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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
6
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Sacknus and Cheek plan to return to survey duties after fever caused illness. Workers from the transit and plane table party, including Engineers Churchill and Sutherland, stay on site to finish accumulated routes. Families relocate as projects proceed in Wayne County and St. Joseph area.
Officials at Firat Presbyterian church and the Whydlotins run the milk depot aiding mothers during opening week. Three new babies arrived yesterday including a thirteen month old, while a grandmother sought doctors for a teething infant. One infant exhibited adenoids affecting growth and could not be weighed due to lack of scales.
Reports describe suffragettes attacking and burning an ancient church during a tumultuous event. Authorities moved to contain the unrest as bystanders and officials watched the blaze, with some property damage noted and church records reportedly damaged but a historic chained stone still intact.
A partial OCR fragment reports a lawsuit seeking 15000 dollars from the Hogsdon estate. Names appear garbled: Marion Int June Fallowhig, mayor Joseph Ball, and lawyer Hovek among others, with unclear ties to Grant county and Brairton. The piece lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
A cluttered South Milford items page notes Mrs Jethy Rostarha and Mrs Moy Gerling visiting relatives in Oak Harbor, with mention of repairs by Drs Newnan and Hemalug. It cites school-age children, Mr Kemper and Rev and Mrs Kemper, and upcoming improvements at a residence and garden work. The column mentions community events and neighborly updates, plus a brief note on a neighborhood sheet.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors of America will meet at their hall northeast Col Calhoun and Wayne streets Sunday June 7th at 9 30 sharp to attend a memorial service at West Wayne Street M E church.
A fragment describes Commissioner Ate Dert and others in a case where money went missing. Frank Joly allegedly kept the funds after meeting Clyde Shields, with the owner and others involved. The narrative notes Hunt and a shellacked mesh bar and the unit’s response within twenty four hours.
A company led by Kondalville officials outlines proposal for multiple interurban lines from Fort Wayne toward towns including Auburn Waterlo, Avilla, Kimmerville, Goshen, and Ligonier. Projects would connect to Toledo and extend toward Angels, with competing routes to Ligonier, Coldwater, and other points. The plan promises potential rail and stock opportunities, but details remain uncertain as officials discuss construction and jurisdiction.
A fragmentary report describes Tri Kappa sorority events under Haminds direction at Central Entertainment in Harrishurt Day. The program included dance acts and a Mystery Ball. net proceeds from two nights were about 75 dollars.
Turtle Soup for lunch to night at Alexander's. Wawaka news records Brant Sesanure of Milesburg Pa and others in a stream of fragmented names. The piece lists visits, dinners, and travels including Mr and Mrs Votey Monk Up Sey, Crom eelt, Cromle, and Mrs Eilanbett Strnck plus residents spending summers in Hume City and trips to Salgenter with Mrs Culver.
Two Rocbond stucco houses completed with exterior works by Ragbond Sales Co. A sales agent from Rochon Co. will demonstrate building materials and exterior finishes to prospective buyers, highlighting intricate details and luster on the finished facades.
A South Bend policewoman was kidnapped yesterday amid chaotic scenes at a police station. The incident involved a masked assailant and prompted a delayed response from officers, with initial details proving difficult to verify as investigations began.
A laborer described as recently intoxicated was arrested in Columbia City after a disturbance at a local barn. Deputy Sheriff Thal processed the case, the man pleaded not guilty, and the mayor’s court set bail at 20 dollars with a 10 day grace period. He was to appear again next week for further proceedings.
Readable fragments show a clutter of names places and events from a community page. Mentions include Bart Winer Ray hospital Simiday relay and several residents such as Walker Wainer and Miss Mira Walker among others. No coherent single event emerges from the garbled OCR text.
In June at York a perjury case against Dresner begins as prosecutors present witnesses from the committee hearing. The proceedings focus on testimony given at a prior inquiry where a notable witness described events surrounding the matter. The court prepares for further examination and potential rulings.
Whitley County man was arrested Thursday by Canatabie oi, Pevul ite bs chy with vluiadis Ore dah taw ceed will. He is to appear at the court of diediee of the Peace Geetitar seny thie next weeks to answer the charge.
Fragmentary text refers to a hospital operation in Cleveland. Mentions a person named Waka W and Sevrburk, with unclear roles and no definite dates or outcomes. The readable bits indicate an operation at Cleveland Hospital and possible transfer or admission. No clear events, persons, or institutions beyond Cleveland Hospital.
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