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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
6
Our rug selection always figures largely in every plan for a new home. Stock is diverse with shapes sizes colors and designs making it easy to find the rug needed for any room or all rooms in the house.
Advertises tapestry room size rugs and extra quality tapestry rugs with 9 by 12 foot dimensions. Prices listed: $12.50 for smaller, $16.50 and $16.00 for larger sizes, and $15.95 or $8.95 for specific 9 by 12 offerings.
Silver Lake Ind June 15 Residents report visits from Indianapolis and Peru with local families returning home. Aaron Yates suffers heart trouble while gravel road surveying promises grading work next month, likely routing multiple new roads before summer. Local remodeling on the Ber a Funk house progresses and sidewalk riding enforcement gains attention amid safety concerns.
Miss Louh Underwood of Port Wayne high school suffered injuries Friday night in an antonella incident. She showed some improvement yesterday at Tye hospital and was able to greet a number of her friends.
Mrs Harvey Mangus visits Fort Wayne for hearing treatment while Join Dong of American Harvester tours Antwerp. Many residents, including G F Johnson Hicksville and H Keller Cantan, visit or are visited. Upcoming concerts and social visits feature prominently as families travel for funerals and leisure.
Deputies of northern Indiana last week arrested Tester Burris and William Darnell of Centerville for shooting a squirrel. Each was fined $62.50 on two counts. Captain Fleming departs for the department camp, to remain there until further orders.
Wanted. A tailor and coatmaker. A. B. Mull, Thee Tailor, 1622 S. Calhoun St.
The St Catherine’s Academy commencement program was issued. It lists Festival March Overture, solos and choruses, addresses by Rev. Joseph F. Delaney, and honors including certificates for primary and commercial courses and diplomas for Elizabeth Dinnen Drury and Leonora Marie Grater.
A moral verse by B L Borber extols a woman's love as divine, steadfast and healing. It portrays love as the crowning glory of noble womanhood, elevating home life and guiding men through hardship with warmth, courage, and devotion. The poem idealizes domestic fidelity and maternal grace as a royal, life‑giving force.
A grocery ad lists new early lumph potatoes and Laren oak spring wheat flour with prices. It promotes Wilkens hams and bacon, frozen butter eggs, cheese varieties, canned goods, and cherries for canning. The note urges buyers to place orders early to ensure supply.
Rome City News reports local residents and visitors with Tie Tipton of Fort Wayne and S J Taylor of Fort Wayne as business visitors. Mrs George Buchanan and Mrs Gan rky Frick visited Mrs Ernest Wisher at a hospital. George Leeper and family from South Bend are visiting relatives. Several Elks from Kenfialmin enjoyed a cottage picnic at Berghomt Point. Cle m Rautsons depart for Mark Center Ohio.
A reflective poem fragment questions reunion after loss and the hope of heaven. It envisions loved ones awaiting with open arms, radiant faces, and welcoming arms, contrasting earthly loneliness with imagined eternal joy. The speaker asks whether anyone can deny a joyful reunion.
Eye witnesses recount a near collision as a car brakes fail at Main Street crossing. Local Maccabees hold memorial services at the Christian church. Firemen controversy stirs council discussions while Civil War veterans mark Flag Day. Excursions, horse shipments, and Billy Sunday interest fill Kendallville in a busy week with community events and notices.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Owen entertain with tidbits about a long planned Western journey. The family will head south to Texas then the Pacific Coast and return by a northern route. The trip is a pleasure outing and a vacation for Mr. Routson from railroad duties. Their two children will remain with the Owens family during the voyage.
For sale a new modern home at the corner of Weisser Park avenue and Colerick street. Brooks Construction Co offers open today with reasonable price and terms.
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