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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
15
Sergeant Guy Empey star is not required for a dramatic war tale. The film adapts his book Over the Top, selling copy numbers that justify picturizing the story. It is patriotic, well photographed, and meant to inspire democracy.
The piece attacks the Cromatt agents and German officers for alleged misconduct. It lauds American resolve, predicts troops will be needed to curb enemy actions, and notes daily afternoon showings with war‑era rhetoric amid sensational, booster‑style prose in the journal’s ads section.
The ladies of Company Ti, Fort Wayne Military Unit, held a gathering at Mrs. Miter’s residence on West Creighton Avenue. Four new members were welcomed Catherine Allen Mary McDonald Anni Covaugh and Ho McDonald amid refreshments and social time. The next meeting is set at Mrs. Fahmurd Fah’s home on Sherman Street.
An election of officers at the St John of the Unformed Church in Bluffton featured names like Sallie Prestibait and Rev VW Witt. The proceedings included a communion, reports from church leaders, and a vote on appointing officers to oversee parish activities. The meeting addressed governance, motions, and the organization of future events.
Report notes a strong working relationship between the participants and the American delegation. The text references Sutlonda declarations and support for a broader European peace effort, while stressing commitment to national sovereignty and postwar stability among allied nations. A separate line mentions a job ad for a colored bellboy at Centlivre Hotel.
In Evansvilles June 6 Mise Minma Huaeh aged six years, a teacher at Hoots school, died this morning. Roach of Jefferson Street, Fort Wayne, will be buried in the Hinkenburg school grounds. Services set for Saturday afternoon with pallbearers and a vigil to follow.
In Chet court Earl Voss was sentenced for theft of property after being found at a garage on Dawken Street. His sister, Mrs. Irway Comber, testified during the trial and argued against the judge. The court ordered confinement for Voss and ordered his sister restrained for contempt as she challenged the proceedings.
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