Fort Wayne News Briefs From City Events And Health
City items note hospitalizations for typhoid and scarlet fever, a shrine club meeting next Wednesday, and a vigil at East Wayne Street. Transportation changes include a hard coal price cut after May 1. Local events cover a minstrel show at Andrews Tyceum, a Men’s Club lecture by Rev. Mekhrum, and county high school exams. Fires cause limited damage, while the Knights of Columbus plan a Majestic theater minstrel benefiting the building fund.
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Steves
Aveline
Ars Winne Westenfeld
St. Joseph's Hospital
Maries Sutton
Lidayette Townelly
Fort Wayne
Lee Wins
Newavelie Hotel
East Wayne Street
Charles W. Schwartz
Fort Wayng
Monhark
Padon
Hall
Andrews
Gavin
Andrews Tyceum Bureau
Aire
Curryer
Misw
Ethal Curryer
Wother
Tanks
Indiamapolis
City
W. AW. Jrully
Hanberry
George Zhinnerman
Wurner
Elo
Mevhanly
Physicians’ Defense Company
Whitehank
C. W. Gandy
Focal Favights ‘Empires
Charlotte Keenik
Charles Kuenig
Koenig
Wieard Lucuvescu H
Jansen
Franke Wagienard
Hugh Sttreet
Knights of Columbus
Majestic Theater
Maurice Niezer
A.C. Alter
J. J. Dormer
H. Oy Hogan
J. J. Woulte
White Fruit House Bulletin Lists Wide Range of Goods
The White Fruit House announces continued sale of sugar, dried fruits, canned goods, and pantry staples with small price adjustments. It highlights Easter week specials on spring wear, hats, dresses, undergarments, linen, and household items, plus new floor rugs, parlor lamps, and hardware offerings across multiple departments.
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Angoki Mills
Nica Birchigan
Smyrna
Sultana
Nice
California
Rex
Childr
Cuiluren
Mons
Ae White Fruit House
Fenway Cocktails A Pure Chocolate Shell Treat
A vivid ad notes Fenway Cocktails as pure chocolate with a cherry inside and a piquant flavor. The write up emphasizes richness, claiming one cocktail provides a substantial treat and directs readers to Box 25c at Meyer Brothers Co. Three Drug Stores.
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Meyer Brothers C.O
Celebrating a Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary in Indiana
In Decatur Indiana on April 18 the Kunkle couple near Monmouth marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a 6 o clock dinner. Guests included their parents and siblings Brummel Kunite Sampson Pillars Testers Bell DeVilbiss and Elizabeth among others.
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Kist
Decatut
Ind
Itr
Mra
Carl Kunkle
Monmouth
Sleters
Brummel Kunite
Mrg
Sampson Pillars
MV Ik. Bell
Ana Mes
Biisibeth DeVilbiss
Funeral arrangements for Brother Trowbridge announced
The union hall summons B R T No 136 members to meet at 9 AM to plan the funeral for Brother Trowbridge. Kish News Bureau Decatur dated April 18-1. The grand jury adjourns after probing Adams county regiments and will reconvene Monday to continue the inquiry.
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B. R. T. No. 136
Brother Trowbridge
Adams County Grand
Kish
Decatur
Init
Adams County
Wesley Denney Transfers Hay Baling Trade to Claypool
Wesley Denney of Puderson moves to Claypool to manage hay baling and buying for Kinsey Brothers. Notice appears in the Journal Gazette with advertising at ¼ cent per word.
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Kist
Claypool
Ind
Wesley Denney
Puderson
Kinsey Brothers
Gazette
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