Stephen Weber Wins Medal in Oratorical Contest
First honors in the Cantr ohl Catholic high school oratorical contest went to J. Breyhen Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber. He received a gold medal donated by Rev. Jobo Quinisa. Second place went to Joseph Tompkins, third to Adrian Thompson Hayes. The event featured declamations on classic themes, vocal numbers, and an orchestra, with judges including Rev. John Quinlan and Rev. A. Laton tashe.
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J. Breyhen Weber
Car J. Weber
Clinton
Younh
Jobo R Quinisa
Cathedral of the Immaculate Concepion
Bernardo del Campo
Are. Hemany
Joseph Tompkins
James WW. Tompkina
Columbia Avenue
Webster
Adrian Thomas Hayes
James J. Hayes
Calhoun Street
Csse
Charles Girardot
Eugene D. O'Connell Fee
John K. Quislan
A. E. Latontashe
Simon BM. Yenn
William C. Miller
Alerdins
John Blacarthy
Fane Gnibba
Gathearal
Siles Ale Alchinger
St Peter's Church
Leon Baker
Stephen de Se
William Brennan
Arthur Dagus
Robert Pape
Nicholas
C. S
Senerior
Mertelinus
Children’s Day Program at The Third Presbyterian Church Fort Wayne
The article outlines a Children’s Day program at The Third Presbyterian Church featuring a Flower song, readings, and a “Our Silver Anniversary” hymn. It notes a Baccalaureate service for Fort Wayne High School graduates at Plymouth Congregational Church with Rev. Arthur J. Mo delivering the sermon on “Upward Look” and a 7:20 p.m. service. It mentions a farewell for Rev. P. J. Albertus by Christ Lutheran’s Martha class, and details on pastors Rev. Albert, Rev. Wiehnham, and Rev. Wishach with German and English services, along with a lecture by Rev. Wiehnham on Australia and missionary work slated for Sunday afternoon in German.
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Io Fort Wayne High School
Plymouth Cony Rational Church
Arthur J. Mo
P. J. Albertus
Christ’ Lutheran
Prl
Ponting
Albert
Evangelical Lutheran
New York City
Fort Wayne
Jacob W. Mila
St Pauls
Concordia College of
Thik
Concordia
Lovin
Australia
Wiehaohta
America
Germany
Inlaw
Gottlob Streich
Fox Avenue
Wiehugh Wilwonak
Avetoma
Iso
Picnic and parish events mark Saint Sunday gathering
A busy program for the Presbyterian church picnic at Swinney Park features a basket outing, games, ice tying, and a plan to attract many from Emmats Luth congregation. Committees announced, with Miss Kaiser and Miss Frenke among organizers. Also noted are a high school commencement concert at Antwerp and auditorium renovations by O J Rover & Son for Grace Reformed Church. Rev Zartman celebrated his birthday with a church supper gift.
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Acces
Edwad W. Acerill
Iar Te Presbyterien Church
Henry HR Manter
Swinney Park
Ciidren
Ietk
Fonter’s Park
Ee Cularun
Emmats Luth
Manna Xu
Fe Kaiser
Helen Frenke
O. J. Rover & Son
Resco
Denigners
Grace Reformed Church
Walter Brethren Church
Willian
Simpsos
Wal
Ann K. Zartman
Gree Reformed Church
Zeus
Zartman
Indiana Democrats Back Governor Marshall for President
The Democratic Editors of Indiana praise Governor Thomas B Marshall as a strong, progressive leader who has transformed the state through Democratic rule. They urge voters to support him, recount past reforms, defend party integrity, and endorse the party platform and state ticket in the upcoming November election.
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Indiana
Marshall
Fort Wayne
Sen
Fleming
Tin Democratic Historial Association of
Cecsaioos
Thomas RB. Morepull
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Attea and
Gasieiea
Marahall
Horg
Elzewhorn
United States
Tom Marshall
Texas
Pledaé
Tadluna
Union
Thia
Binone
Democratic’ Party
Democratic Editora of
Thomas B. Marshall
Leutenant Yeeriyer
House of Representatives
Canuars
Shawn
Senate
Auditor of State
Sensula
Hang
Bg Democratic Party
Af Cu
Cenaurera
Meraiall
Democratic Stats Administration
Austin
Qenocratic Party
Annaniag Club
George W. Stont
Iain Towehtog
Thada
Democratic Party of
Fedeeral
Acts of Democratic Legislature Best in History
A fragmented memo praises Indiana’s Democratic Legislature of 1922, noting prior split control before 1910 and claiming the body enacted some of its best laws in state history, with public acts meeting popular expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iti Democratic Party
Leassistnrs
Indiana
Wayne Remembered and Hospitality Praised in Fort Wayne Editorial
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association lauds Fort Wayne for its hospitality to visitors, noting a warm welcome to strangers and promising mutual goodwill. It expresses goodwill toward Senator Stephen R Fleming and the city’s civic spirit, ending with acknowledgments to local editors and organizers.
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Indiana Democratic
FL Wayne
Indiana Men 0 Hardwood Board Meeting in Chicago
The National Barnwood Limber association held its annual business meeting in Chicago where officers were elected. President Chris H L Barnaby of Creentastle was named. vice president and secretary positions were filled by listed attendees.
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Chicago
National Barnwrood Limber Association
Chris HL Barnaby
Creentastle
Tanga
Smocrethry Chicags
Foreign diplomats to attend national conventions scene
Washington reports that fifty to sixty foreign ambassadors and ministers will attend the upcoming presidential race events. Senators pass a 15.9 million dollar bill to buy land on the south side of Pennsylvania Avenue from the treasury to the capitol, aiming to create a clear riverfront view and widen the avenue. The plan faces uncertain House action this session but is expected to pass.
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George Clinton
Washington
United States
Soya
Senate of
Pennsylvania
Treasury Building
Capitol
Heyburn
Senate
House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac River
Heybuen
Congress
Fing Arts Commission
Venetehen
Treasury
Sociadad
Vellore
Rongteas
Capitol Bil
Turtle Soup Saturday Night at S M Alexander's Howe News
An untidy local item notes events around Turtle Soup Saturday night at S M Alexander's in Howe. Mentions interim social goings on including Mrs Spero near Jake, and relatives visiting grandparents Thomas Cubtis and wife Auntty.
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Howe News
Mantra
Shivete
James Large
Nife
Butler News Buylir Tné
Local notes list a flurry of visits and travel among Butler residents and neighbors. Families from Blufton Auburn and Fort Wayne are noted visiting, with several members traveling to Michigan and Ohio. Residents plan social visits, doctor notices, and church events as spring work and community life continue.
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Buylir
Tné
Jung T
Bylil
Ilten
G. 12 Snyder
Blufton
Bran Mere Julia Selusetder
West Ctra
Ben Oberdin
Ben Oberlin
Dire
Andy Dittman
Bryan
Ont
Hundallvile
Reinoekl
Lockhart
Dillman
Tigonler
Ind
Maury E. Snyder
Nolte
Mich
Catherine Jolson
Grant County
Charles
Sou Gern
Gan. Ora
Auburm
Hastlvon
Fayette
Virginia
Catherine Patterson
Garratt
G. Stenean
Buller Axtuminy
Blancha Witton
Anna Ghering
Kort
Wayn Hink
Fer Singer
Sie Jana Ghering
Bolly
Baker
Hagerton
Ohio
Edith Chambera
Mary Taker
Ed Langfeld
Fort Wayne
Butler
Alcs Baker
Lansfeld
Minn Bolen Baker
Thrag Rivers
Slater
Mra
Amaton Bryant
Nora Nest Wre
Paranie
Alex Baker
Ritoeney Tudtuatt
Auburn
Bert Teffeltinger
Arthur Driver
Edgerton
J. W. Mann
Ian Khel
Canada
Peageoty
Detroit
Alaa
Miax
Helen Aumuty McNabb
Exunethy
W. OF. Everett
Wikent
Ayhara
Rey Devin
Lemp
Notice to Dancers at Roof Garden Floor Change
Public notice announces new floor management at the Roof Garden and hints at upcoming specialties next week. It includes a garbled health claim about Dr King’s New Kite Pills and urges action against a supposed plot affecting stomach liver and bowels with a street corner address at Dreier Brugge Calhoun Beach and Columbia streets.
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Roof Garden
Dr. King
Dreier Brugge
Calhoun
Beachehridge
Columbia Streets
Garrett News Briefs From Auburn and Surrounding Areas
Local notes recount visits and social calls in Auburn Indiana and nearby communities. Residents Hazel McKeston and Chester Clark were seen in Auburn, while Charles Lindorton and others attended social gatherings. A church ministry group reported a pleasant meeting, and staff changes included Mr. and Mrs. El Rogers moving to Gary. Snyder and several others made business trips to Fort Wayne, with memorial events and a funeral in Legrange noted.
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Garrett
Ind
Teme Richart Snyder
Ohio
Arthur Sterling
Wairesitn
Mery
Hazel Mckeston
Auburn
Auburn Ferenda Chester
Clark
Trignda Thureday
Garratt Trrands Tarry
Weinbere
Walter Dever
Kate Sweetey
Redmond
Almick
Ind Aister
Sherwood
Charles Lindorton
Aulture
Moms Minatary Society
Dtethodmst Church
Mim John To
Th Rolling
Margaret Connors
Bir
el Rogher
Gary
Khube
Aisa
Netorge
Wirietgeveen
Fort Wits
Mares Clasten
Fort Wayna Frooda
Frank Qoker
Fred _ Dri wate axta
Frienda Thursiay Qven Pnitun
Dna
McCully
Mra
Charlen Wagner
AW Aftaryelems
Witaa “Traxth
Mion
Helen Widmer
Mies
Mary Adams
Artiur Wannmader
Nuys
M&h
Waa
Pranit McDonald Toray
Bo Ira
Purkner
Ming Margaret van Seit
Mereraltdoarenta
Chatter Bowne
Tey
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THD Presbyterian Church
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Plymouth
Mas
Albert Hua
Steclas
Society of Plymouth
W. K
Sohares Tase
Fania
Metzner
Bond
Ella
Dra
Paul's Lutheran Church
Hree Noay
Elork
Central Catholic High School
Adrian T. Hayes
Tule Vergens
Miss Bertha Breimeier
Ie Knelpp Sanitarum
Pitty Blur Wale
Didtey Buck
Antwerp High School
Moe
Lisle
Sir
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Payne-Aldrich
Thia Ritielle
Withoe
Sabar
dabRuch
Wayne
Senator Fleming
Stephen R
Vary
Democrat
Mascotia
Platetal
Sarera
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BOYD
A. B
Orameton
Tier Rae Rote
Uncle Sam May Bay Land
Butler News
Garrett News
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