Graduates of Normal School Attend Church Sermon
Graduates of the normal school attended a church service at the Reformed church in Washington and Webster, with Rev. Beckman delivering a sermon on the duties and fears of future teachers. He urged perseverance, the fear of God as the beginning of wisdom, and placing eternity in their hands as they embark on shaping young lives. The talk emphasized responsibility, character, and the need to live humbly before God as they enter teaching careers.
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Steehness
Wasiington
Sverre
Sten
Thraugisen
Sim Babe
Max
Nik
Nyv- Wang
Beckman
Rev Beckman
Fei
God
Christ
Catinot
Ren Beckman
Social event at Normal school brings surprise program
Alumni and students will meet at the Normal school for a social gathering. Instead of the usual talks, a surprise program is planned. It is expected that about 19 persons will be present. The event is considered to be very enjoyable.
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Ales
Sunday School Campaign Starts for Ten Schools
Twelve classes from ten Sunday schools began a citywide attendance drive led by the Boys' Avision 1 MG A. The top class will receive a silver loving cup while the politest boy earns a YT. MC. A. watch. Winners gain free use of the Y-ILG AL swimming nook. The effort aims to boost summer attendance across the city and other organizations may join.
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Cit
Avision 1
MG. A
Crenser
Associattion
5. Y Federation
Ieriy
Camp Yarnelle camp furniture moved and sold for recovery
The YW annex furniture, including chairs tables lounges and velvet settees, was moved to Camp Yarnsth last Friday. A public sale will occur for remaining pieces, while boats built for the camp are to be moved to the lake. Camp opening plans proceed with inspections by committee and volunteers aiming for a festive opening.
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Tse
Bern
WLC
Amnex
AMD
Bert Corswill
Cammp
Local Lad Receives Scholarship
Von Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Hol 1 Taya Street, has received a scholarship to the Arar instit uit. Mr Taster is a graduate of the Fort Wayne T rice class of 120. During the pit winter Mr Taylor has been traveling in the west and has just recently retired lane.
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von Taylor
Hol
Taya Street
Arar
Taster
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Market Quotations Amid Varied Goods and Prices
A looping list of market quotes from Fort Wayne and New York vendors covers poultry roosters and hens, produce like sweet potatoes onions and citrus, and grains. Notable entries include Tresselt & Sons city mill, Mayflower Mills, Henderson Reed Grog, and The Millilian Company with diverse prices for corn, wheat, oats, flour, seeds, hides, and wool, reflecting regional trade.
Weil Bros and Co list animal products and prices
Weil Bros and Company lists hides wool and ginseng prices. Hides include horse hides at $2.10 and $1.80 to $4.19 for various grades. Wool and tallow prices shown, cultivated ginseng around $2.50 and $34.90 per unit, miscellaneous pelt and seal certs at $10.00.
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Giosenz
Golten
Peltz
Chester White Hog Breeders Tour Counts Busy County Visit
Chester White Breeders Association conducted a morning tour starting Montoeville, visiting FD Crabill, C T Spaulling, Bert Marquardt, and Jos Converott hog herds, with Prof Schwab praising the stock quality and urging better housing and feeding to attract outside breeders. The afternoon visits included Erick Brothers, Tarn id Gillie, Chas Wiehe and Mike Parnin as part of a countywide farm tour. The next Ring meeting will feature a broad selection tour.
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Chester White Breeders Association
Montyeville
J. W. Sthwab
Animal Husbandry Department of Punine and Cousty
Schowalter
FD. Crabill
Montoeville
C.T
Taxi Fare Notice From Lewis Line To Kuckuck's
Fare notice lists a 15 cent taxi ride from the Lewis car line end to Kuckuck's offered by Martin Taxi Service as a public conveyance detail. The item presents a brief transportation rate update with a named local service and venue.
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Lewis
Kuckuck's
Martin
Kuckuck
Annual string recital set for June nineteen at First Methodist church
B Richa Hirnetor of the CL Schlatter orchestra announced the annual string recital for June 19 at the First Methodist church. The program features orchestral, choral, and solo music with Mia Albree Bowers, Dave Erwin as soloists, and Howard Griffin on violin. The 50 member orchestra and 23-voice chorus promise an engaging concert. admission is free.
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Richa Hirnetor
Schlatter
Yegterlay
Mia
Albree Bowers
Dave Erwin
Howard Griffin
Dr Manz to Begin Dental Clinic for Children
Dr J R Manz will start a country school dental clinic at Monroeville Consolidated School tomorrow at o'clock, with nurse Miss Hanpt assisting for three days each week. He will also visit on June 8 and 9 and will see others if time allows. A public meeting Tuesday at 8 pm will cover caring for children's teeth, inviting parents and the wider public. The program notes 70 to 80 percent of schoolchildren need dental attention, stressing the link between temporary teeth health and future alignment.
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J. R. Manz
Monroeville
Marning
Jima
Manz
Miss Hanpt
Sunday school conventions across county draw speakers
Sunday schools throughout the county held small conventions with Fort Wayne speakers aiding township programs. Conventions met at Hel River St Joe Washington and Marion townships. Rev G G Abbey of Fort Wayne delivered the main address in the eel river meeting at Second Baptist. Other talks covered scripture value and youth, with A Thorn and M J Richardson addressing topics. Furniture sale at W C Annex scheduled for Monday 9 am.
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Fort Ways
Allen Count Bynday School Association
Hel River
St Joe
Washington
Marion Township
Eel River
Second Baptist Church
G. Abbey
Frey
Fort Warne
M. J. Richardson
A. Thorn
Walton MM
Valley Close
Henry Kays
Paul
Third of Children Are Under nourished Across Lafayette
A Lafayette Ind report notes 31 to 30 percent of schoolchildren are underweight for height and age, with malnutrition affecting both wealthy and poor families. Purdue nutrition specialist Miss Lelia Ogle cites inadequate meals, poor eating habits, poor sleep, and poor living conditions as causes. Remedies include three meals daily with milk or fish, nine to ten hours sleep, open windows, no tea or coffee, and teaching children proper eating and reading.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lelia Ogle
Hottie Economics Extension
Purdue University
Thenity
Miss Ogle
Picnic Postponed at Reservoir Park
The picnic scheduled for this evening at Reservoir Park has been postponed to a future date. The new date has not yet been announced but will be provided soon.
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Resevoir Park
Futore
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St. John's
Leipzig
Germany
Collins Af Scourland Yard
Detroit
Mich
Sunnday
Central
Belle Isle
Windsor
Canada
D. Maxfield
L. A. Blatterman
B. Pla
St. Louis
John Moody
Mary
John m Moody
Moody's
New York
Pebru
Wry
le Man
Ak Wei
J. T. Johnson GD
Bermuda
Valencia
Nancy
Sherman White Company
Hodstern
Ecus
Cerrenz
Tresselt & Sons
City Mille
Mayflour
Cay
Billy
AL Whiz
Kraus & Apfelsaum Az
Henderson, Reed Grog, & CO
Mimillian Company
Maier Hide and Fur CO
Gieman and Company
Weil Bros. and Company
Kuckuck’s
Chester White Hog Breeders
Beaven
Foster's
DR. Manz
W.C . Annex
Moreland
D. S. Murphy
Pated
Pixley Long
Indiana
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