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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
3
A chaotic transcription details Wells County seventh grade graduates receiving diplomas amid a sweep of names and places. The text lists numerous individuals, communities, and districts, including mentions of Wells County townships, schools, and local educators.
The notice lists numerous individuals and families from multiple counties, detailing deaths and memorials. It mentions interments, cemeteries, and funeral arrangements amid a long roster of names and relations.
Fragmentary OCR reads a jumble of personal names including Brow, Einileteher, Lior, Abbott and many others with scattered surnames and titles. The text lacks coherent events or context to form a full news item or clear record.
The text details two vintage costume patterns with long pannier skirts suited to summer fabrics. It lists fabric types such as Gineh and taffelas, yardages for bodices and skirts, pattern numbers, sizes from 18 to 70, and prices per pattern at 16 cents, reflecting a mid century fashion catalog tone.
The notice outlines funeral arrangements for Abyytie Irene with interment planned at a local cemetery. Services will be held at multiple Lutheran and monastic venues, with details on times and locations including Third Street and Gedating, attended by Ladies of the GA and members of the Litvtyn community.
The text appears as garbled OCR of a local social register listing many individuals by name with scattered towns and events. It references meetings, shops, families, and social occasions, but legibility is poor, with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
The edition lists local notices and personal remembrances. Citizens mourn the passing of Mrs Connell and pay tribute to long time resident members while others attend gatherings and share condolences for deceased friends and neighbors.
A fragmented report outlines drum corps politics as candidates vie for the top post. Mentions O Connor Forts and associated figures amid party talk, with dates and locations obscured by garbled text. The piece hints at campaign activity and organizational leadership in the local scene.
A community event is set for Saturday evening at the Gathorny White location to benefit a hospital. Mrs AY Bebonts will host the gathering with concertal entertainment. Funds aim to aid hospital needs and support families in the area.
An advisory board meeting in Wayne township approved reducing the road tax levy from twenty cents per one hundred dollars to fifteen cents. The vote followed concerns over high expenditures and calls for improved road maintenance under local management. The decision comes amid discussion of local improvements and funding priorities for the township.
A garbled report from Bluffton recounts a chaotic local week with numerous individuals named in unclear charges and shifting events. The piece references community figures, court actions, and ongoing investigations, highlighting a volatile atmosphere and a push for clarity amid confusion.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names, families, and places in a community notice. The readable parts show mentions of households, people like Evelyn, Walter Reaikel, and Mary, plus scattered locations and schools, with no clear cohesive news event or date. The fragment presents as a damaged social record.
A double ceremony at Decatur Catholic Church united two couples in marriage. Attendants included family and friends from Ames and nearby towns. The event featured traditional rites and a celebration at the church hall with local guests and relatives in attendance.
Fragmented OCR recounts a wall of names, relationships, and social ties involving Butler, Minent CHSC, Mrs. Tabt Bearfoss, Als Me FA Fans, and many others. The long list references visitors, marriages, kin, duties, and pending events. The text is garbled with misspellings and misplaced phrases, obscuring clear events or dates.
Editor J. Di Shavtol of the Hommmnke Clipper attends a family reunion in Chicago. A community event hosts a Memorial Tax meeting for oil wells with speakers from local committees and notable residents in attendance, including Mr. A. Weponatl and Mrs. Shanke. Various visitors and residents are noted in a series of social items from Roanoke.
Sworn circulation statement for May 1 to May 31 1914 shows daily totals with an overall May average around 25 601 and April average at 26 034 The report lists numerous daily figures and notes publication details including a public ity element and commission expiry in 1917 for the newspaper office and related personnel.
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