Home Lodge Plans a Busy February Lodge Events
News of the LODGES reports Home Lodge February events including degrees at 6:20 and 7:00 p.m. on February 1 and 15, visits to Geneva, Fellow Craft work followed by entertainment, and a special Mellow Craft gathering. Fort Wayne Knights Templar schedule shows multiple meetings February 4, 10, 15, and 17 with a stated conclave. Eagles Lodge No 248 announces Lincoln’s birthday program February 3, Washington’s birthday February 22, and an East Berry street session tonight with a fifty-five candidate degree class and luncheon. Fort Wayne post offices workers plan a banquet for George Washington’s bills at Wellows Hall February 23. Ladies Maccabees hive No 27 hosts a promenade masquerade February 2 at 7:40 p.m. with prizes for best suit and comic outfit.
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Local Hicksville notes include family moves and deaths
Hicksville News from Feb 6 reports Keb. six airings, visits by Patterson and Hart families, Dr. Cook escorting Gladys to college, and plans for several relatives as they travel or relocate. Levi Bepp and Mrs. Hadsell die. Beppington sells farms. Bevington sells land to High, Brown, and Eaton. Mrs. John Alten, aged 105, longtime Selvia resident, celebrated longevity. Phyllis Culler journeys to Coshocton and Westerville for visits.
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Our Great Half Price Sale begins Friday at this store
Our Great Half-Price Sale offers discounts of 10 to 50 percent on all stock of fine merchandise, including suits overcoats shirts neckwear and gloves with overalls and children's hose excluded. The promotional message asserts that prices will be higher next fall and highlights a grand bargain event across clothing and furnishings.
Massive apparel sale headings with mixed prices and discounts
A storefront ad lists shirts priced from 1.00 to 2.60, fancy suits at half to full discounts, and various accessories. It notes limits on shirt purchases per customer and features reductions on garters, handkerchiefs, caps, slippers, trunks, travel bags, umbrellas, and overcoats with percentages and flat amounts, in a period advertising tone.
Henry Ford Announces Expanded Peace Plan in Chicago
Henry Ford, in Chicago for a Michigan society banquet, revealed a new broader peace effort building on his Oscar II expedition. He said the plan would recruit everyday people rather than “high brows” and aim for Europe’s end of conflict, with details to come after his envoy returns from Europe.
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Weather data report from Wayne Indiana summary
Local Weather Data from the U S Department of Agriculture for Wayne Indiana covers the 24 hours ending at noon February 6 with temperatures, precipitation totals, barometer reading, and humidity. It records the lowest temperature since the first of the month, monthly precipitation totals, and relative humidity at two times.
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French aviator vows another escape from captors
Paris to Zurich report says French aviator Eugene Gilbert, freed from internment, again attempts to flee with accomplice Parisian. They were found near Olten Switzerland as an inquiry opened into how the pair boarded a train, despite a prior pledge to refrain from further escapes. Gilbert had previously escaped a Swiss camp last summer and pressed the French War Ministry to be repatriated, while Swiss officials argued he remained in internment without honoring a pledge.
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New Haven News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
New Haven notes show Mrs Hat fe Gerarist visiting Mr. J. Maire of Besnaron for a few days. Mrs Morris spent Saturday in Reg Wayne. Loula Gladieux of Besancon was in New Haven for a Saturday caller. Amos Cour was a Fort Wasmp qailer on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobre of New Haven spent Saturday and Sunday at Melvin’s home near Monmeville Rav. Sr. Lach also spent Saturday in town.
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Fort Wayne social notes and local visits amid election plans
Fort Wayne and New Haven residents are listed visiting and socializing Saturday. Mentions include Br. Jaowis Gerarfot of Besancon, Mrs Felix Blaising and son Melville, Mr and Mrs H L Perkins, Miss Helen Gorrell, Mr Edward Tripper, Mr Alfred Gerardot of Jackson town, and Miss Olive Lenhart. Also noted are preparations for an Allen County Republican banquet on February 20 with multiple candidates and speakers. A possible new store venture in New Haven is eyed by ES Trigner, and court actions reference an assault case involving Ray Ladin and Tory Trainer with trial set for February 1.
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Indiana's Care of Defectives Faces Growing Strain
Indiana plans a wide reform of mental health and public welfare. The board urges early detection, immediate treatment, and colony care near hospitals, with new facilities including a central psychopathic institute and state receiving homes. It calls for tighter state control, nonrelative trustees, uniform laws, and expanded farm colonies to relieve crowded institutions.
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