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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
Miss Nora Shultz of Reading Pa recounts a long battle with eczema. After a year of symptoms and unsuccessful treatments from two physicians, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, applying two cakes of Soap two boxes of Ointment and three bottles of Resolvent, and her condition fully healed within four months.
An OCR fragment markets a shampoo treatment promising to stop itching and irritation, destroy hair parasites, cleanse and beautify the scalp, and promote hair growth. It mentions brand-like terms and several garbled names and places, reflecting an old advertisement style.
Angolan society notes list Raldo Gheffer and wife visiting Jackson Michigan relatives on Sunday. Guy Gilbert and family from Fork Wayne stopped to see his mother T R Gilbert as he works at Fort Wayne post office. Mrs Ralph Wykel attended the funeral of Mort Burren’s child in Fort Wayne. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a Sunday graveside decoration at Circle Hill cemetery. Charles Hanna and family returned to Toledo after attending the Hanna reunion and visiting neighbors. Mrs EB Rose of Butler Mrs Elmer Herckl of Garrett and Mrs Doc Forsythe of Fremont attended Merton Burren’s child funeral. Mrs Justin Green and two children arrived from Cincinnati for a visit with Sybilla Hobinson and Angola friends.
Auburn Indiana June 14. Blanche Murphy daughter of Mrs William Murphy left home yesterday for Fort Wayne to marry Lyman White who she joined there seeking a marriage license. The father with Sheriff Thomas located her and she will be returned to Auburn. White formerly worked in Auburn but now is employed in Fort Wayne. No action taken by authorities yet.
Angola, Ind. Steuben County Clerk Tony Alnan issued marriage licenses to several couples including John Wealey Gordon, 28, of Angola, and Megan Juma Ta Mlacle, 20, of Angola. Wilkim PD Thompson, 24, of Plint, and Meg Sadie Denman, 21, of Faint. Carl Gualer, 4, of Wanatole Wash, to Mins Reehel Fairtien, 04, of Algal.
WAKBAW Ind June 14 George Tahts aling George S Lang as he faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly swindled seven Ware women out of about £14 by selling imaginary furniture and adding eight yards of avens goods. Lang pled guilty to larceny in circuit court and faces penitentiary time.
A notice lists a for rent offer for a new three story factory building in Garrett Indiana with a local telephone contact. The item repeats and includes a stray line about a county gathering and delegates. the excerpt then details precinct by precinct lists of attendees and a pledge of support for Capt J I Nenaisan as representative.
A schoolteacher from Australia recalls long coffee use causing nervousness and irritability. After switching to Postum, she reports calmer nerves, better mood, and more energy, attributing improved classroom conduct to the beverage change. A promotional tale circulated in old ads.
Hist News Bureau reports a family and social diary from Hamilton Indiana. Prominent residents like Zeigler of Chicago and W H Keyes with wife and son visit Fort Wayne hospital and Eden Ohio funeral travel. several locals attend church events, visits, and family gatherings. Notable names include Benjamin Nerrigonte in critical condition after a stroke and Mrs Ayres visiting from Sandusky.
A new saloon opens Thursday evening at 1817 Pioneer avenue with a pork roast lunch mentioned. Jacob N. Keller is proprietor. In Waterloo Indiana, Catherine Hien, wife of Sheldon Tiner, a respected DeKalb County resident, dies at age 48. funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM from her late home.
From ARRETT, lid. Tone TA a re mult of the electing held dn the B. & O slaps recently for ha purpose of el ecting delegates. Garrett won were successful with G. J. Bruner, G. Borer and I. B Reinke elected. The other three men are J. S. Casail, Leo Tatenn and FL McCarthy. The election was spirited yet friendly.
Opera star Sue headlines the Tyrie Hua Week at the popular family theater. Her medley of old time songs is praised as the show’s central feature and sets a high standard for the season.
Auburn residents traveled to Angola for a two day Memorial observance with National Guard involvement. Funeral services for Mrs. Bila Spearback are set for Tuesday at 2 PM from the Methodist church. Local residents Frank Hempehie Frank Wella and others were in town, with reports of deaths and social visits from Garrett Marion Butler and nearby towns.
Next Saturday the Electric Addition lots go on sale with free car tickets provided at the office. Take any city car, transfer to Taylor Street, and cross the river to reach the addition. Remember the dates, Saturday and Sunday next.
Mrs George W Dillon is buried in Fostoria Ohio after death on Saturday. Funeral services were held at the home with Roy Abbott officiating, followed by burial in Fostoria. The article notes the deceased’s connection to Lagrange Indiana and cites the Prairie Saturday event.
Notice to consumers specifies sprinkling hours from 8 to 9 am and 7 to 8 30 pm as shown on water receipts. The rule will be strictly enforced and any violation will result in water being turned off. Board of Public Works issues the directive.
Abraam Johnston, aged 34, a longtime LaGrange County resident and prominent dealer in furniture and related trades, died at his home on Ena Jlenbeu Street at 3:30 this morning from heart trouble. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church with Pastor Jacob Singh officiating. Surviving relatives include his mother and sister Inez Johnston, brother M. D. Tumpton, and others. Johnston and his brother once operated a furniture and decorating business and helped build LaGrange’s early telephone system.
War saw Indiana June 14 A sheriff from Dekalb County Auburn seized Warsaw Maroons pitcher George Grows while he was about two months away from Warsaw. The arrest stemmed from a white desertion charge filed by his wife. The man had earlier taken a restaurant job then vanished into the country. Auburn officials found him late that afternoon.
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