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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
9
Local reports from Huntington note a drop in egg prices amid market updates. The public hears of lower costs tonight, with families near the city contemplating grocery choices and Christmas meal planning as eggs become more affordable.
Patterson Fletcher company decorates windows with large wreaths of silver and green and holly and bells. The display features a center wreath and festive lighting. Van Nostrand of Wayne Bloeting Fixture company supplies the Christmas symbols. A shipment of Polychrome Candle Sticks and Book Ends is offered at 2.75 dollars per pair at Van Degrift's Studio and Gift Shop 218 West Berry Street.
Tonight the second week of the industrial basketball league features ranked teams from MG, A.O. Que Hlec tro Techs and Apprentices, and Grand Rapids Indiana railroaders facing the Pennay quintet. The program includes several rivalry matchups and a prelude of strong en thusiasm as workers return after delays and sickness at several plants.
The Foremen's association of the General Electric Jo cu plank plant will hold its year end meeting at Aerotork in Wuskl Tig TB next Werl- Roadie Avenue. After the business session, new officers will be installed, a smoker and card party will follow with prizes for first and second place cards and a consolation prize. Henry Lepper will present an original stunt and the Force men's Trio will sing, with Mr Muldoon showing moving pictures.
Kokomo police detained whisky runners after a disturbance at a local gambling venue. The incident at the Kokomo area drew over 12,000 spectators as officers maintained order. Proceedings and charges followed for several individuals connected to the event.
Local movement in Decatur Indiana pushes for appointing a woman to the city school board committee. The group includes Mrs Connell, Mrs Dale, and Mrs Ty Subtexteen urging a female appointment to serve when the new member is named.
A U S Government and 36 leading universities tested a new lamp that outperforms electric and gas lamps, burning without odor or smoke and using kerosene and oil. Inventor He Ne Jenson offers demonstrations and agencies, promising $250 to $400 monthly with no prior experience needed.
The annual Christmas party of the Bowser Mant group is scheduled for next Tuesday evening with a dinner and entertainment. A Christmas tree will be lit and refreshments served. Several novelty events are planned though details remain undisclosed by the organizing committee.
A lively roller skating party drew wide crowds at the Washington rink with many attendees from the General Kleike and related groups. Observers note the event showcased staged performances, while vendors on site advertised holiday ties mufflers hosiery and jewelry from Golden's at 736 Calhoun St.
Dr H A Duemling stronglyendorses the Allen County tubercular work saying the Germantown area’s health improves under the league. He praises the Troy Freelyron Tuberculosis Hospital as a mercy institution and a memorial to the county anti tuberculosis league. He urges wholehearted support for the Christmas subscription drive.
Thirty extra clerks and carolers have been arranged for and will start Monday as Christmas rush at the post office. The lobby will be crowded with bulky packages and windows drawing longer lines daily. The scene hints at a busy week with increased staff and extended hours. The report mentions ambassadors and dignitaries tied to the celebration but focuses on post office operations and crowding.
Pattern hats and entire millinery stock offered at sacrifice prices. Sale runs Saturday through Christmas. Mrs. Reitze at 617 Calhoun St. promotes a storewide hat sale.
Kiwanis women and men group in Fort Wayne organize Christmas aid for over 100 families. The committee names Mrs. W. H. Neusenwander, Mrs. George W. Gillie, and Mrs. Lutcher as officers. Members plan a Christmas dinner, baskets, and deliveries before Christmas. A further committee meeting is set for December 23 at the Chamber of Commerce.
School children work at top speed raising funds and selling Christmastide goods to support the anti tuberculosis campaign. Students from Clay and Holland schools lead, with others joining in downtown efforts and posters promoting the cause. Indiana Tuberculosis association officials praise volunteers for posting and distributing promotional materials.
Portland veteran Lieebenh Jonnron, 25, well known resident of North Meril lanreet, killed about 10 am on a day in autumn while cutting Biber nn ute AV Pratke. He died instantly and two children were injured. A crowd gathered as neighbors rushed to aid. The case involves legal action by his next friend Lawin OrVenn, with court dates and damages discussed. Sugar Company pays big sum to farmers in Indiana and Illinois. second payment of 243,000 recorded with further payments planned.
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