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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
5
The woman's building at Ueale high school will open tomorrow at 9 am with a 4 30 to 7 00 reception. The event will be free to the public while the committee emphasizes dignity and hospitality as the centennial week begins. Notable attendees from Fort Wayne and nearby towns are listed among guests and plans.
Miss Ruth Purste to wed Mr. Fred Wehr enberg at the home of the bride’s aunt Miss Furste in Huntington Ind Rev Jacob Miller of St Pauls Fort Wayne will officiate The couple will reside in New Haven Ind where Wehrenberg is president and manager of the New Haven Lumber Railway Project.
A 1609 brief synopsis of Rev Ad Filsom so called scholarly sermon delivered at Plymouth Congregational Church yesterday morning. He cites Psalm verses about two views of man his descent into misery or ascent to a heavenly height. He condemns worldly works as fleeting and praises spiritual faith and redeeming the soul as man’s greatest work.
Two Harbors resident Thomas Civens reports evangelist James A Nipper will conduct gospel tent meetings in Fort Wayne starting Wednesday the 18th. Local organizers Loren G. Jones and wife plan a music chorus and singing program led by Mr Jones, with a warm reception from the community.
Tein Hagemann awarded the contract for St Pauls new school at a cost of about 520,000. The building will rise on the site near the white on Fremont Avenue and include a nine-room body of facilities, assembly hall, and central heating plant. Total plan shows a 30 room design with showers, kitchen, and other needs, with additional contracts to be let later.
Mona Burnett and Mary Hartley guide Minnie Meadows, ward of banker Amos Fuller, who fears her guardian’s abuse and a harsh social trap. In a cafe confrontation a quiet, elegant girl seeks help after a dramatic scene with Fuller’s wealth and control, forcing a trio to plan aid at a tea room.
New York, June 4. Merchants in the Danish West Indies favor US purchase of the islands. Fr. Noble of New York, a passenger on the steamship China, reports the strike on St. Croix by sugar plantation workers settled, with wages raised by 25 to 5 cents per day, paid in gold.
Local repair shop Ford and Dodge Repairs operates at 120 East Columbia Street offering vehicle diagnostics and maintenance services. Residents report prompt service, clear pricing, and convenient hours at this neighborhood auto shop.
Knox College in Galesburg reports a successful campaign to raise funds for an endowment. A $78,000 gift from Mrs. Russell Saxe of New York was announced by President Thom McClelland at the baccalaureate. The General Board of Education promised an additional $150,000 if half a million dollars is raised by June 8.
Notice states the Stearns Knight Eight Chassis will be exhibited at the Exposition grounds during Centennial week, inviting public viewing and interest in the display.
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