Society notes mix theater, clubs and weddings in Fort Wayne
Fragments detail a theater outing with an enigmatic escort, social calls by Mrs Emmons and Mrs Dunn, and a Belle Epoque club’s guest day with French music at Mrs Isttersiey’s West Wayne home. A lively society scene follows Miss Isabel McClure’s engagement, with teas, thimbles and Five Hundred games among Fort Wayne women.
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Monséelme
Willis Isttersiey
West Wayne Street
Will Grighton
Louis the Thirteenth
Firet Baptist Church
Mary Crateford
Saward Whitsias
Reidt
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Relat
Organ ‘Avenue
A Dainty Tucked Blouse Pattern Description
A vintage pattern note describes a dainty tucked blouse with front and back tucks, elbow or full sleeves, and a tailored look. It notes sewing time and fabric suitability, sizing from 32 to 42 bust, and a 10 cent pattern price with mail order to the pattern department of the Journal Gazette.
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Miers
Journs Gazette
Beaurete
Pots and Dispatches Sent to Paris Modes Company
A garbled notice indicates an order for ten centa addresses and parcels to Paris Modes Company via Cara Tours in the Gazette. Readable fragments point to a trade or mailing directive with unclear specifics.
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Paris Modes Company
Cara Tours ml Gazette
Country Party Honors Bernadette at Huguenard Home
A 14 year old birthday party at the Boma of Mr. and Mrs. Huguenard featured games like Sure in the dark Tin tin let them fly and Tennessee with guests including McIntosh Huguenard and Conrad.
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Boma
Agnes Hoy
Frank Hood
Charles Chevelot
Bertha Kenwerk
Christian Wresé
Tide Hankel
Joseph Conrad
Litsle Pape
Clarence Conrad
Clare Pape
Exmest Bersael Jacquay Edmond Eves
Agnes Huguenard
Clarence Huguenard
Fast Huguenard
Frank Pielard
Siacon
Ruth
London Bridge
Cardn
Tennessee
Carmen Fey Eyes Stir Fort Wayne Audience at Majestic
Fort Wayne theatergoers witnessed Carmen in a vivid production by the PATTERGON-FLETCHER Co with Olga Net heredole and Frank Mills starri ng. Miss Net hersole's flawless tants and the cast's color and mood earned sincere applause after each act. Mills, formerly of Fort Wayne, gave a strong interpretation as Don Jose while Miss Pearson impressed as Dolores in a production praised for its atmosphere costs. The program notes highlight the Loth art and realism in the performance and announce ticket prices of 30c, 75c, and 46c until February 1.
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Carmen
Olga Nethersole
Emma Calve
Frank Mills
Fort Wayne
Don Jose
Millonaire
Miss Nethersole, Jr. Mills
Bliss Nethersole
Delores
Jose
Miss Nethersale
Abseley
Mr. Mills
Jase
Pearson
Dolores
Streay
Bryan addresses crowds in Nashville praising bank safeguards
In Nashville Bryan spoke at the Ryman Auditorium addressing his anti panic stance and contrasting silver dollar advocacy with capitalists seeking clearing house certificates. He denounced imperialism, highlighted banking safeguards in Oklahoma and predicted imitates in Kansas and Illinois while condemning railroad and tariff interests and urging unity among Democrats.
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Washville
Tenn
Bryan
Neehville
Ryman Auditorium
Judson Harman
Epplauvé
Roosevelt
Wall Street Gambier
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illnois
Diamonds valued at 800 seized in Botman case
Detective Soliday Sergeant Pappert and Chief Ankenbruck recovered more than 3500 worth of jewelry from Louis Botman connected to a large state sale. Diamonds totaling 600 and a 60 watch were found. Six diamonds sold at pawn shops, others to individuals. Behnan may face charges. Shumaker bond set at 210 212. Vinal Cass date pushed to January 27. Mrs. Balle case witnesses heard. other cases disposed.
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George Soliday
W. F. Pappert
Polter Ankenbrack
Louis Botman
Behnan
Bolman
Shumaker
Bond
Eouls Shumaker
Jacky Laser
Pennville
Vinal Cass
Her
Sheil
Ross House
Tahoe
Ariaines Dan
Falcow
James Bell
Maken
Janos
James Hepier
Wagranes
Sven
Lawrence
Shaw Plans Stock Sale at Carnegie Trust
New York January reports reveal Secretary Shaw stating he has not resigned as Carnegie Trust president but will sell his shares under a contract with Dickinson and associates in control. He aims for a smooth transition by March 1 and declines further on internal policy disputes while wishing the institution continued success.
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Warnin
New York
Shaw
Carnegin Trust Company
Dickinson
the Treasury
Dickson
R. Shaw
Efe
Taft-Foraker Scrap to be Heard by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court will take up the Taft-Foraker dispute with an immediate hearing granted. Arguments planned for Friday with a deadline of twenty days before the February 1 primary elections. COLUMBUS. O. Fan reports the case centers on the validity of the Drinson primary election.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Taft-Foraker
Columbus
O. Fan
Supreme Court Te-Doer
Drinson
Committed incident in crowded street in Cincinnati
A brief, unclear report notes a committed act by an individual in a crowded street in Cincinnati near Tountila Square on January 22, mentioning Andrew Elvari with limited readable details.
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Cincinnati
Neur Tountila Square
Cho Day
Andrew Elvari
Seven Years of Proof for Dr King’s New Discovery
W W Henry of Panama cites seven years proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and throat chest ailments. The ad claims nationwide praise as best remedy for colds hay fever asthma bronchitis and early consumption. Trial bottle offered by Dreist Brothers’ drug store Stone.
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Dreist Brothers
STON
Unclear fragment describes a botched spell causing harm
Fragmentary report recounts a mysterious spell failing during an outing. The subject collapses in agony on a sidewalk while mentions of hospitalization and ambulance responses appear. Reader cannot discern dates names or a clear sequence of events.
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Frank Taft
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Nora B. Hughes
Ralph Maged
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W. H. Peltier
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Laura Peltier
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Mary Ruight
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Jack Griffin
Natal
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John Porp
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Auburn
Alot Sim
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Ranald Vernant
Wits
George Osterauy
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Jonnie Lehman
Julia Hollopeter
Nora Willem
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Henry Seelig
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Ed Close
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