Wedded life promised for Florence Bowman and O E Hawkins
Miss Florence Bowman of Brimfield wed Prof. O E Hawkins of Huntington Business University in Albion with Rev G H Kemp officiating. They plan a wedding tour to Chicago and Petoskey before settling in Huntington. The bride is a former Rome City teacher well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bowman
Brimfield
O. E. Hawkins
Huntington Business University
Albion
G. H. Kemp
M. E. Church
Chicago
Petoskey
Mich
Huntington
Rome
Blended Patent Flour Ger belle promising bread quality
An advertisement touts Blended Patent Flour Ger Belle for good bread. The text also notes a missionary tea event on Friday June 27 from 5 to 7 pm at Mrs. D C Wilson's home inviting W M S members and friends. A Kendallville farm trade is offered and local banking matters tied to the Leach bank failure in Avilla with July 12 sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wilson
Kendallville
John Deibele
J. C. VanGorder
Allen Township
Leach
Avilla
Zimmerman
Land transfers and heirs listed in New Era notices
James H. Lingrey transfers 28.02 acres in Jefferson township to Eva M. and Net tie aries and Wm. F. Clapp sells 4 acres in Albion to Charlotte L. Shell Bite for 50 dollars. Heirs of Jacob Swihart to Walter Swihart hold 44.6 acres in Green township for 1330 dollars. Heirs of Jacob Swihart to Charles Swihart hold 22.3 acres in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lingrey
Eva M
Nettie Aries
Jefferson Tp
Wm. F. Clapp
Charlotte L. Shell- Bite
Albion
Jacob
Claire E. Swihart
Walter Swihart
Clare E. Swihart
Charles Swihart
Remember Sullivan's Tudio and Fourth of July plans
Fragmentary local notices reveal reminders of Sullivan's studio display of summer attire and an important Fourth of July committee meeting at Kelly House at 7 pm. Also mentioned are Beckman’s umbrellas for ladies, job ads for carpenters, a tragic death by suicide of Asa Snow, and assorted ads and notes including kidney cure, Corunna’s incorporation, Grover Cleveland’s fishing trip, a T B H meeting, Chamberlain's tablets, Rocky Mountain Tea, and a quip about a speed-related killing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Lang
Kelly House
Beckman
McKeen Snyder Lumber Co
Asa Snow
Seymour
Foley
H. C. Cunningham
Corupna
Grover Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Scribe
H. T. McIntyre
St. Paul
Minn
Ohio State Journal
Jeffersonville Centennial Marked By City’s 100th Birthday
The city of Jeffersonville celebrated its centennial on Monday, founded in 1802 and named for Thomas Jefferson who drew the town plat while serving as president. M F Owen of Rome City visited Fort Wayne yesterday to launch a naptha launch service for cotragers at the resort, aiding lake travelers to the Fort Wayne train. A Fort Wayne Sentinel note reported. A store advertises drastic deals on Wash Dress remnants and other goods to clear inventory, with many items priced 2¢ to 9 yards and broken lots discounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lang
Lake Shore Ry
Indiana
Henry McClossen
Fort Wayne
Carman’s Addition
Jeffersonville
Thomas Jefferson
United States
M. F. Owen
Rome City
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