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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
16
The Geotry Brothers bring a unique brigade of trained monkeys to town for a winter engagement. The act includes a monkey fire chief and uniformed jungle performers as a main attraction for children and adults, with admission priced at five and thirty-five cents.
A jumble of community notes covers visits, travels, and gatherings in Churubusco area. Wilma Thomas returns to Nar Noment Corunna after a brief stay with relatives in Welmsway. locals attend a Benton Club dance in Garratt. Wayne Tord arrives after property duties. residents visit Fort Wayne and Columbia City for family and friends. Planned piano contest results reveal Hortengs Flay Shorty as winner with prizes, while Pearl Ugh, and others place. A top cream social fundraiser is set at Union Church on Thursday the 14th to aid Sabbath school. Local social life continues with church events, travels, and entertainment.
John P L White, head of United Min Workers, indicted by a federal grand jury in West Virginia for conspiracy under the Sherman Act. One of the first labor leader indictments under the act, amid West Virginia strike probes led by Senator Kern of Indiana.
A collection of fragmented social notices from Zanesville area records attendees at Sunday school, home visits, and visitors to Huntington and Fort Wayne. The item lists numerous families, neighbors, and local churches, including Branstator, Grover Walker, Alma Bush, Noah Walker, Joshua Bender, and Elmer Ginter, with several mentions of travel to Fort Wayne, Huntington, and Mount Zion convention.
Crandina promotes Mothers Friend as vital guidance for expectant mothers detailing its uses to ease pregnancy discomfort. The article praises the product for reducing abdominal and breast strain, easing tension, and aiding preparation for motherhood, noting availability and a favorable reception.
The Democratic party braces for a city race with five candidates for mayor. Supporters foresee Melching winning the nomination, while Hosey and Brain backers claim strong showings. With primaries near, parties pledge unity and broad backing to the chosen candidate.
Columbia City reports several local visitors and social events. Mrs. Maude Shinnenan and Lela Burnworth retire from Fort Wayne, Patrick Bizn returns as guest of Mrs. Dennis Gallivar, and the William Steiner family plans a reunion at the Cuelek home next Sunday. Readers note many residents travel to attend family gatherings and visit relatives across Ohio and Michigan.
The Fort Wayne Board of School Trustees invites bids for coal supply for the next school year. Bids will be opened June 23, 1913, at 7 20 p m. Specifications obtainable from the Office of the School Board in the Old High School Building.
Kendallville Indiana on June 12 with Jada identified with the Boy Scout movement welcomed new executive Mr. A Pritchard of Springfield Mass under Col J Austin Jones guidance. The scene at the union depot featured a proud crowd and a forward looking Scout council planning future steps near Bixler Lake with Rev Miller G Pelt present.
Pleasant Lake brief with scattered notes of residents visiting relatives in Hartland Spencer Angora and Angola. Mentions of school event, medal contest participants, and local guests at the homes of Mrs. Shoemaker Mr. Hoagland and others. Advertising notice seeks names of parties offering board or rooms near Works Western Gas Construction company.
Newark New Jersey June 12 Patrick T Quinn described as an agriculturalist who helped introduce the American cranberry into England died at his home aged 78 He served as secretary of the State Agricultural Society the State Board of Agriculture and the State Centennial Committee in various periods.
The children extend heartfelt appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and passing of mother Mrs Frances Crow.
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