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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
A community Maypole event drew large crowds with children dancing ribbons and parents watching. Guests included numerous local families and performers, with a finale featuring music and a large celebration at the park. The evening showcased civic pride, festive attire, and a sense of communal togetherness amid a busy social calendar.
Mateo Read Suckerstad of Michigan Deep Waterway surveys team marries Miss Dhe Osborne of Omaha. The couple, connected by Port Wayne society, plan to reside in Fort Wayne as Sulberlund continues government work and Osbornes joins local circle, with many friends congratulating them on the union.
A Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Milligan announce their wedding in Barlar Indiana with guests from Detavit, Graver Co, and West Jiemarie. A registry, reception, and church ceremony at St Peters mark a family celebration.
An opinion split on a proposed constitutional change dominates the week’s proceedings. Notables include PATTIE PLATOMER CO and wedding notices for Sarah Tower and family, with attendance at Crilshhar and a family event for the Thirilesa line. Visitors and attendees listed reflect local community ties.
The Indiana Clubs report highlights Mrs. Percy V2 Wennyhacker as president of the National ede not Worhon's Clubs and notes gatherings of women from various states. It discusses food inspection, pure food standards, and public health concerns, naming Mrs. A. Z. Tinker and Miss time Addams in the context of safety and consumer protection.
Miss Mima Tepper of Magley will wed Jason Thoftras of Ate at Magley Reformed Church. James Trotman and Lewis Warthman attend. Poshiyan from the Am station house in Wisconsin may attend. The couple will reside on a farm near Maloy, Iowa.
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