Social notes mark nuptial hopes and gatherings in Fort Wayne
Mrs J A Shoaff hosted a thimble party with friends of her daughter in Fort Wayne. The J N club plans small events for Miss Nessel and Mr Schack while Miss Myrtle Mowry’s engagement to Mr J Ro Golden is celebrated with a linen shower and supper tables adorned with roses. Various local youths attend events, Osier visits, and Purdue graduates return home for engineering studies and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shoaff
Albert Mitchell
Fred J. Shoaff
Walter Seavey
G. WW. Leslie
Harvey Crane
W. S. Morris
Edward Dalman
Moffat
Carnahen
Reuss
Elenora Scott
West Wayne Street
Myrtle Mowry
J. Ro Golden
Council Bluffs
Miss Mowry
Alice Hall
Minneapolis
Vera Short
Lagrange
Flora Cook
Irene Smith
Estelle Jones
Rushville
Ind
Jesse Marquardt
Los Angeles
John Dalman
Vic
Ben Heaton
New York
Styles Dickinson
Fort Wayne
Pratt Institute
Philadelphia
Amy R. Seavey
N. D. Doughman
Cleveland
Walter Stutz
J. A. Stutz
San Francisco
Philippines
Charles Pfeiffer
Robison Park
Glenn W. Mills
Nellie
Frank Mills
Galesburg
Mich
London
England
G. W. Mills
Kalamazoo
Purdue
Jeff
Gaette
Nussbaum
Wehnert
Fensial
Stutz
Griffiths
Bowser
Tau Beta
Harry Cook
Charles Darnell
Pennsylvania
Germany draft pact latest draft inked in Berlin
The latest draft pact in Germany outlines new terms on conscription and defense cooperation. Officials from the chancellery say the agreement focuses on modernization, shared security goals, and a timetable for implementation across allied forces.
German US trade treaty draft outlines concessions and aims
Berlin reports a German draft for a US commercial treaty prepared for Washington in July. It seeks to cancel or extend the 1828 Prussian treaty, replace it with a comity and navigation pact, balance tariff concessions, and allow arbitration on trade disputes. A fallback to general German customs is proposed if talks fail. Columbus outlines a coal merger forming the second largest US producer, consolidating Kanawha and Hocking with Continental and Sunday Creek coal outfits, under Morgan interests, with John H. Winder as general manager. The deal spans substantial coal lands, docks, cars, and mines, valued around 40 million dollars, and aims for completion by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Washington
Duesseldorf
Prince von Buelow
Kanawha Ard Hocking Coal and Coke Company
Continental Coal Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Sunday Creek Coal Company
St. Paul and Western Coal Company
Duluth
Boston Coal and Dock Company
Morgan
Sunday Creek
Germany
Sunday Creek Concern
John H. Winder
Sunday Creek Company
Consolidated Company
Hocking Valley
Ohio
West Virginia
Northwest
Correction to sponge cake recipe by Mrs. W. A. Evans
Mrs. W A Evans asks correction of a sponge cake recipe left incomplete due to distraction. The proper method adds salt to the yolks and cream of tartar to flour, with separate beating of eggs, sugar to whites, flour folded in, and vanilla flavoring.
Saint Augustine’s academy art exhibit and commencement
The department of art at St Augustine's academy will open to visitors on Thursday and Friday June 15 and 16 with selections from pupils penmanship drawing and painting. The fifty ninth annual commencement will be held at Library hall on June 16 inviting all interested in the institution's welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Academy
Library Hall
Miss Roosevelt Guarded by Secret Service in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 12 Miss Roosevelt is constantly accompanied by two secret service agents who protect her at all times. The Washington bodyguards are joined by City Detective John McDermott, enhancing the security detail during her visit.
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Cincinnati
Miss Roosevelt
Bee
Secret Service
Washington
John McDermott
When Summer Comes with Fragrance and Hot Weather
A fragment poem reflecting on summer heat and wary social exchanges. The speaker notes the sun’s rise and the long day of discomfort, then observes a cautious attitude toward others, ending with a line about meeting someone they shun, referencing Vart Wayne Ci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Wayne
Father Noll to Deliver Cathedral High School Address
The Rev. John F. Noll of Besancon will deliver the class address to Cathedral high school for boys graduates at Library hall tomorrow evening. The graduates are Raymond Lewis Getz Edward Henry Gocke Maurice Edgar Cody Robert Clement Smith Joachim Ryder Carl Louis Centlivre Oliver John Geary and Francis Michael Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Noll
Besancon
Cathedral High School For Boys
Library Hall
Raymond Lewis Getz
Edward Henry Gocke
Maurice Edgar Cody
Robert Clement Smith
Joachim Ryder
Carl Louis Centlivre
Oliver John Geary
Francis Michael Hogan
Believe Coon Operated Extensively In Ohio
Coon, arrested in Paris Texas at a bank request, is alleged to have run extensive operations in Ohio and the central west. He used this city as headquarters for forty years or more and helped build part of the Fort Wayne traction line. He later contracted on the Sandusky Southwestern project under General Manager Oleson between here and Kenton. Authorities say he led a large force of workers while facing charges for passing a worthless check on a Cleveland bank. The traction company later failed. Coon allegedly carried forged credentials from Indianapolis and Texas bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Coon
Mi-o-na touted as stomach guardian against germs
An advertisement promotes Mi-o na as a natural cure for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It claims germs invade via air and food, but a strong stomach plus Mi-o na can neutralize or expel them. Each tablet is taken before meals, with a money back promise if ineffective, sold by Meyer Bros & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Bros & Co
The Mascot at Robison Park Theatre Review
A large audience greeted The Begga Prince Opera company at Robison Park Theatre last evening for The Mascot. The singing numbers are pretty and tuneful and the comedians clever. Wednesday evening Said Pasha will be given. This opera is well known as one of the best ever written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begga Prince Opera Company
Robison Park Theatre
Pasha
Pleasing Company Delivers Elaborate Stage Costumes
A review notes the music is sweet and the comedy entertaining. The period setting calls for elaborate costumes, all carried complete by the exceptionally pleasing company for the production.
United States Indian Band to Perform at Robison Park
Starting Wednesday afternoon the United States Indian band under Dennison Wheelock will give two concerts daily at Robison park for four days. The ensemble numbers forty trained musicians. The programs will be chosen from a vast library of notable works. Miss Blanche Lyons will be the soloist with a notably sweet soprano voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Indian Band
Dennison Wheelock
Robison Park
Blanche Lyons
Shakespeare Outdoors Ben Greet in Forest Glade
James O'Donnell Bennett lauds Ben Greet open air production of As You Like It in Chicago Record Herald. Reviews praise simplicity reverence and poetry. Fort Wayne performances billed next Monday with As You Like It at 3:30 and A Midsummer Night's Dream in the evening. ticket sales open tomorrow at Woodworth's drug store. all seats reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell Bennett
Chicago Record-Herald
Ben Greet
England
Fort Wayne
Woodworth’s Drug Store
Washing aid user testifies at Pittsburg plea
Mrs. Jane Jnelg of 812 Brushton Avenue Pittsburg Pennsylvania says she has relied on Easy Task for two years and believes she cannot wash effectively without it. The statement appears in a local feature about household helpers and consumer recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Jnelg
Brushton Avenue
Pittsburg
Promotions Made in Standard Oil Staff
Changes and promotions follow rapidly after the death of General Manager D J O Day. Former District Superintendent Moran moves west and is replaced by J A Dutton as district superintendent. James O Neall becomes general district superintendent, with Findlay ties, and is promoted to general manager of the producing interests of Prairie Gas and Oil Company, based in Kansas City. Eugene G Palmer succeeds him, known in Indiana and long based in Montpelier, recently in the east and Buckeye fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima. O
Republican Gazette
D. J. O'Day
Standard Pipelines
Moran
J. A. Dutton
James O'Neall
Ohio Oi Company
Findlay
Prairie Gas and Oi Company
Kansas City
Eugene G. Palmer
Indiana
Montpelier
East
Buckeye
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Arfases
Altoona
Therema
Joan F. Lear
Atlanta
The
Begger Prince Opera Co
Kinadrome
Auronty’s
Calhoun Street
United States Indian
Vulia E. Emanuel
W. Berry
Phorie
Kalihlor
Journal-Gazette
Ociety Affairs
J. N. Club
Nessel
Mr. Schack
J.P. Morgan & CO
CERN
Kaiser
Congress
Columbus
Pittsburg Coal Company
Oberlin
Cro C. Brokaw
Wells-Fargo Xpress
Bank Street
Miss Alice
President
Father Noll
Believe Coon
Danoe
Harry Leavelle
Beggar Prince Orera Company
the Indian Band
Standard Oil
Mergentheim
A. Mergentheim
Calhoun ST. Opp, Court House
C. L. Centlivre Brewing Co
Cat
City Carriage Works Repository
Ala
Frank X. Schuhler
Court Street
Fort Warns
Arcade
Klaehn & Melching
West Main Street
Kelsey
H. J. Ash
East Columbia Street
Tarmon & Fry
Barr Street
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