City News Items and Local Appointments
City notes report Mr J OG Shephandson and Mr Ad Levy visiting and being in the city, Henry Band resigning from Wayne ary goods, first communion and confirmation at the Cathedral next Sunday, A P Beatty in town on court business, M B Taylor in city for Democratic paper matters, fifteen to twenty P Lighting company workers to take George Wriday to be priests, Charles Strick near four miles south of the cells being taken to St Josephs Hospital for appendicitis operation Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. OG. Shephandson
Tawrapge
Ad Levy
Warsaw
Wayne
Henry Band
Wayne Ary Goods
Attomes
A. P. Beatty
Decatur
M. B. Taylor
Indianapolis
Indhnapolis
P. Lighting Company
George Wriday
PD Dixon
Charles Strick
Scheumang & Ulmer's Ambulance
St. Joseph's Hospital
Enamelware Bonanza At White Fruit House Sale
White Fruit House announces a big enamelware sale featuring dish pans dippers spoons and new granite enamelware. Advertises two floor displays bold bargains windows on Calhoun Street and a rapid sale series with telephone orders and home phone number for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Street
Bell Phone
White Fruit House
Lawn Fountains From Stouder & Co Addressed
An advertisement notes lawn fountains offered by JM Stouder & Co located at 122 East Court Street, Los Angeles, promoting garden water features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonder & Co
East Co
JM Stouder & Co
Special sale at Elwari Millers phase levy Blore event
Special sale advertises two for one pricing on Gnach and Chair at Elwari Millers location 206 Jeast Malingtreat. Prices cut in half amid eloping on sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwari Miller's
Levy Blore
Missionary Union Annual Meeting Lets New Officers Gather
The Missionary Union of Fort Wayne held its annual meeting at Trinity Episcopal church with Mrs. Charles A. Rowand elected president. Mrs. Geet McCornick chaired, and officers named include A Rowand as president and Mrs. C F Bicknell as treasurer. A special hour featured Trinity churches in song and the evening program included a missionary address by Rev. T F Howard of Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Itation
Fort Wayne
Trinity Ipiscopal Church
Fos A. Rowand
Eckean
South Warne
C.F. Bicknell
Trens
Mias Clara Holgerton
Twacheon
Trinity Episenial Chires
T. F Howard
Plymouth
Money to Lend at 5 1 2 and 6 Percent Interest
Ku hne and Co offering loans at five and a half and six percent interest. Address line notes 723 Court Street as the contact point for securing a loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhne & Coo
Court St
Closeout on Upholstered Chairs and Couches at Reduced Prices
Edward Miller at 204 East Main Street advertises great reductions on chairs and couches. The notice promotes brisk business printing and a modern Journal Gazette printing plant with high quality staff. Also mentions wallpaper by L. G. Hull at 820 Calhoun Street and a contact phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Miller
East Main Street
Journalitaztte
Free Soap Offer War-fine Scan Take thie shvtm ane troexial art furtte
Prepaid sales offer lists a misread and garbled set of shop names and addresses. The fragment mentions a free soap, a health or cosmetic claim, and multiple local merchants across Calhoun, Broadward, East Creighinn, and Winn streets. No coherent event or outcome is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philp N. J. Expres
Broadwar
Wellens
Calhoun
Meyer Rie
Lobsch
Barr Andyh
Drelbe
Nih
Atelliors
East Creighinn Ave
Morton Still Leads Equitable Directors After Vote
New York May 21 board of directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society reappointed Giga E Tarbell and elected a new finance committee headed by Paul Morton. A motion and changes were approved while an injunction blocks certain actions. New officers elected include J. W. Winthrop treasurer and others. The church report notes a new pastor expected September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assurance Society
New York
Equitable Life Assurance
Tom Paul Morton
Giga E. Tarbell
O Himself
B. J. Tienas
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Frank 8. Wellerkee
Raupek McMahon
Morton
Judie Wilkin A. Day
Def Enurte
Willfian Alissader
Aeeceta
Stephens Fur House to Close for Stock Runs in New York
Stephens Fur House will be closed until June 2 as owner travels to New York to purchase stock and scout styles for the coming season. The move signals possible future sales upon return and reflects cautious planning amid shifting market expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
New York
Oil probe to begin work again in June
Cleveland May 31 The Interstate Commerce Commission will reopen the study of the Stanford Oil case about mid June after a trip to Washington. Commissioners have fixed a plan but not a date to resume hearings. Virgin Kling counsel for Stanford Oil will present testimony and independents may add evidence. Wallpaper offered by L G Hull at 330 Calhoun St.
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Cleveland
Warshington
Chamberlain
Commerce — ‘Commission
Couphanes
Virgil T. Kling
Stanford Oil
Kling
Chicago
Dorothy Dodd
Police Court Fines And Arrests At Calcon Street
In police court yesterday Fry Amituwa and H Brown were fined five dollars each for formation after roaming on Calcon street. The man paid the fine but the girl went to jail. Henry Louis was fined three dollars for loitering after a tussle with Patrolman Angell. Nell Monahan Henry Hoffman and James Cartwright were in a scrap. Monahan and Hoffman were fined French for drunkenness while Cartwright escaped. Affidavits for assault and battery were filed against the three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry Amitiwua
H. (. Brown
Calon
Longe
Henry Louis
Angell
Nell Monahan
Henry Hoffman
James Cartwright
Monahan
Hoffman
Cartwright
Ernest Parnan
Patrick Owens
James Dalley
Special sale on pl ano data style at Fort Wayne
Special sale announcement from Guy Conklin at 106 Calhoun Fort Wayne promoting a second upright plano and other planos at bargain prices. Mentions the Raymond and Werner plate and the Ever ett as the only artist plano carted in. Urges prompt advertising to avoid recklessness of time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Werner
Everett
Fort Wayne
Guy Conklin
Calhoun
Harvey Hughes Named Deputy Sheriff in Wayne Township
Major J Miller resigned as deputy sheriff yesterday. W Harver Hughes, a barber at the Wayne Intel shop, was appointed by Sheriff Grice as his successor. James Huttery will transfer to the circuit court. Hughes will serve in the superior court. Miller plans to seek the Republican nomination for justice of the peace of Wayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Miler
Sherif
Journal Gazette
W. Harver Hughes
Wayne Intel Shop
Grice
James Huttery
Hughes
Miller
Wayne Township
Combs for every style at Rodenbeck's
The advertisement promotes side, pack, tuck and plain or fancy combs at Rodenbeck's 1004 Cathoun St with block prices and mentions TGMs at 836 Cathoun St. It emphasizes newest designs and perfect fit and invites shoppers to visit the stores for selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodenbeck
Cathoun St
Notice from Fort Wayne Electric Co promotes electrical goods
Notice advertises a broad range of electrical products and services from The Keminds Electric Construction Company including fans, furnaces, motors, generators, reflectors, glassware, and electrical fittings. It claims to be electricians offering installation and emphasizes economy of hiring professionals, with contact at 1019 Calhoun St and telephone 2622.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Yan
Electric Wlatelon
General Filentric Co
Fane
Holbins & Myers
Motors Ind
Fort Wayne Ite
Til Works
Colmipe Frye
Wradley & Hubbard Electric
Indi
Hom
Kpminds Electric Construction Company
Telephone
Calhoun St
Soh n Evans Teal Estine Kelters Public Agents for Mire
Fragmented OCR text lists insurers and agencies including Washington Life Insurance and Feacer Bank block Fort Wayne Ind with a home phone. It lacks clear event or narrative details. The readable portions indicate insurance agents and liabilities references without a coherent incident.
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Sohn M. Evans Teal Estine Kelters
Suny Public
Mire
Plate Ghisa
Celdent
Burghiry
Wisality
Amomotlle
Washington Life Ins
Feacer Bank
Fort Wayne
Ind
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