The Rochester Sentinel 1913
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The Rochester Sentinel - 1913 The Rochester Sentinel 1913 Wednesday, January 1, 1913 Notice of Application for the Renewal of Individual and for Retailer’s Liquor License . Charles F. REED, Applicant. J. H. BIBLER, Atty for Petitioner. Society Dots Dr. O. P. WAITE surprised his friends today, on arriving from a supposed trip to Indianapolis, by bringing with him a bride to share his home on Jefferson street. The bride was Miss Emma ARCHEY, daughter of Chas. ARCHEY, of near Lafayette, and well known in this city. The wedding was performed at high noon, Tuesday, at the home of her parents, by Rev. DUNLAVEN, of Lafayette. Mr. & Mrs. Clem LEONARD entertained . .The guests were mesdames H. A. BARNHART, Geo. DAWSON, Frank STERNER, J. N. RANNELLS, A. C. DAVISSON, Wes ALSPACH, Chas. BRACKETT, Jno. HOLMAN and Howard SHAFER of Chicago. At the U. B. Parsonage in Fulton last evening, occurred the marriage of Wm. MADARY and Miss Olive AUSTIN, Rev. SHAW officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Pearl AUSTIN . of Fulton. The groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Alfred MADARY. will make their home in Wheatfield, Ind. Mr. & Mrs. Henry PFEIFFER were hosts to the third annual New Year’s supper they have given at their home, last night . guests: Messrs. and Mesdames Ed. BEYER, Omar SMITH, Alex RUH, J. D. HOLZMAN, Geo. DAWSON, Frank STERNER, Mrs. B. F. WEBSTER, and Mr. & Mrs. Howard SHAFER, of Chicago. A number of friends awaited the coming of the New Year at the home of Miss Genevieve SMITH, last night. .Misses Olive HARDIN, Josephine DAVIS, Rosella STONER, Margaret BITTERS, Leola TERRY of LaPorte, Genevieve SMITH, Karl KEEL, Bryan WALTERS, Clarence MILLER, Ed. SCHULER, Harold ROSS and Tom BLACK. Personal Mayor Omar B. SMITH went to Decatur this afternoon to transact business. John ENTSMINGER, of Mentone, spent the day with his brother, Henry ENTSMINGER. Mr. & Mrs. John PERSCHBACHER, of Mishawaka, are visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. D. E. TROUTMAN, of Hammond, is the guest of Mr. & Mrs. Jno. TROUTMAN. Mrs. E. W. FROMM went to South Bend this morning, to visit her son, F. W. FROMM. Miss Mary STACY returned to Bloomington this morning to resume her studies at the University. Mrs. L. L. WOOD went to Tiosa, this morning to visit Mrs. Wm. WOOD, who has had a stroke of paralysis. James McCLUNG, who suffered an attack of paralysis Tuesday, is slowly improving at the Woodlawn hospital. Mrs. H. H. CRAMER returned from Louisville, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry GINTHER. Mrs. Margaret ARNOLD returned to her home in Macy this morning after a weeks visit with Mr. & Mrs. A. M. ARNOLD. Harvey WERNER and family, of N. Dakota, are moving to this city. They will occupy the STAHL property on S. Jefferson. Miss Flavina TRACY, who has been spending the holidays with F. S. TRACY and family, returned to Oberlin this morning to resume her studies at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Short News Rural route carrier G. W. ROBBINS was the first man to take advantage of the new Parcel Post system in Rochester. Wm. BRINKMAN, the tailor, was the second patron. Mrs. Lydia M. CORNELL, who died Sunday at her home near Fulton, will be buried in the Weesaw graveyard today. Mrs. Cornell was 53 years old, and leaves a husband, one child and four sisters. Rev. FISHER conducted the cermony. A marriage license was issued to James KOFFEL and Mrs. Cora SCHOPP, of Leiters, today. Mr. Koffel recently moved from his farm on the east side of the lake, to his present residence on south Main street. Byron STEFFY and Miss Maurine DOUGLAS were married by Rev. C. A. WRIGHT, at the Evangelical parsonage Tuesday afternoon.. Miss Douglas is the only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. H. H. DOUGLAS, and the groom is the son of Frank STEFFY and wife. They will reside in this city. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. Estate of Elizabeth ULRICH, Deceased. Final settlement. .December 6, 1912. Robert M. CHESNUT, Admr. O. F. MONTGOMERY, Atty. Death Benjamin Ford BURKETT died Tuesday morning at nine o’clock, at his home near Wagoners, of pulmonary tuberculosis. The deceased was the son of Thomas J. and Rosanna BURKETT and was born in Miami county, July 12, 1888. He has lived in his present residence, near Wagoners, for twelve years, and was a highly respected young farmer. He is survived by a wife and two children, Annabelle, aged 5, and Lyman, aged 2. The funeral will be held Thursday at 11:00 a.m. at the Mount Zion Presbyterian church. Rev. Med KENNEDY will officiate. Deceased will be buried in the Mt. Zion cemetery. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy expressed during the sickness and death of our husband and father, Levi HEETER. -- Susanna HEETER and family. The Rochester Sentinel - 1913 Notice of Petition of Individual to Purchase Renewal License. Jesse CHAMBERLAIN, Petitioner. I. CONNER, Attorney for Petitioner. Obituary Levi HEETER, son of Adam and Mary HEETER, was born February 9, 1844 in Pennsylvania. He was united in marriage to Susannah REARICK February 1, 1872. To this union were born four children, Jane [HEETER], Ida B. [HEETER], William H. [HEETER], and Samuel [HEETER], all of whom are living. He is also survived by a wife, two brothers and two sisters. He enlisted in the service of his country at the age of 18 years. Aug., 1862 he was enrolled as a private at South Bend, Ind., in Co. B, 87th Ind. V. I. attached to Ind. Brig., 3rd Div., 14 A. C. He was honorably discharged at Gallatin, Tenn., Feb. 14, 1863, reinlisted Feb. 18, 1864 at Indianapolis, Ind., in the old command. June 25, 1865 he was transferred from Washington, D.C. to Co. B, 42nd Ind. V. I. He was honorably discharged from second enlistment July 21, 1865 at Louisville, Ky. He was a member of Henry Beckett Post 348. Later he became a member of the Henry Spyer Post, No. ---, of Culver, Ind. The deceased was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Delong, Ind. Comrad Heeter departed from this life Dec. 25, 1912. Age 68 years, 10 months, 16 days. Thursday, January 2, 1913 Society Dots Kircha KEPLER and Miss Blanche PEEBLES were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage at two o’clock this afternoon by Rev. J. D. KRUWELL. They will live in LaPorte. Well Known Citizen Dead James McCLUNG, one of Fulton county’s well known and highly respected citizens, passed away at the Woodlawn hospital this morning after a very short illness. Mr. McClung had been in good health until last Monday morning, when he suffered an attack of paralysis while standing in Skinner’s book store. An ambulance was called at once and the stricken man was taken to the Woodlawn hospital where he lingered until this morning. Death came as a relief as he could never have fully recovered from the attack. James Andrew McCLUNG was born in Rush county, Indiana, January 1st, 1844, and died Thursday morning, age 69 years and one day. Deceased was a son of William T. and Mary M. McCLUNG, formerly of Rockbridge county, Virginia. He was one of four brothers and one sister. Three brothers and one sister preceeded him in death. The surviving brother is U. A. McCLUNG. James McClung moved to Fulton county with his parents in 1848. He was married to Margaret Wallace HARTMAN, October 17, 1876. To this union there were born two children, Carl H. McCLUNG, of Greenville, Ohio, and Eva McCLUNG DAVIS of this city. During the earlier part of his life he devoted several years to educational work, teaching country schools in this county. Soon after his marriage he settled on his farm south of Mt. Zion, where he devoted his life to agriculture. He lived until the death of his wife eight years ago, on the farm, and has since lived a retired life in Rochester, Ind. He united with the Zion Presbyterian church in 1873, being one of the charter members. He has always been a faithful worker in the church. He was a member of the Rochester Lodge, No. 47, I.O.O.F., since 1865, and during the last several years has devoted quite a lot of time to the interests of the lodge. He was a member of McClung Post, having participated in the latter part of the Civil war. He was a member of 155th Indiana Regiment. For several years Mr. McClung was a member of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture and was one of the original stockholders and officials of the Fulton county Agricultural Society. Funeral services will be held at two p.m. Sunday, at First Presbyterian church. Interment at the Mt. Zion cemetery. Death Calls Two People Jacob SNYDER died last night on his farm two miles southeast of Grass Creek after an illness of one year. Deceased was 75 years old and had lived for twenty years in the neighborhood where he died. He was highly respected and was a member of the Bethel U.B. church. Besieds a large number of friends, he leaves four children to mourn his death. Charles SNYDER, of Logansport, Mrs. C. O. BEATTIE, Mrs. Sidney POWNALL and Mrs. S. MARSH. - - - - - - Mrs. Mary CRABILL of Richland township, died last night at seven o’clock. She was the wife of E. W. CRABILL. Deceased was born in Ohio, Feb. 7, 1845. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Akron Clarence ERB and Miss Nellie SPECK will be united in marriage today at 2:00 p.m.