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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
11
Obraneshale prices at Dohm's 424 Calhoun Street advertise one dollar to stretch into two. The offer promises value for shoppers seeking a beautiful pattern related deal. Local customers are invited to visit the Calhoun Street shop to take advantage of the promotion.
Ad for a pattern No. 3194 describing a women’s waist and shirtwaist design with back yoke option and front shaping. It notes lavender taffeta fabric, white lawn, bust sizes 2 to 9 inches, fabric yardage, and pricing at 10 cents plus mailing. Address given for Fat Modre company, cura Journal.
A long, garbled page from Fort Wayne society columns describes weddings, receptions, and social events. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seavey hosting a night honoring Mr. and Mrs. Theo Sere Rubland, garden flowers, and guests in elegant attire. The piece also notes a wedding reception for Miss Feu Ak and others, plus various local residents traveling or visiting relatives.
Society notes recount the Brackenridge family selling their Douglas avenue residence and planning to join their son in Ontario California. Details of the wedding party, guests, and social events surround a large local gathering celebrating Miss Laura Reitbert and her circle.
Schlattar's Orchestra and Chorus will present a program on Tuesday June 24 at the First M. Church featuring cantata The Wreck of The Hesperus. Thomas Anderton stars in the cantata with Longfellow’s poem portrayed in music. The series aims to bring popular concerts to the public at accessible prices. The program blends orchestral numbers and vocal works to attract music lovers and broaden interest in both old masters and modern composers.
Obituary and memorial tribute recount Benjamin Archer and family influence in Fort Wayne Indiana. Notes founding of Archer Printing and Archer additions, with descendants, land holdings near Fort Wayne, and long civic service. Also mentions a wedding celebration, family mourners, and a community dinner at Baltes Cafe after the event.
In De Kalb County Auburn a clerk named Jake C. Clark was appointed supervisor of construction for a barrier project in Smithfield township. Judge Britten mourns, noting the day’s events, while coroner records a maiden death of Adium Walters from early morning. The Lehman case resumes as witnesses appear, with potential completion Saturday. The canalization board assesses personal property valuations in several instances. Patterson Pletcher Co. Cafe advertises 13:30 to 2:00, 25 cents.
The Woman's Missionary convention of the African Methodist Episcopal Church holds its last business session at the rural African church with Rev. Touts Pattiford as pastor. Delegates exceed a hundred as the mission meeting runs parallel to the twenty third annual conference of the Michigan and Northern Indiana African Mission conference. Martha Stripann of Kalamazoo delivered the missionary sermon and the day featured morning devotions and committee appointments. Deliberations include securing work for the coming year and special services planned for Sunday.
A fragmented OCR appears to list numerous individuals and family names tied to Wabash Detroit and Fort areas, including Mrs Christine Alexander and Mrs O'Brian. The text references reporters, page master, and press staff, suggesting a community notices page with names rather than a cohesive event.
The band of the state school with Elva will give a concert in the city hall rotunda at 7:30 pm. The program includes Modern Woodmen of America march, Appla Binacams. New Annapolis march, Hymn and Che radi, Silvery Dawn, Rosa Fantaisie Drameur, Marche Hombasts, Folks Ae Concerte, German Folk Song Fatherland, and Mexican Serenade Tuoridin.
City residents at the Anthony Hotel are noted on social calls including Judge IMs W. Hanon of Lagmnga and W. J. Frazer of Warsaw along with several others on an autom public tour of Indiana. Bluffton report details a $2.80 bad check case involving Martin Garton, with confusion over the name Arthur Davis and related business schemes targeting young men.
A city wedding took place yesterday at police headquarters after Harry White of Thompson over Rye and the bride Elena Manson were married by Magistrate Grabner. Witnesses included Chief Eliot and city hall staff. The couple will reside in the city and White works as an operator.
Frank Reesh, an Auburn worker at a local manufacturing company, was injured when a cast iron chute or component fell on his leg. He sustained a broken knee and possible other injuries while performing routine duties. The accident occurred at the Auburn Manufacturing Company plant.
Auburn K O P lodge and Mesnextuaries announce annual memorial services in ACRERN Indiana. The program is set for Sunday afternoon at one, with a fitting observance planned by the order.
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