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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
5
The Palace opens with a stunning projection of The Fall of the Romanoffs, a sweeping pictorial history of Russia’s collapse. The film traces Nicholas II’s dethronement, Bolshevik rise, and the era’s promises and delusions, amid lavish detail and dramatic prologue.
Huntington June 12 The commercial association directors wrestle with how to help residents lacking cash to buy coal yet need delivery and payment. Despite dealers holding stock, many would‑be buyers lack funds to borrow. The association plans a drive to obtain coal at reduced prices and coordinate distribution as the town braces for winter.
Decatur reports indicate local residents traveled to Fort Wayne as part of a community gathering. The obituary notes the Jacob Aver family mourns a recently deceased member. Family members and neighbors shared meals and hospitality during the weekend events.
Prominent Portland socialite Mary A. Brophy, a graduate of a drawn university, is now in the Army reserve corps stationed near Ant Fonta Texas after earning a lieutenant commission at Fortress Monro. Her betrothed, W. Paul Moran, leaves for Manele with his Chevrolet business interests.
June 12 report lists Rev. ey Mies KOM Foster and daughter Enzatethi at Unication service. Mr and Mrs Retr Halinveter of Fort Wayne visited. others from Auburn and nearby towns attended gatherings and funerals. Baby news, travel to Virginia, and church talks mark a week of community events with collections and upcoming meetings.
An award was presented in the city to Hartes of Hen for services benefiting young children under six years old. The ceremony highlighted early childhood programs and community support, with local officials congratulating recipients.
Mrs. Vanderbilt marries Mint Director Baker in Lenox Mass with Rev Benann N Wyman officiating. Notable attendees include Treasury Secretary William G Vincent and ambassadors amid a small reception. ceremony details describe a formal service and several guests traveling from distant locations.
A jumble of names and tiny events fills the column as Angolan residents Bert Wayne and others host social visits, family gatherings, and motor trips. The snippet mentions neighbors Frank Amber Init, Claude Donglans family, and Mrs. L. Morse visiting relatives, with trips to Chivaga Isat and Pratt CA, plus a note on a Waynce retrace in Roanoke.
The Musilion farm union held its county meeting and elected officers including president Rolly Howey and secretary Charlen Grinley. The group pledged to support war work, stressing home or night shifts and a strong community effort.
The article notes community visits and religious activities in Brookerville including Friday gatherings at Knope schoolhouse, Sunday visits by Mr Mee Joseph Cinentiner and others, prayer meetings, preaching services, and the Harkmeyer worker purchasing property. Local families and residents are listed as attendees and visitors in a detailed diary-like report.
Mrs and Mrs visited Fort Wayne and New Haven relatives. Many Maples residents hosted and visited guests from Fort Wayne and nearby towns over several days, with Sunday dinners and informal gatherings at local homes.
Thomas A. Stineman of Wabash aged 21 and a member of Company 1, 16th Infantry, died in France from wounds received in action. He had been in France nine months, under fire for over five, and was the first local boy to die on French battlefields. Survived by parents, two brothers Burr and Charles, and three sisters. Flags in Wabash were placed at half mast in his honor.
Mrs Mary Weber of 16 North Street Huntington Indiana touts Dr Richards Stomach Liver Kidney and Blood Remedy claiming complete cure after years of suffering She praises relief from nervousness and says ten bottles ended her symptoms Satisfaction guaranteed or money back and is available through Dr Richards Medicine Co Columbia City Indiana for one dollar plus postage
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