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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
15
Public eve Lyric War stories feature a phota war play titled True Believer about a young minister who becomes a spy for his Confederate brother and a crushing defeat. An old pastor is condemned but spared after a science framed confession. Also preview of The Boomerang in three reels as a forthcoming Lyric feature.
Gordon Grant an heir swindled by Cyrus Brooks flees to Virginia and hides as a hermit. A stalled auto carries Brooks and his daughter, who uses the ransom plot to force restitution. Amid mountain mist they glimpse an omen, leading to forgiveness. The daughter pleads, Brooks pays, and Gordon and she reunite to return to society.
Tom Marvin befriends Rich mond, aims to win Gladys Richmond, while crooks plot to rob Richmond. Tom overhears schemes, is captured then escapes on a dredge as a boat departs. He reaches the ship, interrupts the thieves, and impresses Richmond with his bravery and prospects as a son in law.
A Gaiety program features The Tango and a Biograph drama while the public can see the latest dance practice. A wife suspects her husband of infidelity after a newspaper ad misleads, but a casa organ music scene rekindles their affection as they dance the tango.
A fragmentary report describes Cutey posing as a work applicant to approach Mrs Trevor’s home, where he witnesses a pearl theft and robs two men after which Mrs Trevor shields him as the plot shifts to public display. Other local notes cover social events, a hotel clerk’s vacation, a birth, club meetings, a bridal shower, and fashion tips.
Fort Wayne residents Kallen, Tone, Kessen, Kroesch, and Kroeger pass away with services arranged at Getz Cahill, Concordia, and local churches. Survivors include wives, children, and siblings. deaths cite illnesses, apoplexy, and long German roots. Funeral notices list addresses on East Wayne, Erle, and John streets, with church affiliations noted.
A new two reel feature thrills Jefferson audiences with a dramatic opening scene of lovers in peril and a pistol crack. Amateurs perform for the public in hopes of rising to fame, with Victoria Webster and Dick Harteler adding musical acts. On Saturday the program features The Man In the White Cloak in three parts.
Glen Johnston was elected president of the Carpenters' union at the semiannual meeting last night. The new officers are Glenn Johnston president C M Felts vice president Charles Brekem recording secretary M M B Hollenbeck financing secretary Rewhen Cred treasurer 5 Cramm conductor. The election consumed nearly two hours with little other business. Several new members were initiated and applications were acted upon. Since the first of the year regular meetings have been held at Harmony Hall North Calhoun Street, as the carpenters' hall is inadequate to accommodate all members.
A local notice mentions a complete fine of Wilson Bros athletic suits to four dollars and notes other small items. It includes reports of community happenings such as a meeting by Bluffton lodge, school health examinations, and local personnel movements, all reflecting civic life.
Jamile Kearney makes a four day business trip to Chicago this week. Mrs KE of Brighton visits Jackson briefly. Dr Hubert Frering of Orland spends days with his parents. The Willrams sisters attend Purdue commencement at Pur die, Louise West graduates. Mary Yonker travels from Detroit for indefinite stay with her parents. Mrs Waraten and daughter Josephine of Ohio City visit the Darner household. W P Brown of Cotchvater visits Ainsixter. Mr and Mrs Ionry Roland of Ashland attend Senator Smiths reception. T E Elliott daughter visit at Titedaie. Bruce Kimmel returns from Purdue to summer with parents. Mrs White and son THiTD of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs G J Comper. Mrs William Shek and daughter Margaret West travel to Indianapolis for Glacks work.
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