Freeman Succeeded by Fredenhall at Fort Wayne Works
Industrial News reports a leadership change at General Electric Fort Wayne and Decatur works. Fredenhall, long time GE employee, will succeed J. Freeman as rate supervisor. Freeman resigns to enter real estate with Hilgeman and Schaaf. N. R. Hench to assist with payroll and statistics during Fredenhall’s absence.
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Fredenhal
General Electric Company
J. HL Ireeman
Fort Wayne
Decatur
G. E
E. A. Barnes
General
Vreeman
Siri
Hilgeman
Schaaf
Westinghouse
General Electric
N. R. Honeh
Fradenhall
Hench
New Concession Booth Planned at G E Works
A new concession stand for candies cigars and tobacco will open at General Electric works in building 19 2 within a week or so. Jim Smits in charge of factory stands says the old location near the west end of Willd elevator shaft will be reused to serve about 101 employees west of the way. Other stands are located in buildings 12 1 and 6.
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General Electric Works
Jim Smits
Recreation Conpndation
Agul
Xatlby
Forsmena club to host weekend meal event at Brunnnra cultage
Foremen of G E Works plan a Sunday gathering in Rome City with a meal, hosted by the Forsmena club. The event signals a social return as the weekend approaches, with local members and officers noted in the invitation.
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G. E
Rome
Forsmena Club
Brunnnra
Hair removal method from face neck or arms described
A damaged clipping outlines a powder treatment for removing facial and arm hair. It instructs mixing a powder with water to make a paste, applying it to hairy areas, waiting two minutes, then rubbing off. The text promises complete removal if followed precisely, but warns to use the right product and be cautious to avoid disappointment.
Demarest to Speak to Pennsy Shop Club Thursday
Tr W Demarest, general superintendent for the northwestern region of the Pennsylvania system, will lead the Pennsyl vania Shop club Thursday night in a weekly program. He will discuss the shop’s check ing system as part of his address, with production and other entertainment planned. The club will end the week with a Sunday return and a family gathering on July 16 at Sekrsede Grove, four miles south of Me osky on the Remar road.
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Tr. W. Demarest
Pennsylvania Shop
Elute
Sekrsede
Me Osky
Remar Road
Ball game to feature Venusylvain day picnic charity
A community event titled Venusylvain day includes a ball game with Foremen from local shops facing the Venusperk foremen. Notable players listed include Sloll, Crill now at Leannsyor, and Jeval team members Hamnapert Hnewpy and A. dijugla. The Wayne team lineup features com, Zhi of Fowles, Stank, Dayal, Burny, Plajsehman, McKendes, Moayin, Starkey, Mitten, Hreamer, and Romdit as utility players.
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Swinney
Snc
Tinorge Sloll
Charles Crill
Fareten
Stationad Ab Leannsyor
Hamnapert Hnewpy
A. Dijugla
Penny Shop Foremen Picnic At Lake Penny
Foremen from Penny Shop plan a picnic at Lake Penny Grove on Saturday in May but weather forced postponement. Union turnout and athletic events will be led by Berry and Wilk in a planned program, with locomotive repair unit reverting to 40 hours a week to boost work.
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Jeremen
de Pentay
Ledis
A. UL Berry
Athletic Everte
Industrial Notes and Personnel Moves Include Transfers
T. D. Bona, 8, and F. Bowser & Co. salesman stationed in the erat area has been named assistant to the district manager in Minneapolis IL. A woman's handbag found weeks ago by a Pennsy car repairman and turned to police is identified as Madame Schonfield of Los Angeles. The bag, once opened five years ago on a company train, is claimed by Schonfield who cites ownership. Henry Whesten moves from Pennsy yard to the superintendents’ offices to fill Gardner’s vacancy. LT Mooney is sick and unable to work. Conklin's Music Shop announces a new home at VW 20 Calhoun.
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T. D. Bona
F. Bowser & Co
Erat
Minnneapolia
Pouflca
Madame Schonfield
Los Angelos
Cal
Henry Whesten
Pennsy Railroad
Glenn Gardner
Mooney
Tennsy
Churubusco Resident to See Passion Play
June Martin Kocher prominent resident and retired sheriff merchant sails from New York aboard the French liner La Savcie for Europe. He will visit France and Belgium, then travel the Rhine and Alsace scenes of childhood, witness the Passion Play in Cherammergna, and attend a fish fry and picnic hosted by the Farmers' Federation of St. Joe township in Craig Grove on St. Joe road with contests for all ages.
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Churubusco
Ind
Martin Kocher
Shor
New York
Europe
France
Belelum
World War Battlefords
Rhina
Alsace
Hig
Wil
Cherammergna
Witnese
Farmers’ Federation of
St. Joe Township
Craig Grove
St. Joe Road
Two Turns In Road To Be Eliminated In Indiana
In Indianapolis on June six, the state highway commission announced that two turns in road No 37, near Parkur City west, will be eliminated soon. The Union Traction Company donated a quarter acre near Randolph Delaware county to enable the work.
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Indianapolis
Parkur City
Talyn Te Wileliams
State Highway Commission
Union Traction Company
Randolph- Delaware County
District rally for W B A M held in Hartfort City
In Hartfort City on June 6 a district rally of the W B A M drew about 190 attendees with work distributed to a class of thirty candidates. Supper was served by the Willing Workers of Grice M F church. Delegates from Huntington Britten Montpelier Marion and other towns attended the meeting.
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Hartfort City
Tnd
Mave
Grice M. F. Church
Huntington
Britten
Montpelier
Marion
dJournal-Gazette
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