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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
4
Miss Kia Wesenan Barsey and Mics Person mingle at a weekend gathering while Mrs Hicky hosts tea and a home event. Throughout the page, motions of weddings graduations and parties appear with Purdue and Purdue-associated names, Chicago, Massachusetts trips, and travel plans to California, interweaving with hostess duties and club gatherings.
A local school event titled The Wonderful Sweet Family is announced for an evening show at the South Suligal sudstorium. The program features a select troupe of mothers from the Miner district and a Parent-Teacher club participation. Admission is charged 23 units.
The Film Committee announced prize winners for selling the most tickets, with Loree Boade from Washington school taking the top prize for selling 4 adult and 18 children tickets. Schefrayn from Clay school won the grand prize for selling 4 adults and 12 children tickets, while Holzworth from South Way school received another award for 22 adult tickets. A piano performance by Marg a Amber of LT s Haima highlighted the event, held after a reception. The report also notes nuptial events with detailed wedding descriptions and attendees.
A fragment notes a social scene on Lasalle Street with residents hosting guests. Travelers are described wearing two smart suits and a stunning hat as part of their arrival or visit.
In Mullagh County Clare two Roman Catholic priests, Rev. P. Gaynor and Rev. M. McKenna, were sentenced by a court martial to six months imprisonment without labor. Evidence cited included two documents found in their house. one renounced British protection and pledged loyalty to the Irish republican government, the other claimed to relate to Dail Éireann.
The United States Government accepted a one year contract to care for tubercular soldiers at the Irene Byron Tuberculosis Hospital in Allen County. Beginning July 1, up to 10 soldiers will be housed at a rate of 33.25 dollars daily or 22.50 dollars weekly. Martin TH. Luecke announced the renewal.
The annual springs festival of the C C Schlatter orchestra will be a sacred concert at First Methodist church on June 19. Soloists include Alby Beck with a large choir and orchestra under the direction of Richards. The program features orchestral, choral and solo numbers with a lot of musicians participating.
William Wogstyell, originator of the Folvar process and a dominant figure in mining and engineering, died today at his Park Avenue home. He was a native of Osweso, Osweo, and had long been associated with Solvay chemistry advances.
Bids for the new bank building project were opened and reviewed by the building committee this week. The bids include guaranteed completion within 275 days by some, with others requesting longer periods. Architect Thomas M. James of Boston arrived to assist in evaluating the bids as the committee prepares to report to the bank's board.
In Washington June 7 the senate accepted a military affairs committee amendment to the army appropriation bill. The amended plan sets a minimum army of 170,000 for the next fiscal year with Fletcher Florida Montana among 2 Democrats joining 2 Republicans in support. A bloc of 12 Republicans and 14 Democrats backed the 170,000 figure amid days of debate on federal spending.
Richard A. Crosbie of Fort Wayne was announced in Washington as chief clerk in the Fort Wayne revenue office. Crosbie, the sixth ward councilman, plans to assume the office in about thirty days though the appointment is not official for sixty days. It is unclear if he must resign from the council.
Notice to all officers and committees of churches lodges clubs societies and all organizations to observe specified governance rules and reporting deadlines. Members urged to review bylaws and comply with upcoming meetings and required filings.
Mrs. Lydia Southard, charged with the murder of her fourth husband Tatword F. Myers at Twin Wally, arrived today from Honolulu in custody with Deputy Sheriff BP Ormsby and his wife.
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