Young Wife Passes Away After Extended Illness
Mrs. Florence Comincavish, 27, wife of Marshall Comincavish, died at 7 am at 210 West Berry Street after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. She is survived by her husband, a mother, and a sister. She was formerly Mrs Florence Linker and was well known for her grace and wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Comincavish
Marshall Comincavish
West Berry Street
Comincavish
Florence Linker
Foster Shirt Waist Factory
Infant Mildred Heuer Dies at Two Months
Mildred Anna Heuer infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Heuer of 2807 Force Street died at 4 o'clock this morning aged two months and nine days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Anna Heuer
William H. Heuer
Force Street
Miss Clara Dougherty Dies After Short Illness
Dougherty formerly of Fort Wayne and employed by Dr J W Kidd company died at her Huntington home after a brief illness. She fell ill during a Lake James outing and was cared for by relatives including cousins Mr and Mrs J Garry in Fort Wayne. Survived by mother Mrs Mary Dougherty and siblings Misses Mary Gertrude Marcella Dougherty and Herman. Funeral services Sunday at St Marys Catholic church Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dougherty
Fort Wayne
Dr. J
Mary Dougherty
Mary
Gertrude
Marcella Dougherty
Herman Dougherty
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Huntington
Mrs Margaret Thill Dies in Dayton At 37
Mrs Margaret Thill wife of Ben jamin Thill and daughter of Mr and Mrs August Scheele of 512 East Jefferson street Dayton Ohio died Thursday evening at her home in Dayton She was thirty seven and had lived in Dayton since her marriage She was mother of ten children eight of whom survive Also surviving are her parents and brothers and sisters Mrs Frank Woehinker Mrs George Steinacker Mrs Ben Steinacker Mrs Charles Federsgpiel Mrs Emma Roussey Arnold Scheele Ben Edward and Andrew Scheele all of whom reside in various cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thill
Benjamin Thill
August Scheele
East
Jefferson Street
Dayton
Ohio
Thill
Frank Woehinker
City
George Steinacker
Wenatchie
Wash
Ben Steinacker
Fort Wayne
Charles Federsgpiel
Bluffton
Emma Roussey
Arnold Scheele
Glenn Elm
Ben, Edward and Andrew Scheele
Death of Leota Aspy at Indiana school for feeble-minded youth
Leota Bernice Aspy, age 12, died at the Indiana school for feeble-minded youth on Thursday. The girl had been admitted from Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Bernice Aspy
Indiana School
Geneva
Riemenschnider Bride-to-Be Dies of Typhoid in St Joseph
Miss Rosine Riemenschnider 21, an orphan domestic for Henry Pfeiffer, died of typhoid fever at the home of Edward Burchardt in St Joseph township after plans for a September 6 wedding were halted. Funeral at St Peter's Lutheran Goeglein on Monday at 1:30 PM with interment in Gar Creek cemetery beside her parents. She leaves sisters Theresa and Mary and brothers Fred William and Albert, and grandparents Mr and Mrs Schafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosine Riemenschnider
John Burchardt
St. Joseph Township
Edward Burchardt
Miss Riemenschnider
Henry Pfeiffer
West Berry Street
Theresa
Mary
Fred
William
Albert Riemenschnider
William ‘Schafer
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Goeglein
Parente
Gar Creek
Nathaniel H. Bledsoe of Fort Wayne Dies at 70
Nathaniel H. Bledsoe a well known resident of Fort Wayne died at 11 20 Friday evening at his Columbia avenue home at age 70. Death was due to heart trouble from which he had suffered since June. He was born near Jefferson Indiana and later moved to Indianapolis before settling in Fort Wayne about twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel H. Bledsoe
Fort Wayne
Columbia Avenue
Mr. Bledsoe
Jeffer
Ind
Indianapolis
Three Bledsoe Siblings Highlight Local School Ties
In Lakeside schools the Bledsoe family figures prominently with three brothers and Miss Valerie Bledsoe. Miss Bessie Bledsoe recently departed for a teaching post in Seattle while her father showed improvement. Internment reserved at Lindenwood private cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Valerie Bledsoe
Bessie Bledsoe
Seattle
Wash
Lindenwood Private
Butler Farmer Dies in Field at Eel River Township
Frederick Butler a 52 year old farmer collapsed and died in a potato patch in Eel River township Friday afternoon. He had long rheumatism and heart trouble and died of heart paralysis. His wife and five children survive. His two daughters witnessed the death. Doctor Greenwell and Coroner Kesler made the official determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel River Township
Frederick Butler
Mr. Butler
Butler
Frank Greenwell
Kesler
Mrs Hagman Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Johanna Hagman of Sturgis Michigan wife of Casper Hagman died at 9 30 Saturday at the Lutheran hospital following an operation for appendicitis Relatives surviving include the husband a daughter and a brother all residing at Sturgis The remains have been taken to that place for funeral services and interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Hagman
Casper Hagman
Sturgis
Mich
Lutheran
Roehling Pioneer dies in Avilla at age seventy
John Roehling a Fort Wayne resident for 42 years died at Old People's home Avilla where he had lived four months He worked 15 years at Bass Foundry and Machine Works and 14 years as night watchman Kerr Murray Works He was 70 survived by wife and two sons Conrad and Frank Funeral from Conrad Roehling home and St Peter's church with three sisters in religious orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roehling
Fort Wayne
Old People’s Home
Avilla
Mr. Roehling
Bradenborn
Germany
Bass Foundry and Machine Works
Kerr Murray Works
Roehling
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s
Conrad
Frank Roehling
Conrad Rooehling
Purman Street
St. Peter's Church
M. Adista
Fort Madison
Iowa
M. Adelheid
New Orleans
M. Rudolphina
Grand Rapids
Rekers Dies at 48 in Fort Wayne Loyal Local Figure
Frank H. Rekers of Fort Wayne died at 10:30 PM at Lutheran Hospital at age 48. A tailor by trade, he recently ran a shop on Harrison Street near Washington. Survived by wife, four children, two brothers Charles and Clem, and sister Anna, he was a longtime city resident and member of St Pauls Church and the Knights of the Maccabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Rekers
Fort Wayne
Lutheran Hospital
Rekers
Harrison Street
Washington
Mr. Rekers
Washington Boulevard West
C. A. Rekers
Ailen County
Charles
Clem Rekers
Anna Rekers
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
The
Knights of the Maccabees
Infant Mary Ruckat Dies at 16 Days in Chicago
Mary Ruckat infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ruckat died at 6 o'clock Sunday at their home 1719 Hanna Street from lung fever aged sixteen days Funeral services set for Tuesday morning at 7 45 from St Peter s Catholic Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruckat
Frank Ruckat
Hanna Street
St. Peter’s Catholice Church
Death of Emil Moensch A Wayne Mills Employee
Emil Moensch a knitter at Wayne Knitting Mills died at his home 721 Runnion Avenue after seven weeks illness. He was 39 years 9 months and 6 days old. Born in Germany he is survived by wife and six children William Helen Anna Henry Karl and Ella and a sister in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerl Emil Moensch
Wayne Knitting Mills
Runnion Avenue
Mr. Moensch
Germany
Willam G
Helen
Anna
Henry
Karl
Ella Moensch
Elizabeth Davis Dies at 82 in Mt. Vernon Ohio
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis formerly of Fort Wayne died at 11 o clock Sunday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Louis Kinnaird in Mt. Vernon Ohio She was 82 years old She lived in Fort Wayne for thirty years then moved to Ohio four years ago Surviving children include Mrs Louis Kinnaird and two others listed in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davis
Fort Wayne
Louis Kinnaird
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Davis
Louis
Morning ceremony at Ligget home on Columbia Avenue
A morning event at 712 Columbia Avenue officiated by Rev J F Vichert as the service began at 10 o clock from the Ligget residence with local attendees noted.
Buckley Infant Daughter Dies at Two Months
Anna Irene Buckley infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Buckley died at 6 oclock Sunday evening at the family home 335 Melita Street She was two months and three days old Burial services were held at St Patrick s Catholic Church today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Irene Buckley
John D. Buckley
Melita Street
St. Patrick’s Catholice Church
Death of John Hinen after typhoid illness in Pleasant township
John Hinen, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinen, died Sunday at the family home in Pleasant township after a five day bout with typhoid fever. Born March 16, 1887, he was a resident of the county all his life and a devoted member of St. Aloysius Catholic church and its young men's sodality. Surviving are his parents, three sisters and a brother including Mrs. Lessie Koch of Scipio township, Anna Hinen, Bertha Hinen, and Louis Hinen. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 am from the residence and 10 am at St. Aloysius Catholic church in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hinen
Frank Hinen
Pleasant Township
City
Sheldon
St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Young Men’s Sodality
Lessie Koch
Scipio Township
Anna Hinen
Bertha Hinen
Louis Hinen
James H Pollock Dies at 53 in Local City
James H Pollock former contractor died Saturday at his home 128 East Rudisill avenue after an extended illness. He was 53 and survived by four sons Frank William Roy and Earl Pollock all of the city and a brother Frank Pollock of Wallace street. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM from Prairie Grove chapel with interment in the chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Pollock
East Rudisill Avenue
Pollock
Frank
William
Roy
Earl Pollock
Frank Pollock
Wallace Street
Prairie Grove Chapel
Chapel
Mrs F Block Dies In Fort Wayne At 59
Mrs F Block aged 59 died Saturday afternoon at Lutheran hospital after a long illness. Born in Germany she had lived in Fort Wayne twenty years. Survives six children: Mrs Charles Klaffer Mrs Hellburt Fred Block Otto Block William Block and Charles Block. Funeral services Monday at 2 30 p m from the residence Rev William Moll officiating with interment at Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Block
Wing Street
Lutheran Hospital
Block
Germany
Fort Wayne
Charles Klaffer
Hellburt
Fred
Otto Block
William Block
Auburn
Charles Block
Chicago
William Moll
Concordia
Mrs Minnie A Hormann Dies at 35 in Lake Township
Mrs Minnie A Hormann wife of William Hormann died at 10 30 pm Monday at their Lake township home after a long illness She was 35 and formerly taught in Adams township Then married January 24 1895 She leaves two children Cecelia 12 and Paul 6 a sister Margaret Habecker Mrs Kiefer of Fort Wayne and a brother Frank Habecker of Camden Ohio She was a member of Trinity Lutheran church Funeral services Friday at 1 pm from the residence with Lindenwood interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Hormann
William Hormann
Lake Township
Hormann
Martin Habecker
Adams Township
Cecelia
Paul
Margaret Habecker
Kiefer
Fort Wayne
Frank Habecker
Camden
Ohio
Trinity Lutheran Church
Same Township
Lindenwood
Longtime Fort Wayne resident Pauline Shadle dies in Avilla
Pauline Faraguay Shadle age 63 dies at 3 30 pm Monday at Old Peoples home in Avilla after long illness. Widow of Frank Shadle formerly lived with daughter Mrs H M Long at 330 Baker St. Funeral at Avilla then Fort Wayne interment at Catholic cemetery. Survived by sons Eugene Shadle Portland Oregon and Joseph Shadle Fort Wayne, and daughters Mrs William Rosenberger and Mrs H M Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Faraguay Shadle
Fort Wayne
Old Peoples
Avilla
Frank Shadles
H. M. Long
Baker Street
Long Carnival Company
Seymour
Ind
Schone Undertaking Rooms
Eugene Shadle
Portland
Ore
William Rosenberger
Joseph Shadle
Nelson Dies En Route to Hope Hospital in Ambulance
Daniel B. Nelson a 34 year old manager of the Fruit Dispatch company died at 9 30 Monday morning while being conveyed to Hope hospital. He had been living with Mr and Mrs Edwin L Beaver at 921 Columbia Avenue and had fallen ill with an attack of peritonitis last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hospital
Daniel B. Nelson
Fruit Dispatch Company
Elektron
Nelson
Edwin. L. Beaver
Columbia
Avenue
Young Man Joins Fort Wayne Fruit Dispatch as Local Manager
Mr. Nelson came to Fort Wayne about a year ago to become local manager of the Fruit Dispatch company. He was born in Kenosha Wisconsin and previously served as New Orleans manager for the Armour Fruit Co. of Chicago. His father Capt William Nelson U S Navy is at Topeka Kansas. He has two brothers George Nelson a traveling agent for the Santa Fe railroad and William Nelson Jr of Chicago. He was a Mason of high degree and made many friends in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Fort Wayne
The
Fruit Dispatch. Company
Kénogha
Wis
New Orleans
Armour Fruit Co
Chicago
William Nelson
United States Navy
Topeka
Kaw
George Nelson
Santa Fe Railroad
William Nelson, Jr
Markets Endorse Cautious Tone Amid Mixed Grain News
Chicago markets open with bearish northwest receipts and firmer late closes as December wheat holds near 98 to 99 cents. Corn and oats slip with light local demand, while New York and Toledo show mixed futures and steady to firm pork and beef values amid ample northwest supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Germany
France
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Kansas
Western
Rio
Santos
New Orleans
Market roundup of hogs cattle and sheep across cities
East Buffalo and Pittsburg market rounds report Sept 15 receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with prices by class. Chicago and Cincinnati markets show varied declines and gains in hogs and cattle while Indianapolis notes large hog and calf activity and strongest bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Igs
Pittsboro
Pittsburg
Chicago
Ill
Cincinnati
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago Produce and Poultry Market Report
Chicago market notes show butter at 28 cents a pound from creameries and 17 cents from dairies, eggs steady at 21 cents for firsts, cheese at 11 to 12 cents, and a strong poultry section with spring chickens advertised. Names include Chicago market observers and firms in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bent
Americas
Tures
Los
Covetousness and kingship in Saul and David
The essay uses biblical examples to teach obedience to divine law, focusing on Saul’s downfall through covetousness after spoils from Amalek and David’s three anointings at Bethlehem and Hebron. It contrasts Saul’s failure with David’s virtues, highlighting humility, faith, and psalmody as enduring traits of the biblical king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Herald
Saul
Samuel
Israel
Mount Gilboa
Eyes Market Prices and Poultry Receipts Reported
Eyes market steady with receipts of 14 902 boxes from state Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Various grades listed: white fancy 31 32c to fair, 25 30c. brown and mixed fancy 28c to 24 27c western firsts. seconds 22144 23c. Poultry alive market irregular with spring chickens 4c fowls 13%6c turkeys 13%6c. Dressed market irregular western spring chickens 12 19c fowls 12 4%3 14c spring turkeys 20 265c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Toledo Market Prices Report
Toledo market notes from Sept 15 show North Lima at 1.04 dollars, South Lima and Indiana at 98 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
North
Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Fort Wayne Market Prices on Wheat Corn and Livestock
Fort Wayne wholesale markets report prices for Barr Street Wheat 93 cents per bushel Corn 77 to 80 cents per bushel Oats 46 to 52 cents per bushel Rye 72 cents per bushel Butter 16 to 22 cents per pound Eggs 2 1/2 cents per dozen Beans 2 75 per bushel Roasting ears onions apples and geese priced. turkeys chickens and popcorn listed with several mill and local trader quotations including Weil Brothers and Maynower Mills with mixed cornmeal bran and flour prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Barr Street
S. Bush & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
Tresselt & Sons
J. T. Jenneon
East Columbia
Howenstein & Crouse
East Columbia St
Market Prices for Hay Grain Seeds and Coal
Prices list multiple hay grains and seeds with quantities and per ton or bushel rates. Includes No 1 Oats Straw No 1 Wheat Straw Prime Timothy Seed and Lot Prime Red Clover Seed with city scale retail hay figures. Coal market shows various regional prices from Hocking Valley Massillon Jackson Pocahontas Fort Pocahontas Camel coke and regional coal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Ind
Gorn —Arket
Timothy
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
Camel
West Virginia
Indiana
Hicksville Fair Expands For Five Day Event
The Hicksville Fair will be bigger and better this year with a five day run from September 22 to 26, offering extended attractions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
Taft Comments on Vermont Vote and Maine Implications
Taft notes Vermont’s normal conditions make its vote more significant than Maine’s upcoming result. He reiterates a prior statement about the Vermont outcome and its national bearing. Taft also thanks New York Republicans for their congratulatory resolutions and expresses appreciation to the convention members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Taft
Maine
New York
New York State
Taft Western Trip Planned by Hitchcock and Dixon
Judge Taft's western itinerary for September 25 to October 7 was completed by Frank H. Hitchcock and Senator Dixon. The trip aims to mobilize Republican support across key western states.
Taft to Lead Western Campaign Tour With Sherman Aid
Taft approved for a western tour with Senator Dixon and Mr Hitchcock. Sherman the Republican candidate for vice president will tour with plans to address Chicago at the Hamilton club on September 28 and concentrate in Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia over about ten days. The Republican National Committee has not been briefed on Taft’s issues for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hitchcock
Dixon
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sherman
New York
Hamilton Club
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Republican National Committee
Guilford Family Reunion Day at Aunt Muhn Home near Leo
Guilford family members gathered Tuesday September 8 at Aunt Janet Muhn’s home near Leo for a noon meal and day of pleasure. Attendees included Rachel J Muhn, Albert Guilford, Russell and Newman Guilford families, Viole Muhn and sons Alfred and Edwin, Abner Carnahan, Elizabeth Schoerpf and Frances, D E Hallenbeck, John Krider and sons Ralph and Harold and daughter Helen, Stella Gerber and daughter, Wesley Warner and daughters Myra Frances and Marion, Zelma Hallenbeck, and other relatives. Next reunion planned for the Tuesday after Labor Day in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Guilford
Russell Guilford
Newman Guilford
Edith
Edna
Viole Muhn
Alfred
Edwin
Abner Carnahan
Elizabeth Schoerpf
Frances
D. E. Hallenbeck
John Krider
Ralph
Harold
Helen
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Marshall L. Comincav
Heuer
Dougherty
ASPY
Riemenschnider
Hagman
Hinen
Paraguay
Grain and Provisions
David
the Quarterly Review
Golden
Wilbur F. Crafts
God
King
Bethlehem
Hebron
Judah
Eckart Mackin Company
N.& Levy
MR. Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
Guilford Family Reunion
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