Veterans of Forty fourth Indiana bring floral tribute at Lindenwood cemetery
Veterans of the Forty fourth regiment Indiana volunteers closed their Fort Wayne reunion with a visit to Lindenwood cemetery. They laid a floral offering on Col Hugh Bb’s monument as a symbol of memory. The next annual reunion will be in Hamilton Steuben county. Officers elected include Captain Lewis Griffith president and Frank W Willis secretary treasure.
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Lewis Griffith
Hamilton
Frank W.willis
Waterloo
Vita Presidents
Emanuel Heller
Troy
Ind
T. D. Doke
Bloomfield
Iowa
Tacob Heiser
Fort Wayne
Sylvester Stone
Angola
C. P. Xoontz
Bluffton
W. A
Reef Corps
Hugh B. Reed
Court House Square
Daugherty
Lawton Park
Forty-fourth Regiment
Court House
Shiloh
Sam Swoast
Indianapolis
Frank Willis
Nicholas Eusley
Willis
W. i F. Eddy
Pierceton
CG. HH. Ward
Warsaw
John Crampton
Harry Crampton
Steubenville
W. H. Dotts
Lew Griffith
Emanuel Eller
E. W. Kratzer
H. A. Lards
Montgomery
N. P. Lewis
C. Rose
John Ryan
Fremont
James Ryan
Ansoln
Fred Swambaugh
George H. Witchell
Orland
A. Bruby
Markle
James van Auken
Pleasant Lake
Henry Weat
James P. Billa
Columbia City
H. Craig
Plarceton
L. Douglass
Thompson Doke
W. N. Graves
G. N
Reunion of Forty Fourth regimentsmen recalls Civil War days
Large Fort Wayne reunion of Forty fourth volunteers features speeches by Lt Gov Gilbert and Rev Bailey. The regimental association honors fallen comrades, discusses a monument site, and plans pamphlet publication detailing regiment history. Absent members send regrets and heartfelt messages.
Opening Session of Forty Fourth Indiana Infantry Reunion
About 125 members of the Forty-fourth Indiana Infantry arrived for the twenty fourth annual reunion at the Lion S. Bags post headquarters in the Elektron building. The event featured a noon dinner supervised by W. R. G No. 7 and secretary Frank W. Willis of Waterloo, who registered attendees. Major J Herrick and Lt Col Phil Grand led the visiting officers, with dozens of family members also present. Trant T. Dokos traveled the farthest, 600 miles from Bloomfield Iowa, to attend. The program began at 2 30 o'clock with an invocation.
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Forty-fourth Regiment
Indianan Infantry
Lion S. Bags
Elektron
No. 7
Frank W
K. Trant
T. D. Dokos
Bloomfield
Iowa
Community event recounts welcome address and program
Rev. Webster Bailey delivered the welcome at a ceremony with Mayor Berghoff presenting the address. Capt. O P Koontz introduced the yeaplanne and two young women performed musical numbers. James B. Grant gave an address and Miss Mary Surfus gave a recitation. Committees were appointed to conclude the afternoon exercises.
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Webster Bailey
Berghoff
O. P. Koontz
James B. Gralant
Mary Surfus
Woman Struck by Street Car Near Calhoun and Main
Mrs. Albert Arnold of Heller's Corners was knocked down by a north bound Spy Run street car on Calhoun Street north of Main. She suffered painful but not serious injuries and walked home. She failed to notice the approaching car while crossing Main Street and stepped in front of the south bound car, leaving the motorman unable to stop in time.
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Albert Arnold
Heller's Corners
Calhoun Street
Main
Arnold
Main Street
Woman Struck by Suspect. Police Assist to Stand
A woman was tracked and knocked to the pavement as an assailant struck. Officer Potyon and bystanders helped Mrs Arnold to her feet. She was frightened and bleeding from a gash above her eye but refused further aid, saying her injuries were trivial.
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Atrack
Juvenile Court Topic Highlighted At Indiana Conference
The Saturday Sentinel reports the closing session of Indiana’s state conference of charities and correction focused on the juvenile court statute created in March. Judge Richard S. Tuthill of Chicago presented the principal address advocating humane treatment to reform youths on crime paths. Judge Edward O’Rourke introduced him, urging reform over punishment to build better citizens.
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State Conference of Charities and Correction
Indiana
Richard 8. Tuthill
Chicago
Longl
Tuthill
Edward O'Rourke
Richard
Circuit Court
Juvenile Court of
United States
Monument and speech at Shiloh memory event
A historical note recalls the Forty fourth Indiana Regiment at the Hornets Nest during the Battle of Shiloh on April 6 1862 and the later remarks by Judge Richard Tuthill of Chicago on juvenile reform and the role of women in welfare work. The article links Civil War heroism with early 20th century social reform efforts and notes the importance of parental care and the juvenile court system.
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Ava
Forty-fourth Regiment
Hornat
Chicago
John Worthy School
Indiana juvenile court praise and reform conference remarks
Hon George W Stubbs and Mrs Helen W Rogora praised Indiana juvenile court and probation law. They urged public support for enforcement and prevention, stressing care for children to stop criminal paths. The Fort Wayne conference thanked hosts, railroads, and local churches for a successful session.
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Indiana
Georgew W. Stubbs
Tadianapolis
Helen W. Rogora
Probaton
Indianapolis
Lyeman P. Allen
Jett Willany
DB. Smith
Fort Wayne
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Johnson
First Church
Q. Webster Batley
Plymouth Congregational Church
Moffat
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Frank G. Fisher and Grace H. Gooch Henry Schlegel and Anna TM Schmidt Harmon Hoffman and Clara Dieder Kroep and Irene M. Harrod appear in the marriage licenses column noting recent unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Fisher
Grace H. Gooch
Henry Schlegel
Anna
At Schmidt
Harmon Hoffman
Clara Diederteh
William H. Kroep
Irene M. Harrod
Dane of Wayne Bank and Real Estate Dealer Opens
DanE of Wayne announces general banking services and a farm land sale business at 127 H Betry street Fort Wayne Indiana. The notice lists bankers and real estate dealer with Fort Wayne and Indiana branding and urges customers to deal before buying or selling farm lands.
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H. Betry Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Usgenfer
Dawnty
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Veterans “Place
Col Hugh B. Reed
C. Aldrich
Chickamauga
Eg. Aldrich
Sam DB. Sweet
Nicholas Ensley
N. Ensley
Indiana Shiloh Monument
Committee On
J. H. Rerick
Lagrange
Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Camp Allen
Randall
Fort Donelson
Shilgh
Union
Sion S. Dass
Emerson Quartet
Sutton
Harriet Macbeth
Susie Surfus
Amanda Edeall
Wiss
Viola Thomas
Revi I. H. Clark
Free Methodist Church
Gilbert Sphare
N. W
Gilbert
Indies
Phickamauga
Bailey
J. Webster Bailey
Fadszll
8S. M. Hench
Mr. Bailey
Lincoln
Morton
Ufo
Heaven
Hell
Adam Hill
Are N. Kressard
John Keofer
Ort Wayne
Joseph Manor
Alex Ormiston
Toseph Parisot
J. Wi. Strong
B. Sweat
Alonzo Woodworth
Lina
Albert Dougherty
Albert Jackson
Hicksville
W. M. Johnson
M. &. Hoysler
Spencerville
Henry Markle
Johnson
van Wert
Amon Johnson
Dan Lent
Ray
Peter Alspagh
Greenfield
Dania Bower
Henry C. Beam
Helmar
Silag K
Creeman
Fenton
John Gillette
John Welson
North Liberty
J. Newman
Welcottville
John C. Newman
Hiram Pontius
Granger
Mich
Perry Handall
Welcottvile
Dan Sperow
Woodrufe
Cyrus Clapp
Allo- Gan
C. W. Scovel
Stosbonville
Aldrich
Pleasent Lake
W. H. Cornell
Dekalb
Nick Hanley
George W. Gordon
Auburn
W. A. Greenameyer
Hudson
John. C. Hoffman
Ligonier
BI. V. Het Felfinger
Butler
Jacob Link
Reud
Lockwood
Lyman Lockwood
James Millev
Jerome Morss
G. Surface
Columbiaity
Isaiah Smith
G. M. Thomas
Frank W. Willis
John H. Rerick
Sam B. Swhet
Rose
Jasper Edsall
Forty-fourth Regimental Association
Kellers’ Corners
West
Forty-fourth
Indiana Regiment
Gamin
Ble
Indiana Law Good
Dane
Wayne
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