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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
Sacred Heart Academy announced honors and scholarship awards recognizing students in commercial course and bookkeeping studies. Western Publishing Company presented the awards, with recipients from Ohio noted among the honored students.
A list of prize winners and honorable mentions from the Preparatory Course of the Art Progressive program. Names include Miss Gertrude Shortell, Miss Catherine Mell, Miss Dorothey Regan, Miss Agnes Slay Fetites, Miss Catherine McGill, and others noted for department merit and observance of rules.
The defense argued the Lyons brothers unlawfully obtained furs valued at market price from two witnesses. The prosecution showed the pair paid for the furs with a personal check after being informed by Trady and Evans that they were bought at Kendallville. The defense team included Olds and Thoring and Stephen A Cullatan, with Deputy Prosecutor Louis Crosby leading the state's case assisted by William Schannon and Ry A Bebier.
Philip Zoercher, tax commission member, expected to visit soon to address corporation assessments with the county board of review. Board continues with schedules including partnerships and foreign corporations. City hearings commence June 16 in alphabetical order with almanac dates and speeds noted for two motorists from Monroeville.
Pearl B Arson sues for divorce from George W Axson on cruelty and neglect with custody of five children and alimony. Aroush Leonard Bf Bane also seeks divorce. Holland sues Albert Holland for desertion with custody of three children. Suit over real estate lease notes Joe and Henry Wolf plaintiffs.
A fragment lists a $4900 claim from William Hawke for breach of a real estate lease with attorneys Durns Douglas and J H Aiken for the plaintiffs. It notes Judge Ballou deciding for the defendant in a Fred Baker versus Modern Wey Furnace case and lists numerous individuals including Elmer J Hatfield wireman and Minnie Speckman among others.
Several thousand chiropractors are expected to attend the national convention in Fort Wayne on August first. Nasthaniel C. Ross of the Hosa College of Chiropracting will host. The event includes a street parade banquet and educational features with addresses by national figures and a large turnout of women and men in formal attire.
The Peoples' Dairy Co. reports new eight horsepower boiler details and announces that triangular signs are being suspended from wires at street car taps to denote stopping places. The signs are being introduced for use across the country.
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