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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
1
A flood of complaints about weeds on vacant lots has been directed to the city health board. Officials say weed removal is not their function and advise complaints be made to the police. A park board meeting is set for the afternoon to arrange summer band concert programs in public parks.
Born to Mr and Mrs Amman I Hirsehy at 3410 Fairfield avenue a son. Mr and Mrs William F Meyer at 3211 Bria street have a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Bier side at BOL Holman street a son.
Fort Wayne residents rush to buy a Ford Sedan as Pensil Auto Co at 810 to 16 Harrison St offers limited livery on quick sale. Authorized Ford distributors highlight low price and all weather comfort with a tomorrow display and gatesroom for inquiries.
Hilgeman and Schaaf celebrate their ten man sales team led by Cari J former city forester. Nellie B Lynch of General Electric buys one of the prime sites at Beaver Ave and Mexine Dr as seventeen new homes are announced with more under construction. A L Kapp reports on South Wood park prospects and future needs.
Fort Wayne residents learn Concordia College plans a $2,000,000 campaign starting next Sunday titled offering week in Lutheran circles to enlarge and modernize the Fort Wayne institution. Directors Martin Luecke and trustees urge support, praising Concordia as a premier educational and military school in service to mankind.
A local sale advertises any pair of ladies white canvas boots for one dollar. The offer applies to both high and low heel styles. G. R. Kinney Co., Inc. located at 207 East Main Street promotes the deal.
The Federation of Labor plans a grand weeklong celebration at League Park during the week of July 4. John S. Berger promises a world class lineup with the Hippodrome Fireworks spectacle The Last Days of Pompeii Arrigoni’s and other top attractions drawing visitors from northern Indiana and beyond. The Industrial Loan and Investment Co will close its office after 5 pm starting Saturday.
G. R. Kinney Co. announces a sale of heel items for one dollar at 207 E Mein Street. The offer highlights bargain footwear and directs customers to visit the shop for limited quantities.
Among the veterans the Memorial Day committee is urged to attend tonight for the final meeting of the year at the veteran headquarters in the courthouse. Bills for May 30 observance will be addressed. Beary W. Lawton Camp No 3% United Spanish War Veterans meets Friday to muster byes and review enlistment applications. Delegates and past comrades plan to attend the department encampment of the U S Tr V at South Bend on June 25 and 29.
Gary June 15 employees of the First National Bank of Gary recall a dividend action at 14 percent tied to earnings, with wages matching stockholders on profits. Richmond June 16 reports state finances depleted, prompting a call for a special legislative session as head of the state purchasing board, Mr. S. E. Smith, announces actions. Fireworks store Trautman Sporting Goods, 221 E Main St.
A bug entering a driver's eye near Van Wert blinded the autoist, causing a crash that overturned the car three miles west of Van Wert. The driver suffered severe bruises but is not believed to be seriously injured. The ad promotes Rogers driving classes, with a note to insure accidents, at 05 West Wayne Street.
The Y M C A Thursday meeting will feature DL A Schwan presenting The Necessity of Swimming at 6 43. Ti orchestra will perform several selections before the address. Ladies of K of C plan a board party Wednesday at 2 30 in Lau Bleek.
Chicago June 16 Thomas E Wilson president of Wilson & Co packers and head of the Institute of American Meat Packers spoke before the National Live Stock Exchange urging all branches of the beef packers industry to stamp out radical and non American elements. He warned that such groups could seize on proposed meat industry legislation to push for nationalization.
A brief notice from Acme Quality Paint Store encourages painting dark basement corners with white or light colored paint to brighten the space and improve visibility. The tip emphasizes practical home improvement and color choice.
An ad promises deep discounts at Upstairs Men's Store located near 714 Calhon Street and a rival Warne Clothes Shop. It highlights low rents and lower expenses enabling lower prices on suits, summer wear, and accessories such as Palm Beach Mohair items, with a broad range of prices from 1 to 25 shillings and mentioning new stock and seasonal items.
A local committee led by Chairman Al bert HB and Lew Gays organized a big campaign event for Concordia to raise 35,000 for new college equipment. The drive, aimed at Lutheran congregations, emphasizes broad support and solicited contributions despite being restricted to unsolicited gifts.
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