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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
9
Banks in the Twelfth District reported strong statements to the comptroller of the currency, sent to Washington by noon. Bankers gathered for the State Association of Bankers meeting amid talk of resilience after the recent panic, with observers noting ample money supply and cautious optimism about national policy.
Unclear OCR text shows names and values, including Peter Pan Waists and Wayne Oi, with references to paint products and a supplier. Not enough coherent facts to form a full summary.
Residents gathered for afternoon golf club arrangements and charitable hospitality at Mrs Fleming and Miss Fleming hosted events. A lively crowd attended Robison Park theatre with visiting guests from Salt Lake City Indianapolis and Brooklyn. Florence Graffe led an amateur performance on the Grote lawn with Salome and other plays, while several youngsters staged spontaneous games and a birthday party for Master Stephen Bond. An Ada Berrett led the Lost Chin tale with Bernice Johnson and others performing. Social groups visited Cresno Club at Bomac City for a lake day by Pedro and a Catherine party. Olds and Bradshaw families visited Fort Wayne and Wawasee guests planned two weeks at Katharine Ring’s cottage. The Plymouth Church women held a picnic at Reibgon Park with a Carter supper. Mrs Wright of Kansas City tours Michigan lakes region.
A chaotic community notice recalls a tragic event where a heavy object passed over a farmer's body, detailing surrounding family visits and a string of social arrivals from Brackenridge to Millersburg. The fragmentary report mentions various relatives and neighbors, with scattered references to travel, visits, and hospitality amid the somber moment.
Miss Agnes Hamilton from Pittsburgh joins family on Makino island for Sime rnet. Mrs A P Hamilton and Miss Katherine Hamilton travel north for a visit. Mr. Dolton Hirens returns to Ta spate after visiting his sons. Mrs. Henry Stehgaut and son Harold visit Montwelier, G. from 1218 Hunan Street. Miss Adelis Plapendrink from East Lewis Street visits Chicago. Mrs. Emma Geruchamp returns to Serre Haute after three weeks with C. M. Mills family on Pal tow Street. Members of the relightfully entertained at the home of Miss Vernies Gridley, 1410 Fairfield.
Fragmented ad text shows men's outing suits offered at various prices including ten and fifteen dollar ranges, with references to turtle soup lunches and a bar. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled OCR, but the item focus is clothing sales and a dining offer.
Allen County Dog Owners Association met at Strodel's hall and voted to delay action on an ordinance proposed by the health department mandating year round dog muzzlements until the measure is introduced or city plans are clarified. Members criticized dog culling and urged humane handling, and a committee was appointed to draft by laws and constitution for the group. An organizational meeting is set for Monday while the association prepares for possible future steps.
Obituary notices report Adelin HE Barrows aged nine dies near Syracuse while living with daughter Mrs. W A Fairfield. Barrows family includes Mrs Ella May Fairfield and others. Another Ossian resident dies after operation. funeral planned Saturday at Local Brethren church with interment at Prospect cemetery. Also announces death of Josephine Christman age two, whose funeral set for this afternoon with burial at Line Cemetery. Additional funeral notices include Miss Stella Bijskenters and Charles Huckfort residents, pledging to Talon centers for interment services.
The schedule outlines entry lines for races at Serperary Tayl meet with a Friday closing for entries. Officials warn only few hours remain as athletes prepare to race, vying for fast times and top placements.
The Canthers seek Pitcher May of the Pearls for this afternoon amid several challenges. Keystones vs Maropas Tay set for Sunday at Lakeside. Fort Wayne Deltas accept a game with Union’s team this afternoon. Gunthers star Linkis may play despite an injured finger. Gunthers vs Hosser Grays scheduled at Concordia grounds. Masterson Blues vs Teddy Hears tomorrow on their grounds. clubs to meet at Clay and Masterson at 1:28 sharp. Fort Wayne Magnolias travel to Tippecanoe Sunday. six wins in nine May games, carrying regular lineup. Gunthers seeking Sunday games with fast amateur teams. meeting at Broadway and Mein tonight between 7:20 and 7:30. Fort Wayne Maroons vs Rocks tomorrow in Law park. Packyards depart 7:00 via interurban to Glenapolis to face Reserves. Lineups listed for Maroons include Patterson, Cartwright, Smethers, Patterson again, Caseberry, Minnick, Rocks, Humbrecht, Kress. Packyards aim for an afternoon game with Reserves. Iknall may join Packards Sunday with Jacob on receiving end.
A garbled 1920s style item notes Nuss, Sites, Rigby, Weil, Raber and others in Fort Wayne amateur baseball circles. The Wrilbys supposedly played fast out 05 seas with two losses in eleven. Tri bys were to meet Garrett Red Sox Sunday, but the game was canceled. Communications should go to the Journal-Gazette, Wiebke's Board of Trade.
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