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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
10
Amos Vollna, long imprisoned for arson in Michigan City, has been paroled and served in this city Thursday evening. The report describes his past conviction, release and the conditions of his parole as noted in city records. Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co advertises Black Elastic Enamel for roof painting.
In proceedings before Judge Yaple a four year old girl from the Thain family is placed under guardianship review with her mother Mrs Gally Thain seeking care. The judge noted the mother showed competence for reasonable custody and may retain guardianship. other court notes include divorce actions, foreclosures, and a reformatory sentence for a youth.
Fragmentary text describes a street scene near Washington and Calhoun with a mention of an auto or vehicle at Ruvlyan Park and a person named Gedaly Machard. Other details are garbled and refer to a Ross day and Munger.
In Watraw Indiana the Kosciusko County graduation figures show 307 graduates receiving diplomas at the annual commencement ceremony. The event highlighted notable participation from local schools and reflected the district’s strong educational turnout.
A brief classified notice seeking ten salesmen with neat appearance and good address. Apply at 9:00 a.m. today to The Gas Company.
A chaotic death notice fragment details the drowning death of Robert Emerick in Broadhead Kentucky with funeral plans to be held Saturday. It also lists several other obituaries and notices from Port Wayne and nearby areas with scattered names, locations, and service details, though the text is garbled. The report mentions St Johns and Catholic churches, local addresses, and multiple survivors, reflecting a dense, overlapping obituary page.
Amos Ft Pinchot has moved to remove George W Perking from the chairmanship of the National Progressive Party. On May 5 Pinchot sent a 24 000 word letter to members of the national committee Theodore Roosevelt and other leaders denouncing Devine as a menace and urging his ouster from the dominant party role. The letter, marked Per sonal not for publication, now emerges as part of internal party furor.
St Paul Walther league entertainment committee prepares a June slate at the auditorium with Shober's octyr from St Louis Seminary performing selections Friday. Two Stereopticon lectures by Mr Kuepphen set for June 11 and 18 on church topics. Admission 10 cents, two for 15. Junior Yourgmen's Society to meet next Tuesday. Trinity Your Ladins Society discontinues July August. Redeemer Your People's Society meets next Monday night. Emanuel Young People's Society ends season, resumes next fall. Concordia Hinle Reading class meets Friday. Emmaus Young Men's society offers ice cream social Thursday June 18 at their hall. The proposed Clay league outing on Sunday June 29 postponed.
Mrs A R Ecker, thirty four, longtime LaGrange County resident, died at home after an appendectomy, complications following surgery proved fatal. Survived by husband Bert Erber, three children, parents Mr and Mrs Bert Price, and a brother Dean Price. Funeral plans not yet set but burial likely Sunday at Bean Church.
Norman Barr shows a 15 pound fish caught in Crooked take Thureiay, with Alen F Baker posting two bites on ice at the same window. The fish are iced and headed to Hot Beau tables for dinner, drawing much attention from local visitors.
Columbia City Ind June 12 Dr Intim J Taywrener, once senior physician in the county, resumes practice after health forced retirement. He will operate from Rickeraparke rooms with assistance from chiropractors and other physicians including August Covie, who has practiced in the west. Taywrener hopes to regain his former share of his large client base.
Autos to be sold at auction today by Auto Exchange at 118 West Wayne street. Also notes on a social event in Collinsville and a list of Brady Specials featuring live lobsters fresh seafood and mushrooms.
Warsaw Ind June many residents are visiting relatives and spending summer with family. Miya Pie Oram returns from Evanston to Warsaw for vacation with parents. George Oram and Mrs Toy Wry visit Atwood after a sister’s visit. Raymond Ripple’s relatives mourn his death with many in Warsaw. D Miller and Mrs. Wiese travel to Cleveland and Fort Wayne for visits. Mary Jaton returns from Creeneatla to study at Deluna University. J Wy Storybael takes a business trip to Plymouth. Edie Ollygerte’s conflated home trip. Mrs Noble Miller hosts guests. Virginia Belter and Day Maine Velter spend Sunday in Fork Wryne. Esther Merton and Pearl Formin visit with friends. many more names listed with brief mentions of trips and visits.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a critical condition in Warsaw involving a founder and children. Mentions Visit to children’s department and Teal values. Patterson-Fletcher Co. appears as publisher or advertiser in the damaged text.
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