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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
4
A roadster owned by a Btbers was reported stolen near Quigen Thursday. The department found the vehicle yesterday morning on Van Buren. Marketmaster W. R. Brown of Bistcher Co. sells white face products.
Beginning June 9 the shop will close on Sundays during the summer from 12 30 p m to 6 p m for the season. For emergencies call 860.
Mrs. M. C. Paschal of Rockford says she suffered nervous prostration with backache headache and smothering sensations. After doctors failed to help she used Cardul and reports perfect satisfaction. She urges weak women to try Cardul to relieve pains and restore activity and cheer.
A wise selection from our store offers a highly attractive opportunity for seekers of wedding gifts. The curated range promises a gift cherished by any bride.
A series of social occasions unfolds across cities with multiple weddings and receptions. Mrs Sam Fisher hosts a stylish dinner at the Goalies while Miss Virginia White and Miss Belén Morris attend gatherings. Portland visitors Amy Randall Seavey and Mrs C A Merrittown join post reunions, plus notable toasts, dancing, and club meetings mark the weekend.
Martin Piano Co. announces Sunday morning sale of high grade pianos and player pianos from top brands. All models from Knabe Kimball Hallet Davis Whitney Armstrong Breviner Raines Marshall Wendell Steinway Vose New England Arion to be offered at deeply discounted prices. Sale begins Monday at 9 a.m. with prices from $2.86 per piano to $48 for players. See Sunday paper for details.
Ralph McBride, son of merchant Carl McBride, fell on a stair at home, scalp laceration treated. mother uninjured. Bluffton Phi Delta Kappa delegates plan to attend Marion meeting by social car, city band leading. Dr. C J Blackmar seeks national vice president. Mrs. A M Schoenlein dies after ten days with pneumonia. survivors include husband, son Bart, siblings and in laws. Funeral Sunday at M B church, burial Fairview. Reverend T J H Singleton to pastor Liberty Center church. Reverend Frank Bake may join Findlay Presbyterian ministry.
At the Lyric Theatre a mountaineer named Raintack vies with an artist over Sue and Dora. The artist courts Sue as a model while loving Dora, leading to jealousy and a dramatic resolution as moonshiners pressure the tale toward a concluding twist. Marion Leonard stars in Tears o' Peas.
At the Gaety Theatre the Shadow on the Blind features Savarry Furniss and his daughter across from an autocratic man with a son. A manipulated portrait and mistaken identity drive a dramatic wedding rush before truths emerge and real Miss Golding appears confirming the lovers.
Jackson writes his wife he will be home next day, arrives to confront a burglar he mistakes for a thief. A night in jail follows as police capture the intruder and the wife’s ruse leads to hospital scenes and a twist ending. Katzenjammer Kids and School Days featured with energetic mischief.
At the Star Theatre the boxing and race ring march of world champion fighters is shown in motion pictures in two reels. Stars Abe Attel Johnny Hibune Ad Walgaus Jonny Cowlon Jim Yerlea Bill Papke spar in three round turns. A Thanhouser two reel special The Cry of the Children is also shown today for four reels total. Admission 10 cents. Tomorrow another two reel feature Rattle of Redman.
A fragment notes people named Torday and Suathty Ard along with the Tatines of Bernard in a temple setting, highlighting that the pictures in the Chnillonbie Temple are well worth seeing.
Churubusco Ind June 7 report details visits of relatives arriving in town including members of Kinney Franks and Brunk families. Miss Krider of Chicago Whitley county born 1890 died of tuberculosis at 20 years in Smith Township with funeral at Wal River Bethel church.
Complete ayettes, childrens dainty short white dresses, pique and linen coats and lingerie hats and bonnets at the Juvenile Shop. Miss Gerow.
The Ohio League of Roosevelt Clubs filed its expense account with the state secretary. It shows they received 28,241.44 dollars from the national Roosevelt Committee and expended it all to elect Roosevelt delegates to the Chicago convention.
Angola news reports Dr James E Waugh funeral attendance by Tune Tr Rose and pallbearers Attorney John G Yoogley attends as pallbearer Local oil street paving plan to use fourteen thousand gallons of oil on Maumee and Wayne streets Community events include Knights of Pythias decoration day and commencement for Steuben county eighth graders Gatesburg and Pleasants Lake noted Angolan residents travel to Fort Wayne to hear political figures
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