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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
15
As spring approaches, impulses from winter clog circulation causing wetness and debilitation known as spring fever. Early signs include loss of appetite and waning energy. children grow peevish, puny, and weak. The remedy urged is S. S. S. a blood purifier from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga with claims of boosting appetite and strength.
Shrine of Mizpah temple with a band of thirty will depart by special Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana traction Mine train for Indianapolis Sunday at 1 15 PM. Monday they attend a celebration honoring Imperial Potentate Flins Jacoby resident of Indianapolis. A grand gathering from Indiana shrines is anticipated with Illustrious Potentate BH Kilbourne requesting advance notices from those planning to go. Princess Marion Robison Park Sunday.
The twenty fifth anniversary of Redeemer Lutheran church will be observed on Sunday June 16. Morning service at 10 10 features Rev William Allman Milwaukee as preacher. Evening service at 7 45 will have Rev Martin S Sommer St Louis and editor of the Lutheran Witness delivering the sermon. A reception for Rev and Mrs Theo Hahn of Baltimore follows on June 18 in the church basement.
The church was moved and remodeled after Rev. Hahn left for Baltimore in November 1910. Rev. J. R. Graebner, installed February 1, 1911, by Rev. Stoeppelwerth during a vacancy. Debt on property stood around 11,600, now funded by church groups and members. Present voting members total 106 and communicants.
A Bloomingdale shuttle runs every Sunday from the transfer corner at 7 AM. The round trip fare is 1.00 dollars. For details call 2373 red.
City hall records show Murt Kimble sworn in as a new police role man and Robert Orif named special riding officer at the electric works. Henry Ilgeman, a contractor, and Suliman from Fair residence are noted among board appointments.
A breezy home remedy suggests taking a tablespoon of water with 5 to 10 drops of Brazilian Balm every half hour. The ad claims the cold vanishes like magic and notes no quinine or opiates are used.
War times make economy important. Practice it in operating your car or truck.
Field Avenue and Beechwood Drive lists births among families including Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson and Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, while the Board of War and Water Works officials led by Mayor Catshall and Robert Evan visit Hamilton Frida Morneon to inspect water supply needs. The water supply is dropping, signaling a need to source from the Jaky region for new reserves.
Wolcottville scene notes teen student at Gaford College faces a ten day break for vacation. Residents from Lafayette and nearby towns visit relatives this weekend. Local families gather for a weekend at Ann Arbor. Retirement plans arise as Dr Ghent La and others plan next steps. Medical rest station in Chicago draws several attendees this week.
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