Mrs Thomas while visiting on Hough street cattle shipments from Eckart Packing to Iowa for local trade wedding plans of Ella Cecelia Summers and Clement J Weber at the cathedral with future residence in Logansport a fall injury for Jack Weirel on Spy Run avenue and the forthcoming marriage of Miss Clara Ewing Zollars to Herbert Bond with prominent guests and a large reception planned at the Zollars home
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Fred Wehring
Belle Clarke
Journal-Gazette
Chicago
Miss Clarke
Thomas
Dunfee
Vaughn
Hough Street
Henry Eckart
Eckart Packing Company
Iowa
Spy Run Avenue
Clara Ewing Zollars
Herbert Bond
Allen Zollars
Miss Zollars
Metta Schloemilch
Milwaukee
Madeline Meegan
Louise Bond
Ralph
Messrs
Frank and
Charles Bond
Aboit and S Convention Program at Disciple Church
The Aboit township Sunday school convention meets at Disciple church on Saturday and Sunday September 16 and 17. The program spans sessions with songs devotions scripture lessons and multiple addresses led by Rev. J. H. Cochran Rev. J. H. Miller John A. Clark and A. D. Craig among others with recitations by Blanch Metz Dessie Decker Roxie Clay and Clara Brosius.
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Aboit Township
Soney
Friendship S. S
Blanch Metz
Daniel
J. H. Miller
North Union
John A. Clark
A. D. Craig
Friendship
Dessie Decker
Roxie Clay
Clara Brosius
Two Schools Face Injunction Granted Sheriff Transfer
An injunction is granted affecting two schools as Sheriff Melching turns control over to a trustee. The move transfers jurisdiction and oversight to a designated trustee, marking a governance shift for district operations.
Court grants injunction over Woodburn school dispute
Maumee township trustee Woebbeking gains court order to take possession of Woodburn school from Shirley City trustees. Sheriff Melching delivers the injunction, doors opened, teachers and pupils move to a private house to continue classes. Next hearing set for September 25 as sides firm up positions and affidavits, with further court action likely. Shirley asserts Shirley City board must control the school and funds, arguing proper enumeration and custody of the education money.
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Woebbeking
Woodburn
Breen & Morris
Maumee
H. W. Woebbeking
Dawson
Shirley City
Robert B. Shirley
Melching
Shirley
Dan M. Magers
Alex. Baker
Miss Lund
Mr. Shirley
Sheriff Melching
D. M. Magers
Magers
Cain Baker
Shirleyites
W. G. Colerick
the Sentinel
Allen County
Bremen Consul Change Shift at Bremen station
The state department accepted the resignation of Theodore M. Stephan the vice and deputy consul at Bremen as prelude to removing Louis Lange the consul. Henry W. Diederich the consul at Magdeburg will transfer to Bremen to serve as consul with a chosen official to become vice and deputy consul official designation pending.
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New York
Herald
Washington
State Department
Theodore M. Stephan
Bremen
Louis Lange
Henry ‘W. Diederich
Madgeburg
Stephan
Paul Juiff Leaves for Notre Dame University
Perry Township notes list Paul J Juiff departing for Notre Dame Tuesday. Joseph Sordelet of St Vincents reports a stolen buggy whip last Saturday. A Julia Mar tin dance honored Juiff. Stella Martin Florence Martin Sadie Diebold and Adelia Mason enjoyed Robison park outing. Louis Banet visited Clara Bobay over Sunday. Joseph Pepe had a Sunday bicycle accident hitting a fence. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs T F Bresnahan.
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Paul J. Juiff
Notre Notre Dame University
Joseph Sordelet
St. Vincents
Julian Martin
Louis Banet
Clara Bobay
Joseph Pepe
Wheat market turns strong on outside demand in Chicago
Chicago September and December wheat rose through the day with fresh buying lifting prices after an initial dip. Northwest receipts totaled 1,862 cars and local Chicago receipts were 238, as traders priced in good export demand and outside market strength. Prices closed with Sept at 70 3/4 to 71 1/2 cents, December at 71 1/2 to 71 3/4. corn, oats, pork, lard, ribs also quoted with varied gains and losses.
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Chicago
Tgc
St. Louis
Seaboard
Northwest
Duluth
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Today
Chicago estimates hog receipts at 25 000 today and 30 000 tomorrow with 2 051 left over. Market weak with declines of 5 to 10 cents. Hogs mix and butchers 4 15 to 4 65, good heavy 4 35 to 4 60, light 4 30 to 4 65, top 4 70. Cattle receipts 8 500. market steady to weak. Beeves 4 50 to 6 50, cows and heifers 2 00 to 5 35, Texas steers 3 50 to 4 25, stockers and feeders 3 00 to 5 00, westerns 4 00 to 5 25.
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Chicago
Texas
Fort Wayne Markets prices for grains and goods
Fort Wayne markets report prices for four spring wheat and winter wheat per barrel as well as graham per sack. Also listed are rates for corn meal oats rye flax seed timothy seed clover seed wool hides calf hides tallow and rags with ranges and per unit figures.
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Fort Wayne
Graham
Market Price List From Local Vendor
Butter is 18 for 20 cents per bundle, best jar butter 12 for 15 cents, lard 44 for 5, eggs 11 for 12 cents, chickens 8 for 10 cents, honey 13 for 15 cents. Potatoes 25 for 30 cents, onions new 40 for 50 cents, cabbage 25 cents. Beesway 20 for 23 cents, live geese feathers 40 for 45 cents, bran ton 15.50, Timothy hay 8.50 to 10.00, clover hay 6.00 to 7.00, shorts 15.00, middling ton 15.00, pork on foot 4.00, dressed beef forequarters 544, hindquarters 7 7 cents.
Perry S. S. Convention at Salem Reformed Church
The Perry township Sunday school convention held at Salem Reformed church last Saturday evening and Sunday proved very engaging with a full church. President J D Lloyd opened, J W Hursh led sessions on Sunday school goals, A D Craig led on securing progress, and Rev J F Chenoworth plus Sidney Dunton spoke on teaching efficiency and the ideal lesson. Officers elected for next year: President J D Lloyd, Vice President Jerry Surfus, Secretary H E McComb, Treasurer John Swartz.
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Perry Township
Salem Reformed Church
J. D. Lloyd
Murray
J. W. Hursh
A. D. Craig
E. H. McComb
J. F. Chenoworth
Sidney Dunton
Levi Binkley
Rev. Chenoworth
Jerry Surfus
H. E. McComb
John Swartz
Local business changes in Maysville area
E C Reichelderfer sold his meat market to Charles Hartzell and plans to open a shop in Antwerp Ohio next week with his wife convalescing. Lafayette Reichelderfer bought W A Reichter’s general merchandise stock. The Oberholtzer family held its second annual reunion with over 100 attendees at James Oberholtzer’s north of town. Lizzie Horn named family historian, a Findlay Ohio kinfolk group attended. The second Saturday in September was chosen as their future reunion day. Rev Brent Hellopeter bought Fry heirs 40 acres minus one share set to Mrs.
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E. C. Reichelderfer
Charles Hartzell
Antwerp
Lafayette Reichelderfer
W. A
Oberholtzer
James Oberholtzer
Lizzie Horn
Findlay
Michigan City prepares joint teachers institute
Levi Repp holds a deed from William Fry for his share. A joint teachers institute will meet at the M E church on Saturday with five townships to participate. Trustee Daniels drives effort for a successful event. All interested in the school system are invited. Rev W H Wilson of Des Moines has accepted the First Presbyterian church pastorate in Michigan City. his family will move here.
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Levi Repp
William Fry
M. E
Daniels
W. H. Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Michigan City
Wilson
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Aboit &. S
Pleasant Grove
J. H. Cochran
S. S. Benediction
MR. Diederich
T. F. Bresnahan
N. W
S. W
Chicago Livestock
S. Bush & Co
Perry S. S
Maysville and Vicinity
Brent Hellopeter
Fry
THE
N. K. Fairbank Company
St.Louis
Boston
Indiana Furniture
Calhoun
E. M. Kahn
Messrs. A. K. Hurst & Co
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