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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette weighs national and local issues including women’s suffrage in Oklahoma, Roosevelt’s role in reform, Beveridge’s progressive stance, and schooling book debates. It cites Senator Beveridge, Secretary Crosy, and local figures while railing against frequent book changes and urging prudent policy.
A large gathering of Woodmen camps from multiple towns will unveil a monument at Landemwood Cemetery. Local leaders including Perry A. Hubwick of Port Wayne will oversee the ceremony on Sunday June 12. The affair is organized by the Woodmen lodge with participation from camps in South Bend Mishawaka Plymouth and nearby areas.
A page fragment notes a cemetery unveiling on March 1 at 12:90 o era, inviting visitors to view a requiem game between South Bends and Work Wayne. Also mentions a cottage for sale at Clear Lake through Hitzemann at 402-3 and a People's Trust notice.
Tripper of Peru representing Trippeer & Song meets with city officials to confirm readiness to commence the city portion of elevation work on Choun street. Railroad and milroad signals indicate elevation work could begin next week, with city commitment awaited.
Auburn Ind June 2 The school board conducted sessions and decided to advertise for positions for the coming school year Missing teachers Myrtle Hernberser Valarhe Gaeidnehouse Alomer Michaid Mildred Awineh of Bart Wayne were noted in the report as part of the staff changes The notice also mentions other school positions and a vacancy for a store room rental at 405 West Jefferson Street
In Auburn Ik a wedding took place at Auburn Lutheran Church with Rev Nawhauper presiding. Miox Vermah Davia, daughter of Mr Anubis Jenny Tavis of Jackson town, wed CGrevor McNabb of Mort Wayne. Attendants included Viole May and George AY. The bride, well known in the community, was accepted by her parents.
In Columbia City Indiana on June 2 a quiet ceremony united Miss Frogsie Mimner Beetley and Mr Rusger Galbreath with Rev A D Sutherland officiating. The couple will spend summer at Yellowbanks then move to Chicago for the groom to enter Northwestern Medical School. Mrs Galbreath, once a popular teacher, is praised as a well regarded local young woman.
Fish Singer to-day at the Hof Brau from 1 to 2 25c. GARRETT sen TEACHET WEDDED IN CHICAGO. Ending a romance begun in this city, Miss Wthel Ma roney, a former school teacher here, wed William Jopp of Chicago. The ceremony happened in Jopp’s new home. The bride’s mother resides in Albion. May totals show revenue gains and beer stamps decline due to cold weather effects on material. Red Men lodge sets June 21 memorial services with address in Midlle hall.
Angola Indiana June 2 The Steuben County Republican convention ends in this city Saturday June 18 to nominate a county ticket for the fall election. Delegates number 339 with 170 votes needed for nomination. Several candidates seek the honor amid lively competition.
Ang ola Indiana June 2 The Ritter family Tenmson will be held Thursday at the Angola fairgrounds due to racing events delaying the original schedule. Members of the families are asked to note the change in plans and attend the reunion at the revised time and location.
A blaze at the Byvarick tile mill near Durfee, Indiana, destroyed eighty cords of wood stacked around the kiln on Wednesday. Loss estimated at 250 dollars with no insurance. Nearby sheds were paved. fire caused by an arch incident. In a separate note, county health secretary BL Noll condemned district No. 1 in Cleveland township as unsanitary. a new building will be erected. State accountants Sharman and Lockwood completed their work here and returned to Alexandria and Anderson.
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