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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
5
Forecasts for Monday show Indiana fair with west winds and warmer highs. Tuesday looks mostly fair in Indiana with lighter winds. Michigan predicts fair Monday with warmer conditions, Tuesday fair and light winds. Ohio expects partly cloudy to warmer Monday with west winds, Tuesday fair.
Mr Joseph Allaley plans a week long visit to Angola today. Attorney F H Kleckamp will attend the Ann Arbor law graduates reunion at the college June 16 and respond to a toast at the banquet. Services for Mrs Rondot begin Tuesday at 9 am at 517 Wells Street with Rev Wells. funeral at 10 am at Wallen Methodist Church conducted by Rev Barton of Huntertown. Interment in Bethel cemetery.
Journal-Gazette reports a copy of the anniversary program for the Le Fort Wayne Saengerlund held April 15 1864 at Coler s hall. committee chairmen were F E Zimmerman A L Sandmeyer J Rastetter and H H Frey. program printed on celluloid coated pager serves as a souvenir.
The Corner Red and Go club will hold its annual owling and fishing expedition at Shriner Lake in Whitley county over the next ten days. About forty club members will journey to Pennsylvania for Columbia City and then proceed to the lake to camp. Fish of various kinds are promised to friends at home. Special steamboat fixes to ventures are noted, with Fort Wayne supervisor A. J. Theal mentioned.
Masonic members of Payne Lodge No 25 AM are ordered to meet Monday June 8 1903 at 1 30 pm to attend the funeral of our late brother Adolph Diamond. Members of other lodges are invited to join. E D Jump W
Notice warns head of every family or householder in the city to provide a suitable garbage can to comply with city ordinance. Public Health Commissioner A A Macbeth issues sanitation directive. Also notices on sale of goods and local business changes and housing ads from Calhoun and Conklin.
Local I O F lodges gathered in the Masonic Temple to pay tribute to members who died in the past year. Speakers included Hon. James M. Robinson and Deputy Master Alexander Johnson, with musical offerings by Apolin quartet and a sermon by Rev Z A Harrig.
I N Lagrange elder of the Presbyterian church in Franklin Indiana credits Dr Miles Pain Pills with lasting relief from chronic headaches a claim echoed by C B Cook Greenwood Indiana a hardware and grain dealer who says both he and his wife suffered headaches and found relief only with Dr Miles Pain Pills.
In Elkhart last night Mrs Nast and her former husband, noted Chicago couples’ exes, raced for possession of a last residence after divorce. They boarded the same streetcar, sparked a disturbance, and were separated by others as police and bystanders watched. Their attorneys plan a plan for property division. The report ends with an unrelated health note promoting pepsin in port wine as a digestive aid.
Notice details a Modern Woodmen of America trip to Indianapolis from Port Wayne with special train at 6:30 am and return at 2:00 pm. It lists ticket information, rewards for lost pocketbook containing notes totaling 10,3400 and $10, and contact points at local drug stores and the Nandall hotel.
The WANASH steamer will begin Sunday trips from Toledo to Detroit with Sanday outings. Tickets remain GI 50, and the Steamboat Special departs at 6:00 a.m. from the docking point.
Money to loan ai 1-2 and her cont ta korent ONS and ou to Court Sta.
Farmland seekers solicit lands with options to sell or trade on favorable terms. A firm member will be at Dreibelbisg abstract office Saturdays weekly. interested parties may contact SOT MIER COMPANY, Bankers and Real Estate Dealers.
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