Jefferson Club Opens Headquarters Today
The Jefferson Club opens its headquarters on the third floor of the Noble building at Harrison and Berry streets. A season of events includes card parties, minstrel shows, amateur performances, and a mock town hall trial in New Haven Friday night. Membership drives and subscriptions are under way with a $1 fee.
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Berry Streets
Jeffersin Cla
United States
van Nuys
Jefferson
Secind
West Huredav
New Haven
Tefferson Mide
Fort Wayne
New Nurse Appointed At Fort Wayne Venereal Clinic
Ruth Masterson, member of the 19Y8 class of the Mope Methodist pilot, was appointed Saturday to succeed Miss Lilien Ginird as nurse at the Fort Wayne venereal clinic. The new position follows a pilot program and includes private work arrangements starting next week.
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Ruth Masterson
Lilien Ginird
Fort Wayne
Attendees Report on State Teachers Meeting
Elizabeth Murphy attended a representatives meeting in Indianapolis on measures for the State Mission of Teachers. Miss Mary plans to return next Saturday for a meeting to discuss revising the State Teachers association constitution.
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Mtiss
Elizabeth Murphy
Indianapolis
Mary
Indiananalis
Teach+ association
Wayne Circle to Hold 61st Meeting at Arch Lodge
The Wayne Circle Ladies of the G A will hold the 61st meeting in the lodge room over the W. drug store Tuesday evening. Officers and members are urged to attend. Light refreshments will be served. Special music tomorrow night at the club.
Men’s Suit Prices Snap Upward At Great Sale
A striking sale promotes men’s suits with bold pricing as shoppers flock to stores. Advertisers hype limited stock and big discounts, urging quick purchases to secure tailored fits and quality fabrics at lower costs.
Chena TAKE COLLECTION FOR CHILDREN OF EUROPE
Nearly $1,000 was raised in local churches to aid starving children in Europe. Plymouth Congregational raised $715 at the morning service. Third Presbyterian added $150 from the Sunday school. Rev. Folsom led the drive urging Allen county to support 100 children until next harvest. Various schools and organizations planned daily collection efforts this week to meet substantial goals.
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Europe
Plymouth Congregational Church
Third Presbyterian Church
A. J. Folsom
Flymouth Gangregational
Sid
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Rev
Nolsom
Folcom
Schoal
Folsom
Business College
Doring Rh Ko Theausta
Church of the Nazarene
Ion
Stella Crooks
Chicago
Foreign Board
Smeltzenbach
Africa
Trinity Episcopal Church
Grace Reformed Church
Chrch
Schaaf
B.D. Pager
Reformed Church
Payne, O
Grace Church
Barabbas
Christ
St Marys Program Proves Attractive Entertainment
St Marys school drew a large audience for a Sunday program spanning primary to commercial classes. The event honored Rt Rev Msgr John H Oechtettig on his patronal feast with 15 acts including a girls playlet and a boys operetta, plus recitations and songs. Parish officers were elected at the nearby Lutheran church gathering, with Steup as chairman and Strasburg as treasurer among others. The paper also advertises a sale for men and married men with low down payments, urging readers to act fast.
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St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Pr
John H Oechtettig
Prills
Regeemer Laitheran Church
Steup
Oscar Render
C. W. Strasburg
William Eisenmeyer
Chery Maas
William Miceler
Herman Berg
Pen'Saurer
Elrome
Friends Dons
Ulster
E ‘Co
INSTALL OFFICERS AT ST JOHNS REFORMED CHURCH
Officers installed at the morning service include Elders Jacobitt and Henry Kole merlér and deacons Earl Siebold and Fred Buecher. A missionary prayer meeting at Olive Baptist Church is set for Wednesday in charge of Miss Jackson of Morne Olive Baptist Church.
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St. Johns
Biter Baptist Church
Migs Jackson
Morne
Olive Baptist Church
Price Slash in Home Heating Plants Slashes 20 Percent
Arthur M. Evans reports the American Radiator Company slashes prices for home heating equipment by 20 percent to spur new home building and stabilize costs. Company officials say profits will be sacrificed for six months to boost volume, with 14,000 workers in 16 cities kept employed and no wage cuts.
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Arthur M. Evans
Anya
Issal
Anhouners
J. W. King
Veterans Install Officers At Joint ALR and WRC Ceremony
The K of C hall hosted a joint installation for Lion & Bass post No. 96 ALR and the Woman's Relief corps with G A R officials presiding. Officers for Bass post included Commander William Wagle and Michael Huss. WRC officers led by Louise Luttman with Rose Sutton as treasurer. A Fort Wayne veteran, Samuel Kelker, was named senior national vice commander, and Lincoln's birthday events were planned by a city committee. Local safety notices closed the piece amid unrelated influenza guidance.
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Lion & Bass Post
Woman's Relief Corps
W. FR. C
Commanier
Eugene B. Smith
Lawton-Wayne
Jasper Edeall
Muarter
Ephreim Hunt
C. H. Bell
Rose Sutton
Bass W. RC
Louise Luttman
Clara Weaver
Anna Schmeling
Shaplain
Anna Gay
Rose
Fort Wayne
Samuel
Kelker
Kellter
Quartermaster Gener
Norman BR. Thompson
Jamestown
Logether
Thomsen
Splendid Offering for Aid of Ireland
Funds raised across multiple parishes for Ireland relief total 4317.46 after church collections and a $767 local improvement fund. Rev John Edward Willow announced the Ulster persecution relief drive, noting political, not religious cause, with further parish targets set for next Sunday across five Fort Wayne parishes.
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Northies
Cister Ar
Ireland
Holy Name Cathedral Members Open New Year Meeting
The Holy Name Society at the cathedral held its first meeting of the year in Library Hall. Rev John R Quirentor addressed the group and new officers took office. Secretary Arthur D Kelker was reelected and presented the annual financial report. The branch, with about 600 members, lists Andrew Z McKinnon as president and Clem Weber as vice president.
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Holy Name Society
New Fear
John R. Quirentor
Search for corpse after false murder call shocks PA town
A reported hold up and murder near Brigls road triggered a two hour hunt by sheriff police and state officers. Despite searches of the area and nearby yards no body was found. Investigators traced the call to two men who asked for directions to the incident site after contacting a local cart workshop.
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Pennsylvania
Viehl-Of-Way
Brigls Road
Sherif
Police Department
Pennsylvania Po Mee Department
Martin Karmeyer
Arthur Willams Werdo
George Risen~ Hut
Ward, Hall
Wo Vartoltten
Albert Arbott
Pennsylvania Department
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Pennsylvania Police Department
Pennsylvania East Yards
Vitve
Frame Eight Hour Law for Policemen
Fraternal Order of Police hosts a conference in Indianapolis with police officials and representatives to discuss an eight hour law. Sergeant Akami Clerk and Tichani Kelly are noted to join OMfaye Tink later in the week. The principal desires to be tied to the initiative.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Indianapolis
Order of Police
Omeer
Peter Dunk
India
Akami
Tichani Kelly
Omfaye Tink
Eight Hour System Sought For Indiana Police Departments
A local push to permanently enact an eight hour work system for Indiana police departments gains support from city council and police officials. Fire crews responded to two house fires on Harrison street, one at Ravert McCreary’s residence causing $100 in damage and another at Albert Moran’s home with an estimated $500 loss. A chimney fire at the W.S. Waser residence on Creighton Avenue caused damage of about $8.
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Indiana
Ocal
Pen
Ravert McCreary
Soult
Calhoun Street
Harrison Street
McCreary
Albert Moran
South Jagrrison
Moran
W.swaser
St Creichton Avenue
Special Entertainment Show Promotes Berghoff Case Sundays
Special entertainment order to obtain a case of Berghoff for Sunday. Grocer may deliver or be contacted at phone number listed. Special entertainment tick’s advertised for the week at Kuck's store.
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Berghoff
Tick’s
Kuck
Christmas Wreath Ignites Cathedral Fire
High mass at 10:30 a m at the Cathedral was disrupted by a Christmas wreath catching fire from a candelabra. The blaze threatened decorations and altar linens until Brother Gilbert, a Holy Cross teacher, used a candle extinguisher and removed the wreath.
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Jesse Lothamer
Gilbert
Holy Cross
Crane. Benefit Dance at Tanner's Tonight
Franklin's own orchestra will perform at the benefit dance tonight at Tanner's. Proceeds support the local cause.
Civil War Veteran Dead at New Haven
New Haven Indiana: John Hatnell, retired miner and Civil War veteran, died yesterday at age about 60. He lived in Milan township before moving to New Haven six months ago to live with his son. Surviving are five daughters May Flickimser Mary Meyer Clara Charling and two others plus two sons Fred and Herman. Grandchildren and great grandchildren number in the dozens.
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New Haven
Ind
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John Hatnell
Sf Yrars
Milan Township
Om R
Airs
May Flickimser
Mary Meyer
Fort Wayne
Clara Charling
Fe Tustison
Inez
Fred
Harlan
Herman
Thomson found guilty of first degree murder in landmark case
Jan O-Gayle Thomson was found guilty of murder in the first degree for blasting the Bata farmhouse near Germantown on November 15. The jury returned the verdict tonight after a two day trial. Evidence showed Thomson and Bolton quarreled earlier. A military funeral is planned for a family member this Tuesday at 1 PM, with burial at Haris O. P. cemetery.
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Iris
WL Church
LO. O. P
Haris
Rockville
Jan O—Gayle Thomson
James Baton
Bata
Germantown
Thompson
Bolton
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