17 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1917
Page
1
Miss Maud Gwinn announces a Rainbow Club organization for Girls at the Y W C A to gather Catholic or Protestant youth in the community. The plan involves meetings in the later afternoon with a focus on youth activities, leadership, and social development for the surrounding schools.
National and local school board members will attend a high level education meeting in Indianapolis. The board, including AL I Wu EW Oouk and W.1 bangh, plans study sessions at area schools and shares aims with the organization Bromo wll Gale.
Mrs. Warbart Bechbers of Dekalb County died Thursday night at her daughter's home in Lafayette. Born Maria Beak berger in 1858, she left six surviving children, including daughters Bebe, Lire Jed, and Joh eh bereey, plus Mrs. William Mille. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. at St. Rane ete with burial at the local cemetery.
A fragment describes cold symptoms with fever and chest discomfort and promotes Dr Mril's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy. It claims the pine tar medicine stops sneezing reduces bronchial irritation and relieves throat and bronchial conditions. The text uses old timey spellings and ad style language.
A Wendallville woman died at Richmond after a fall in a hospital. She had been in the state institution lines earlier and was reportedly tied to a long illness. Survived by her husband, two children, and several siblings, the family gathers in Geneva for the funeral.
Hon E G Hoffman speaks Sunday at 7 30 pm on Why I Am a Church Attendant at the First Presbyterian church. The item notes a service program and a talk by Hoffman.
Warsaw reports a man from Nis Lor, Mohathten, disappeared a week ago. Relatives fear for him. a note to his wife said he lost interest in work, church, and home. Police and officials investigate the missing person case as friends search.
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