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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented notice items advertise home selling by phone and local bank stock for sale. Mentions W H Rohan at 302 with unclear references to buyers and investors and a 6 percent figure.
Notice announces sale of Adams Township land in Allen County Indiana with price not less than two thirds of appraised value and details of parcel. includes names FUSURESE, JONES & DUNTEN and Adams Township officials. plus bidding for Fort Wayne contractors with bond requirements and bid procedures. Also announces sale of real estate by administrator in Allen County with probate court approval, listing tract details and sale conditions.
A legal notice describes protection for the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America trade marks and insignia. It names Freeland Kendrick and other officers, asserts rights to use and manufacture marks like Red Turkish Fez and The Crescent, and records sworn statements from officials in Marion County Indiana in 1320.
An old advertisement claims a product called SS.S. will cleanse the blood to defeat rheumatism. It urges readers to visit drugstores and seek medical advice if needed, listing a Georgia address for a medical adviser and promising free guidance.
A fragmentary legal notice details an Indiana commission oath dated April 1970 and a state court case Calvin Van Zant vs Bertha Van Zant. It notes Bertha Van Zant as a non resident and warns of a pending default if she does not appear by August 1950, with official attestations and attorney signatures.
Blossoms Floral Co presents a one day offer on a Dollar Box of cut flowers. Located at nue W. Wayne, customers are guided to call 404 for orders or inquiries. Limited timing noted as today only.
Fire at Weil Brothers & Co in Wells street store building damaged a wagon portion and warehouse space. Firemen from Nos 1 and 6 battled intense heat and smoke but quickly extinguished the blaze before it spread, with spontaneous combustion suspected after the January warehouse fire on Columbia avenue.
In superior court Judge Ballou approved four divorces and dismissed twelve cases as part of a docket-lightening effort. Divorces granted include Martha J. Cannon, Helen Gilchrist, Ela Magner, and Hall, with various custodial and alimony arrangements. Several petitions and notices appear, while other cases were dismissed or continued. The report notes jail activity, a Shriners trip accompanying the sheriff, and a divorce filing by Florence Eire from Cleveland & Schlatter seeking e restoration of a prior name.
Mrs J Bernier Liberty township charged with passing forged Kheel for 185 at State Partners bank. Preliminary in Bluffton after arester. Bond set at 100. Witness Cashier Del Lockrood identified the woman. John Kyersole a Democratic candidate for county treasurer had a broken collarbone and rib. Nettie Osborn to wed at Liberty Center tonight. Marriage license issued. G Rose and Thalya Griff noted. Wells County Chautaqua dates set for Aug 18. Ingram Merriman Lawrence Watson traded farm for hardware store. Bluffton city schools picked L J Helmick to replace Williamson as commercial teacher. John Groh pleaded guilty to associating. fined 3 plus costs 15. Mrs Liczis Danaway found guilty of prostitution. suspended sentence and 30 days jail.
Wayne Havice a Hoagland youth who was shot last Friday evening shows slight improvement. Doctors say he remains in danger but is more hopeful about recovery. Hawke’s assailant Oak Scherrer, in county jail, requests to visit Havice if the patient’s condition permits. The sheriff has not yet decided on the visit.
Senerrer shows varied remorse after confinement. Initially denying knowledge of the shooting, he confessed days later and expressed a wish to see Harice. He has asked about the matter multiple times. Harice’s mother and sister stay with him at the hospital. a nearby ad invites readers to see the 1921 Auburn Beauty Six at 432 W Main St with immediate delivery.
A cleaned OCR style note describes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as proven safe by millions and trusted by physicians for over twenty years. It mentions a broken Bayer package with prayer directions for headache toothache neuralgia rheumatism and colds, ten tablets per box, inexpensive, with larger packages sold by druggists. It notes aspirin as a trademark and Bayer’s monoacethylsalicylic acid ester manufacture.
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