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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

10

Fort Wayne's Suburbs Grow Along Planned Additions

Fort Wayne rises as a promising city with additions laid out along scientific lines. Real estate agents promote water mains, electricity, sidewalks, and broad, landscaped streets. Driving park addition near Forest Park stands as a model, with careful planning and preservation of mature trees to blend urban access with forest-like surroundings.

Wort. Wayne Tutura Fort Wayne Indiana Wong Mmita Milady Forest Park Addition Oll Forest Park Boulevard Florida Drive Anthony Boulevard Forest Park Rive Pontiac Place Arcadia Court Packard Piano Company Shawnee Drive Wougland Avenue North Pond Wayne Touls F. Curdes Curdés Art Wayne

Lagrange News Highlights Local Happenings and Elections

June items from Lagrange Indiana note Fred Nocis visiting Rome City with relatives, H Zim merman in Fort Wayne visiting Mrs Wolfe at Lutheran hospital, Gunther Nichols reelected Lagrange school board president, and old settlers’ gathering planned for June 18. Judge John W Hanan attends Eastern Hospital for the Insane board meeting in Richmond. county graduates to hold commencement at Wigton Opera House. Mrs H M Cole returns from Howe after attending Sunday school sessions. principal Howard H Wikel to depart for Europe for summer. Misa Alpin Musser appointed to fill vacancy left by Mary Mabel Rowe. Mrs Al Stephens recuperating after surgery at Fort Wayne hospital.

Lagrange Ind Fred Nocis Rome City H. 2 Zimmerman Fort Wayne C. C. Wolfe Luthéran Gunther C. Nichols Lagrange County C.K. Prishte Acelety John W. Hanan Tegwar Eastern Hospital For the Insane Richmond Hanan Ovant Formar School Wigton Opera House H. M. Cole Howe Howard H. Wikel Lagrange High School Tyne Europe Misa Alpin Musser Miry Mabel Rowe al Stephens Tatheran

Lagrange Items Show Donations and Pages of News

Mrs H M Emerson of Angola donated The Pilgrim's Progress and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm to the Lagrange public library shelves. Homer M Nelson returned from a business trip to Warsaw while Willard D Rheabottom consulted a Fort Wayne specialist for a recent illness. Miss Mabel Rawe, Lagriange high school teacher, announced engagement to Thomas Huey of Bluffton. Foster Furniture Co reports record sales for last month, 25 percent above May 1904.

Oitims Mra H. M. Emerson Angele Pilgrim's Progress Rebecca Sunnybreak Farm Lagrange Public Library Homer M. Nelson Warsaw Willard D. Rheabottom Fort Wayne Mabel Rowe Lagrenge High School Thomas Huey Bluffton Rawe Lagrange Foster Furniture Co

Show Benefits of Physical Training Demonstration in Central Park

Ten thousand day athletes gathered in Central Park to show 700000 New York school children and parents the benefits of physical training and encourage park playground use. The event, arranged by the Public Schools Athletic League, featured exercise grinds races a standing broad jump relay by 100 teams and an interborough elimination relay among five boroughs. Four baseball games four basketball games and one soccer football city school championship were played concurrently.

New York Central Park Interborough Elm Boroughs

Churubusco News Highlights Local Life and Accidents

In Churubusco Indiana residents report Jacob Saively recovering at home after a car trip mishap. A large crowd celebrated a couple’s marriage at Blue Lake with a promised banquet, while locals like Chas Shilling and Oscar Gandy visit from Garrett and Sylvester Emerick travel for business. The town prepares for a possible shift in manufacturing at Fist Manufacturing to casket making, and Postmaster Stitt installs a new 18 foot flag staff. The blind concert by the I.O.O.F. band draws country patrons, and the Society Club plans a sixth dance at Kuhlman hall. Members of the Churubusco Thimble Circle enjoy a country outing hosted by Mrs Emma Stites. Vandalia railroad upgrades tracks and trains remain popular with travelers on Chicago Toledo routes. Mrs Luther Gandy visits from Humboldt while legal and business matters keep residents busy. The Ott family reunion approaches near Syracuse with secretary George Ott, and Miss Mildred Staith’s condition shows improvement. Mrs J. J. Dickison hosts a western state visitor as medical visits continue. The week’s WCTU meeting features a memorial service plan at Eel River cemetery with flowers and a call for all members to attend. Rent notices for West Side Calhoun Street appear in town announcements.

Ars. Ferrla Spangler Fork Wayne John Patt Calurabla City George ‘W. Maxwell Fort Waynn Jacob Maxwell L. D. Crapill Chicago Ira Alfred Heacock Columbia City B. Landy Sidnay Smith Garrett Rod and Gun Club Blue Lake Jack Peabody Columbia Cityberman Oscar Gandy Sylvester Emerick Auburn Ji Ja I of P Henry Holdernes Sociel Club Kuhlman Hall Oelosk Fio Churubugco Thim- Dla Circle Emma Stites Mra. I. C Luther Gandy Humboldt Neb Bills Lake Geo. W. Kichler Drazella Ami Jheir Perry Gandy Fort Wayne Tack Lowrie Gowrie Milo Trnnk Ott John Ward Syeacuse Indiana George Ott Thin City Mildred Staith J. J. Dickison Slater Jesse Brices Phillip Grovers Metz Perry Jones Chas Bennard van Wert Smith Chicare Mins Odle Rittanhaure

Linton Man Dies of His Injuries

Linton Indiana January 6 1944 El A Stanley forty four died today from injuries suffered in a collision six miles from town between an automobile and a carriage. Stanley was the auto driver and four others were injured. Bystander reports say McDaniel the other driver may die. Four others Mary Hertis Godia Carr Cloud Smith were severely hurt but expected to recover. Eugene Brewer was uninjured except for minor bruises. Cause unknown though fatigue on the part of the automobile occupants is a leading theory.

Cloud Smith Eugene Brewer

Trail of noise to curb racket in windy Chicago

Chicago June 6 wire aldernai started to-day to trail down varieties of needless racket. They will study them and report next week. The mayor and cabinet will be invited to aid in formulating a campaign to quash the indictment of Chicago as the noisiest city in the world.

Chicago

Columbia Saturday Sale of Fresh Homemade Cream Bon Bons

Columbia Candy Kitchen advertises a Saturday sale featuring fresh homemade cream bon bons weighing 186 pounds total, inviting customers to visit the shop for the treat.

Columbia Columbia Candy Kitchen

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